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What is an ice skating jump from one skate to the other incorporating one and a half or two two and a half turns in the air?
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It was actually his friend, it was a girl but not a girlfriend. They met in 6th grade if i can remember right. im pretty sure im right. Any ways she loved to go ice skating and she would go to the ice skating rink after school. And she invited him one day, and he actually liked it. Also it turns out he is better at ice skating then her.One and only answer
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Figure skating jump incorporating midair turns?
Forward turning jump is called an Axel. It was named after the inventor Axel Paulson who first performed it in 1882. Skating before that time was a two footed pass time that did not leave the ice. If you mean whether there are jumps that turn in both direction in the air ... kinda. Todd Eldgredge used to do one that turned about 1/4 revolution each way. I believe you can see it in his 92 Olys LP; don't really remember.
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