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	Lutz jump - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The lutz is a jump in figure skating, named after Alois Lutz (1898-1918), an Austrian skater who performed it in 1913.
		The lutz is similar to the flip and the two jumps can be hard for the novice viewer to tell apart.
		For example, Sonja Henie did clockwise lutz jumps and the remainder of her jumps and spins in a counterclockwise direction.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lutz_jump (547 words)

	Figure skating jump - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The waltz jump is a one-half rotation launched from the forward outside edge, similar to an Axel, and is rarely performed in elite competition.
		Combinations are defined as two or more jumps in which the take-off edge of the second (or third, or fourth) jump is the same as the landing edge of the first jump.
		In a throw jump, the woman is assisted on a standard jump by her partner and lands on a back outside edge as if she were jumping alone.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Figure_skating_jump (888 words)

	Figure Skating Journal Glossary, Jumps
		The lutz is a counter rotation jump, meaning the skater glides into the jump in the opposite direction to which he will rotate the jump in the air.
		The half lutz is performed identically to the basic lutz jump; however, it lands forward on the left toe pick then the skater pushes onto a RFI edge.
		This is a critical jump in the development of a figure skater because the movements involved in the take-off of this jump are similar to those required for the toe loop and salchow.
	www.skatejournal.com /jump.html (3211 words)

	Figure skating: what is a lutz?
		Figure skating jumps are not difficult to understand.
		The Lutz, named after an obscure Italian skater Tomas Lutz, can be as difficult to identify as it is to perform, but like all other figure skating jumps, the Lutz has three parts: take-off, rotation and landing.
		The Lutz rotates an even number of times: once for a single, twice for a double, three times for a triple and four times for a quadruple or "quad." The quad Lutz has not been performed in competition as of the beginning of the 2000/2001 skating season.
	ar.essortment.com /lutzfigureskat_rhms.htm (753 words)

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		The jump is done by leaping off the LBI edge and at the same time, placing the right toe-pick on the ice.
		In the first five jumps discussed earlier(except the toe walley), the rotation of the jumps are done in the same direction as the skating direction.
		In the case of a lutz, the rotation of the jump is the reverse of the skating direction.
	www.geocities.com /Vienna/3271/jumps.html (1634 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Jumps in Figure Skating
		The toe loop jump is a toe assisted jump, in which the skater enters from a backwards outside edge, uses the toe pick of the free foot to help push the skater into the air, turns towards the toe pick and into the edge, and lands on the same edge as the entrance.
		The lutz jump takes off from a backward outside edge, uses the toe pick of the free foot to jump into a rotation against the edge, and lands on the backward outside edge of the same foot used for the toe pick.
		The only jump from a forward edge that's commonly seen in competitive figure skating is the axel; a counterclockwise jumper would enter the axel from a left forward outside edge, and land on a right backward outside edge.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/ww2/A2643518 (1575 words)

	The Layperson's Guide to Lutzes & Loops
		A jump “cheat”: a cheated jump is when the skater completes the intended revolutions, but part of that revolution is done while the skate is on the ice, not while the skater is in the air.
		That is, the skater prepares to Lutz on the outside edge, but in that split-second before take-off, the edge regains its upward stance, leaning inside, and thus what is really accomplished is a flip jump instead.
		However, what separates it from the standard loop jump is that it is landed on the "wrong" foot; i.e., whereas a CCW skater lands a loop on their right foot, they would land a half loop on their left foot.
	www.bixby.org /julie/skate.html (2872 words)

	Jumps and Spins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Although there are many different jumps and combinations of jumps done in skating the basic thing that you need to know is that there are three parts to every jump: a take off, a rotation in the air, and a landing.
		The different jumps in figure skating are as follows: waltz jump, toe-loop, salchow, loop jump, flip jump, lutz jump, and axel.
		The lutz jump is similar to the flip jump in that it is a toe jump which takes off from the left foot.
	tiger.towson.edu /~ajorda4/jumps_and_spins.htm (1104 words)

	Human Kinetics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Lutz jump is similar to the toe loop and flip in that you use a toe assist.
		The most common preparation for Lutz jumps is a series of back crossovers into the corner of the rink.
		This actually turns the jump into a flip because you are on the inside edge, and judges are required to deduct for the mistake.
	www.humankinetics.com /products/showexcerpt.cfm?excerpt_id=3022 (1569 words)

	CBC.CA - Torino 2006
		Flying sit spin: A jump spin in which the skater leaps upwards and assumes a sitting position at the peak of the jump before landing in a similar position on the same or opposite foot.
		Lutz jump: This toe-pick-assisted jump is named after its Austrian inventor, Alois Lutz, who first performed it in 1913.
		Throw jump: A maneuver in pairs skating in which the male throws his partner in the air, and she lands unassisted on a backward outside edge.
	www.cbc.ca /olympics/sports/figureskating/glossary.shtml (1193 words)

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		Jump spin(5 rev. min), layback (women) or double change-sit (men).
		Jump spin (6 rev. min.), jump spin with a change of foot.
		Waltz jump; Salchow; toe-loop; upright spin; sitspin or camel (3 revs); forwards and backwards spiral (either edge).
	www.faqs.org /ftp/faqs/sports/skating/ice/rec-skate/appendix2 (1748 words)

	Figure Skating Terminology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The most difficult jump in figure skating is named for its inventor, Axel Paulsen, a Norwegian speed skating champion who became famous as an exhibition and trick skater.
		This jump is performed without a toe pick assist and is an edge jump in which the skater completes a loop in the air (or two or three), taking off from a backward outside edge and landing on the same back outside edge.
		A flashy move in which the skater jumps into the air and performs a split in mid-air with the hand touching the ankles or toe.
	www.fortunecity.com /olympia/hill/271/glossary.htm (2198 words)

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		Jumps: This is the place to be for AVI and GIF files on all the major figure skating jumps.
		Like all jumps, the toe loop is going to suceed or fail depending on whether you can do the setup two or three seconds before the jump correctly.
		The lutz is a more difficult jump than the flip because it takes off of an outside edge which is counter to the jump's rotation.
	oasis.dit.upm.es /~jantonio/personal/patinaje/jump.htm (4118 words)

	Lutz Jump
		It is one of the most recognizable of jumps, because it is usually entered from a very long straight backwards glide across the full diagonal of the arena.
		After the long glide on the left foot, the skater usually leans a little bit to the left (proving to the judges that she is on an outside edge), picks with the right foot and jumps.
		Many skaters actually change to the inside edge before takeoff, turning the jump into the much simpler flip (many people call this a "flutz").
	www.sk8stuff.com /f_recog/recog_j_lutz.htm (277 words)

	The level of difficulty of 3/3s - Golden Skate Forums
		Now for the lutz, whatever the angular-momentum a skater pre-prepares is instantly nullified the moment he/she rotates in the opposite direction.
		I tend to agree as a salchow is a derivative of the waltz jump....
		Now, the toe pick actually assists the jump: The lutz' difficulty is the lean of that back outside edge.
	www.goldenskate.com /forum/showthread.php?t=564 (2899 words)

	Common skating jumps in ice figure?
		When a CCW skater takes off for a jump, he or she does so on the opposite foot from the CW skater.
		An inside edge means the skater is leaning on the inside of the foot, towards the center line of his or her body.
		All the jumps are landed on the right foot on an outside edge except for the half-loop, which is landed on the left foot on the inside edge.
	msms.essortment.com /figureskatingj_rfit.htm (586 words)

	Competition Rules
		Jumps must be performed in the order listed.
		Each skater will be allowed two attempts at each jump and will be judged on the best of the two jumps.
		Jumps will be skated in sequence, making consecutive attempts at each jump.
	www.stpaulfsc.org /competitionrules.htm (768 words)

	Code of Points Considered Harmful
		Also missing are less common jumps which have been performed on occasion in the past: a toeless lutz, double walley or double one-foot salchow, for example.
		This method of assigning a base value to a jump combination also does not take into consideration the fact that the order of the jumps in the combination affects the difficulty of the combination as a whole -- for example, a double toe/triple toe combination is much more difficult than a triple toe/double toe.
		The restrictions on jump combinations will limit skaters' creativity with multi-jump combinations and sequences, and indeed, with the devaluation of jumps in sequence, it is unlikely that any skater would deliberately plan to include a jump sequence in their program.
	www.frogsonice.com /skateweb/articles/code-of-points.shtml (4914 words)

	The best felmale lutz - Golden Skate Forums
		Michelle had true great lutz when she was around 14 and later on her edge changed a little...
		Re:the anatomical differences- the lutz does take a lot of strength because the rotation is in the opposite direction to the blade.
		Some other ladies with good lutz jumps: Tonya Harding (although I always thought her best triple was the loop) and Shizuka Arakawa.
	www.goldenskate.com /forum/showthread.php?t=6670 (1255 words)

	STADIUM 64 - Manuals Archive: Winter Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The opposite is true if you're skating backwards: trigger the jump when the skater's legs are closed and the jump will be perfect.
		You'll fall down if you try to move directly from a jump to a spin, a spin to a jump, a jump to another jump, or a Sit Spin to another Camel Spin.
		A respectable Ski Jump score would be a flight of 60 meters and 20 style points for a total of 200 points.
	s64.emuunlim.com /manuals/wintergames.htm (2718 words)

	2004 U.S. Nationals
		I had my writing notebook, skating element descriptions and computer printed media guide of skaters and was juggling those along with my camera in my hands.
		Hence, you'll see descriptions such as "double jump" because I couldn't identify the type (salchow, toe-loop, loop, flip and so on) or if I'm really having a time "jump combination" because I couldn't allocate the type or the number of revolutions of each jump.
		But, I find that different skaters have different looks and approaches to the jump takeoffs, so that throws another wrench in things.
	www.geocities.com /usnationals2004/smsr.htm (1225 words)

	Skaters Compete at Princeton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		She skated to Backdraft and her program included the difficult lutz-loop jump combination, flip-loop combination, camel spin, sit-change-sit spin, and an impressive waltz-falling leaf-toe loop-loop combination jump.
		Although he singled a planned double toe loop, his difficult program had a double flip jump, sit change sit pin, camel change camel spin, double salchow, a lunge into a camel sit change sit spin, flip loop jump combination, axel, lutz loop combination, and a running camel into a flying camel back sit spin.
		Although the double flip-toe jump combination was not landed cleanly, the team took second.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V119/N19/skating.19s.html (385 words)

	Skating Competition Blog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		All my jumps felt great and strong and clean, which was a shock, considering that I had not been able to do a decent lutz all week.
		I recovered and finished with a clean lutz jump in front of the judges, I even managed a smile--but that was more for the program being over.
		For pairs, I have to be strong and solid and less emotive; and the elements aren't as hard as in the singles (I only had a flip jump and a camel/sit in the pairs program, whereas for singles, I had to contend with a lutz/loop/toe loop anda flying camel).
	www.chem.duke.edu /~stephen/compblog.htm (12500 words)

	Figure Skating quiz -- free game
		What position are you skating in while performing a double lutz jump?
		A axel is a spin not a jump
		Is a flying camel a spin or a jump?
	www.funtrivia.com /playquiz.cfm?qid=138611 (81 words)

	Adult Championships (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Selected maneuvers can be skated in ANY order and additional maneuvers, such as jumps, spins, or gliding maneuvers from a test level or any uncaptured move are NOT allowed.
		FS 3 Toe Loop OR Toe Walley Jump, Backward Pivot, Salchow Jump
		FS 8 Split Lutz Jump, Double Loop Jump, Illusion OR Camel Jump Camel Spin
	www.skateisi.com /HTML/event_info/Adult_Champs/solo.cfm (167 words)

	Church Marketing Sucks: Bob Lutz: Jump Into Blogging
		Some days I feel like I'm beating a dead horse, but in case you've missed our previous calls for pastors to blog, maybe you'll listen to General Motors vice chairman Bob Lutz.
		For those who don't know, he's one of the most well-known corporate bloggers.
		Church Marketing Sucks is a part of the Center for Church Communication.
	www.churchmarketingsucks.com /archives/2005/07/bob_lutz_jump_i.html (430 words)

	Ice Chalet - Skill Levels
		This is where you go once you have mastered all the basic levels.
		There are 10 levels which all include different jumping, spinning, and footwork maneuvers.
		Jump Combination (Double Axel-Double Toe Loop); Triple Edge Jump; Death Drop; Axels in Sequence/Triple Toe Assist Jump; Double Jump R and L/Triple Toe-Double Loop Jump; Arabian Cartwheels/Butterflies; Double Loop, Double Lutz, Double Flip; Choice of One Flying Spin
	www.chaleticerinks.com /skilllevels.htm (574 words)

	Full Play-by-Play - NCAA Sports.com
		Ronald Coleman made Jump Shot, Assist Daniel Horton
		Chris Lutz made 2nd of 2 Free Throws
		Chris Lutz made 1st of 2 Free Throws
	www.ncaasports.com /basketball/mens/gamecenter/playbyplay/NCAAB_20060211_MI@PUR (658 words)

	BlogWrite for CEOs: Advice to corporate & senior executive bloggers from GM's Bob Lutz: "Jump"
		Bob Lutz, who is GM's CBO (Chief Blogging Officer) as well as global vice chairman for product development, says: just do it.
		From an article written by Lutz for Information Week: Nothing To Fear From Executive Blogging.
		What Bob Lutz said: The blogging vice chairman of GM says there's nothing to fear from executive blogging.
	www.blogwriteforceos.com /blogwrite/2005/07/advice_to_corpo.html (712 words)

	The Raleigh IcePlex - Calendar: Figure Skating 6/30/03
		Axel Jump in the Opposite Direction or Double Axel Jump
		Double Jump to the Right and Double Jump to the Left or Tripple Toe Assisted Jump/Double Jump Combination
		This hockey program is designed to teach the basic skills of hockey in a systematic and progressive manner while at the same time being fun for all participants.
	www.iceplex.com /lessons/isi.html (232 words)

	Figure Skater's Website (main menu)
		If you want to, you can search this entire site for information on a subject you are interested in.
		For instance if you have an interest in the Salchow jump, you could type in "salchow" and the search engine will give you a list of every page on this site which has the word "salchow" on it.
		The Site Search link here or near the bottom of the left button bar on every menu page will take you to the search page.
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