LEARN THE CRESCENT STEP (Beginner + Intermediate Version)

We Just Hit 10k Subscribers!!! Shout out to ya'll for rollin with me and supporting me. In return I'm going to be doing a FREE live virtual skate class Feb.11th at 1PM est. Hope to see you all there, LET'S WORK!
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[@SugarrollerdancecrewSRDC]

Thank so much 🙏🙌💯

[@bajornredgaurd3071]

Dude your channel is super helpful and a life saver. All I can ever find is tiktok videos of people skating backwards and never any real tricks so the exposure alone to new tricks makes subscribing worth it not to mention the techniques you teach makes learning so much easier.

[@abriltrejo6612]

Love how well you explain. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@iloveyourtattoos]

Can't wait to try this tonight, and to see what you have on the 11th!

[@Margareishon]

Thank you, this tutorial is gold, gonna practice this tomorrow 💯

[@sportssciencefitness9418]

👌👌👌

[@mrgrumpeegills]

Free class!? Hell yes, count me in!

[@FRStylesk8rN]

Sir,your videos are Oxygen supplier to my Skating journey. You are God for me

[@darylreed803]

i'm just getting back into roller skating after decades of inactivity. I found your channel and i'm loving it. I'd love to know which type/size/rating of wheel would you recommend for doing most of the routines here. I'm not a beginner; basically a rusty intermediate. Thanks!!!

[@paulanascimento7632]

Excellent!!! 🫶🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@rasummers1]

Thanks for showing different moves on skates

[@banuozbek229]

I love the "boom"s :)

[@deegifted314]

Bro me and my wife bout to tune in! I just subscribed 💯💪🏾

[@SunshineGlitterchild]

thank u for the content!!

[@lounginglinda]

🌙 dope! Thank you 🙏🏼

[@PinkPulpito]

Dope ❤

[@uphisher]

Any advice on the type of skates and wheels to purchase???

[@mrgrumpeegills]

I'll donate a leaf blower to you, my man lol seriously, msg me. Them leaves forever mess with me lol

[@elihernandez88]

Can you please do what any good professor or teachers do and that is to demonstrate for at least 30 seconds because the terms that you use are so abstract and more confusing as opposed to demonstrating which is much easier to understand because now we can at least visualize. In which case I promise you you will cut your time in half.