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Goth on Ice: More two-foot spins.

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First published at 13:20 UTC on June 2nd, 2021.

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In previous videos I spun clockwise. I thought that was my natural direction, but lately I think it was more a matter of my being better with the "pump" using my left foot. As my pumps, including those using my right foot, have been comin…

The spins are much better than they were, 2 1/2 to three revolutions before coming to a halt. And that's with deliberately coming in slowly, working on form before trying for speed.

A couple of problems I've noticed. I'm dropping my right shoulder and instead of completing the pump with the right foot, I tend to drag my left back to meet it. Need to work on that.

As usual, I have sound turned off to avoid copyright claims on the background music of the venue.

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