Left backward inside push back
LBI to RBO: a push off the inside edge onto the other foot's outside edge, still travelling backwards, and the lobe continues.
Also called transfer of weight back. Other names.
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- LBI (this page)LBI to RBO: a push off the inside edge onto the other foot's outside edge, still travelling backwards, and the lobe continues.
- RBIRBI to LBO: a push off the inside edge onto the other foot's outside edge, still travelling backwards, and the lobe continues.
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Backwards on an inside edge. The skating foot pushes against that edge and you arrive backwards on the other foot’s outside edge, which is the strong one: checked, and able to hold its curve for as long as you ask.
This draws the tracing a backward stroke draws, because it is the same push. It counts as an element here because both ends are named. Backward stroking is how you push at all; this is that push taken from a back inside edge onto a back outside one, which is what the syllabus asks for and where it asks for it. The guide says they are the same, which is the answer it also gives for a crossover against a chassé.
British Ice Skating write it both as a push back and as transferring the weight back. They are one movement.
Derived
LBI is three letters (foot, direction, edge): left foot, backwards, inside edge. Every edge in the guide is written that way, so RBI is a right foot travelling backwards on an inside edge.
LBI push back to RBO: the skater steps onto the other foot, the direction of travel does not change, and the lobe continues.
A skater who rotates the other way does the same thing from RBI. Same element, mirrored.
Build on
- Left backward inside edgeLBI: the left foot travelling backwards on an inside edge, tracing an anticlockwise lobe.
- Backward strokingA push back is a backward stroke taken from a named edge onto the other foot's outside edge.
From LBI
- Left backward inside step wideexits RBI · changes foot, the edge holds, the direction holds, the lobe reverses
- Left backward inside change of edgeexits LBO · same foot, the edge changes, the direction holds, the lobe reverses
- Left backward inside three turnexits LFO · same foot, the edge changes, the direction reverses, the lobe continues
- Left backward inside rockerexits LFI · same foot, the edge holds, the direction reverses, the lobe reverses
- Left backward inside bracketexits LFO · same foot, the edge changes, the direction reverses, the lobe continues
- Left backward inside loopexits LBI · same foot, the edge holds, the direction holds, the lobe continues
- Left backward inside choctawexits RFO · changes foot, the edge changes, the direction reverses, the lobe reverses
- Left backward inside counterexits LFI · same foot, the edge holds, the direction reverses, the lobe reverses
- Left backward inside mohawkexits RFI · changes foot, the edge holds, the direction reverses, the lobe continues
Clusters from LBI
- Left backward inside double threeLBI → LFO → LBI
- Left backward inside counter-mohawkLBI → LFI → RBI
- Left backward inside rocker-mohawkLBI → LFI → RBI
- Left backward inside rocker-choctawLBI → LFI → RBO
- Left backward inside counter-2½ twizzleLBI → LFI → LBO
- Left backward inside bracket-cross rollLBI → LFO → RFO
- Left backward inside bracket-counterLBI → LFO → LBO
- Left backward inside counter-threeLBI → LFI → LBO
- Left backward inside rocker-counterLBI → LFI → LBI
- Left backward inside three-mohawkLBI → LFO → RBO
- Left backward inside choctaw-three-rockerLBI → RFO → RBI → RFI
- Left backward inside double three-mohawkLBI → LFO → LBI → RFI
- Left backward inside rocker-counter-double twizzleLBI → LFI → LBI → LBI
- Left backward inside 3-turn-change of edge-double twizzleLBI → LFO → LFI → LFI
- Left backward inside triple threeLBI → LFO → LBI → LFO
Appears in
In the UK's grades
None of the British level lists in this guide name it outside the Skills tests below.
- BIS Skills 1BIS · level 1
- BIS Skills 2BIS · level 2
- BIS Skills 3BIS · level 3
- BIS Skills 6BIS · level 6
- BIS Skills 7BIS · level 7
- BIS Skills 8BIS · level 8
- BIS Skills 1, exercise 3: Forward & backward crossoversCrossovers in both directions and both rotations, joined by an optional turn to backwards and a step back to forwards.
- BIS Skills 2, exercise 3: Forward 3-turnsForward inside and forward outside 3-turns in one run, with the back edge after each turn held before the next lobe.
- BIS Skills 2, exercise 5: Skating exerciseA full circuit of the rink built from an open mohawk into backward edges, a step wide and a crossover, on both sides.
- BIS Skills 3, exercise 2: Multi-directional 3-turnsAll four forward 3-turns and both backward inside ones on the first side, and 3-turns run into open mohawks on the second.
- BIS Skills 3, exercise 3: Backward cross rollsA forward 3-turn into a held back outside edge, rolled from there into backward cross rolls on both feet.
- BIS Skills 6, exercise 3: Backward inside loopsFrom a stationary start on both feet: a forward outside 3-turn and, on the same foot, a backward inside loop.
- BIS Skills 7, exercise 1: Forward inside choctaws & backward outside countersClosed choctaws from a forward inside edge, and backward outside counters run into 3-turns, down both lengths of the rink.
- BIS Skills 8, exercise 2: Section 2The technical middle: a double 3-turn, a bracket, steps crossed behind, and a double twizzle reached through a change of edge.