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Inlines not really roller skating guys.

i figure skated for 4 years and never had any major injuries. i went back on the ice after 5-6 years 2 weeks ago since i want to start lessons again and managed to sprain my wrist😭

Finally a good explanation of why I keep falling out of my jumps on the left side. Thank you! 🙏

Thank you so much tysm

Whoa watching this while skating

I already went ice skating today but almost feel 20 times so next time I know what to do

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Thank you im going to ice skating with my school for holiday

Hehe literally in an ice rink rn trying my best to

Reaching for the knees is the best advice, honestly, saved my ass so many times 💀

i was helping my bf and holding his hand and he started falling and i went to move aside because he flung forward and then his leg flew back into one of my skates and then i started running on the ice like fully running trying not to fall and then i hit the side barrier and gladly didnt get hurt at all it was so funny

Lol this is so uncomfortable, specially on my right knee. Like cool to do but it's definitely not coming out of the bag often.

where are you placing your weight in the skates? the balls of your feet or the heels? i'm confused

What part of your foot has the weight for the backward snow plow stop? :o

I'm going to ice skat with my gf, both of us are first time, wish me luck

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I like this dude. Funny, concise and informative. Subbed

It seems like spinning and jumping are off limits!

Thank you baby!

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So basically all I need to do is, when I’m actually turning, is to stay on that specific front part of the blade??

Hi, I'm having issues with outside edges at the moment and added fear of skating on one leg. I'm so thankful for finding this video. Do you have any tips/exercises I can do at home/off ice to practice and help build technique and confidence at home as I don't get to practice on the ice often (only for my group lessons). Thanks

Thanks very much, that's very helpful! I remember on one session, the coach (not my usual one) went over backward crossovers when I wasn't ready. I fell backwards so badly that I didn't want to attempt them again. But I spent so much time learning how to do backward chasses properly and I've tried the backward crossover today! Wow, It was so much easier!!! I can't find the skyscraper on my android, so have a crane instead 🏗️ 😂

So that's what went wrong with my CW crossover. My legs were too far apart on the actual cross part. I was a bit better going CCW.

I have been there today

I went gonna go ice skating today and i fell at least 100 times 😂😂

Thanks for the help. Now I need to practice this until I perfect it!

My add and ocd just went nuts. I think after I watch 10 more times I'll finally get it lol!

This guy is lying, I fell twice in front of my date

Idk how but I somehow learned the inside by myself without even knowing what it is

i wanna do figure skating but my parents got me hockey skates bc they have more padding and they are safer. but i wanna figure skateeee

You showed a series of moves… is that combination a chassé?

My coaches created that pattern . Klimova said if she had known it’d be chosen as CD, they would have made it EVEN HARDER.. 😅

You’re amazing! Thanks!

That "reach for your knees" is a goddamn life saver. I only fall 3/10 times instead of 10/10 times. Also don't take it hard when you fall. Laugh, smile, anything. Everyone falls during their first time 😊

Okay so this is completely unrelated, but am i the only person who thinks i looks like doctor strange from marvel?

I am a beginner figure skater who has been skating for 2 months and even though I know how to do forward skating I want it to look smooth and not stiff and unnatural

Man when they fight in and don’t fall right away that’s talent

Ugliest air position known to mankind!

What's with the BENT KNEES? This jump should be taught with throwing the free leg straight into the air and the jumping leg lifts off into the straight position...in the A position.

First thing that happened to me while on the ice for the first time was that my friend apparently pushed me instead of me being able to slowly get in the ice, thus I fell.

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The most common mistake I see with beginners is, if they do end up doing the 'chicken dance' as you call it, they then windmill their arms, which puts them even more off-balance and likely to hit the deck. If I make a mistake and feel off balance I just bend my knees more to lower my centre of gravity. That usually keeps me up right then I can come to a stop and set up the exercise again. Guess its something you have to learn but I just seem to do it automatically now and save myself 9/10 times.

I finally bought some nice Bauer hockey skates after only ever using rentals, and the difference is insane

This is really helpful. Most videos on backwards stopping kind of just say “oh it’s the same as forwards!” except no it’s not, and anyway forwards is hard too! And backwards stopping is not in my group lesson curriculum but I feel so out of control skating backwards because I can’t stop and I can’t turn around, I can either run into the wall or fall down. So I will be using your wall method to learn during my next practice!

This week I did this. It's wonderful, and it has made 3-turns easier and less scary by far; and to my surprise, it is fun now.

The way he just casually slammed into the barrier 😭

i watched this after my first time skating the rest is history in why im here in the first place

i love this guy. the most incredible coach i have ever seen on youtube 😂😂 funny and informative