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@rollerbabe97 You're just in denial that you didn't copy us. Roller took all of figure skating's spins, jumps and spirals and copied them on roller skates. Did roller skating *invent* all of those jumps and spins? NOPE. They saw ice skaters doing them and decided to make a sport exactly like it o...

Actually, they're all cheated. I don't know why you put not cheated. The last couple were between 2 1/4 and 2 1/2 times around. The first couple were only double toes.

I don't care if it's "harder." Roller skating is not a copy of figure skating, actually, it's just a really bad imitation!! The jumps in this video were horribly cheated on both the takeoff and landing, with bad posture. The spins were sad, and obviously the girl is not strong enough to do a true...

@ChessieLuver Roller skaters can do so much more than ice skaters? Like WHAT?

Not bad at all.. I've been skating for a little over two years and I don't even have a camel spin. I'm working on doubles but my spins are really behind.

@Skateclark I agree. Georgie, your single axel is really nice, but your other doubles.. they do not have the quality required for double axels. At the very least, work on a higher double loop that doesn't have a spinny landing. And some axel-loops. (:

Your axel only has 3/4 rotation. You prerotate at the takeoff and you land forward and three-turn into a backward position. In my opinion, you have absolutely no business trying axels without ever having taken lessons. That's why you 'landed' it so quickly- you were doing it improperly.

@otter1119 Last time I checked, ice is a lot harder than a padded up man. Sure, we don't fall much in competition. But we fall more than a thousand times to master a jump.

Landing a big jump can have as much force as 10 times the skater's body weight. So for me, that's 1,100 pounds of force. Comp...

He's three-turning the back foot. It's a three turned mohawk and is incorrect. The back foot (the foot that is coming off the ice) should STAY on a forward inside edge until coming off the ice.