How to Fall and Recover from a Fall on Ice
Wear gloves, wrist guards, knee, or elbow pads., Put your hands on your waist or in front of you when you are skating. , Practice falling., Bend your knees and go into a dip position., Fall to the side and lean forward as you fall on the ice...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Wear gloves
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Step 2: wrist guards
, Try to fall without hurting yourself.
First try falling without skates and then move on to falling with skates.
Try falling on different speeds with your skates on. , If you know you are about to fall just go into a dip position. , This will lower the chances of you getting injured. , Turn over on your hands and knees. ,, Applying pressure to your toes and Using your toe picks will help you so you won't slide. , -
Step 3: or elbow pads.
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Step 4: Put your hands on your waist or in front of you when you are skating.
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Step 5: Practice falling.
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Step 6: Bend your knees and go into a dip position.
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Step 7: Fall to the side and lean forward as you fall on the ice.
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Step 8: Recover from your fall.
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Step 9: Take one foot and place it between your hands.
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Step 10: Take the other foot and place it between your hands.
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Step 11: Push yourself up and stand up on the ice.
Detailed Guide
These will protect you from getting hurt if you fall.
, Try to fall without hurting yourself.
First try falling without skates and then move on to falling with skates.
Try falling on different speeds with your skates on. , If you know you are about to fall just go into a dip position. , This will lower the chances of you getting injured. , Turn over on your hands and knees. ,, Applying pressure to your toes and Using your toe picks will help you so you won't slide. ,
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