[Home] [Contact Us] // [Basic Ref] [Recognize] [Rules] [Clubs] [Caln] [Comps] [Adult] [Synch] [School] [Officials] [Connect] [Vendors] |
|
[Recognition
Menu] [Edge]
[Jumps] [Spins]
[2-foot Turns] [1-foot
turns] [Grace
Elements] [Small
Jumps] [Pairs] Layback and Attitude Spins The Layback spin is a very attractive variant of the upright spin. To perform a layback, the skater (usually) puts her arms in a circle in front of her body, then arches her back and looks at the ceiling while spinning. It is one of the most beautiful of spins. The variety of possible arm, back, and leg positions seem to be limited only by the artistic creativity of the skater. Shown here are several of the possibilities.
Attitude Spins The Attitude spin is also
considered an upright spin. In this spin which looks a
little bit like a very shallow layback, the skater
turns her head and looks to the side, instead of arching and
looking up. Usually the freeleg is also raised and
sticking out to the side in an attractive position. |
| ||||