A video compilation of my ice skating journey 🧊⛸️ Starting off the tv series, it was clear that I may not have a lot of scenes on the ice but I wanted to immerse myself in the world of skaters. I wanted to push my limits and bounderies to see how far I can learn given the amount of time we have. In the beginning, it was frustrating to balance on ice with two blades on my feet but as the days and months went by, what felt like an unattainable skill seemed possible by putting in the baby steps ne

Figure Skaters! ⛸️ ✨ Back spin tips for you! Common errors to avoid: -Dropping the free hip & losing your stacked hips -Rushing the spin entrance with the free leg at the wrong spot -Inability to stay over your skating foot during the preparation edge & toe hook -Rocking to the back of the blade or dropping the free hip then falling to an inside edge Fix this by: ✅ Keeping your bellybutton over the skating foot during the entrance edge ✅ Level hips & shoulders ✅ Ankle mobility - pressssss for a

5 comments | Falling isn’t failure — it’s part of the process. Skating teaches you to get back up, try again, and push through the frustration. Every slam builds resilience. Every retry builds character. Keep rolling. Keep growing. @amara.mor #SkateLife #ResilienceInMotion #FallLearnRepeat #SkateMentality #surfskate #surfskategirls #surfskatestyle #skatepark | Gold Coast Longboards | Facebook

Ever wondered why falling the right way is so important in roller skating? Let me break it down for you. Imagine this: You’re 6’6” and on skates, cruising at full speed, and suddenly—boom—you’re going down. If you land hard on your elbow, the impact force on that tiny area can be up to 49 times more intense than if you spread out the fall across your body. When you push into or roll out of a fall, you’re spreading the impact over more time and space, significantly reducing the force and protecti