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Grace Elements -  Ina Bauer

The Ina Bauer is similar in some ways to a spread eagle, but when performing a Bauer, the skater's feet do not describe a single straight tracing on the ice. The blades are parallel, but are offset by 10-24 inches, such that 2 parallel lines are drawn on the ice. The back foot is always on an inside edge. The front foot may be on either edge, or the flat - the skater's path will curve in different directions or go straight, depending on the front edge. 

Sometimes  the skater arches over backwards into a pretty position.

Carla Korte / Flint 4 Seasons FSC Jessica Saban / SC of Novi
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