I owe you a lot. I started taking my daughters to skate parks because I was tired of seeing them on iPads and phones every weekend. I never thought about skating myself, but it started to grow on me and became my weekly escape. Just watching them fall and get back up for hours on end without complaining, all while having fun, is an incredible activity beyond just the sport itself. I started watching your videos to see what aggressive skates I should buy for them, and you ended up motivating me to start skating myself. It's been a month now and I think my progress has been good. With the stress of the last few months, this activity has really helped me a lot. I'll visit your store at the first opportunity. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
@@wojtekkowalski8983 200% This thing is turning me into a fit, zen master, NOT JK! I'm conquering medium ramps atm through real practice now my daughters rate my face-plants a solid 10! Forget therapy - give me a skatepark any day, not even skates needed just watching ppl skating is great.
@@ThisissoulThanks! Your videos help me a lot in learning! I've improved a lot in a month and my legs are getting stronger every day, haha. Skating is a ton of fun. The only tutorial I haven't found is about sprinting! I've analysed a lot of Bill Stoppard's videos but I think a tutorial made by you guys would be a lot easier to grasp, could you do one please?
Funny thing to me is, while I never skated before, that many claim skating would be like ice-skating. But when I listen and watch your movements most the time it remembers me much more of typical movements used in skiing than of ice-skating.
I’ve been watching your videos from Colombia in South America, and practicing for a couple of weeks now. Great videos, man. Thank you. I’m 42 years old and I hadn’t skated since 25 years ago, but with your videos now I’m skating better than then 😂. I don’t have any plans to go to Europe soon, but if I ever do, I’ll go to Amsterdam and visit your shop, for sure. 🛼⛸️
no sé que pasa con esa edad exactamente pero he visto un montón de posts en el subreddit rollerblading (/r/rollerblading) en el que el OP tiene 42 y vuelve a patinar después de un montón de tiempo, jejejeje aquí alguien con 37 que vuelve también después de pegarme más de 8 años sin patinar así que me incluyo en tu grupo Mucho cuidado y pásalo bien, saludos desde España!
I really appreciate that you tell about STOPPING techniques and BRAKING techniques (all videos I've seen do not talk about actually stopping, as in precision stopping). I can brake but I'm always anxious when I need to be precise about it, for instance when having to cross a road or something. Now I know what to practice :) Also, the name "peanut butter" made me laugh, gonna use it a lot!
After decades long distance skating only (marathons mainly), started inline skating too this year for manoeuvrability and because I struggle a bit with strong breaking. So a very welcome tutorial, thnxs Ivo!
First of all I love your videos. I wish I had known out your shop when I was in Amsterdam a few years ago. I go to Israel every year.. I will try to manifest a stop over at Amsterdam next year!! Ps: I believe the proper way to say it is " today, I will TEACH you how to fall with grace.." As opposed to ".. I will LEARN you.." I have LEARNED a lot of good tricks from you because you are good at TEACHING proper ways of skating.
That T brake to circle made me feel like a pro lol. Still far from it but having fun. Thanks for taking time to help me pick out some awesome skates when you were technically closed on King’s Day! I’ve learned so much from your videos. Thanks again 🔥🙌💕
I've been watching your videos for quite a while now, for the past year I've been practicing inline skating and all the different techniques and i getting better with each insight. But now back to your videos and your educational way of learning that makes me shine now as I try to get my kids to progress in their inline journey. Tack så mycket och fortsätt med det goda du gör!
I and the family are planning a weekend in Amsterdam within the next year, with a trip to your shop with a couple of new inline skates booked so we'll see each other so we can thank you in person.
The penguin break is what I have been needing! I had so much trouble stopping I felt like I was never going to find a way to break and stop. It's perfect for a beginner ^.^ Next up will be the plow stop :D
Thanks man! One of the most usefull stop and breaking videos I found in youtube! Subtitles from 3:40 up to 5:30 and any other moment when you spreken Nederlands would be highly appreciated :)
That knee stop/mermaid reminded me of the Harley Davidson riders back in the day who were promoting that if you're going to inevitable crash, to purposely lay the bike down on its side and ride atop it so you don't get hurt.
Loving this video! Skating on sidewalks around pedestrians and traffic you have to use different stopping techniques since all scenarios are different. I learned the PB stop from your other video and I apply it very often! Specially coming up to stop walk signs in order to press the button.👍
Thank you for that video, that what I need right now. I’m pretty ok on rollerblades(learning one year maybe), I can ride trough the city whatever surface is, I can brake, but I can’t extreme stop yet
@@Thisissoul I'll go check on theese, for myself I am working on new sliding techniques mixing up compas to soul/acid, toe acid etc. Been watching your videos for a time and it is always goid for learning. Can't wait to get wizard setup in a few months
Awesome thanks! I've developed quite some control in terms of fine motorics (not sure if steenkolen-Engels 🤐), but my skating style rather evolved that way rather than during more dedicated training sessions. And even though I like to be as focused as possible (love that "flow" feeling!) I feel like I'm somewhat "stuck" now, with only more general things improving (speed / accuracy / fine muscle movements etc.).For example, I can do T-stops quite naturally and controlled, but apart from that only able to stop by making a small turn into a sort of powerstop-ish position. It works but this Frankenstop is very random and "evolved", so I think it couldn't harm learning some proper techniques (and getting more aware of wtf I'm actually doing during those manoeuvres). So that made me look for decent tutorials. The more the better because they all have their different approaches and nuances that might have that "click" with me in certain ways, or give me new insights that might me just the bit needed to push me over some hurdle. So thanks a lot! ❤ P.S. love the new wheels (and bearings) I recently bought at your shop, seems like they know how to handle some proper beatings ;)
A breakibg technique that I'm using a lot is doing a lot of short turn to slow down. It doesn't damage my wheels and it can be use to start a slide right after
Oh gosh! I already ate an amount of grass yesterday. And there were small rocks that were used during winter🥲. You should make this video a day earlier 🤣😂 I will try not gonna eat them next time. Many thanks for sharing these techniques.
This is gold. Absolutely brilliant content. Finally found my go-to channel 🔥 PS: Which skates are you using? They look so slim! (Own Rollerblade RB Pro X)
Thanks a lot for this video, it will help me to teach my friend. Question about your inline skates. Is it them 909 without soulplate and with a rockered 4*90 frame ?
That’s what they look like. I have those and haven’t even tried them out, yet. They are so sleek and beautiful looking. He skates so elegantly in them.
Bro..pls can u tell ne where's this park ..exact location ..btw nice video. .3 days ago i bought my sjates after 20 years of dream...so now i m learning..🫂👍👌🥰👌nice video
I almost gave up on this topic with just knowing how to T-stop - as a mere fitness skater who is scared of going backwards at higher speeds there really aren't too many "easy" options, and the soul slide always seems like it's unattainable for me. Maybe the plow and sitting prep mentioned here will finally help. I'll probably stick to my "just be slow within the city" mantra though.
Hello.. I have a question, I'm very short only 4'11..you think getting inline skates that has highboots could affect my strides? I have an oxelo 100 and i feel like they're too high for my short legs..
Soul slide to powerslide is a nice combo... And spin stop to powerslide is useful if you misjudge the grip and it starts to slide... And of course soul to magic which I can't do 😢
you can do soulslide but not yet magic slide? first off, well done on learning the soulslide then. We will do a video about the magic slide sometime, someday for sure, not sure when!
And remember to always ADAPT YOUR SPEED ! This is a mistake that even experienced rider makes. When you approach an intersection/pedestrian crossing/etc when driving with your car, you slow down in case you have to break. Well skating is the same, even more so since breaking/stopping is not as trivial as just pushing a pedal. Always look at your environnement and adapt your speed accordingly. Too many rider just want to go full send all the time. Just because you can, does not mean you should :p . If you know you might have to stop, slow down and it will make stopping that much more easier and safer.
I have a feeling I'll master the power stop before I master the soul slide I still have no idea how that works both my knee and hip hurt so much every time I try it and nothing is sliding anywhere
Dat hangt van je niveau af. de gene die je als eerst moet kunnen, is om het te doen als een val techniek, dus of 1 knie op de grond als, of een zeemeermin. Werk aan je plan B voordat je met je plan A begint. Dan tijdens de utrecht skate parade kan je het beste T-braken, alleen is T-brake voor veel mensen heel moeilijk. De pingquin rem is het makkelijkst denk ik maar wel mat breeder dan de T-brake.
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I owe you a lot. I started taking my daughters to skate parks because I was tired of seeing them on iPads and phones every weekend. I never thought about skating myself, but it started to grow on me and became my weekly escape. Just watching them fall and get back up for hours on end without complaining, all while having fun, is an incredible activity beyond just the sport itself. I started watching your videos to see what aggressive skates I should buy for them, and you ended up motivating me to start skating myself. It's been a month now and I think my progress has been good. With the stress of the last few months, this activity has really helped me a lot. I'll visit your store at the first opportunity. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
wow amazing owlywoods! good job on the progress. keep enjoying yourself and see you soon!
I recognize what you describe with ipads and children, I have the same story as you, and now, Dad i love it.
Can relate very much! Haha
Skating is healing, keep it up bro!
@@wojtekkowalski8983 200% This thing is turning me into a fit, zen master, NOT JK! I'm conquering medium ramps atm through real practice now my daughters rate my face-plants a solid 10! Forget therapy - give me a skatepark any day, not even skates needed just watching ppl skating is great.
3:27 knee stop
4:20 power slide
5:45 circle stop
6:54 compass stop
7:54 lemon stop
8:44 step step/peanut butter stop
9:31 same technique more speed
9:45 step precision stop
10:35 soul stop
11:30 curb stop
12:15 hockey stop
13:10 t-break
14:08 penguin stop
17:01 soul slide
19:01 heel break
24:33 bill stop
Great summary!
@@ThisissoulThanks! Your videos help me a lot in learning! I've improved a lot in a month and my legs are getting stronger every day, haha. Skating is a ton of fun. The only tutorial I haven't found is about sprinting! I've analysed a lot of Bill Stoppard's videos but I think a tutorial made by you guys would be a lot easier to grasp, could you do one please?
@@Thisissoul Yes, you need to pin this message for all of us
Thx for the great vidéo
Amazing, thank you! And please pin 📍!
Funny thing to me is, while I never skated before, that many claim skating would be like ice-skating. But when I listen and watch your movements most the time it remembers me much more of typical movements used in skiing than of ice-skating.
That shop is what i hope my room in heaven looks like!
I’ve been watching your videos from Colombia in South America, and practicing for a couple of weeks now. Great videos, man. Thank you. I’m 42 years old and I hadn’t skated since 25 years ago, but with your videos now I’m skating better than then 😂. I don’t have any plans to go to Europe soon, but if I ever do, I’ll go to Amsterdam and visit your shop, for sure. 🛼⛸️
no sé que pasa con esa edad exactamente pero he visto un montón de posts en el subreddit rollerblading (/r/rollerblading) en el que el OP tiene 42 y vuelve a patinar después de un montón de tiempo, jejejeje
aquí alguien con 37 que vuelve también después de pegarme más de 8 años sin patinar así que me incluyo en tu grupo
Mucho cuidado y pásalo bien, saludos desde España!
Dude thanks a lot! I started 3 weeks ago and im so happy with that, so intrested. Your shop is awsm,❤Hello from Republic of Moldova!
good to hear! good luck practicing
Love how many people are skating in that park 😊
Thanks for the great tutorial btw will try some of this later :)
I really appreciate that you tell about STOPPING techniques and BRAKING techniques (all videos I've seen do not talk about actually stopping, as in precision stopping). I can brake but I'm always anxious when I need to be precise about it, for instance when having to cross a road or something. Now I know what to practice :)
Also, the name "peanut butter" made me laugh, gonna use it a lot!
Glad it was helpful!
After decades long distance skating only (marathons mainly), started inline skating too this year for manoeuvrability and because I struggle a bit with strong breaking. So a very welcome tutorial, thnxs Ivo!
You can do it!
First of all I love your videos. I wish I had known out your shop when I was in Amsterdam a few years ago. I go to Israel every year.. I will try to manifest a stop over at Amsterdam next year!!
Ps: I believe the proper way to say it is " today, I will TEACH you how to fall with grace.."
As opposed to ".. I will LEARN you.."
I have LEARNED a lot of good tricks from you because you are good at TEACHING proper ways of skating.
That T brake to circle made me feel like a pro lol. Still far from it but having fun. Thanks for taking time to help me pick out some awesome skates when you were technically closed on King’s Day! I’ve learned so much from your videos. Thanks again 🔥🙌💕
i started inline skating again after 8 years of not doing it, this was an instant subsribe! Very good info and explainings
Thanks for making these videos. They are so helpful.
snow plow into power slide or hockey stop as we call it is the one i use the most . very effective .
I've been watching your videos for quite a while now, for the past year I've been practicing inline skating and all the different techniques and i getting better with each insight. But now back to your videos and your educational way of learning that makes me shine now as I try to get my kids to progress in their inline journey.
Tack så mycket och fortsätt med det goda du gör!
Thanks!
I and the family are planning a weekend in Amsterdam within the next year, with a trip to your shop with a couple of new inline skates booked so we'll see each other so we can thank you in person.
thank you, I feel like I'm being mentored by the Budddha of skating
Thanks so much for your tutorial… great job!
You are so welcome!
You are very pedagogical and good at teaching the techniques, thank you!
thank you!
The penguin break is what I have been needing! I had so much trouble stopping I felt like I was never going to find a way to break and stop. It's perfect for a beginner ^.^
Next up will be the plow stop :D
Thanks man! One of the most usefull stop and breaking videos I found in youtube! Subtitles from 3:40 up to 5:30 and any other moment when you spreken Nederlands would be highly appreciated :)
Very nice as usual folks, you all look very happy. Good vibes. It was nice trying my new Crossfire in that park. :)
Rock on!
I’ve learned so much. Great techniques and advices. Thank you.
That knee stop/mermaid reminded me of the Harley Davidson riders back in the day who were promoting that if you're going to inevitable crash, to purposely lay the bike down on its side and ride atop it so you don't get hurt.
Lekker, man! Next time I'll be in Amsterdam, I'll come visit! :D
see you then!
wow.... you're definitely best teacher in whole youtube
Wow, thanks!
Loving this video! Skating on sidewalks around pedestrians and traffic you have to use different stopping techniques since all scenarios are different. I learned the PB stop from your other video and I apply it very often! Specially coming up to stop walk signs in order to press the button.👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Gosh, that was very helpful! Thank you man, your videos keep me inspired to skate more
Awesome!
Thanks a lot! Very helpful breakdown.
As a beginner it's extremely appreciated!
Glad it was helpful!
Great videos! I already improved a lot, thanks to your tutorials. Thank you very much!
Glad you like them!
Perfect video about breaking! Thank you so much ❤
You're so welcome!
Thank you for that video, that what I need right now. I’m pretty ok on rollerblades(learning one year maybe), I can ride trough the city whatever surface is, I can brake, but I can’t extreme stop yet
Thank you. Such good instruction. It’s like you really care about us. 😊
You’re welcome 😊
One combo that I do is a mini-compass into the peanut butter. This is a great compilation.
ah cool!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
id be more careful dropping on a wrist like that.. it can easily dislocate or break.
Your video is really cool dude, I'll show it the newbies and even intermediate skaters. Clear explanations and showing techinques^^
Thanks! And if you want to dive deeper in to these techniques then we have a dedicated video of each of them
@@Thisissoul I'll go check on theese, for myself I am working on new sliding techniques mixing up compas to soul/acid, toe acid etc. Been watching your videos for a time and it is always goid for learning. Can't wait to get wizard setup in a few months
Awesome thanks! I've developed quite some control in terms of fine motorics (not sure if steenkolen-Engels 🤐), but my skating style rather evolved that way rather than during more dedicated training sessions. And even though I like to be as focused as possible (love that "flow" feeling!) I feel like I'm somewhat "stuck" now, with only more general things improving (speed / accuracy / fine muscle movements etc.).For example, I can do T-stops quite naturally and controlled, but apart from that only able to stop by making a small turn into a sort of powerstop-ish position. It works but this Frankenstop is very random and "evolved", so I think it couldn't harm learning some proper techniques (and getting more aware of wtf I'm actually doing during those manoeuvres).
So that made me look for decent tutorials. The more the better because they all have their different approaches and nuances that might have that "click" with me in certain ways, or give me new insights that might me just the bit needed to push me over some hurdle. So thanks a lot! ❤
P.S. love the new wheels (and bearings) I recently bought at your shop, seems like they know how to handle some proper beatings ;)
great! enjoy the wheels and good luck practicing
A breakibg technique that I'm using a lot is doing a lot of short turn to slow down. It doesn't damage my wheels and it can be use to start a slide right after
Mooie video. Bedankt!
hellow nice video do u guys have any store in NY or USA i would love to get one of those inline skates
Oh gosh! I already ate an amount of grass yesterday. And there were small rocks that were used during winter🥲. You should make this video a day earlier 🤣😂 I will try not gonna eat them next time. Many thanks for sharing these techniques.
Hello, what is model of skate do you have in this vidéo? I really like their look !!
This is gold. Absolutely brilliant content. Finally found my go-to channel 🔥 PS: Which skates are you using? They look so slim! (Own Rollerblade RB Pro X)
These skates are a special mashup of different brands.
@@Thisissoulthat explains it 😉
Thanks for yet another highly useful and great video!
My pleasure!
Very good video 👍👍
nice, another good one from the best
Glad you like it!
Thanks a lot for this video, it will help me to teach my friend. Question about your inline skates. Is it them 909 without soulplate and with a rockered 4*90 frame ?
That’s what they look like. I have those and haven’t even tried them out, yet. They are so sleek and beautiful looking. He skates so elegantly in them.
@@milamiles2 the question is wich frame works without soulplate and is any shell modification is necessary ?
its a them 909 without soulplate :)
@@Thisissoul Can I do this kind of setup easily ? I have to spend my money 😁
Dude went from English to the language of the gods
haha
Amazing video!
thank you!
enjoying the videos...keep them coming!
Thanks, will do!
Great video! What skates were you rocking in this video?
its a secret project we are working on
So many rollerbladers where you are. No one rollerblades here in my city.
Bro..pls can u tell ne where's this park ..exact location ..btw nice video. .3 days ago i bought my sjates after 20 years of dream...so now i m learning..🫂👍👌🥰👌nice video
Ots the vondelpark in amsterdam roght behind our amsterdam store
Does the hockey stop work with 85a wheels or do I need harder ones?
I almost gave up on this topic with just knowing how to T-stop - as a mere fitness skater who is scared of going backwards at higher speeds there really aren't too many "easy" options, and the soul slide always seems like it's unattainable for me. Maybe the plow and sitting prep mentioned here will finally help. I'll probably stick to my "just be slow within the city" mantra though.
main thing is that you keep on practicing allot, play around and have fun
Great video. What skates are you wearing in the video?
Thats a secret project I am not allowed to talk about
@@Thisissoul fair enough! 😀
Hello.. I have a question, I'm very short only 4'11..you think getting inline skates that has highboots could affect my strides? I have an oxelo 100 and i feel like they're too high for my short legs..
6:35 hahaha ik had eerlijk gezegd ook geen idee wat het Engelse woord voor "passer" is :D
haha
Soul slide to powerslide is a nice combo... And spin stop to powerslide is useful if you misjudge the grip and it starts to slide... And of course soul to magic which I can't do 😢
oe soulslide to powerslide, that is a great one.
can you please make a video about the magic slide because I am really struggling to get it although I have got my soul, and power slide perfected.
you can do soulslide but not yet magic slide? first off, well done on learning the soulslide then. We will do a video about the magic slide sometime, someday for sure, not sure when!
@@Thisissoul Thanks a lot! can't wait for that one! please try your best to do it as soon as you can ^_^
What is the brake to keep your tires from wearing out your tires?
I would've liked to see yourself do a mermaid emergency brake, with some speed
This video is just a summary of all the techniques
check out the mermaid falling technique video. I do it there.
great video!
thanks pim!
And remember to always ADAPT YOUR SPEED ! This is a mistake that even experienced rider makes. When you approach an intersection/pedestrian crossing/etc when driving with your car, you slow down in case you have to break. Well skating is the same, even more so since breaking/stopping is not as trivial as just pushing a pedal. Always look at your environnement and adapt your speed accordingly. Too many rider just want to go full send all the time. Just because you can, does not mean you should :p . If you know you might have to stop, slow down and it will make stopping that much more easier and safer.
100%
And one more thing, can you make video about legs imbalance, how to fix it
My right leg is really strong and confident, while my left like beginners
hm interesting
I liked this tutorial more
how much does a pair cost
Which stopping techniques do you think are easiest on the knees?
hmm that is a hard question. any knee injury is different and results in different techniques being easier maybe.
I have a feeling I'll master the power stop before I master the soul slide I still have no idea how that works both my knee and hip hurt so much every time I try it and nothing is sliding anywhere
I'm just hit the break behind the shoes😭 but a knee pad can be used for emergency in high speed.
Check out our video about the rockstar and proposal technique
"BRAKING"
You got it right in the description but the title is wrong.
aah thank you so much! corrected it.
The t stops beats me up still but actually i could do the hockey stop
this is how to learn!
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Sometimes I just turn in a circle while things open up lol
Useful video brother love from India 🫡
do you have online classes?
yes.
@@Thisissoul where can I found more details on them?
Wat is de beste stop techniek voor downhill op een rechte weg met veel andere mensen voor je ;-) #utrechtskateparade
Dat hangt van je niveau af.
de gene die je als eerst moet kunnen, is om het te doen als een val techniek, dus of 1 knie op de grond als, of een zeemeermin.
Werk aan je plan B voordat je met je plan A begint.
Dan tijdens de utrecht skate parade kan je het beste T-braken, alleen is T-brake voor veel mensen heel moeilijk.
De pingquin rem is het makkelijkst denk ik maar wel mat breeder dan de T-brake.
I wasn't expecting the language switch 😅
put on the subtitles! that helps
Cameraman ur fired: we are supposed to see his feet more than his face...
Can you give me a rollerblade cause my mom said i cant buy one cause its just a waste of money😭
Yes i can sell you one. Just go to thisissoul.com
my safe way to stop is grass
*braking
thank you! corrected it
ur showing basic techniques///thats good...but where is ur helmet....that is the ultimate basic technique... Safety is basic
👍🏾 🏴🇸🇪🇹🇹
gaat een lange weg zijn voor ik dit kan 😅
succes!
Thanks ! it helps a lot. 😊😊