A Choctaw turn in figure skating is a type of turn that involves switching from one edge of the skate to the other while changing direction. It is performed by beginning on an inside edge, then making a half-turn to switch to the opposite outside edge. During the turn, the skater’s body is rotated to change direction, and the movement is usually smooth and controlled. This turn is often used in footwork sequences and transitions within a routine, as it helps skaters change directions efficiently while maintaining speed and balance. It requires precise edge control and coordination.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „Choctaw turn” po angielsku

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