An open stroke in figure skating is a move where the skater pushes off the ice with one foot while the other foot remains extended forward. The skater glides smoothly on the extended leg while the pushing leg provides the momentum for movement. This stroke helps build speed and control while maintaining a graceful, balanced position. It is commonly used in routines for smooth transitions and effortless flow across the ice. The open stroke highlights a skater's ability to glide with precision and stability while maintaining fluidity in their movements.

Definition och betydelse av "open stroke"på engelska

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