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This summer, I worked with coaches and some fantastic girls on mastering their triple axels. It made me reflect on the critical differences between a double and a triple axel. Elena Kosternaia's triple axel is a prime example—her flight time is 17% longer, and her snap is 18% faster than in her double axel. That extra rotation makes a difference!
The purpose of this side-by-side comparison was to know and understand the difference between a double and a triple axel. I used Alena Kostornaia who had one of the best triple axel in the women's category.
A double axel technique is different from a triple axel jump technique.
Here is the data for her double and triple axel. Basic data to understand how she succeeded in her triple axel (3A) and double axel (2A).
2A | 3A | |
Flight time (second) | 0.550s | 0.660s |
Average data | 0.522s | 0.671s |
Angular velocity of the snap (radian per second) | 22.690 rad/s | 27.634 rad/s |
Average data | 20.319 rad/s | 24.084 rad/s |
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