Right forward inside 3-turn-change of edge-double twizzle
RFI → RBO → RBI → RBI: 3 elements on one foot.
On RFI · 7 other entries
- LFOLFO → LBI → LBO → LBO: 3 elements on one foot.
- RFORFO → RBI → RBO → RBO: 3 elements on one foot.
- LFILFI → LBO → LBI → LBI: 3 elements on one foot.
- RFI (this page)RFI → RBO → RBI → RBI: 3 elements on one foot.
- LBOLBO → LFI → LFO → LFO: 3 elements on one foot.
- RBORBO → RFI → RFO → RFO: 3 elements on one foot.
- LBILBI → LFO → LFI → LFI: 3 elements on one foot.
- RBIRBI → RFO → RFI → RFI: 3 elements on one foot.
Not checked yet. The mechanics on this page are a first draft by a non-expert, and no coach has seen them yet. Read them as a starting point and check them with a coach. Corrections are very welcome.
Three different things on one foot with no step anywhere in them: a three turn, then the blade rolling to the other edge, then two rotations. The change of edge in the middle is the quiet part and the part that decides it.
A change of edge has nothing to see (no cusp, no pivot, no break in the tracing), so it is where a skater can arrive at the twizzle on the wrong edge without anything having looked wrong. The twizzle then unwinds, and the fault is two elements upstream. Skate the roll deliberately, and do not let the turn’s exit drift into it.
Derived
RFI is three letters (foot, direction, edge): right foot, forwards, inside edge. Every edge in the guide is written that way, so RBI is a right foot travelling backwards on an inside edge.
RFI, three turn to RBO, then change of edge to RBI, then double twizzle to RBI. 3 turns on one foot, and the skater finishes on RBI.
Nothing above is stored on this page. The cluster records its entry edge and the order of its turns; every edge in between is chained out of the same rule that draws a single turn.
A skater who rotates the other way does the same thing from LFI. Same element, mirrored.
Build on
- Right forward inside three turnRFI to RBO: half a turn into the circle, changing edge and staying on the same lobe.
- Right backward outside change of edgeRBO to RBI: the blade rolls across without turning, still travelling backwards, and the lobe reverses.
- Right backward inside double twizzleRBI to RBI: 2 rotations on one foot, travelling, 2 curls and no cusp.
From RFI
- Right forward inside edgethe plain edge, with no turn on it
- Right forward inside step wideexits LFI · changes foot, the edge holds, the direction holds, the lobe reverses
- Right forward inside change of edgeexits RFO · same foot, the edge changes, the direction holds, the lobe reverses
- Right forward inside mohawkexits LBI · changes foot, the edge holds, the direction reverses, the lobe continues
- Right forward inside rockerexits RBI · same foot, the edge holds, the direction reverses, the lobe reverses
- Right forward inside choctawexits LBO · changes foot, the edge changes, the direction reverses, the lobe reverses
- Right forward inside bracketexits RBO · same foot, the edge changes, the direction reverses, the lobe continues
- Right forward inside counterexits RBI · same foot, the edge holds, the direction reverses, the lobe reverses
- Right forward inside loopexits RFI · same foot, the edge holds, the direction holds, the lobe continues
Clusters from RFI
- Right forward inside double three-mohawkRFI → RBO → RFI → LBI
- Right forward inside bracket-counterRFI → RBO → RFO
- Right forward inside rocker-counterRFI → RBI → RFI
- Right forward inside rocker-counter-double twizzleRFI → RBI → RFI → RFI
- Right forward inside bracket-cross rollRFI → RBO → LBO
- Right forward inside counter-mohawkRFI → RBI → LFI
- Right forward inside counter-threeRFI → RBI → RFO
- Right forward inside counter-2½ twizzleRFI → RBI → RFO
- Right forward inside double threeRFI → RBO → RFI
- Right forward inside rocker-choctawRFI → RBI → LFO
- Right forward inside rocker-mohawkRFI → RBI → LFI
- Right forward inside three-mohawkRFI → RBO → LFO
- Right forward inside choctaw-three-rockerRFI → LBO → LFI → LBI
- Right forward inside triple threeRFI → RBO → RFI → RBO
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None of the New Zealand level lists in this guide name it.