The facility (12) is fitted with a carrier foot support (34).

The skater will rise up on the skating knee as they bring their free foot to the skating foot while performing the 3-turn.

The free foot then comes back to the skating foot to start the next step.

The free foot then comes back to the skating foot to start the next step.

The support foot in metal, patinated bronze color.

Open Choctaw – A choctaw in which the free foot is placed on the ice at the inner side of the skating foot.

a) Open Choctaw - A choctaw in which the free foot is placed on the ice at the inner side of the skating foot.

For proper technique execution, ensure the free foot does not pass the skating foot.

Cross Open Choctaw – A choctaw in which the outside of the free foot is held in front of and at right angles to the skating foot.

The skating leg bends to apply pressure into the ice.

Unless otherwise specified in the dance description, the free foot is placed on the ice close to the skating foot.

To ensure the proper edge is achieved, the free foot may cross in front at a right angle to the skating foot.

A step started close behind the skating foot without crossing in front or behind.

A step started close beside the skating foot without crossing in front or behind.

Once the facility (12) has been displaced to its condition of user bodily access the foot support (34) rests on an aid support surface.