How to Jump and Spin On in-Line Skates
by Jo Ann Schneider Farris
ISBN-10
0759683999
ISBN-13
9780759683990
List Price
$15.50
Book Specs
Binding
Trade ClothPublisher
1st Book LibraryPublished on
Jan 23, 2002Edition
1st Edition
Dimensions
6.50x0.56x8.96 Inches
Weight
0.77 Pounds
About the Book
This book describes in detail how to re-create all that is possible on the ice!
JUMPS! Yes, it is possible to do waltz jumps, salchows, loops, lutzes, flips, axels, and double jumps on in-line skates!
SPINS! Yes, you can do sit spins, scratch spins, and flying camels on in-line skates!
FOOTWORK AND MUCH MORE! You can do just about anything that is possible on the ice on in-line skates!
This book will show you how!
Also included in this publication are excellent illustrations by Professional Skaters Association Master Rated figure skating coach Larisa Gendernalik. Several photos of in-line jump-and-spinners in action are also provided. Additional information is provided by skating coach Marion Ennis Curtis.
What people are saying about the book:
Comment from a reader:
"I highly recommend that you order Jo Ann Schneider Farris' book, How to Jump and Spin on In-Line Skates. It'll answer a lot of questions, help to get you started, and is a real encouragement. It's a great reference guide and fun to read (also has photos)." Patti
"Jo Ann has a warm, encouraging and very enthusiastic writing style, and she delivers what the book's title promises: information about the in-line figure skating discipline, gear, and moves. The gear section and glossary are also useful." From John Petell, President of Harmony Sports:
"Jo Ann's book is a giant step toward exposing the fine sport of in-line freestyle skating, with its many and wondrous movements, to the public. From Nick Perna, National and International figure skating coach and co-inventor of the PIC® Frame Skate:
"This book is well written and extremely thorough for this type of instruction. I think just about anybody who is interested in in-line figure skating techniques will be able to learn something new from this book." Comment from the author:
"I want to encourage everyone who in-line skates to consider jumping and spinning on your skates! It is so much fun. You don't have to be an advanced figure skater to jump and spin; on in-line skates, there are no rules really, so you can even create your own moves. Also, consider this: imagine how impressed your friends will be when they see you do a small jump, glide into an artistic move like a spiral, or see you spinning on one foot? They might want to try it too.
For me jumping and spinning on in-lines helped me remember why I enjoy skating. It is so challenging, and there's always something new to try. I'm never bored!
You'll find that learning to jump and spin is just adding another satisfying dimension to in-line skating. Keep in mind, the main thing is simply to go out there and have fun!"
Jo Ann Schneider Farris
(To read more about author Jo Ann Schneider Farris and her skating family, go to inlineskating.about.com: http://inlineskating.about.com/recreation/inlineskating/library/weekly/aa112999.htm)
So------Do bauers, spread eagles, pivots, camel spins, and much more! Skate outdoors or inside a gym or roller rink. And------------Impress your friends!