Ice Skating with One Leg

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Part of the video series: Ice Skating Basics

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Summary: Ice skating requires good balance and good foot movement. Learn how move your skates from our ice skating expert in this free video clip.

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Akos Kertesz Akos Kertesz has been skating since he was 6 years old and is an experienced skating teacher from Hungary, Budapest. He studied for 7 years at Piruett skatin... read more

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Ice Skating with One Leg

Shift your body weight put your body weight on the one foot, and push with the other, push with other, yes. Push. And after that, you touch with the free leg, touch the standing leg with the free leg. Touch the standing leg with the free leg. Always bend your knees and lean your body forward and you can change your foot. If you haven't got enough speed then you can gain ground and skate and push your, push your foot with the other. Push your foot, lean your body forward, yes, and always bend your knees. And the next, the last, and touch the, with the free leg, the standing leg, touch the standing leg with the free leg. Touch the standing leg with the free leg. That was all.