Your Axis of Rotation & Stability
The Core is the flight control center for a figure skater. During a jump, the core muscles hold the body in a tight line (Air Position), preventing centrifugal force from breaking the axis. If your center is weak, you will wobble in the air and fall on landings. In this class, we specifically target deep stabilizer muscles, creating an "iron corset" for complex elements.
Curriculum: From Hollow Body to Axis Hold
Tight Air Position: Exercises holding the "Hollow Body" position, mimicking the exact posture needed in the air.
Statics & Stability: Planks and balance holds to control the body during edge changes and landings.
Obliques & Twists: Working the muscles responsible for the quick rotation snap and the landing check.
Healthy Lower Back: Strengthening deep back muscles to protect the spine from compression forces upon impact.
How Core Affects Scores (GOE)?
Saving Jumps: A strong core allows you to "save" a jump even if the take-off was tilted. You can hold the landing without touching the ice with your hands.
Spin Centering: To prevent a spin from traveling across the ice, abdominal and back muscles must work like a vise.
Lines: Beautiful posture is impossible without a strong back. No sagging in the lower back means a higher Component Score.
Training Format
The workout takes place on a mat (floor work). It is concentrated work on the abdominals, back, glutes, and hips. We alternate dynamic twists with static tension to teach the body to be rigid and collected.
Methodology
Jump Connection: We don't just do fitness exercises; we mimic jump phases (grouping — checking) while lying on the floor. The body memorizes the sensation of being a "tight string."
Safety: Isolated muscle work without impact load on the joints.
For Everyone: Ideal for kids (posture formation) and adults (back strengthening and better balance on ice).
Necessary equipment
Mat: Mandatory (floor work).
Attire: Comfortable sportswear that allows movement. Socks or sneakers are fine.
Water: Stay hydrated.
Weights (Optional): For advanced athletes.

