I now have examples of choctaws, outside mohawks, twizzles, and loops from every entry edge, meaning I now have examples of every difficult step/turn from every entry edge! I also now have examples of non-difficult (ie. Individual videos of each difficult step/turn: UPDATE: I now have a video guide to go along with this post/gif guide!!! This is the complete 20 minute guide. In singles skating, the direction of the step/turn (clockwise or counter-clockwise) is important because a skater must have 5 types of difficult steps/turns in both directions to achieve level 4 on their step sequence, so I will also separate them by their direction. This is especially true for rockers and counters since skaters maintain the same entry and exit edge (inside to inside or outside to outside) in both. For 3 of the difficult one foot turns (rocker, counter, bracket), I’ve also included examples from each of the 8 entry edges because in my opinion, they are the hardest to tell apart of the steps/turns.
For singles/pairs, the 6 difficult steps/turns are rocker, counter, bracket, choctaw, twizzle, and loop. For ice dance, the 6 difficult steps/turns are rocker, counter, bracket, choctaw, outside mohawk, and twizzle. In the LBI-Counter, she enters on a left back inside edge curving counter-clockwise, turns clockwise, and exits on a left forward inside edge curving clockwise.I’ve made a guide to the ISU classified difficult steps/turns. She enters on a left forward outside edge curving counter-clockwise, does 2.5 rotations, and exits with a clockwise LBI-Counter (LBI to LFI). She enters on a right forward outside edge curving clockwise, does 2.5 rotations, and exits on a beautiful right back inside running edge curving clockwise.Īlena Kostornaia does a left forward outside twizzle that rotates counter-clockwise.
Forward Outside TwizzlesĪlena Kostornaia does a right forward outside twizzle that rotates clockwise.
In the RFI-Three Turn, they enter on right forward inside edges curving counter-clockwise, turn counter-clockwise, and exit on beautiful right back outside running edges curving counter-clockwise. They enter on a right forward inside edge curving counter-clockwise, do two rotations, and exit with a counter-clockwise RFI-Three Turn (RFI to RBO). Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir do a right forward inside double twizzle that rotates counter-clockwise. He enters on a left forward inside edge curving clockwise, does around 3 rotations, and exits with an inside spread eagle. Patrick Chan does a left forward inside twizzle that rotates clockwise. She enters on a right back outside edge curving counter-clockwise, does two rotations, and exits on a right back outside edge curving counter-clockwise. Satoko Miyahara does a right back outside double twizzle that rotates counter-clockwise. She enters on a left back outside edge curving clockwise, does around 2.5 rotations, and exits in an inside ina bauer. Yuna Kim does a left back outside twizzle that rotates clockwise. He enters on a right back inside edge curving clockwise, does two rotations, and exits on a right back inside edge curving clockwise. Alexander does a right back inside double twizzle that rotates clockwise. She enters on a left back inside edge curving counter-clockwise, does two rotations, and exits on a left back inside edge curving counter-clockwise. Alisa does a left back inside double twizzle that rotates counter-clockwise. Do you mean the entry and exit edges? I just expanded my steps/turns post a lot, which included finding and gifing examples of twizzles from all 8 entry edges.Īlisa Efimova and Alexander Korovin perform mirrored back inside double twizzles here.
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