Figure skater Jason Brown demonstrates and explains the differences between the six jumps in every skater’s arsenal. Photo: Adam Falk/The Wall Street Journal
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All i saw was axle axle axle axle.. these tricks look wayyy too similar; tho very skillfull and beautiful, this art is due for a revamp
I cannot see any different between Toe loop and Flip🥲
Is it normal that I got my triple flip before the double shalchow? ^^'
i think his lutz here is actually a flutz. 😱
this is such a satisfying video to watch makes me want to go straight to the rink omg.
Jason: *demonstrates a lutz
Me: flat edge takeoff 🤪🤪
El filo en el lutz pasa de exterior a interior cuando la punta toca el hielo, no es tan buena su tecnica en ese salto
Thanks yuzuru hanyu for bringing me to such a wonderful form of sport ^^
I still can’t tell the difference between a flip and a toe loop.
They should’ve retaken the Lutz jump 😂 jk. This was a SUPER informative video and helped me understand each jump. Thank you ❤️
No one has tried to compete with 4A
2022: Yuzuru Hanyu trying to cross the limits and trying to land 4A
0:27 Salchow – edge jump, left foot inside edge take off
0:47 Toe Loop – pick jump, right foot outside edge take off
1:10 Loop – edge jump, right foot outside edge take off
1:23 Flip – pick jump, left foot inside edge take off
1:43 Lutz – pick jump, left foot outside edge take off
2:10 Axel – edge jump, forward left foot outside edge take off
I'm gonna forget these in a few minutes but I appreciate the effort!
Amazing 💕
Nobody has ever competed with a quad
yuzu has entered the chat
So confusing. I still wouldn't be able to recognize what jumps are during competition.