Thanks for this video! I've been wanting a good instructional video from either you or Pascal Briand on starts for a while ^_^ My start of choice has been the hockey start, but I think I will have to give the 3rd start a try because often times I have a difficult time in races when there are more than 4 skaters on the starting line. I've fallen a couple times from my skate getting caught on another skater's skate so that 3rd start could be helpful for me. I do really like the little boost you get from springing off the front leg with the hockey start, though.
1:34 - Viktor started by lifting his front skate and stepping forward with it, I've been taught to push off your back skate and step over with your back skate first... opinions?
It really is individual from one skater to another. To some certain movement patterns seem more natural, and they’ll be able to generate speed faster and more efficiently than others in one position, whereas other skaters might feel that they are more efficient in a different position.
Hi Viktor, thank you for this video. I actually do speed slalom, maybe you know it ? In my sport, many skaters use a face start, but they push with the front leg at the start, with a very wide start position. I personally use and like this start more than others, as we have a really short space to create speed ( 12 meters only), i feel like it allows me to build speed from the very first step. What is yout opinion on it ? Greeting from france.
There is one thing that has been bugging me for a while: why would sprinters lift the front leg at the start? I mean it requires a massive effort, and you lose half the push for the first stride, don't you?? I mean, you will never see a sprint runner lift his front foot first!
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thanks im only 11 years old and i have only skated 4 times in my life time and this helped me inprove.
Thank you this helped I’m a fast skater but I don’t know how to start off
or gain speed at the start of the race but this helped
Same here
thanks Viktor!! Always a pleasure to watch your videos!
Thanks Victor for your videos and greetings from Colombia.
Thank you from Atlanta Georgia USA
Thanks Sir for making this video .......
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Thanks for this video! I've been wanting a good instructional video from either you or Pascal Briand on starts for a while ^_^ My start of choice has been the hockey start, but I think I will have to give the 3rd start a try because often times I have a difficult time in races when there are more than 4 skaters on the starting line. I've fallen a couple times from my skate getting caught on another skater's skate so that 3rd start could be helpful for me. I do really like the little boost you get from springing off the front leg with the hockey start, though.
Thanks for this, this video is useful all i need is your practice 🇷🇼✌️
Thank you so much!! I will try it!!👏🙏🇧🇷
Thank you sir.
Love from India and AIRSS skating academy.
Thanks! This kind of thing has been a mystery to me lol
Thank you so much 😊
Now I can skate even faster 👌👍
1:34 - Viktor started by lifting his front skate and stepping forward with it, I've been taught to push off your back skate and step over with your back skate first... opinions?
Perfection
Hmm, I’m gonna try all of those on the ice instead and see which one works better (for me)
Can you tell that what should we eat for best start
Wow, thanks, Victor for video. I was actually waiting for it... one question... for 100 m which start is better out of 3?
It s your chosen
It really is individual from one skater to another. To some certain movement patterns seem more natural, and they’ll be able to generate speed faster and more efficiently than others in one position, whereas other skaters might feel that they are more efficient in a different position.
Thanks for the multiple choices
Hi Viktor, thank you for this video.
I actually do speed slalom, maybe you know it ?
In my sport, many skaters use a face start, but they push with the front leg at the start, with a very wide start position.
I personally use and like this start more than others, as we have a really short space to create speed ( 12 meters only), i feel like it allows me to build speed from the very first step.
What is yout opinion on it ?
Greeting from france.
Hey! Viktor please upload your championship videos.
Question what's youre boots, mine are powerslide one and iam thinking about changing it soon any advice on which one to buy
Very nice 👍
Hi I have competition should I join road race or loops
When they start in the 100m and 200m rollerblade, are they passing 10metres in first 5strides or 20metre in 8strides?
What is the name of the 3rd starting position
thanxx sir but sir how to improve hand momvent
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There is one thing that has been bugging me for a while: why would sprinters lift the front leg at the start? I mean it requires a massive effort, and you lose half the push for the first stride, don't you?? I mean, you will never see a sprint runner lift his front foot first!
Ok can u explain me sm my couch tells me that when u like dont stand at the t stop then positoin u will take yellow card
I assume your coach meant to say that you must be in a somewhat stable position once you're called to the line. If so, he's right :)
@@thorupviktor okay thx for replaying and btw can u tell me how much r the professional skates cost?
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