15 things to make you a better skater.
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- čas přidán 17. 05. 2024
- Many people asked for a tutorial after I posted this video about two years ago:
• I love freestyle skating.
So here we go. Enjoy, have fun and keep practicing!
Music:
1. i-sHine - Overseas
2. i-sHine - Boardbagged
3. i-sHine - Still Boardbagged
www.i-shine.com/music/
Tell me about your experience in the comments. But don't tell me how much better you are, this is a tutorial. Thanks a lot!
Keep inline skating! - Sport
The 1,000 dislikes are all skateboarders
ivan lara lol soooo true, I’m the only one in my friend group that uses blades and they all look down on me
Lol I longboard
I do both....
And Roller Skaters
I skateboard, bike, ice skate and rollerblade.
I'll like the video.
It’s almost 6 years since he uploaded this video and it’s still the best content about inline skating so far.
I saw this when it came out and 😧 I'm still waiting for better content about inline skating in the next decade
Sure watch nick Lomax out and about you obviously haven’t looked enough
@maxx rude
Wait what really
7 years now
The quality of this video is so damn good for 2013. Not sure what you used to record and all but great job mate. Holds up in 2020
Right! I thought this was recent then I saw 7 years ago and was very confused due to the quality being so good! I don’t know how he got 2020/21 technology in 2013 yet here we are
That’s what I was saying!!
This man made a video as if he was a professional video maker. Good quality video, good editing, good sound. My favorite video that got me into skating few years ago. I transitioned into aggressive inline 3 years ago and I am so thankful to this guy.
xD exactly what I thought!
You know people were making a living off of CZcams by 2013 right?
It’s been 7 years. I hope he’s still skating
I hope so too
x3
He had a big incident because he was not breaking. Rip 😢
@@slamie87 really😢
I can't tell if this is sarcastic or not.. like is my man alright?@@slamie87
I found the easiest trick was the one where he stayed on all fours while crying toward the asphalt.
+clray123 LMAO. I love you!
dead😂😂😂
+clray123 :)))))
Andras Sz I've learned a few own tricks since my original comment. Like falling backwards on my elbow or screaming in panic while going downhill. Overall, I'm making good progress.
clray123 :))) I hope i won't learn those tricks. Sounds too complicated :D
I remember watching this video 6 months ago when I was a complete beginner - now I can do all these tricks!
ParaglidingPony for how long did u take to be a pro ? how many hours a day or a week average?
Oh man, I'm no-where near being a pro... Though we'll all get there one day!
I was really lucky to take up inline skating when I did - it was during the year I was studying in Spain. The amazing weather and pavements there meant that I could skate every day, be it to university, to the shops, or just for fun - definitely accelerated the learning process - so I'd say that was like, 10 hours or so every week.
Now that I'm back in the UK, obviously I don't get to get out on the streets as much; but I joined an ice-skating club in addition - so, now I'm getting close to that time but also with great coaching!
Good for you man, best or luck and hoping that you become a pro one day :)
Same I’ve been skating for a year and I’m pretty good
Me too!
anyone here watchin in 2023?
2024:))
Waiting to get outside 2024
Livin' it up in 2024
2021000
Конечно 😊😊😊
There is something we often forget to teach: *arms*. It's really important when you learn to make your arms follow your feet, and to look where you going instead of looking at your feet. You will learn faster and have a better balance. Arms up at the level of your shoulders, when your turning keep your arms up, the outside one front and the inside one back, so when you do a half turn, inverse your arms position. When you jump, flex your knees as much as you can, and make your arms follow: from the sides of your body (up), they will go down and then cross against your breast with an impulsion to the top.
similar to figure skating!
i will remember this.
00:38 Sprint
01:01 Step over
01:30 Go in-line
02:03 One legged
02:26 Obstacles
03:02 Turns
03:35 Walk steps
03:54 Backwards
04:28 Turn + backwards
04:55 Don't brake
05:34 Jump turns
06:06 Two wheels
06:42 Backwards one legged
06:59 Jumps
07:22 Spins
07:49 Cry on asphalt
:) xd
I was looking exactly for you XD
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I can do the last one
I love people who do this! Thank you!
Is there a way to learn this without dying?
Genuine Peach learn slowly
No
U have to die in order to learn
Learn slowly
Wear protection. I can't stress that out enough.
Someone wrote a comment here, "I hope he is still skating", so I went check his channel and apparently this was the last video he uploaded.
Now all I can think is "I hope he is still alive!"
Anyways, I really hope you are, and that was a great video, so thank you!
@The Truth Seeker omg for a few seconds I thought it could be he answering my comment.. it started with a joke but I'm seriously wondering now hahaha
@@luzdoinconsciente i found your comment right under someone elses comment saying “i hope he still skates” haha
Well, he at least still lived in 2016. Did some research and found a picture of him. In 2013 he went to the USA for a half year as an intern. I guess he kinda forgot about his channel back then.
@@yenht_ he said "my deed is done" and never came back 🥺
@@melomimi hahahahaha could not think of something else!
Corona made me come here and I’m staying 👌🏼
everyone thinks wearing pads makes you look nerdy... WEAR THE DAMN PADS! and a helmet!
wrist, knee pads and helmet. start on flat smooth surface maybe next to some grass if you can.
fall on your knees a couple times use the knee pads and wear your wrist guards... helps to fall couple times on the pads, try wearing shoes and just fall on your knees few times, see how easy it will be for you...
Look at the brand enui if you want good protection, may be pricey but it'll save hospital trips and they have nice designs worth the money take it from me with personal experience:)
Jack Ariel thx 😂yea I almost fall a lot
Something i used to do when i was still skating (i grew out of them, quite literally) was to wear the pads underneath my clothes, so it wouldn't look as weird and i'd still get the protection, though that might be more tricky depending on the kind of pants you want to wear
I've been skating for over 8 years now and i hate pads because they restrict my movement but with skill you learn to fall without getting hurt too much. As a beginner get some pads tho.
I have never used any protecting pads and still never got hurt doing any of these tricks the pads might also weigh you down and give you a more chance of falling then without the pads.
Love this video! Here's a list of the exercises:
1. Sprinting
2. Cross (step) overs in a circle
3. Rolling and turning with skates inline, one behind the other
4. Rolling on one leg, straight and curves
5. Rolling over obstacles and roughness
6. Turning 180/360 in place by putting down back foot
7. Walk steps parallel and perpendicular to the steps
8. Skating backwards
9. Turning 180 into backwards position
10. Don't brake: slow down with curves and turns
11. Jump 180 into backwards skating
12. Roll on two wheels: turns and backwards
13. Backwards on one leg
14. Jump over everything!
15. Spins in place
Dope, thanks.
Thank you bro
King
Starting inline skating is one thing I have been planning to do since last year. My parents don't want to pay for anything fun in my life but I'm going to buy myself my own pair of skates and learn once I get my credit card. I might even try all the tricks you showed on video too😁
"Thats alot of fun when you can do it"
Makes me wanna cry
Back in the 90´s there was this one summer when my parents gave me roller blades because I had good results in school, so naturally, I tried my best to learn how to skate with my friends, and succeeded. Since that year I never skated again, but now almost twenty years later and with 33 years of age, I decided I needed to exercise more, and went to buy a pair of skates once again. I was mind blown on how my body "remembered" how to skate and keep my balance. Now all I think about is skating after a hard days work, it´s like I am a kid again. Even my wife and daughter want to skate with me, it´s amazing how the family is getting closer because of this sport. Loved your video, I´m going to try and do some of the things you suggested. Cheers!
Arena dos Jogos Hmmm well I "was" able to do what he shows in the video, plus I was an aggressive skater to, I have memories doing backflips, 360´s, 720´s on ramps half pipes etc, but aggressive skate = you wont skate for many years the body cant hold that abuse for a long time I have plates and screws in my bones because some epic fails on half pipe, so I had to abandon more than had I was forced to abandon aggressive skating and go on freestyle. I actually enjoy it freestyle, but my business married life etc etc force me to abandon that to, same as you I feel the need now, after 12 years I got my ass on my skates again, I didn't forgot it to but also I dont feel that secure anymore cause the leak of practice. When I saw this guy video makes me feel so hard the need to skate again at my 36 years old =P
Arena dos Jogos So interesting as this is very similar to my story! I was a good and fearless skater when I was a kid, now I'm 27 thought I needed to be more active and adopt a new hobby. So the first thing came to my mind, embracing a long lost friend, skating. Now my friends are thinking about buying/renting to join me. This is an awesome sport!
+Arena dos Jogos thats great you remembered, my bike got stolen and skating was the only i had to commute faster so i might go back to cycling in the future and leave skating for a while but i was worried i might forget a few things in the future.
+Arena dos Jogos
Lol all you guys sound so prematurely old from the way you write, reminiscing about the 1990s. I'm 30 and I feel exactly the same as when I was 18. You're not even middle-aged for another decade and a half.
I'm on the same boat, love it :))
I'm re-watching this video after couple of years of practicing and not only I'm proud of how much better I'm now. I am, most of all, soooo freaking thankful for this tutorial. Dude, you are the best!
Lona Wu lol ur you can only do that you must be Terrible
maxx ???
Life’s a party so have fun a few years and you must be able to do atleast a couple slids
@@Orphan27727 shut up bro it's good on him for making progress!
Wolfie ZSNB lmao I’ve done it for year and have won slide comps
Trick Nr 1: Wear a damn helmet!
It saves lives.
Don't be too cool for safety.
OMG LOOLL XD XD
@@aam.am_editzz ok kid
Trick No. 2: Don't tell other people what to do.
@@eliaskrummenacher892 trick no. 3: don’t be a dumbass and always listen when people tell you things for your own good
@@eliaskrummenacher892 yeah stfu
This is a great video... and as an old crunchy 42 year old, who originally started rollerblading back when they came out in the 90s... This is all the silly stuff we just naturally did for hours on end, and how we progressed to jumping over thing, ramps, urban stuff, etc. Now I am trying to get back into the sport, and closer to that teenage fitness level I once had! :D
im trying to rollerblade again after almost 20 years of quitting (school, college etc) & i felt like i couldnt do it anymore. but its just my second session and i've fallen so much it feels discouraging. part of me is blaming the non-flat roads but i felt like im just making excuses.. what did you do to get back your lost skills?
@@linnyxue3870 Though I did feel out of my element at first I just started on easy hard surfaces, like tennis courts or basketball courts. Just had to put in the time, and keep pushing myself to try harder skills as I went. After 3 or 4 outings I was rolling off stairs, as well as hitting bad sidewalks and low speed streets in town again.
As an old crunchy 40+ guy... Being sure to keep stretching before and after was important too. 🤓
Lol I actually learned the turn on accident when I was trying to stop and I just put my foot down down and I did like 7 spins and my friends where so surprised and they were all saying how did you do that!
When I was learning the T-stop, I couldn't put my braking foot down flat against the ground so I used the front wheel only to brake. Instead of braking it just made me turn and I stuck with it when I needed to slow down when going into a turn, if I need to do a sharp turn or if I need to turn 180 degrees and face backwards. I still need to slow down before doing a turn to avoid losing balance due to counter forces but its still a useful technique.
Same. I used to inline skate as a kid, and when i was playing in the frontyard, I accidentally did a turn. The kids who were outside passing by started to watch me try it again and succeeded! Coolest trick I learned that time 😂👌
I don’t think that’s true
The trick is to predict and control your turn otherwise it is truly dangerous. Control is the key word.
Lol the easiest was spins for me to my sister is always asking how to stop and i show her spins cause that's how i stop myself.
the first half of the video I was like easy I can do this then after I was like... damm I ain't sh*t
I've been a relatively average skater all my life, and I was saying the same damn thing lol
me too lol
same here haha
Ikr😱
bruhhh lol
This is the best inline skating vid I've seen.... *IN SEVEN YEARS*
Its actually helpful, thanks!
Me : I'm decent at skating , I can get these down in no time
*sees this dude floating doing witchcraft*
Me: I GUESS NOT *exists video*
Bet you can do it flawlessly as well now
BRUH!!!
this is by far the best inline skating teaching video!!
i keep coming back to rewatch it while i am still learning to skate!!
Yeah me too!! :D
When i Saw It First time, i could not do any one... And If i tried i would fall...
now, 5 months later, some of these tricks become easy
This is the best video concept. Voice intonation, style and professionality, create such a comfortable and usefull video. I can watch it many times without disgust! Thanks for nice content :)
Agreed
Watching after 7 years
One thing that I totally believe in and you stated as well,
BECOME ONE WITH YOUR SKATES!!
Sure! that sums it up...
And is applicable to other things too ( cars, motorcycles, musical instruments... etc )
Man came back 10 years later just to add chapters to the vid, what a legend
Thanks dude! After watching this video I've finally decided to get back skating. It was 14 years since I last skated, but now I'm back and practicing! Thank you again! Cheers from Brazil!
Ditto. I just bought my first pair in 10 years. I need to get out and move about. Great refresher on rock-solid fundamentals in this video in a clear and to the point manner. I will have blast this summer "shredding" asphalt. You all have fun!
Rafael Fyen That's pretty cool, congrats. Which skates did you get?
Powerslides Imperial, 80mm wheels and a hard-shell shoe. Will be used for fitness and cruising.
Rafael Fyen I've checked those out, fantastic skates. Have fun dude!
Também estou voltando a patinar!!
Your tricks are basic but essential to improve skating. I watched your video last year, followed your advices while skating, and one year after, I am actually a better skater.
So thank you, I watched tons of tutorial videos for beginners/intermediate skaters and yours is the best.
One year ago I started to learn "real" inline skating and this is one of the videos I watched a couple of times and I were not able to do 80% of that stuff. Today I watched it again cause I was curious and I actually got everything of the list to work. But guys It does take hours of practise and yes at the beginning it feels like you will never do it but there will be a certain point when you keep trying where it just clicks and it works. Perfect list for the basics of actual skating. Grüße gehen raus!
of course it will take hours of practice to do these when you need hours of practice just to roll without falling, losing balance, etc.
Its been 10 years and this is still the best inline skating video
lol "Of course everything will be at your own risk, so.....yeah"
14# Jumps - "Just jump over everything you see" xD
I cannot thank you enough for this video. It's been 8 months since I first started out. I can do turns, cross-overs, walk up stairs and sprints. Of course I still have so much to learn. Long long way to go. Your videos keep me motivated! I have one problem though. My guitar is collecting dust in a corner :P
Time to invent a new trick: Playing guitar while skating!
I'm pretty good at inline skating as it's the only sport I've ever kept up with since I was a kid, I got my first pair very young, I just realized I did most of these things by myself just out playing, a lot of these are tricks that come naturally if you just keep going, practice makes perfect, but still an incredibly informative video and I appreciate it 👏 can't wait for summer so I can go skating again!
10 years now and it's still the most informative skates video ever. I am still recommending those that I teach to watch this video for advanced techniques and to get into self pace learning
In 2015 i watch this video and start skating and now in Dec 2017 i watch this video and i want to hug this guy that inspires me to do a skating now I'm. A professional skater
I also fell in live with skating after watching this in 2014))) lol. Love this guy!
PrOfEsSiOnAl skater mmmmmmhhhhhhhh
i dont think ur a professional skater cause ur name username doesnt fit a professional skater
@@jeep.. lmao someone finally active in march 2020
@@sl4dja lol i just watched this because i ordered 84mm and for some reason this came up when i was researching them
Okay, haven't been skating for 20 years. This is the perfect tutorial to get back into it. Thanks a lot dude!
Snap
Nearly eight years later and I've been coming back to this video since i was 8 and started skating back in 2013
1:30 I started doing this as soon as I began learning. My sisters made fun of me for it until they found out how helpful it is to be able to skate in-line! I guess thing #16 would be "Don't worry about others making fun of your skating."
806 people fell while trying to skate
+Shahin Nawabi agreed hahaha I just started trying to roller skate I've fallen about 5 times in the first 10 minutes and I just laugh my butt of about it instead of getting mad
a few people accidentally clicked on it
+Jaketm23 Me too. I was laughing so hard after I fell the other day I didn't realize I had drawn a small crowd and my brother was video recording me.
I broke my arm because of rollerblading.. and still trying :)
ok
I’ve been skating for 7 years and this actually somehow helped me perfect my skills
Me tooo
Lucky I can’t even move
I used to replay this video so often when I was young and it feels nostalgic to just watch this again.
I used to do roller in line when I was a teenager, I Loved it. I'm 40 now, and for my daughter's birthday I bought her one pair. We go out every day and we skate. I finally learned going backward. I'm so happy to see I can progress even if I'm not really young anymore. Great video!
it has been 4 years since i have done inline skating like this, and i wanted to go back to this video today since i miss skating.. this was the video that helped me skate better so thank you
i really need to sneeze but i cant why hello phandom :-)))
This will definitely help out with my ice
Skating
Here because I don't have ice on hand - have to make do with concrete! :)
I ordered my blades today and I can't wait to try out the techniques in this video. Going to learn the basics and hopefully work my way up to inline speed skating.
I roller bladed a lot as a kid and I just ordered some again (I'm 27) I'm afraid I'm not gonna be able to do it regardless of having done it in the past so I'm watching all the videos I can. Thank you for yours!
i started rollerblading again at 24 (currently 26) and after a bit of warming up i was right back where i was as a kid! i love it just as much as i did back then. you won’t regret getting back into it!
Of course you will!!!!
I'm currently saving money to buy skates! I never did this before, I hope this will help me !
it's worth it.. transitioning to ice will be a piece of cake.
+romahnae I played hockey for years, and bought my first pair of rollers a week ago. NOT the same thing :)) But loads of fun. For the first time since I'm a kid I feel like a beginner at skating, and I'm thrilled to learn again!
+Lucky 7th
Was the skating action similar though?
lol. ..interesting. yeah, when we're kids there is little to no fear at all of falling so we learn to skate on ice or surface seamlessly with no prisoners taken. that's why it was a "piece of cake" for me, when i first hit the ice years ago and found out that i could balance and skate on ice. it's other way around for me, though, i've since recently started roller skating, again in years..
the ice isn't so easy for me anymore since i have not been ice skating for a long time.
i'd decided to hit the ice last week and found out that my confidence had greatly diminished.. i had to skate around for a while before attempting, something once simple to me as, cross overs. my feet felt wobbly, i kept going off the ice to retighten or loosen my skates and i was relying more on outside-edges turns to just turn. it was just last winter season that i was 'killing it' at my beginner to intermediate level, skating really fast, hitting turns sharply and building ample speed with cross overs on both sides.
last week, i felt completely new on the ice... maybe it's due to me roller blading at lot recently and thought that it would be same on ice, you know, that child mindset i once had. i prefer ice skating though, i was always say that i wish i had a frozen over lake near me all the time. i consider myself a beginner to intermediate skater, right there in between.. but i wanna be a freestyle skater on both ice and surface.
+romahnae
Cool!
Good luck!
☺
This made me sooo jealous haha... Great video though ~ I hope I can be as good a skater as you one day. For now I'm still working on simply strengthening my legs enough so they don't hurt while practicing for extended periods of time.
I've been rollerblading for about 6 years and your legs definitely get used to all these motions pretty soon. I'd recommend sprinting with the skates for a while to build leg strength and also learn more balance.
I suggest you to do it on grass or fake grass if you dont want to clean your rollerblades cause its better
When going backwards and turning back forward there is a force that you can use to swing your self up, it's practically a natural jump. once you feel it, you can start vending your knees and adding your own force to perform a cool jump. It's very fun.
8 years later this is still very useful
we want more skating videos from you. you are our inspiration
I watch this video every day I swear it always makes me feel happy. Anyway since I started skating I thought what's the point now I've seen this video, I want to skate every day I would be able to if my mum isn't always worrying about my safety : -D
Ajete Ashia totally agree i probably watched the Video like 10 times and i keep going ^^
I took up skating over six years ago and this was one of the earliest vids I’ve watch when new. Still relevant today, especially rolling on one leg.
He makes these all look so easy
Thank you for the new hobby! You and Pinto are awesome teachers!
I learnt most of them without even knowing its a thing
lol me💀
i did half the tricks already when i was 12 i also didnt knew they were a thing
I wish I could relate I can't do anything rn 😭
@@ataleoftwomeows8086 i ripped a muscle in my shoulder while doing wheelies haha i can relate i think
@@ataleoftwomeows8086 same 😭😭😭 i can only move forward so far
Finally, an instructional video that addresses bad roads tips! I am just getting back into in line skating again after several years and I find I'm having trouble with bad sidewalks roads near my place, just like I did years back.
I'm a newbie in quad skating but I think your advice is useful none the less. I love your energy 💜
Thank u very much. After a few weeks of exercising, I already do some of these tricks. You are an inspiration:)
My sisters roller skates don’t fit her so now there mine yayaya
:3
How’s it going 1 year later!? 🤩
alwaysyouramanda it’s going great they’re getting smaller for me tho 😢
Andrés Boltyrov true
As a beginer, I love these technics and the order that you introduced. Eager to learn too. Thank you!
I haven’t been practicing for 20years.. in less than 3weeks these tips have really improved my performance... back then we had no internet or a pool of knowledge on CZcams as today ;) thanks mate!
I'm proud I can do all of these 15 things :)
Thanks dude! I'm searching for tutorial videos and texts for begginers to medium skaters, this video help me a lot (including to teach my girlfriend). I actually do 11/15 from your tips and I'm starting to pratice slalom, so some steps told in this video really have to be "mastered" to do some tricks of slalom. By the way, thanks again! =)
+Raul de Deus Very welcome :) I'm super happy about all these comments from people like you who like my video and get something out of it!! Thank you!
+strikefishingman more video plzzzzz
تنعنكاليا
6 years later and I somehow found my way back to this video
I've watched this video in 2016 before I learn anything about inline skate, and now in 2021 I can do ALL things in this video, even more than this.Thank you so much 👏
ɪ'ᴍ ᴀ ʙᴀsɪᴄ ʙɪᴛᴄʜ sᴏ ᴛʜɪs sʜɪᴛ ɪs ʜᴀʀᴅ 😓
I FEEL YOUR PAIN
Slimtim 381 lol Same somehow
U w0t m8
Nope not for me
Same
Run into a car, "not a moving one", got yelled at, got spanked, totally worth it.
Thank you for putting these together. It really helped me as I like skating on my own. I tried them all, they are good collection of tips.
Just retired from working since 1977 and I'm doing work out inline skating two and a half hours first day worked up a good workout man it's rough but I love it I don't know what I've been doing all my life I should have started this a long time ago merci beaucoup Mon amie
I am already skatin 8 years ( i am now 14 ) an i thought i could practise everything , but i learned a lot while watchin your video :)
Oh my god my mum just called me and said look what I have just ordered u and they were my dream blades
The universe (manifestation)
Wonderful mom. Lucky kid.
I hope you're pulling fakie 720s down 10 sets by now! 😉
@@shiromaniw3527 for some reason most of the time i try to manifest i get the opposite lol
Nice tips and narration and explanation of the methodology and encouragement. You're a natural teacher.
I really learned a lot of things from this video. Thanks. I loved it. Keep skating!
I can practically do all of those. The only thing I have trouble with is turning and going backwards, BUT it's only when I turn a specific direction. I can spin right into it very easily, but I have a little harder time spinning left into backwards.
I'm in the same boat as you. I also need to figure out how to stop when going really fast. Have any tips?
+Michael Layton I turn it into a trick that decreases your momentum then you can stop or just doge and glide.
do a T- stop untill your speed is low enough to engage a power stop (powerslide) . Or t-stop all the way to get started.
I literally learned these basics from this back when he uploaded it... guess what! Am managing a skating group in Dubai :D I kept practicing day and night
These are some really helpful tips on how to improve your skating skills! I'm a beginner myself, I'll definitely come back to this video once I've mastered all of these. Cya in a few months!
it's been years after this was made and this is still great content and tips for inline skating
To say nothing of the skating in this video, I applaud your ingenious use of a selfie stick to do closeups. You've given purpose to an otherwise really annoying invention ;) Oh yeah, and thanks for making this video. I too just got back into rollerblading and although I feel like I'm picking it back up fast, I still have a lot to learn.
+TofuCakeCan I feel the same way about selfie sticks! And I would never buy one or even let someone give me one. I used a mono pod upside down ;)
oh derp. Well carry on then!
Great video for beginners!! I grew up skating and even worked at a drive in restaurant in high school. But it’s been a about 10 years since I last skated. I’d been wanting to get back into for the last couple of years but just hadn’t had to time to find a store to buy a good pair, as I live in the US and it seems to be pretty rare around here. About 4 months ago though I found a brand new pair of skates at a yard sale! Sure they were a cheap pair, but I paid $5 for them and that was enough to give me the little but of motivation I needed. I now am the the (probably weird 😂) girl who skates around our suburban neighborhood for 5 or more miles every other day. It’s like riding a bike, you never forget. Which is funny that I’m so good at skating because I’m super clumsy with regular shoes. It also helps me maintain my leg mass that I don’t want to loose as I approach 30 years old. Anyways, thanks for the video, I’m sure it’s been really helpful to beginners!
Roxette Hubbart so glad to hear you don’t lose it. I used to skate when I was young and I finally got the courage to buy a $100 pair yesterday..I’m hoping it’s the same case scenario.
i started skating 3 days ago i guess i am now the weird suburban girl lol
I watched this years back. Every time I skate I remember this video! Thank you so much!
for 2013, this is lowkey sick video! those narrative and edits are great af
I love this video, a long time ago that I stopped to skating, but a few months since I recovered from a broken foot bones I wanted to take up the practice, and buy a new skates to run araoud town. It's a very good video, thanks for sharing. I will tell you how I'm doing
That's insane! Awesome tips, hopefully i don't die while attempting these lol
Such an energetic skater i have ever seen
Love ur perfomance and tutorial
Thanksssss, this video was super useful!! 💛 I'll keep practicing to become one with my skates 💪
AFTER 8 YEAR I'M SEEING IT 🤩
Cuando tenía 12 años, hacía todas estás cosas con facilidad y ahora que estoy en un país diferente olvidé los patines por completo. Este video me ayudó a recordar mi pasión por el patinaje y espero que después de esta cuarentena pueda volver a usarlos :D.
PD: Espero no morir en el intento :b.
I now have a goal to learn better. It's quite hard to find good advices about inline roller. Thank you!
Man all these rollerblading vids I been watching always got the best music bruhh thanks for the tips can’t wait to get back out there 👌🏽🛼🔥
2:51 all the roads of my area are like this😭
Next month I'm beginning my skating lessons.. I'll be back with experiences
how was it?
Your video is really good ! I used to skate years ago and I really can relate in all that you said ! I‘m planning to get in some skates soon again ! I was more advanced in those old days and I really think that your video is great for beginners ! Thank you in the name of all those who want it to learn it properly ! And to everybody still learning. Take your time and stay safe ☺️👌🏻
Hey man, great video covering the basics and beyond. I'm an old pro skater from the late 80s/early 90s and I totally approve of your list.
I got a little tip too
If you remove the two middle wheels you can jump higher and you are faster but that also has a drawback you can not ride so well over stones or small hills, but your inlinestakers are a lot easier try it it is fun
Azuuu Haft this is a myth. Especially at skating rinks this doesn’t help. I see a lot of new skaters doing this and it makes them look stupid. Half of them don’t even know what it does. It doesn’t make you faster but it decreases weight by a tad. Best idea would just to invest in a more expensive and lighter pair of skates. You lose so much grip and speed by taking those wheels out.
Thank You very much for very teachable, simple and accessible video! :-)
Getting skates for christmas, my first pair since I was little, and I can’t wait to try these!
I really thank you for this video. I first watched it back in 2016 and it really helped me out a lot. I tried every trick in the video too. Now I'm a lot better at Rollerblading and have mastered all those tricks thanks to this video. I came across it today and it brings back memories when I was still learning.