Elements From Learn To Skate Classes - Adult Level 1 - 3 | Figure Skating

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Are you new to ice skating and still confused about some of the elements?
You might already be attending learn to skate classes, but remembering all the elements can be a bigger challenge than the skating itself! Well you're definitely not alone as lots of adult skaters have the same trouble. Lots of elements and even more confusing names!
So in this lesson we're going to go through each of the elements in the adult learn to skate curriculum (Level 1 - 3) and show you how easy they are to remember. Plus we'll give you some really helpful tips that will have you breezing through these levels in no time.
In this lesson you'll learn:
- The elements taught in learn to skate (levels 1 - 3)
- A demonstration of each element
- Helpful tips for each of the elements
Happy Skating!
- Mitch & Stacey

[@rjensen2586]

This made me feel a lot better because I realized I'm already doing most of these things and starting to figure out a few others. I started skating with my daughter last year after not having skated since being a kid myself. She's picking stuff up a lot faster than I am but I can still tell that I improve every time I go out on the ice. Thanks so much for these excellent tutorials. They help a lot and they inspire me to keep learning and improving.

[@nextedgetutorials]

Very very welcome 💜💜💜

[@nanushka]

My instructors back in the day discouraged me from marching. We went straight into bending knees and pushing one leg and then the other from the centre. But this is all good info when I retake skating. At the moment, there are no ice rinks in Barcelona anymore :(

[@barbaras3206]

June 2 - Adult LTS (usa) level 1 *at 67! yikes. fast forward I am finishing LTS 3 and trying. Chasses are iffy, 2ft turns are out of control, but trying my best. Our classes were a tad unconstructed and all over the place. In the first LTS 2 we were instructed to do backward one foot glides L and R! Such a mess. Showed scooter pushes ONCE. I am doing LTS 1 and 2 in privates AGAIN, once a week. Looks like I will be in LTS 3 for a couple times, too. but i do love skating and watching Next Edge!!! (Could you use your fabulous coaching here in Ohio. usa :)

[@nextedgetutorials]

Definitely private lessons will help ❤️❤️❤️ I absolutely love hearing how much you enjoy it. That’s what counts 😉💜💜💜

[@VPSantiago]

I am in my 40s just started this past March and my lessons were the same kind of all over the place. I am basically doing all of the LTS 3 things more or less now that I see them put this way which is nice to know. Although I have a lot of trouble still doing one-foot glides consistently.

[@ariane51000]

Nice beginner moves :) Love that pair skating couple making a gorgeous lift there behind (9.26) :D

[@nextedgetutorials]

❤️❤️❤️

[@zvezdoblyat]

It was beautiful. It looks so high haha 😂

[@christinek1466]

Thanks so much 😊. You explain so well. Really helps.

[@nextedgetutorials]

You are so welcome!💜💜💜

[@ashleysworld24]

Very helpful video, thank you 🎉

[@nextedgetutorials]

You’re welcome 😊❤️❤️❤️

[@user-fj4sz5wf1p]

The best yr!

[@nextedgetutorials]

❤️❤️❤️

[@tatianafedosseeva4510]

Very nice

[@nextedgetutorials]

Thanks so much 💜💜

[@ClipRehearsal]

thank you❤❤❤❤

[@nextedgetutorials]

You're welcome 😊❤️❤️

[@zvezdoblyat]

I got the rocking horse today! I started last month! Very happy. But how do you skate marching without tripping on the picks?

[@nextedgetutorials]

That’s fabulous 👏❤️ just keep working on the marching and it will naturally get better as you get on the ice more ❤️❤️

[@Icesk8tergurl11]

Thank you for the tips! For the one-foot glide do you put weight on the outside edge?

[@nextedgetutorials]

When doing the one foot glide forward, I’m not pressing an outside or inside edge. When I want to do outside edges, I will press the outside edge of the blade 😉 I hope this helps 💜💜

[@yuhannie2859]

omg thats really helpful❤

[@nextedgetutorials]

I'm so glad!❤️❤️❤️

[@yuhannie2859]

@@nextedgetutorialsI'm so happy that I’ve finished and passed level 1/2 today. Ur video helps me a lot!!!!!

[@cals_draws]

Can u do teen?

[@kristinamcmanus2113]

How come you don't catch your picks when you skate like that? We've been taught to push out to the side.

[@nextedgetutorials]

Definitely keep pushing out your the side 😉👍❤️

[@multidimensionhealingfrequ8932]

You are dreaming that grown person can march so quick .

[@celinewan4190]

How long does people usually learn all the elements in each level? 😮

[@nextedgetutorials]

It really depends on the skater ❤️❤️❤️

[@jds2620]

Is this skate UK or skate excellence?

[@emiliavachon]

i’m pretty sure it’s the american learn to skate program!

[@dbooth2008]

It's Ice Skating Australia's Aussie Skate.

[@MrRobinThornton]

"A whole nother..."? Nother is not a word.

[@innocehnt75]

wow, you're so smart!! you really showed her.

[@MrRobinThornton]

@@innocehnt75 point taken. In an internet world, we do have the power to communicate around the world and I was trying to point out that the word "nother" doesn't exist: not for one person, but all that use it. I do not mean to embarrass one person: I mean to add my voice to those ensuring that the English language is not degraded, on a global level.

[@han-mg9eq]

@@MrRobinThorntonnerd

[@MrRobinThornton]

@@han-mg9eq who are you calling a nerfherder?

[@bailey69541]

Merriam-Webster defines a word as "a speech sound or series of speech sounds that symbolizes and communicates a meaning". Therefore, nother is a word. You're not witnessing or preventing the degradation of a language, but the evolution instead.