Beginning Ice Skating Lesson
By Jo Ann Schneider Farris, About.com Guide
Step Seven - Gliding on Two Feet
Walking and Gliding Across the Rink
Copyright © Jo Ann Schneider Farris
The beginning ice skating class students will march or step across the ice and then "rest." When the skaters rest, they should be gliding forward for a short distance on two feet.
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- Step One - Meet Your Teacher and Your Class
- Step Two - Get on the Ice and Hold on to the Rail
- Step Three - Move Away From the Rail
- Step Four - Falling Down on Purpose
- Step Five - Getting Back Up
- Step Six - Standing Up and Marching Across the Ice
- Step Seven - Gliding on Two Feet
- Step Eight - Dip
- Step Nine - Learning to Stop
- Step Ten - Practice!
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