How to get the most out of your equipment: setup, adjustments, and usage tips in 4 steps.
How to use it in 4 steps
From putting on the harness to assisting with the jump.
The student puts on the harness
The student puts on the harness the right way, with the straps clear.
The student adjusts the harness
Adjust the chest and shoulder straps so the harness fits snugly against the body without restricting breathing or movement.
The coach guides the student
The coach holds the pole and follows the student's movements, both on and off the ice, maintaining a smooth trajectory.
The coach assists with the jump
As the student initiates the jump, the coach supports the pole to lighten the load throughout the rotation, without any sudden movements.
Tip: listen to the student and guide the movement rather than forcing it.
See the harness & pole in action
See the guide steps in action soon, with a coach and a skater.
Frequently asked questions
Which version should I choose: 3 kg or 1.5 kg?
The classic version weighs 3 kg, while the lightweight version weighs 1.5 kg. The lightweight version reduces fatigue for the coach, especially during long sessions or when working with young students.
Is the harness suitable for artistic roller skating?
Yes, the system is used in both figure skating and artistic roller skating, on quad and inline skates.