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I hate this guy

Thank you

Great video! Thank you!

awesome. Thanks for the lesson coach! Greetings from Indonesia.

Solid advice and for anyone who disagrees with his wd40 statement, yes, the w.d. in wd40 does stand for water dispersal, but using it as a bearing lube will end up allowing water in and rust to follow. This is because wd40 dries out and stops keeping water out very quickly.

It’s not going to flex - the urethane rips to its degree

Just two questions What would be the ideal wheel placement and or hardness for a roller goalie? Also when I played in high school I noticed a lot of players had only a back wheeel and front wheel- was there any reason for this other than their parents being cheap or for style? I’m about to try this out on my extra pair of skates and see how they do. They are for ball hockey goalie

I just got in to ice hockey and its summer, not ice hockey where I am, but i've seen some roller hockey going on.

can i do 90-100-90-84?

Great content. I learned a lot. Very informative.

do you use harder wheels in the back on your setup or do you use the same on all four?

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He’s blaming that there’s no tape on the stick when really he just can’t do the Michigan😂 Got to give him credit though he’s just trying to help ❤

Thank you SO much for this video! I've recently picked up roller skating and had been having issues with lace bite, which is very annoying as it cuts down on practice time. I switched to this lacing method, after practicing and my feet were already feeling sore, and IMMEDIATELY felt the difference! I was able to get right back up and practice more without the lace bite. AWESOME!

i just got my 72mm wheels and tested 72-76-80-76 and damn in balance there is no difference but in turning a huge this is so nice, i main ice skating normally

If my frames say they run a 80-76-76-72, will they still handle any variety of rocker setups? They’re vectors, but I’m not sure I’m the wheel center point placement is flush across the frame.

Man this hurts so bad to find out now. I had no clue what lace bite was growing up. I just knew it hurt like he'll so I took the pads from my mom's bras, wore double socks and put on numbing cream. Nothing ever worked to the point I would be playing games screaming internally but just dealing with it. It got so bad my ankles stole up and I now gave permanent bruising on my ankles right in front. Hell my doctors didn't know what was wrong and suggested my body couldn't handle skating so I had to stop playing hockey. Finding out now it was just lace bite I feel dumb but oh well i guess it just wasn't meant to be.

Dealing with some minor lace bite and found your vid. Thanks for explaining it so well.

what tape is that you used on the blade

This actually helps thank you!

Awesome video, thanks for the tips/guidance. Starting In-line hockey finally and have always been a little lost on defense. Thank you!

Excellent insight and advice! I changed my lacing method based on your recommendation, and it helped significantly. I ref 4-5 times a week and could not stand pain from lace bite. I am now able to ref an entire week without having to put my feet in epsom salt water after each shift. Thanks!

That frame is different for a normal frame. It’s already asymmetrical. Hi-Lo. (80mm 80mm 76mm 76mm) So it’s different from a normal flat frame.

This is crazy

That is the cool part of Mission's vibe 2 RMX rear semi shock suspension accomplishment without losing speed. You speed boy's know exactly how cool that was!

Don't we need to remove the rubber cover over the bearings for cleaning?

thanks, absolutely will try

In the United States, ice hockey was often confused with puck roller hockey.

ATF fluid is one messy way to clean bearings. Isopropyl alcohol + speed cream is way easier to use with little to no residue.

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Great video. I learnt a lot.

your hair was cool btw.

Can you just please do one thing for me clean your ugly hands tanks

This is soooooo dumb he probably doesn't even play hockey

That is the best video I've seen so far as an introduction to rockered weels. There is so much to talk about depending on what is our needs.

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Ahahahhahaha so not pro i cant believe this guy hahahahah next time just use mayonnaise dorker ahahahahahahah

Cheater tape lol

Does anybody know, if this kind of rocker is just possible in combination with a HiLo chassi!???

Outside in is also mentioned as a recommended pattern in figure skates, according to Edea user manual

So far, all my skate boots came with exactly this lacing pattern. So I was right not changing it.

this is epic video thank you for sharing michael

I just talked to by doctor and he said “Don’t use waxed laces”

Thank you!

one question, my nephew is 6 years old and we are applying the same procedure,but in his skates is one hole less what means the last hole is not free for movement. That is correct? if not what would be the correct way to do it.Thank you.

When I was younger I had a pair of Koho skates, and I loved a 76/80/80/76 setup. I absolutely can’t skate with all four wheels in contact with the surface at the same time. Feels like I’m on skis.

Good shit dude , well Explained.

When using gauze, do you cover it up with anything or will it still hold by itself in game conditions?

What do you suggest to play as Goalie? Thanks