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Image from page 69 of “Skating with Bror Meyer” (1921)
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Identifier: skatingwithbrorm01meye
Title: Skating with Bror Meyer
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Meyer, Bror
Subjects: Skating
Publisher: Garden City, New York [etc.] Doubleday, Page and company
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FIGURE 25. THE ONE-FOOT EIGHT BACKWARD In the first circle, the movement of the unemployed foot is too early and too rapid;also the foot is carried too high, causing the change to be made too soon. The bend—raise—bend of the employed knee before and after the change is notsmoothly carried out. At the actual change the skater does not make the best use of the weight of his body,causing loss of power. After the change the unemployed leg is moved too early, causing the second circle tofall in. 54 SKATING WITH BROR MEYER
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