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Knees bent, so you can just see the tips of your skates, back straight, shoulders squared, head up. It should look almost like you're squatting or sitting in a chair. When skating, keep your head up, and move your arms forward to backward and back again to propel yourself. Push your stride behind you, but push off to the sides behind you to get more push.
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