I have seen over 5 videos of different people trying to teach the forward crossover, and THIS is the only one that has managed to teach me. Your video has been the only one to actually break down the crossover into 3 parts. No other video taught me how to scoot, and that simple movement was so integral to my success, as well as the reset, and step. It all makes sense now. Thank you.
This video not just explains crossover turning in great detail, it also explains the issue people have with the brakes on. I had the exact same issue but so far I could not find any other video talking about it. Great job with the explanation!
Hands down you're the best at breaking it down. I skated from 6-12 years old. Roller hockey and speed skating classes. I did all this stuff without even thinking about it back then. Im 32 now. Waiting for my skates to come in the mail. Can't wait!
Your lessons are always so detailed on technical side of every move and body posture. Everyone who try to make tutorial on anything should have the same approach :). Finding those videos very useful :)
Quick alternating crossovers from the right to left and vice versa is still one my most favourite skating moves as it can help you change direction fast as well as avoid objects quickly while still maintaining a good speed.
That is very true and it's also a great drill for working the weak side crossover in combo with the godo side. Speed is often an issue with the weak side not being ok at higher speeds, so starting slower is the secret. Changing direction with crossovers is the best feeling.....
I’m a 65 y/o crazy dude from the even crazier U.S. of A. who is much more ‘balanced’ (in every sense of the word, alas) when I’m on my skates than during any pedestrian moment. To roll along the paved surfaces of the land is my moving meditation and my only way of achieving that blissful state known as ‘no mind’, when all the tumultuous and often traumatizing mental chatter just disappears and all is just blessed flow. The perfect antidote to PTSD. Yes!!! Asha you are awesome. Not JUST because you’re a beast on wheels, LOL, but because you have such passion and CHARACTER! Just the kind of person I feel I would get an infusion of ‘chi’ or ‘shaktipat’ or whatever the appropriate term for that transfer of vital life force would be, should I be fortunate enough to stand in close proximity to you and let that strong, passionate voice of yours wash over me and activate all the blissful skating energy that lays dormant within all whom, like myself, would rather roll than plod!!! LOVE you! And obviously your masterful teachings as well. Namaste, guru.
5:30 -- "no position is more dangerous than, not bending that front leg". Day before yesterday I fell on my back. AND NOW I know why! This video is great!
Hy Asha, I just started 1 month ago and your vids are helping a lot! I want to start my cross over so this is on point for me! Thanks for what you are doing to the inline community here on TH-cam ! Have an amazing day whenever you read this ! Big hug from Argentina 🇦🇷 🤗
You are most welcome and Im glad this video came at the right tie for you. I share much more free content with my online community which you can join on my website at www.skatefresh.com. When you do I'll give you access to 10 free tutorial videos right away. Here on TH-cam is just a selection of what I offer there. In English you can choose from Beginner level videos or more advanced. Check it out here; www.skatefresh.com/video-bundle-choose-level/
The heel brake has prevented me from doing crossovers. Although I don't practice/try this often. I am just starting out on my 3rd month with probably 50 hours or so on the skates.
I was was 11 (24years ago) when I skated for the last time. Couple off weeks ago I bought the Powerslides NEXT 125 and it's like riding a bicycle, you never forget it. Needed 5minutes of finding the trust that this would be a piece of cake I was skating like 24years ago. Even the forward crossover was no problem. I admit it was a bit scary to do it, but after 2 corners it was easy. You don't need to be a pro skater, its just a trusting issue to overcome, because the movemen itself isn't harder then skating itself.
So let me rehearse the steps you take in this video: 1. Gliding on center edge, by scootering on the pushing foot. (You go straight ahead.) 2. Gliding on outside edge, by scootering on the pushing foot. (You go either left or right.) 3. The stepping turn: heading for crossover without actually doing it completely. ("Just to be inline", as you name it.) 4. Several scoots, crossover and then gliding into toe roll. Great way of improving the pressure on the crossing leg. (And bending the front knee.) 5. The crossover itself: 1.Push. 2. Cross. 3 Regroup. 6. Underpush: extra speed after having made the crossover with the other leg. 7. Heelstopper? No prob', as long as you bend your knees (enough.) Thank you Asha. :)
She is a good instructor. Clear, concise precision. I am waiting for my "NO" brake 3 wheel Powerslide Next skates to arrive. LEARNING HOW TO SKATE WITH "NO BRAKE" TERRIFIES ME LOL. I hope i can then learn how to do crossovers.
Asha, thx for good tips, recently, i've been started with 125mm wheels and i was a little bit terrified. Front crossover looked to be easy one, but practice with you make me better roller... hope you see new advanced tips 😀😀
Indeed. One of the things we use with novices in ice hockey, is simply having them waling from side to side while crossing over their feet. No forward motion, just waling side to side crossing over. 10 steps one way, then 10 steps the other way. One step forward and add a step in each direction. Once the rink has been crossed, the exercise is over, and we can usually go directly to alternating crossovers with three in each direction slowly slaloming traffic cones on the ice. This way you will also avoid developing a dominant side when crossing over. You can do something similar on grass. Simply learn your muscles to do the cross, that's the most important thing.
Muy bien explicado y con ganas de practicarlo. Hasta ahora sólo hago "falso cruce" como yo le llamo, ya que sólo dejo el pie en medio, no llega a cruzar. Estoy estancada en el equivalente a tu ejercicio número 2, ya que no me sale aún el snake. Espero mejorar por fin con este vídeo. Muchas gracias.
Your videos are so amazing!you're the best teacher I have met. Can I translate your videos to Chinese and post them to Bilibili which is a App of China.thank you very much.
I like to do alternate crossovers, that way you don't have to turn in circle (just zig zag forward, it's good to give muscles a little rest). In fact this was one of the very first moves that I learned and it came rather easy (maybe it's more difficult on 110mm and larger skates, though).
Alternate crossovers are not an easy move so you must be a fairly natural 'beginner' as it's unusual for skaters to find that move easy. Yes it's a good move for training both sides and especially to develop your weaker side crossovers. Well done you.
@@SkatefreshVideos While that is true, it's a rather important and good skill to have. One of the things that is important to remember, is that it's not about speed when learning alternating crossovers and crossovers. It's like learning a proper crossover. Instead of learning a "fast" step turn, I think it's better to learn a proper slow crossover. This will also force you to push with the inside skate, and you can even do it alternating as a novice. Put say 10 bottles of water in a line, with 3-4 yards between them. Start slow, and alternate between left and right with three crosses in each direction. This will not only teach you both directions and the direction change, it will also force you to push with the inside skate.
Obrigada por compartilhar com seu grupo. Esse video não tem legenda por não foi eu que produziu, mas acho que ainda da pra seguir as progressos e sacar o objetivo da aula. Espero que ajuda. Se as pessoas de seu grupo que ainda mais ajuda minha podem me seguir no meu site skatefresh.com e receber mais 10 videos (em portuguese) no instante. Assim posso ajudar ate mais.
+SkatefreshAsha, I'm a beginner and having a hard time turning right any suggestions? I really love your channel and inspired me to skate, thanks for taking your time on all your videos.
I was skating with heel break for my whole childhood and really messed up my technique due to that alone. I am super confident with my left foot crossovers but when it comes to the right foot (the heel break side) I feel like a complete beginner.
Hi Asha, I see a lot of street skaters using cross overs not only to turn, but to pickup speed when accelerating forward. I tried doing that but always ends up turning and in danger of encroaching the boundaries of the track in which I am skating. I was wondering if you can make a tutorial for that technique?
You don't use crossovers to gain speed in a forward direction, it's for maintaining speed or accelerating in turns. Once you're straight, you do normal strides. One of the things we do in ice hockey, is using crossovers in direction changes after a stop. During the stop, the feet are turned 90 degrees in the direction your traveling, but once stopped, we just do one step over the inside foot and if needed, a second step again. After these two steps, we're going full blast with forward strides. If someone is using some kind of odd crossover to gain straight line speed, one can only wonder why. If it made sense, trust me, both speed skaters and NHL players would do it. After 30 years of skating, I can perform most moves, and using a crossover to gain straight line speed simply sounds wrong, and I've never seen it done.
Don't know why exactly, but the regroup part is what kills me... I'm able to do it, but que outside of the ankle from the leg that is doing the regroup hurts a lot. After a few crossovers, my practicing day is practically ruined, and I can't barely skate anymore. I tried those 3 days ago, and I feel the outside of my ankle hurting til this day. Is there anything I might be doing wrong? I noticed that my feet turn a lot when doing that, though it feels why less than I see in your videos, and videos from other people... Normally, that's when my ankle hurts a lot, and imediatlly.
I can cross my right foot over my left no problem; can't do left at all. I was trying to figure out why that is when I realized I have been skating in the same direction at the roller rink since I was a kid. Ooooof.
No es necesario mover los brazos asi para patinar osea el que no tiene brazos no puede patinar transate you dont need move your arms that way to skate So if you dont have arms Cant you skate??? ....
Here's a suggestion from the hockey world. Remember this. When learning crossovers, speed is not important, proper technique is. Start by walking side to side, 10 or more steps in each direction, and do this at least 15 times in each direction. This is done without forward motion. Just do the steps crossing over. Going to the right, let the left foot cross forward/over the right, and the opposite going left and the right foot is now the leading foot. This way you learn your muscles the motion. Set up plastic bottles with water. Use 10 or more with 3-5 yards between them, Do this sexercise, SLOWLY! Start to do alternating crossovers going forward in slalom through the bottles. Make sure you never just "step" turn without doing a full crossover. Do it slow so you always get a proper crossover and remember to do the underpush. Remember to look up and in the direction you want to go. Don't look down on your skates or directly at the bottles. You go in the direction you look. Before you know it, you can cross in both directions. Add speed and crosses as your skill improves. Also, remember to push with the inside foot, don't let it glide. Again work slowly.
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I have seen over 5 videos of different people trying to teach the forward crossover, and THIS is the only one that has managed to teach me. Your video has been the only one to actually break down the crossover into 3 parts. No other video taught me how to scoot, and that simple movement was so integral to my success, as well as the reset, and step. It all makes sense now. Thank you.
Same with me but in turning :)
Hope I will success in this one too
My same exact thoughts!!
This video not just explains crossover turning in great detail, it also explains the issue people have with the brakes on. I had the exact same issue but so far I could not find any other video talking about it. Great job with the explanation!
Hands down you're the best at breaking it down. I skated from 6-12 years old. Roller hockey and speed skating classes. I did all this stuff without even thinking about it back then. Im 32 now. Waiting for my skates to come in the mail. Can't wait!
Your lessons are always so detailed on technical side of every move and body posture. Everyone who try to make tutorial on anything should have the same approach :). Finding those videos very useful :)
You are my best favorite teacher on TH-cam!!! thank you sooooo much Asha ...:))
The “push, cross, regroup” really helps!!!
Quick alternating crossovers from the right to left and vice versa is still one my most favourite skating moves as it can help you change direction fast as well as avoid objects quickly while still maintaining a good speed.
That is very true and it's also a great drill for working the weak side crossover in combo with the godo side. Speed is often an issue with the weak side not being ok at higher speeds, so starting slower is the secret. Changing direction with crossovers is the best feeling.....
You elaborate it so well that I even don't need to watch the video. Thank you.
I’m a 65 y/o crazy dude from the even crazier U.S. of A. who is much more ‘balanced’ (in every sense of the word, alas) when I’m on my skates than during any pedestrian moment. To roll along the paved surfaces of the land is my moving meditation and my only way of achieving that blissful state known as ‘no mind’, when all the tumultuous and often traumatizing mental chatter just disappears and all is just blessed flow. The perfect antidote to PTSD. Yes!!! Asha you are awesome. Not JUST because you’re a beast on wheels, LOL, but because you have such passion and CHARACTER! Just the kind of person I feel I would get an infusion of ‘chi’ or ‘shaktipat’ or whatever the appropriate term for that transfer of vital life force would be, should I be fortunate enough to stand in close proximity to you and let that strong, passionate voice of yours wash over me and activate all the blissful skating energy that lays dormant within all whom, like myself, would rather roll than plod!!! LOVE you! And obviously your masterful teachings as well. Namaste, guru.
I return to this video again and again. Each time, I gain something new from it. Thank you, Asha!
thanks for the positive feedback!
5:30 -- "no position is more dangerous than, not bending that front leg". Day before yesterday I fell on my back. AND NOW I know why! This video is great!
Hy Asha, I just started 1 month ago and your vids are helping a lot! I want to start my cross over so this is on point for me! Thanks for what you are doing to the inline community here on TH-cam ! Have an amazing day whenever you read this ! Big hug from Argentina 🇦🇷 🤗
You are most welcome and Im glad this video came at the right tie for you. I share much more free content with my online community which you can join on my website at www.skatefresh.com. When you do I'll give you access to 10 free tutorial videos right away. Here on TH-cam is just a selection of what I offer there. In English you can choose from Beginner level videos or more advanced. Check it out here;
www.skatefresh.com/video-bundle-choose-level/
SkatefreshAsha I will join, i learn my crossover from this video 🤓❤️thanks you so much
Good breakdown and explanation, thanks. Makes sense about the heel brake. Will be looking to keep all this in mind next time I practice.
The heel brake has prevented me from doing crossovers. Although I don't practice/try this often. I am just starting out on my 3rd month with probably 50 hours or so on the skates.
Thanks for the Heel Brake tip Asha
You are right
4:50 video starts your welcome
thank you
Thank you
I was was 11 (24years ago) when I skated for the last time.
Couple off weeks ago I bought the Powerslides NEXT 125 and it's like riding a bicycle, you never forget it. Needed 5minutes of finding the trust that this would be a piece of cake I was skating like 24years ago. Even the forward crossover was no problem. I admit it was a bit scary to do it, but after 2 corners it was easy.
You don't need to be a pro skater, its just a trusting issue to overcome, because the movemen itself isn't harder then skating itself.
What are the specifications of the wheels ?
So let me rehearse the steps you take in this video:
1. Gliding on center edge, by scootering on the pushing foot. (You go straight ahead.)
2. Gliding on outside edge, by scootering on the pushing foot. (You go either left or right.)
3. The stepping turn: heading for crossover without actually doing it completely. ("Just to be inline", as you name it.)
4. Several scoots, crossover and then gliding into toe roll. Great way of improving the pressure on the crossing leg. (And bending the front knee.)
5. The crossover itself: 1.Push. 2. Cross. 3 Regroup.
6. Underpush: extra speed after having made the crossover with the other leg.
7. Heelstopper? No prob', as long as you bend your knees (enough.)
Thank you Asha. :)
I just learned yesterday I just had to tell myself to put my foot over the other
Which skates do you have? I have the 4 wheel but thought it’d be better to get the 3 wheels to do the crossover
@@angiemahecha340 i dont see any reason why a triskate would make this easier. especially if you arnt use to it.
Excellent tutorial video and explanation regarding the under push technique 👍
You are the most graceful skater in the world. :)
She is a good instructor. Clear, concise precision. I am waiting for my "NO" brake 3 wheel Powerslide Next skates to arrive. LEARNING HOW TO SKATE WITH "NO BRAKE" TERRIFIES ME LOL. I hope i can then learn how to do crossovers.
this channel have the best tutorial
Yes, thank you Asha. Nice intro/set-up as always and great step-by-step how to, again as always. Crossovers comin' up! And on Swell Lite 100s.
Awesome video❤ Thank you, Asha. You're the best. Cross-over is my next goal😊
Finally I have understood .now I have confidence to do it .Thank you. Greetings from India
Asha is amazing man.. specific and clear
Why the 🤬 are you getting negative reviews your channel has been super helpful
glad we could help & thanks for the positive feedback!
Asha it's very very helpful for me in Cross over thank you a lot
Knowing how to stop will be the secret to how succesdful you are on skates-' and the secret to how long you will live as a skater!😂
Great advice fir newbs and people gettin Back in the game. Looking forward to getting skilled over time and skate until I can’t anymore.
Another excellent 'how to' video! 👍👍 Managed my forward crossovers today - both ways too 😇😂😂👍👍
Amazing teaching method.thx for sharing
Nice videos. Easy teacher to look at, too.
Thank you Skatefresh :)
This video is helping me improve my crossovers. Lol I haven’t crossed yet but my legs and skates almost near close to each other.
Asha, thx for good tips, recently, i've been started with 125mm wheels and i was a little bit terrified.
Front crossover looked to be easy one, but practice with you make me better roller...
hope you see new advanced tips
😀😀
Very cool, thanks.
I'm a week in skating and trying to do the crossover and found out that crossing over into Grass is kinda helping me out a lil bit
Indeed.
One of the things we use with novices in ice hockey, is simply having them waling from side to side while crossing over their feet. No forward motion, just waling side to side crossing over. 10 steps one way, then 10 steps the other way. One step forward and add a step in each direction. Once the rink has been crossed, the exercise is over, and we can usually go directly to alternating crossovers with three in each direction slowly slaloming traffic cones on the ice. This way you will also avoid developing a dominant side when crossing over. You can do something similar on grass. Simply learn your muscles to do the cross, that's the most important thing.
I like you teacher mam. Each tutorial will help us regarding skate practice. So I salute her.
Great teacher !
Very helpful! Thank you!
you are welcome, lindsey!
I'm getting the marcoblade 110mm 3wd skate soon andthis is realy helpful
Muy bien explicado y con ganas de practicarlo. Hasta ahora sólo hago "falso cruce" como yo le llamo, ya que sólo dejo el pie en medio, no llega a cruzar. Estoy estancada en el equivalente a tu ejercicio número 2, ya que no me sale aún el snake. Espero mejorar por fin con este vídeo. Muchas gracias.
extremely helpful
Wov , amazing teaching videos . Wonderful thanks .
Thanq u mam., from India.... We need u r support to my children....in the techniques.....
Love your videos and Instructions. Want to grab my skates right now...but its winter in germany...
thank you, i manage to do cross over watching this
Oh, oh... the crossovers 😳 We did those drills for several weeks on ice recently. 🤪
Your videos are so amazing!you're the best teacher I have met. Can I translate your videos to Chinese and post them to Bilibili which is a App of China.thank you very much.
I like to do alternate crossovers, that way you don't have to turn in circle (just zig zag forward, it's good to give muscles a little rest). In fact this was one of the very first moves that I learned and it came rather easy (maybe it's more difficult on 110mm and larger skates, though).
Alternate crossovers are not an easy move so you must be a fairly natural 'beginner' as it's unusual for skaters to find that move easy. Yes it's a good move for training both sides and especially to develop your weaker side crossovers. Well done you.
@@SkatefreshVideos
While that is true, it's a rather important and good skill to have. One of the things that is important to remember, is that it's not about speed when learning alternating crossovers and crossovers. It's like learning a proper crossover. Instead of learning a "fast" step turn, I think it's better to learn a proper slow crossover. This will also force you to push with the inside skate, and you can even do it alternating as a novice. Put say 10 bottles of water in a line, with 3-4 yards between them. Start slow, and alternate between left and right with three crosses in each direction. This will not only teach you both directions and the direction change, it will also force you to push with the inside skate.
While turning left it would help if you keep your left shoulder and skate forward (same for the right)
Show,
ótimo vídeo e boas dicas.
sempre compartilho no grupo aqui no Brasil Franca-SP
Vlw Asha.
Obrigada por compartilhar com seu grupo. Esse video não tem legenda por não foi eu que produziu, mas acho que ainda da pra seguir as progressos e sacar o objetivo da aula. Espero que ajuda. Se as pessoas de seu grupo que ainda mais ajuda minha podem me seguir no meu site skatefresh.com e receber mais 10 videos (em portuguese) no instante. Assim posso ajudar ate mais.
SkatefreshAsha
Ok
nós é que agradecemos.
Seguiremos você sempre.
Grande abraço Asha.
Lúcio
Gonna give this a try today. I tried to cross over yesterday and ate the pavement hard lmaaoo
Learned TONS. THE CANT STOP SKATING
Really great video :D
I love your show it helps me a lot
Awesome video
+SkatefreshAsha, I'm a beginner and having a hard time turning right any suggestions? I really love your channel and inspired me to skate, thanks for taking your time on all your videos.
Cool video! Very helpful
Please, what kind of tights are you wearing here? I like it so much because of this "skirt" over it 😊
Great vid Asha
I have the brake pad on my 100mm. Should I remove the brake before I get into cross overs?
Is it easy mam on 3wheel? Find it hard on 4, i keep on falling backward
I love your canal
Super helpful
I was skating with heel break for my whole childhood and really messed up my technique due to that alone. I am super confident with my left foot crossovers but when it comes to the right foot (the heel break side) I feel like a complete beginner.
Hi Asha, nice video, im improving my skating and teaching people too. Please, What microphone do you use for recordings?
I am beginner I try try but fall again and please upload your video for beginner what should be the proper posture for skating
Legs shoulder width apart.
Slightly bend your knees.
And if you feel like you are falling put your feet in a V-shape to help balance.
may i know which city you shot this movie at? it is so beautiful!
I love Asha
Hi Asha, I see a lot of street skaters using cross overs not only to turn, but to pickup speed when accelerating forward. I tried doing that but always ends up turning and in danger of encroaching the boundaries of the track in which I am skating. I was wondering if you can make a tutorial for that technique?
You don't use crossovers to gain speed in a forward direction, it's for maintaining speed or accelerating in turns. Once you're straight, you do normal strides. One of the things we do in ice hockey, is using crossovers in direction changes after a stop. During the stop, the feet are turned 90 degrees in the direction your traveling, but once stopped, we just do one step over the inside foot and if needed, a second step again. After these two steps, we're going full blast with forward strides. If someone is using some kind of odd crossover to gain straight line speed, one can only wonder why. If it made sense, trust me, both speed skaters and NHL players would do it. After 30 years of skating, I can perform most moves, and using a crossover to gain straight line speed simply sounds wrong, and I've never seen it done.
Hi could you please tell me which are the brand?
Vey helpful
i love you skate fresh asha you gave me belive my self
This might just be my ice hockey mentality working. But how will you do a proper crossover without pushing with the inside skate?
is it possible to use 110 mm rolls for this boot, too??
Don't know why exactly, but the regroup part is what kills me... I'm able to do it, but que outside of the ankle from the leg that is doing the regroup hurts a lot. After a few crossovers, my practicing day is practically ruined, and I can't barely skate anymore.
I tried those 3 days ago, and I feel the outside of my ankle hurting til this day.
Is there anything I might be doing wrong? I noticed that my feet turn a lot when doing that, though it feels why less than I see in your videos, and videos from other people... Normally, that's when my ankle hurts a lot, and imediatlly.
Can we learn this on 72 mm wheels?
yes its possible... but if you use 72mm aggressive wheel sit s a bit harder but its all possible. Pascal Briand
I learnt scooting a few days ago day 9 I think
Where can I get her skates 😍
Im actually really curious. Would i be able to order them to Canada?
Mwah mwah! Tsup tsup! To you Asha the best!
3:07 is where the video starts
ahhhhh I really like your roller blades i wish i have that want
I can cross my right foot over my left no problem; can't do left at all. I was trying to figure out why that is when I realized I have been skating in the same direction at the roller rink since I was a kid. Ooooof.
Thank younes Acha
I pulled a muscle on the inside of my leg lmao which taught me how to cross over cause any other turn hurt like fuck
It looked like she was dabbing lol
can the inline speed skating be a job of life? What way?
Tomorrow's challenge: cross overs on my power slides! 😆👍😆
thank you
Tysm
No es necesario mover los brazos asi para patinar osea el que no tiene brazos no puede patinar transate you dont need move your arms that way to skate
So if you dont have arms
Cant you skate??? ....
Damn I learned this by my self I didn’t even know it was a thing until someone told me nice crossovers
I can't do it 😕😭 i just cant, on triskates 90 mm :(
Wow
tnx mem...
then theres me,watching this when i don't even know how to turn with rollerblades
Molly Soon Same 😂
I can do this using my right leg turning left, but using the other leg is not as comfortable currently, need to practice more
Cons29 same
+Budder Bro's (Budder Bro's Lukas & Josh) Haha guess it's normal, having a dominate hand or side
Cons29 yeah
Here's a suggestion from the hockey world.
Remember this. When learning crossovers, speed is not important, proper technique is.
Start by walking side to side, 10 or more steps in each direction, and do this at least 15 times in each direction. This is done without forward motion. Just do the steps crossing over. Going to the right, let the left foot cross forward/over the right, and the opposite going left and the right foot is now the leading foot. This way you learn your muscles the motion.
Set up plastic bottles with water. Use 10 or more with 3-5 yards between them, Do this sexercise, SLOWLY!
Start to do alternating crossovers going forward in slalom through the bottles. Make sure you never just "step" turn without doing a full crossover. Do it slow so you always get a proper crossover and remember to do the underpush. Remember to look up and in the direction you want to go. Don't look down on your skates or directly at the bottles. You go in the direction you look. Before you know it, you can cross in both directions. Add speed and crosses as your skill improves. Also, remember to push with the inside foot, don't let it glide. Again work slowly.
She's my current crush