Jumps; 5-Step Mohawk
I warmed up with edges, circle-8, stroking, and some work on crossovers.
Today's lesson:
- toe loop -- we worked on this from waltz-toe loop combination. Holly held my hand while I did them for a bit and this really helped me to slow down and let the R foot come around after the pick-in. Some really good progress on getting the feel of it back. When it's good it feels.... not so frantic, lol. Slowed down and a different, slower tempo; and that feeling of "jumping over" to land on the R foot that I vaguely remember. I was really happy with this.
- salchow -- just a few minutes on these. Again it's all about timing and tempo and down-up-down (and as usual I have problems with the final "down"). After some work we got me to do an almost-okay one... so we moved on.
- 5-step mohawk -- these are coming along. As usual the R side is not so bad, the L side is a bit wild. In thinking aloud about why the LFI mohawk on this move is so horrible when I know I'm capable of doing a not-so-bad one, I realized that when I do the LFI mohawk into my spin windup I push it "out" to the left a bit, whereas in the 5-step I'm trying to do it straight which means it's more difficult for me. So I tried to push it out more and that does indeed help a lot! So I'm really pleased.
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