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Audrey Weisiger shares a bunch of alternative entrances for
single, double and triple toe loop. She also describes
an important drill for learning double and triple toe loop
combination jumps. This video contains some great
demonstrations that help clarify the concepts and show the
difficulty of the exercises. |
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Audrey Weisiger touches on an often overlooked aspect of
good jumping. In the context of a triple toe loop
lesson, Audrey
offers advice that is appropriate for skaters and coaches at
all levels regarding jumps. |
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Audrey Weisiger discusses the most critical aspects of
developing a correct toe loop. Audrey
covers the setup, the jump take-off, and important issues
for landing. Many of these ideas are still
misunderstood by a majority of coaches and skaters. |
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Nick Perna and Audrey Weisiger finish their on-ice axel
class (Part 5) with ideas to help skaters develop a
double axel. In this video, Nick and
Audrey offer insights and a valuable drill. |
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Nick Perna and Audrey Weisiger offer feedback on axel
attempts as we continue with their on-ice axel
class (Part 4). Nick explains an
alternative preparation edge and Audrey discusses
air position issues. |
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Nick Perna and Audrey Weisiger discuss the "climb up"
into the axel as we continue with their on-ice axel
class (Part 3). This videos covers in
detail one of the most fundamentally misunderstood
aspects of the axel. This is a great video! |
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Nick Perna and Audrey Weisiger add the forward step to
their axel description as we continue with their on-ice axel
class (Part 2). Nick covers the
critical aspects of the forward step, an important
and often overlooked part of the jump. |
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Nick Perna and Audrey Weisiger teach an on-ice axel
class (Part 1). Nick covers a common
and easily repeatable axel setup. |
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Audrey Weisiger offers 10 reasons that people do not attain
their goals. Audrey
gives a classroom presentation to skaters and explains what
she means for each point. Great video for skaters and
non-skaters alike. |
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Audrey Weisiger
offers a bonus video explaining how she combines exercises
into a single warm-up for her skaters. Audrey also
discusses beneficial ways to end the drill to maximize skill
development. |
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Audrey Weisiger shares the fourth and final circular stroking exercise. Audrey
developed this drill to help her skaters with
counter-rotational movements and smooth head control when
changing directions. |
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Audrey Weisiger shares the third (of four) circular stroking exercise. Audrey
uses this drill to help skaters fully utilize both pushes of
a forward crossover. |
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Audrey Weisiger sharex the second (of four) circular stroking exercise. Audrey
uses this drill to help simulate the quick turn-over needed
for jumps. |
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Audrey Weisiger offers a simple circular stroking exercise
as the first of a four part series addressing common skating
problems. Audrey introduces the concepts behind
these exercises and offers specific tips to maximize the
effectiveness of this simple drill. |
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Audrey Weisiger explains how she teaches young skaters to
spin (Part 4). This video from Audrey is again
packed with practical information for coaches and young
skaters. But notice that Audrey focuses on keeping the
process fun. |
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Audrey Weisiger explains how she teaches young skaters to
spin (Part 3). In this video, Audrey discusses
various ways young skaters can develop strong balance in
order to start learning scratch spins. She has some
great drills and motivational ideas. |
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Audrey Weisiger explains how she teaches young skaters to
spin (Part 2). This video from Audrey is packed
with teaching tips for two foot spins and the initial
transition to one-foot spins. Audrey suggests games,
drills, and tools to keep the process moving quickly. |
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Audrey Weisiger explains how she teaches young skaters to
spin (Part 1). In this video, Audrey focuses on
determining proper spin direction. She also discusses
her opinions regarding spin and jump rotational direction. |
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Audrey Weisiger talks about team teaching. Team
teaching is becoming more popular, and it should as no coach
can truly be an expert in all areas of the sport.
Audrey discusses why and how it works, and gives a clear
explanation of roles and responsibilities. |
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Audrey Weisiger discusses quad jumps. This is a
fascinating insight into attempting elements that are at the
edge of human capability. Lots of great stuff that
applies to all skaters and coaches (believability). |
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Audrey Weisiger shows some great exercises for lutz. These drills
are designed to teach correct movement and feeling and
eliminate flutzing. There's a lot of information in
this video. |
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Audrey Weisiger describes important jump drills for helping
a skater attain proper air positions. These drills
also improve jump take-offs. In this video you'll see
Audrey's patented ankle buzzer in action. |
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Audrey Weisiger shows how to help skaters that are having a
hard time getting to and staying on the back outside edge
during a backspin. Audrey discusses how she
systematically addresses this common problem. |
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Audrey Weisiger describes how to teach a flying camel.
Audrey discusses common problems and provides solutions to
"flying waltz jumps" and "flying salchows."
With drills and diagrams, this is an excellent video! |
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Audrey Weisiger describes how to teach change of edge camel spins.
Audrey covers specific body positions and placement on the
blade. She shows many safe drills to develop the
proper feelings. |
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Audrey Weisiger describes how to teach change of edge spins.
She explains in detail how she develops these skills, from
upright spins to more complex positions. |
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Audrey Weisiger shares some of her famous fundamental
drills for jump development. This video has a
number of Audrey's classic jump drills and demonstrates the
use of the ankle buzzer. The drills include the
"snap drill", the "pivot drill" and the "guard arm drill" in
addition to her "h" and "D" position drills. |
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Olympic coach Audrey Weisiger shares solutions for
toe axel. Audrey clearly shows and describes what
a toe axel is and she suggests 2 drills that can help a
skater eliminate the toe axel. These exercises should
be learned by all skaters learning a double toe loop. |
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