On this edition of "Simply Move It" we are outdoors in beautiful Vermont and we re going to talk about the Choctaw Sequence from the Junior moves. First I am going to make a long axis in the snow. When working on the Choctaw Sequence I tell my skaters to keep their left foot on the left side of the long axis and their right foot on the right side of the long axis. Here is my example. I hope this helps your skaters the next time they are doing their Choctaw Sequence. For more information go to www.JennLoops.com See you on the ice!

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Since the US Men's finals Sunday there has been a considerable amount of excitement with river dance footwork. I thought it would be a good time to review the "Toe Turns" from the Junior Moves Straight Line Footwork pattern. 

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