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Question by SILLY
Submitted on 11/6/2003
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IN FIGURE SKATING A JUMP OF 1 1/2 TURNS FROM THE OUTER FORWARD EDGE OF ONE SKATE TO THE OUTER BACK EDGE OF THE OTHER SKATE IS CALLED?

Answer by maxine
Submitted on 1/8/2006
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IN FIGURE SKATING A JUMP OF 1 1/2 TURNS FROM THE OUTER FORWARD EDGE OF ONE SKATE TO THE OUTER BACK EDGE OF THE OTHER SKATE IS CALLED? That jump is called AXEL. The 1 1/2 is a single, to do a double Axel you have to do 2 1/2.

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