AMAZING moves people should know about

[Skatesocs]

I recently ran into this tweet: https://twitter.com/RutrumusM/status/1298765684726534146?s=19

And what an amazing move! He went from a spread eagle to an ina bauer into a split on the ice! Here's the full performance from Fumio Igarashi: https://youtu.be/vNFB4AD04Ak

What other moves should people know about?

 

[kolyadafan2002]

I recently ran into this tweet: https://twitter.com/RutrumusM/status/1298765684726534146?s=19

And what an amazing move! He went from a spread eagle to an ina bauer into a split on the ice! Here's the full performance from Fumio Igarashi: https://youtu.be/vNFB4AD04Ak

What other moves should people know about?

Kevin aymoz Ariel cartwheel.
Kevin aymoz choreo sequence ina bower thingy on full blade and leaning back from choreo sequence 2019-2020 season.

 

[Skatesocs]

Kevin aymoz choreo sequence ina bower thingy on full blade and leaning back from choreo sequence 2019-2020 season.

Lol you mean the sideways leaning ina bauer he leads with the back foot? I've wondered what the "official" name for that is. I just called it "back ina Bauer".

https://youtu.be/0X8tcJgTQsE?t=190

 

[kolyadafan2002]

Lol you mean the sideways leaning ina bauer he leads with the back foot? I've wondered what the "official" name for that is. I just called it "back ina Bauer".

https://youtu.be/0X8tcJgTQsE?t=190

That's the one. I think it was done better at GPF but this one also pretty cool.
I've tried to replicate it - inevitably rather unsuccessfully.

 

[elbkup]

Just happened to see this on Instagram this morning .. Lucinda Ruh really has the most marvelous spins...

https://www.instagram.com/p/CEhdwjkpzPl/?igshid=i2kd0dd6mxjl

 

[sworddance21]

Sasha Cohen's Charlotte was breathtaking. This video is a compilation of many of her stunning spirals - and the Charlotte is included.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6So8OuehfI

 

[Skatesocs]

When people mention a Cohen spiral, this is what comes to my mind: https://youtu.be/A2LYxZYrowg?t=92

 

[sworddance21]

When people mention a Cohen spiral, this is what comes to my mind: https://youtu.be/A2LYxZYrowg?t=92

Yep - that's the one!

 

[el henry]

Andrew Torgashev's flying "whatever" jump in his Bloodstream SP

A GIF from Jackie Wong:
https://twitter.com/rockerskating/status/1235230501339885568?lang=en

And the entire program, which I just rewatched without sound. So many entrancing moves:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vmwq9TLZbts

Sadly, the US Nats version appears to have disappeared, even on the Russian sites:sad21:

 

[EyesOfLove]

Naomi Nari Nam's russian split jump followed by series of turning camel, which rounded out her sensational FS at 99 US Nationals: https://youtu.be/txx3-6TCGLc?t=236
Tonya Harding's sustained, deep-edged pivoting move: https://youtu.be/vlUUDmn0lvo?t=133

 

[plushyfan]

Andrew Torgashev's flying "whatever" jump in his Bloodstream SP

A GIF from Jackie Wong:
https://twitter.com/rockerskating/status/1235230501339885568?lang=en

looks like a ballet jump. :luv17:

 

[Skatesocs]

It's a swipe/540.

 

[Ic3Rabbit]

I'll just leave this and this here. The amazingly (crazy) one and only, Ryan Bradley.


ETA: Left click over the links and choose "open in private tab" to view if you don't have an instagram account, otherwise you'll get a prompt to login.

 

[Skatesocs]

I'll just leave this and this here. The amazingly (crazy) one and only, Ryan Bradley.


ETA: Left click over the links and choose "open in private tab" to view if you don't have an instagram account, otherwise you'll get a prompt to login.

:eeking::eeking::eeking:

 

[1111bm]

It's a swipe/540.

540?
It's just a single Flip (360°) with a kick.

Obviously it's more tricky than your usual kick with a Flip/Lutz/Loop entry landed on a BI edge (and where you immediately push onto your other BO edge).
Personally I prefer the easier, regular version, because this one looks kinda awkward on the landing, even though it's definitely a cool variation.

 

[Skatesocs]

540?

Yes, it's the name of that kick when done off the ice - it's been translated to the ice as you described it. It's a move found in ballet, and also martial arts.

 

[PaulE]

I'll just leave this and this here. The amazingly (crazy) one and only, Ryan Bradley.


ETA: Left click over the links and choose "open in private tab" to view if you don't have an instagram account, otherwise you'll get a prompt to login.

:eeking: Thanks for this link. It is the first time that I can recall where I have seen a man land a back flip on one leg like Surya Bonaly used to do. Interestingly, the first time I clicked on the link I got a different video than the following times I clicked it (I don't have an Instagram account). The first time was a jump followed by a one-foot landed back flip followed by another jump. When I clicked back a couple of times to watch it again I got a one-foot landed back flip followed by a two-foot landed back flip.

ETA: Color me dumb:whack:. I just looked again at the post and found two thises.

 

[el henry]

And for another wonderful aerial move from back in the day: the "WagonWheel", the signature move of the late, great Robert Wagenhoffer

https://youtu.be/8VpRLVzvT8s?t=165
I consider the "flying Torg" move to be a descendant

 

[CanadianSkaterGuy]

I can't seem to find the competition (it was a US artistic competition) where Richard Dornbush did like a butterfly twist, which is all kinds of crazy. Anyone know where it was?

 

[ice coverage]

I can't seem to find the competition (it was a US artistic competition) where Richard Dornbush did like a butterfly twist, which is all kinds of crazy. Anyone know where it was?

I think you are referring to Dornbush's move at 2015 Aerial Challenge?
(Although it does not bill itself as an artistic competition. )

Seen at approx. 0:33 (in combination with his backflip):

https://www.facebook.com/IFSmagazine/videos/10153986691137538/ (Jun 16, 2015)​

(Bittersweet note: The video was provided by the late Bonnie Gilles.)