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new patterns from coach
I thought that it would be fun to start a thread for those little gems, or toe teasers, you may pick up in a lesson. Here's my latest:
FI Rocker to BI-3. now First I've never done a rocker on purpose in my life and the only turn that I find natural is the FI counter, so this requires me to turn my shoulders completely into the circle but counter the free leg to front. then I have to check the shoulder in and check them out of the rocker but essentially they stay in one place while my hips rotate underneath leaving you in perfect position to then do the BI3 (my nemesis). The one other interesting thing this is teaching me is that I tend to turn my BI-3's on too deep a lobe but they are less scary if I can be more upright with less lean. Lyle |
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My coach wanted me to do that exercise because I was having trouble checking FI rockers on the BI edge.
THAT HARD. |
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This is not that tricky, but I'm a spazz at footwork so anything's tricky to ol' stumblefoot.
To practice the threes-on-the-line, I have to do a series of FO threes while keeping my shoulders checked forward. It's helped a lot and made me realize how little turnout I've been getting. I'm doing stretches and such to improve the turnout and the exercise is getting easier.
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If your drill is a FI Rocker to BI-3, would that mean I could try the FO Rocker I'm learning to BO-3? |
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I do what is essentially a LFO swing roll but instead of arcing the leg around I swing it in a straight line forewards and when it is all the way front I do the FO Rocker letting the free leg pull me along into the check and then cross front etc. Try it, its easier to check this way and looks cool Lyle |
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