Introduction to biomechanics


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You CAN Skate Faster...Don't Let Your Skates Hold You Back!

If you are looking for a way to gain morestronger cross overs,etc. and will enhance
power, create more speed, and experienceyour  overall  skating  performance.
maximum agility or just to truly be certain
that your getting the most out of yourBecause your skates are a production line
skates, than consider having your skateitem, the most that can be expected from the
blades  aligned.skate manufacture is that the blade will be
mounted in the middle of the outer soul of
Being a specialty skates store, we havethe skates. That however does not accommodate
developed and pioneered many unique systemsthe majority of skaters who pronate or
for enhancing the performance of our clientssupinate.Being certain that your center of
skates. One of the many things we have donegravity falls directly over the blade means
is developed and refined the concept ofthat you will have better control of both the
"aligning  skate  blades"inside and outside edge of your skate blades.
However, even after more than twenty yearsThe classic picture of the young skater
and many thousands of 'blade alignments' wetrying to skate while using only inside edges
are still often asked "what the heck is ais something that is easily avoided by
blade  alignment?"repositioning the blade on the boot. Subtle
changes to blade positioning on all levels of
The simplest definition of a skate bladeskaters can translate into significant gains
alignment is; the positioning of a skatein  performance  on  the  ice.
blade on a boot in such a manner as to be
relative to the foot and the biomechanics ofJust some of the indications that you may
the skaters body that is going to be wearingneed your skate blades aligned may include;
the skate; or in other words...positioningdifficulty turning one direction , struggling
the skate blade on the boot to ensure thatto hold eith an outside or inside edge, weak
the skaters center of gravity falls directlycrossovers, chronic knee strain, groin pulls,
over  the  blade.sore  lower  back.
Conceptually ...aligning blades on skates isThe manufacturing process is not perfect,so
the same as aligning the wheels on a car.re-mounting a a skate blade mounted on a boot
When it's done correctly, the wheels (skatefrom the manufacturer can make a huge
blades)  track  'straight'  and  'true'.difference  in  skating  performance.
Skate blade alignment is by no means a newIn a perfect world blade alignment should be
concept. In fact figure skaters have beendone with the skater, in person, in that way
aligning their blades for more than 100a perfect alignment can be attained.However,
years. Because of our extensive history withskates that have been worn for a period of
figure skating we simply used what we hadtime, will show signs of a poor blade
been doing with figure skaters for so manyalignment, so it can in fact be attained
years, and applied it to all skaters,without the skater. It may not be ideal but
including  hockey  and  ringette  players.significant performance improvements can be
attained  either  way.
Positioning the blade to allow for the
biomechanical differences in your feet andHaving worked with every level of hockey
body takes your skate fitting to the nextplayer and figure skater, including Olympic
level. The correct alignment will allow forgold medalists. Blade alignment is an
maximum edge control, which will support youintegral part of the skate fitting process
in maintaining a more efficient stride,and will help you attain maximum performance
better turning ability, smother stopping,results from your skates.



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