Weak leg and on ice balance

[PotatoSkater]

Despite being right handed I have always been left footed. Because of this, this effects the way I jump and spin. My right leg is significantly weaker than my left on ice in term of balance, and I can comofrtably perform the same jumps/spins off ice on my right leg, I can't seem to do it on ice. This especially effects my spin exits and jump exit glides. How do I fix this?

 

[Ic3Rabbit]

Despite being right handed I have always been left footed. Because of this, this effects the way I jump and spin. My right leg is significantly weaker than my left on ice in term of balance, and I can comofrtably perform the same jumps/spins off ice on my right leg, I can't seem to do it on ice. This especially effects my spin exits and jump exit glides. How do I fix this?

Do you jump clockwise or counterclockwise?!

 

[PotatoSkater]

Do you jump clockwise or counterclockwise?!

Clockwise

 

[mskater93]

Then your exits should be on your left foot.

 

[gliese]

As a clockwise skater all exits of basic jumps and spins should be on the left foot.

A better way to see how good your balance is on each foot would be doing turns, connecting them into clusters if you are able to do that.

 

[emilinkaa]

I’d say (from my experience) that if you can do it off ice, but not on, you’re struggling with a mental block just as much as a physical issue.

Also, hi! Also a left footed/right handed person, but I jump and spin counter clockwise, so my forward spins are on my stronger left leg.