http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/-t1.htm You ask questions on the techniques of the skating, it is here/Vous vous posez des questions sur les techniques du patinage ,c'est ici ! Tue, 01 Dec 2009 19:31:53 GMT 10 http://i83.servimg.com/u/f83/13/13/51/97/bannie10.jpg http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/-t1.htm http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/new-judging-system-t36.htm MAMOUNA38 Author Comment Love2Smile Member Posts: 1140 (11/24/05 4:25 pm) | Edit | Del All New judging system... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I was just wondering... What does everyone think of how the new judging system is affecting the skaters' spins? I am personally really bothered by how the skaters pretty much HAVE to include the change of edge variation in almost every spin they do (besides a layback, thank goodness) ... Technical Talk Tue, 13 Jun 2006 19:36:59 GMT http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/new-judging-system-t36.htm#218 http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/new-judging-system-t36.htm http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/brian-left-haded-t1377.htm baboo*lena* On this video (and others), we can see Brian who jumps on several occasions as a left-handed person. Did I miss a trick or I did not understand anything??! Sur cette video( et d'autres), on voit Brian qui saute à plusieurs reprises comme un gaucher. Est-ce que j'ai manqué un truc ou est-ce que je n'ai rien compris??! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yRXaX-_cK0 watch to 2minutes Technical Talk Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:39:48 GMT http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/brian-left-haded-t1377.htm#101367 http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/brian-left-haded-t1377.htm http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/tecnical-language-t1449.htm baboo*lena* . I thunk that means twizzle. Somebody can confirmed to me?]]> Technical Talk Tue, 01 Dec 2009 19:31:53 GMT http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/tecnical-language-t1449.htm#106038 http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/tecnical-language-t1449.htm http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/jumps-t35.htm MAMOUNA38 Comment Katya0812 Administrator Posts: 2141 (7/12/05 10:23 pm) | Edit | Del All ezSupporter Jumps -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There are quite a few people who do not know which jump is which. And to be honest, except for a couple that are quite obvious to me, if I blink during the takeoff .. I don't know which jump was done either So, I thought I would take a minute to explain what each jump is The most ... Technical Talk Tue, 13 Jun 2006 19:31:46 GMT http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/jumps-t35.htm#209 http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/jumps-t35.htm http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/some-basics-t368.htm Love2Smile Hi all! Okayyy, you asked about basic skating... First, I just want to say, that I will try to explain everything the best I can over the internet. But always be very careful when trying any skating moves!! Always use caution and good judgement when skating- and never ever lean backwards... -One basic principal in skating is that when you are gliding /skating forwards, your ballance should be on the middle/back of the blade, and when skating backwards, on the ball of your foot, front ... Technical Talk Sat, 06 Jan 2007 20:09:34 GMT http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/some-basics-t368.htm#21586 http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/some-basics-t368.htm http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/miscellany-t32.htm MAMOUNA38 Blue Bead Member Posts: 538 (11/23/05 8:18 pm) | Edit | Del All Miscellany -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Since this question doesn't fit any of the other already posted topics, I thought I'd start a new thread to handle these kinds of questions, LOL At what point do coaches encourage competive skaters to start serious physical off-ice training? Does this begin before the elite level, and if so how soon before? I know ... Technical Talk Tue, 13 Jun 2006 19:24:15 GMT http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/miscellany-t32.htm#198 http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/miscellany-t32.htm http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/skates-and-blades-t174.htm Ekaterina When I was 7 or 8, my aunt presented me with skates, very old ones. My parents didn't have enough time to take me to the ice-rink, so I used to put them on and 'skate' on the floor. Then my mom noticed several deep scratches and stopped my skating career;) Now I want to change it... What I need now is skates. I've looked through some on-line shops, but now I'm even more confused. Mainly they offer four types of skates: - professional (about $150) - not so professional, but still - professional. - ... Technical Talk Thu, 24 Aug 2006 00:45:06 GMT http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/skates-and-blades-t174.htm#7651 http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/skates-and-blades-t174.htm http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/spins-t34.htm MAMOUNA38 Author Comment Love2Smile Member Posts: 713 (7/17/05 1:42 am) | Edit | Del All Spins -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Spins, incase you hadn't noticed, are very high on my favorite "to-do" list... First: As I posted in the "how do they do that" thread, the skate blade is not flat to the ice. It curves, and the highest point is under the ball of the foot, just below the toe-pick. As we do 3-turns ... Technical Talk Tue, 13 Jun 2006 19:27:30 GMT http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/spins-t34.htm#202 http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/spins-t34.htm http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/music-and-choreography-t818.htm Blue Bead
Mary C.]]> Technical Talk Sun, 18 Nov 2007 21:46:50 GMT http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/music-and-choreography-t818.htm#60424 http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/music-and-choreography-t818.htm http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/new-site-about-technical-talk-t31.htm MAMOUNA38 New site about Technical Talk -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I found a very interesting web site: www.sk8stuff2.com/m_recognize.htm Enjoy! Olga Love2Smile Member Posts: 816 (8/13/05 10:49 pm) | Edit | Del Re: New site about Technical Talk -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- That seems to be a really good and informative site, Olga ~Love2Smile! Ninchen85 Member Posts: ... Technical Talk Tue, 13 Jun 2006 19:23:17 GMT http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/new-site-about-technical-talk-t31.htm#197 http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/new-site-about-technical-talk-t31.htm http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/footwork-and-moves-t33.htm MAMOUNA38 Comment Love2Smile Member Posts: 771 (8/3/05 12:56 am) | Edit | Del All Footwork and Moves -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Okay, here's a spot to talk more about footwork. First, I'll answer Karen's question (or at least, what I remember of it, which was that she wanted to know what a choctaw is... Please let me know what the others were if you like, Karen ) *A choctaw is a step in which you start by gliding on ... Technical Talk Tue, 13 Jun 2006 19:25:29 GMT http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/footwork-and-moves-t33.htm#199 http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/footwork-and-moves-t33.htm http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/how-do-they-do-that-t30.htm MAMOUNA38 Blue Bead Member Posts: 263 (7/11/05 6:39 pm) | Edit | Del All How do they do that? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- First, an enormous THANK YOU to Katya for granting this new section dedicated to the technical aspects of figure skating and coaching. You're the best!!! Not too long ago in a thread, Loves2Smile mentioned her interest in comparing the training techniques of various elite coaches, and I spoke up about wishing ... Technical Talk Tue, 13 Jun 2006 19:19:18 GMT http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/how-do-they-do-that-t30.htm#190 http://www.brianjoubert-forum.com/technical-talk-f10/how-do-they-do-that-t30.htm