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Never Stop Skating ♾️⛸️
My weekly newsletter Never Stop Skating is inspired by my blog with the same name. Even if you take a break from skating (which is normal), you'll always be a figure skater. You'll always find your way back to the ice eventually 😆.

How to Do Backwards Crossovers
This is an essential element for all figure skaters to learn as they begin moving across the ice with more speed and power. Backwards Crossovers will be your entry for most every jump and spin.

My Figure Skating Journey Part Three
The one thing I remember while looking at the photos I received from my parents on my birthday, is how full my life was outside of skating, outside the rink.

My Figure Skating Journey Part Two
I realized how grateful I am for having something (figure skating) & somewhere (the rink) to turn to in my life. Skating has always been the consistent & most stable thing I could call my own.

The Start of My Figure Skating Journey
I don’t usually post personal pictures or long stories about my childhood. I share stories as it relates to my skating journey, especially if the outcome could help give my skaters perspective or shift their mindset.

Improve Your Figure Skating Skills with Private Lessons
You’ll have the opportunity to build on skating skills you already know and learn new skills at your own pace. When you add private lessons to your weekly practice routine, your skating skills dramatically improve.

4 Easy Ways to Reframe Your Mindset
You have hard evidence to prove to yourself that you possess the skills necessary to overcome mindset obstacles. You know how to breathe through your nerves, you can prepare your body for activity, you have affirmations/mantras to motivate you & bring in positive energy.

Balance Exercises for Beginner Figure Skaters
Are you having trouble balancing on one foot? Whether you're a figure skater or a non-athlete who is interested in gaining better balance, these tutorial are for you.

How to Reframe Your Judgement | Figure Skater Mindset
4 Tips to Escape Judgement in Figure Skating
1) Reframe Your Anxiety As Energy
2) Change Your Clothes
3) Start a Practice Routine
4) Remember Nobody is Perfect

How to Make the Most of Your Ice Time
Mix-up your warm-up with a variety of different elements each time you skate. I strongly recommend doing this in order to avoid burnout or getting bored with your routine. Stroking, edges, swizzles, crossovers, turns, and Fast Scratch spins are my go-to warm-up elements.

Easy 5-10 Minute Skating Warm Up Routine for Skaters at Any Level
A good warm-up routine is the same idea as stretching before a workout at the gym. It doesn’t have be intense, but it gets your heart rate up, and prepares your mind for the next half hour of exercise.