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Flat setup becomes not flat if you skate on it enough.

very beautiful explanation 💫

nice ☺🤘

I believe it is essential to know what are your bail out options. Do you have an emergency stop? Is there grass to fall onto? Do you have protective gear to actively use? Sometimes the danger isn't always apparent no matter how careful you are but the better you can analyse the situation, the more confidence it gives to improve at these techniques and when in unfamiliar places

Excellent review, thanks

and in the winter. omg you cannot see anything, they keep fogging up and you cannot wear a nice full face mask.

правильно ли я понимаю, что один способ остановки все же невозможен на роликах, когда останавливаешься на опорной ноге откланившись немного назад, в момент когда катишься только на одной ноге

The problem is where! If you live in a rural area and the roads are awful. It’s hard. But I do it. Only problem I have is I’m over 40 and I have to take the kids to the skate park

For those that want to get back on it, I’d highly recommend stretching/warming up before each session. It takes time but I know how much better I feel in the coming period after my skate sessions

Damn right!!! Started last year , never felt do good!

Thats it Niko!! Avoid screens get rolling. I have an bad ankle injury, I took a sacrifice 2 days as go & went to skate anyway, the pain was tough vut i had fun. Cant wait to ro heal

tbh im trying to start and i used to skate before but my pair of skates got ruined so i bought a knew one that is better and smoother wich made it harder o control speed and im kinda scared to fall because i fell one time and i was close to breaking my wrist.. ill try tho

A friend of mine who does downhill and he told me that when turning you should always have the skates parallel to avoid slipping. He advised multiple time never to have one of the skates going before the other; that should only be done in flat not in slopes.

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Thanks so much for this😁

I must get back on my skates.... Must.

Where'd you get my photos!

I'm a bit confised with flat rockerd frames. Does that mean the axles make the rocker?

It’s great. I do it. Only problem is where to skate

Unfortunately, its almost impossible to do swivels when your surrounded by fast cars and when im on the side of the road, so either the plow, drag stop, or soul slide. But soul slide to powerslide, or drag stop to powerstop works well too

how about 5 wheel setups

Nice video! I always advise new skaters to get comfortable on slopes as quickly as possible and, as you say, maintaining control of your speed throughout IS the most import factor here. Skaters should aim to develop multiple ways of controlling speed on slopes, I personally like to combine parallel turns with the drag stop, and find it especially useful as a way of regaining control if the slope gradient increases unexpectedly. Skate safe! 👍

This video popped up after I've recently been picking up rollerblading again after not touching it for at least 10-15 years. It's been a such a blast picking up something that I loved as someone who is now 34. I want to get proficient enough at it again that I can feel comfortable skating EVERYWHERE. I want the skates to feel like extensions of my feet.

Thank you

Skating backwards down the slope and using powerslide caries much higher risk than all forward skating related stops. T-stop/drag combined with powerstop or soul slide is the most effective one and gives you best observation in all scenarios. Wearing down the wheels is something that is part of this sport and we should always prioritize most effective stoping techniques instead of pointing something which is quite non relevant since wheels are investment for this hobby and powerslide wears them down to ;)

Bombing hills is some of the most fun on skates 🤠 but you need great confidence in all your slowing techniques, any fear will distract you, that is the real danger... You must train all stops enough until it becomes automatic, so you can focus on observing... And I kind of disagree with the drag, it is a very important speed control technique, it needs no prep, starts to slow immediately and can be used as entry for powerstop or powerslide ( it also gives good feel for grip on a following slide)... I rarely use the drag but it's always there if needed 😊 Another thing I see as a problem is that people use too short frames... Speed wobble is a confidence killer, feeling out of control even before doing anything 😣

HalleluYAH thank you for an excellent stories of video tutorials.

Im a beginner skater and learning the soul slide has increased my confidence on slopes :)

very nice explained 💞

Slopes make me uncomfortable.

1000 days of practice or is there just 2,5years in between?

I've tried all kinds of setups and wheel configurations, and ultimately landed on 4x90mm (size EU44 boot). I really like starting off with a flat setup, but over time (as a result of carving, stopping, etc.), the wheels become ever-so-slightly rockered. When I rotate my wheels, I swap the two middle wheels , and switch the front and back wheels (similar to marcwechter3332's comment) . This maintains the rockered setup as it's naturally developed over time. The rocker is very minimal so I get a combo of stability and agility. I do this 4x90mm setup with my city skates, and a 4x80mm setup with my hockey skates.

Overconfidence is a dangerous thing. A lot of people think they're invincible, until that serious injury occurs. I wear a helmet, knee pads and gloves.

C'mon guys/girls! More than 20 views and no thumbs up. Anyone who takes the time to film inline skating with a selfie stick deserves at least a thumbs up considering the time and effort not to mention they are SKATING! 😅

Try printing it in a hard tpu, basically zero risk for it to shatter and should have better resistance against scratching. Its nice seeing people finding good uses for 3d printers creating spare parts. You could just skip the tracing step and import the picture of the shoe and scale that.

watching this is joy...

do you still practice in lidcombe net ball court

Nice, when I get a pair of skates I will customize it the way you did.

I am practicing here! maybe we can have sesh together

Safety first

Manual kinetic energy vehicles as commution tools Works for casual outings Not good for commuting to work XD i AM fortunate to be able to skate 24/7 Even on t/ inside 😉😇

For me i agree on all points you mentionsled. I recently bought the Rollerblade Crossfire and right out of the box, the rockard set up was perfect. The boot dors unfortunately cramp my big toe 😢. I wear size 12 but the biggest size was 11.5/46EU. I wore thin socks so maybe more cushioned sock will stop the discomfort. Other than that the feel of the skate ia damn near perfect. And its super agile allowing a non pro like myself to move the way i need too.

Did you write a script for this video or did you freestyle it?

I don't have a clear position on this but, man, you have made me think twice about it. Your point is interesting. So, thanks!

Рука должна быть статична, иначе в момент ее движения назад камера приближается и кажется, будто ты стоишь на месте или движешься очень медленно

What about speed? Compared to 4x90 or 4x100?

GetN betR but still Have a lot to learn Hōmuwāku ga Owaranai

I dont care if its a hot day or if you feel like it. Maybe you wont fall 1000 times when you wear protection. But if you do fall without protection. IT CAN HURT. HINT: I BROKE MY RIB. Wear protection.

I love 3x110 on the 234mm powerslide frame. Still 4x90 with natural rocker by endless ist also sick. For longer distances i go 3x110 for more casual skating i stick to my endless frame.... I didnt like the 3x110mm flat setup on the endless frame since 270mm is just to long for my taste....

Nope nope nope. Tried cycling to work and was left with mental trauma from the distance sustained from motorists. The pathways are in no state to skate and the roads are far too dangerous. Not being sure where to skate is why I haven’t bought a pair yet.