Spins: difficult variations.

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Hsuhs

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Is this a difficult variation (of an Upright spin)?
http://photodir.eiskunstlauf-ecke.d...e_franziska_usg_sas_ger_sp_osm07_te_31114.jpg

Or does only real Biellmann count as one? Have the new Rules changed anything regarding this kind of spins?

 

Tinymavy15

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That looks more like a difficult variation on a camel spin. I think a difficult variation on a upright spin would be swiching edges in a upright position, a Y-spin...maybe a headless scrach spin...

 

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Hsuhs

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Well, I think it's an upright spin. The pic comes from:

http://www.eiskunstlauf-ecke.de/knowledge/spins/index.shtml

 

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mizu_iro

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I think switching directions also qualifies as a difficult variation...Shawn Sawyer does them a lot.

 

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I should have said 'a difficult variation of (the upright) position'. My excuses.

 

Mathman

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I'm loving the name "Himmelspiruette" for "layback spin." Does it mean "heavenly," or just that she is looking up at the sky?