Upright spin
A tall spinning position that includes scratch, layback, and other variations.
Crystal RidgeCentre the motion
Explore upright, sit, camel, and combination spins—from a stable entry edge to a controlled exit.
Spins rotate around a point on the ice while the skater balances over the blade’s sweet spot. Strong spins depend on a centred entry, body alignment, speed, and clear positions.
A tall spinning position that includes scratch, layback, and other variations.
A low position with the skating knee deeply bent and the free leg extended.
The torso and free leg extend near horizontal to create a long line.
Two or more basic positions connected in one spin, sometimes with a change of foot.
A jump entry adds height and energy before the skater settles into the spin.