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Figure skating


Question Posted Monday October 18 2004, 5:13 pm

Hey, I went Figure Skating for the first time this weekend-and it wasint pretty. I fell a lot, and all I learned to do was walk on the ice. The only time I was actually skating was when someone was pushing me and i was soo scared. So anyway, how do I actually skate? I'm going again pretty soon..and I wanna do good haha.

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FigureSk8er17 answered Monday October 18 2004, 5:26 pm:
That's awesome that you wanna learn how to skate..well i've been skating since i was 3 and now im 17 so 14 yrs..haha..i also compete which is cool but to answer your question when i first started skating I held onto the side of the boards to get the feel of being on skates..then i worked myself up and skated slow with a snow cone those `orange cones` around the rink..finally i got the feel of it and learned how to skate on my own..just trust me be careful for toepicks those arn't really great to have being stabbed in your leg..but good luck!!

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