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| The Outdoors Advice Blog |
How could I practice spins off the ice without a spinner?
I am not really a natural spinner, so I was wondering if anybody had any suggestions on how to perfect them off the ice. Also, I need help on a back sit spin! Any ideas? I feel like I am too far back, but when I try and rock forward with my blade, I just spiral in place.
Well I guess to practice them on the floor if you really don't want a spinner, you could use socks on a hardwood floor. I wouldn't recommend it though, because you're more likely to fall flat on your face than learn how the spin works.
However, you COULD practice your spin positions holding onto a wall or a door or something. For example, for a camel spin, practice your spiral position, and for a sit spin, do a wall sit beside the wall and stick one leg out.
As for your back sit, I'm not really sure what you're doing. I'd need to see a video to be sure, but it sounds like you're leaning too far back on your heel in the spin. You need to be balanced on the ball of the foot in orderto get the most speed, rotations and to stay centered. Make sure when you do your crosscuts going into the spin (assuming you're doing a forward sit first), after the wind up that you step to the middle of the circle you just made. Stepping to the outside can throw you off balance and as you described, cause rocking in an effort not to fall over.
Sorry it was so long, hope that helps!
