Bunny_Hop
08-28-2010, 11:37 PM
and every time I got back on, even a crossover felt completely AWKWARD and I felt like I was going to biff it on every stroke
I was wondering about crossovers and this. I always worry if I haven't been skating for a while, whether I will still be able to do crossovers. I always thought that was just because crossovers are pretty much the hardest thing I can do, so I feel least confident about them.
But it seems like other much more advanced skaters also have a weird feeling about crossovers -- I remember on the Ice Mom blog a few weeks back she said her daughter gets the same feeling. Is it something about crossovers, that makes people feel awkward doing them even if they can do much more advanced moves?
I was wondering about crossovers and this. I always worry if I haven't been skating for a while, whether I will still be able to do crossovers. I always thought that was just because crossovers are pretty much the hardest thing I can do, so I feel least confident about them.
But it seems like other much more advanced skaters also have a weird feeling about crossovers -- I remember on the Ice Mom blog a few weeks back she said her daughter gets the same feeling. Is it something about crossovers, that makes people feel awkward doing them even if they can do much more advanced moves?