At first I read that as `schatsterm` and thought it was cute, but then I looked it up to double check and it's still cool!
But now I know that the word I thought it was is actually a `bijnaam`. Your language is fun and I have been enjoying learning it over the last couple of years. :)
I'm not sure if this is relevant, but: I have read that back in the day (1500s-1700s), the Dutch built flat-bottomed boats that could carry a lot, and the English built round-bottomed boats that handled better in the ocean. Maybe the way a Dutch boat handled in heavier seas is the origin of the term?
TL;DR: it's from ice skating where there's a similar move. But no idea why it's called that in ice skating.