New Edea Pianos, broken in
First full session in the new boots. Blade bite feels different on outside edges — noting it here before I forget the exact sensation.
Edea Pianos, ice-fly off-ice hours, and the programs still being built.
First full session in the new boots. Blade bite feels different on outside edges — noting it here before I forget the exact sensation.
Three clean layback spins out of five attempts. Centering is the issue, not speed. Video attached for the two that traveled.
Twenty minutes of interval rope work before the studio opened. Logging the set here to compare against next month.
Down to two pieces. One asks for more edge work than I currently have; the other is safer but less interesting to skate.
Took four months of chipping at it in pieces. Today it held together start to finish without a stop.
Borrowing turnout and posture drills from ballet class to help with spiral position. Noting which exercises transferred well.
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