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Re: [IJS] Re: Spin

Yes! I used to do them all the time on my Rollerblades. If you are
spinning counter-clockwise you need to have your right front wheel slightly
ahead of your left. Remember to bend your knees.
Jennifer

>I'm curious, has anyone been able to do a two foot spin with their
>foot weight on top of both front wheels of their in-line skates
>(skates that don't have a PIC or toe stop)?
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>JO ANN
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>Happy Skating!
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Jennifer Kretschmer

"Doubt is not a pleasant condition, but certainty is absurd." -Voltaire
Tue Mar 27, 2001 5:24 am

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Hey Craig: Thanks. You've given em a lot to think about! I appreciate the thoughts and can really identify with them. Your thinking on the start of a spin and... 		karlsemail@...
Send Email 		Feb 18, 2001
5:08 am

-- ... help ... small ... Hello Hello Karl... Am glad my thoughts seem helpful. : ) I can spin better on figure skates... 12~15 revolutions. That's only...
CraigByKDW@...
Send Email 		Feb 20, 2001
4:49 am

Today I was playing around on my in-line hockey skates and I've been trying to figure out how to make 2 foot spins last longer on in-line hockey skates or...
Jo Ann Schneider Farris
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Send Email 		Mar 11, 2001
12:13 am

I'm curious, has anyone been able to do a two foot spin with their foot weight on top of both front wheels of their in-line skates (skates that don't have a...
Jo Ann Schneider Farris
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Send Email 		Mar 18, 2001
1:33 pm

hi Jo Ann, i've seen it done and have tried it myself. i think it's harder to maintain than a toe/heel. and it seems to work better if you go into it the...
John Thomas
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Send Email 		Mar 18, 2001
1:51 pm

I have purchased PIC skates, and I simply love them, I tried 5 of the 6 ice jumps: Toe loop, Salchow, Flip, the Loop am having a little trouble with; the axel...
echehum@...
Send Email 		Apr 6, 2001
2:00 pm

Here's a chapter from my book on HOW TO SPIN: http://www.geocities.com/joannschneider/jumpspin/spin.htm Hope this helps! JO ANN...
Jo Ann Schneider Farris
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Send Email 		Apr 6, 2001
2:47 pm

Hi Friends, I am not familiar with the group you mention, "Rolling Thunder". Could you please provide us with more information on this? It sounds pretty ...
nicpicsk8@...
Send Email 		Apr 7, 2001
5:41 pm

http://inlineskating.about.com/library/weekly/aa010322.htm Check this website. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
echehum@...
Send Email 		Apr 7, 2001
8:15 pm

Yes! I used to do them all the time on my Rollerblades. If you are spinning counter-clockwise you need to have your right front wheel slightly ahead of your...
Jennifer Kretschmer
jen@...
Send Email 		Mar 27, 2001
6:50 am

... As far as 'edge' and the 3-turn are concerned, with a left foot spin ... outside ... a ... Criag and all, I'd like to stress the importance of this last...
superskater@...
Send Email 		Mar 22, 2001
10:44 pm
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