Goth on Ice: 900927 weekend practice

Edit: Turns out that something went wrong with the editing. Instead of the backward crossover work, I instead got a second round of the three-turn attempts. Corrected version is at: https://youtu.be/RRqmiRoNBz0

This starts not with me, but with my daughter. Because of various personal and health reasons, my daughter hasn't been on the ice since February and so this was her first time back on the ice giving it a try. Given what had been happening, I nearly panicked when she fell, but she did the "snow angels" thing with her arms and legs so I knew she was ok.

I follow that with some of my first fumbling attempts at forward outside three turns. I hadn't actually worked with my instructor on this yet, but I need to learn them to complete "Adult 5" in the progression. I had been treating them basically as two-foot turns only done with one leg picked up off the ice. This wasn't...quite...right. My class was after these public skate sessions and my instructor did introduce them then. He starts with a different arm position same leg and arm forward, to start, other arm back and to the outside. Push off into a forward outside edge (same exercise he introduced last week and, sorry to say, I hadn't been practicing because...other stuff) while bringing the pushing foot back tucked behind the forward foot (and off the ice). Scissor the arms, switching which is front and which is back, "check" (stopping the rotation of the upper body), then turn hips and foot all as a unit. I did much better that way (no video this time. Try to get some my next practice session).

Finally, I did work on backward crossovers using the exercise my instructor had me doing in the last class. This actually, from outside, appears to be a "step back" in that it looks more awkward, slower, and clumsier than last week's practice. Check link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTeOunAWl9c&t=1s ). Despite appearances, however, it is a step forward as I am correcting a couple of k..