3 Racing Secrets Revealed By 28 Time Inline Speed Skating World Champion Joey Mantia
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- In this video I reveal 3 racing secrets I used to win a lot of inline speed skating races in my career, including one trick I have only ever shared with a handful of people. These strategies have been used to win multiple races, including several National & World Titles.
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28 Time World Champion - Inline Speed Skating
2 Time Pan American Champion - Inline Speed Skating
Inline Speed Skating World Record Holder
12 Time Junior World Champion - Inline Speed Skating
2 Time Olympian - Long Track Ice Speed Skating
2 Time World Champion - Mass Start Long Track Ice Speed Skating
World Bronze Medalist 1500m - Long Track Ice Speed Skating
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3 Racing Secrets Revealed By 28 Time Inline Speed Skating World Champion Joey Mantia - กีฬา
thats so crazy that you had that much presence on the track that you could tell people behind you to wait
Lol not sure if that's going to work for mere mortals!
Brace Urselfs 'sidetappers' coming for the next year marathons 😅
Sneaky, man! Sneaky! :)
From now on theses three things will never work again. 😉
I think, going like that is really not "sporty n' fair", cause it's so little about beeing the faster speedskater, but so much more about beeing the greater *beeep*. But ... thank you for the lesson.
That last one is so genius... This is gold!
The side tapping one is very funny, because I skate with a bunch of speed skaters on the streets and a sort of playful "prank" we play on one another is a quick double tap on the shoulder when you're coming from the other side.
Tricked me the first few times but now if I'm skating with them I know what they're up to and they know that I'll do it too, which makes for some funny moments.
But it never occurred to me to actually use this in a race.
Cheeky but not really any more "foul" than gesticulating at the goalie in hockey, which I played a lot, feints and those sorts of fakies were very commonplace and so was the goalie trying to trick you into thinking he would move a certain way.
As long as there is no foul contact and you're not actually disrupting someone by grabbing them, pushing them or twisting them I'd say it's fair game. Might seem "unsportsman-like" but at the same time, the rules are outlined clearly and these kinds of actions are not forbidden in any way. You gotta have what it takes to be world champion, and it's not just physical prowess but also wits! Very humbling.
In other words ...The brain is the most underused muscle in racing and in training.
Hilarious, thank you for this video
Trick #2 had my mouth on the floor! lol that's crazy that worked! That's one that probably only works if you have some clout. If you've never won multiple major races, I don't see that one working.
Joey :✨ tips✨
Me : cHeaTinG?
I’ve been trying to get back into skating seriously and your videos are super helpful
Thank you brother and blessings 🦖👽⛸🌎😇🧙♂️🚀
These are almost beyond the line :-))
How to psychologically manipulate your contenders during a race?
Wow, all that you say is so ingenius
Thank you boss 👏🏻
The last one has worked at practice for me while doing training races with people that have been skating way longer way faster than me.
Agreed. The last one definitely works.
These tips were great! We too often look at the hard, cold numbers and not the psychology.
I like your videos. Can you make a video about foot pain for beginners what is considered ok and will go away and what to be worried. Especially for beginners buying cheaper skate that don’t fit perfectly.
Bro, your the best... I will surely use these can u pls tell a perfect diet and slide board workout...
Mr. Mantia I’m a young skater trying to compete and your tips help me so much. Thank you keep doing what your doing.
3rd one is something that works a lot of times. At the minimum it pisses them off. People pissed off are bothered and that usually takes you off your game. Good shares man.
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Joey, those tricks are a genius. In a high-paced environment people don't tend to reason, they react emotionally.
Nice :)
Hahaha Love the last one, and is 100% like you say... psychological strategy XD
Keep doing it Joey! ;)
These are hard to learn on coming from just roller blades
Third tip .very common un My times
I'd rather get 2nd than trick my way to 1st. How you win matters.
You feel the same way about trick plays in pro sports, like football? Or is it ok to run a clever play that fakes out your opponents under those circumstances?
@@JoeyMantiaOfficial that's a really good point. It might be the case that trick plays have worked in football because of the depth of strategy and the visual nature of tracking the ball. In skating, I'm not sure trick plays would be effective or good for the sport if there were masses of skaters slapping, gesturing, maybe yelling all sorts of distractions at each other. Do you like this imagined version of the sport?
Getting back into skating after a very long break. what wheel sizes do you use for indoor, outdoor, marathon etc?
1)Shaman Elite 6ix Ceramic + Black Titanium bearing
2) BONES® SWISS CERAMIC BEARING
3) BIONIC CERAMIC BEARINGS
Which of them is the fastest bearing and has more spinning time ??
Hey , I am a skater from India , I wanted to ask you that which helmet is best for speed skating
Damn Son! 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the tips Joey, you are the beast!
Respect for you 🙇🏻♂️
I cant believe youre allowed to tickle your opponents.
am i the only one who feels these are unfair
The 1st one is actually a bit mean :)
Do u not do olympic ice skating? Shld be the same fitness
How big are those wheels
Quick question and I have no idea anything about racing on inline skates. For your first tip, is that considered playing dirty? I guess in general do a lot of people touch other racers?
in inline skating its pretty much a staple in racing to make contact with other skaters in one form or another. You don't want to grab someone or hinder their progression by using your hands, but you are definitely able to touch people, and so I wouldn't consider it dirty. If you were to grab someone by the hips at the sprint, twist them out of the turn, or any other fowl play along those lines, that would be unacceptable
@@JoeyMantiaOfficial so I have a question similar to this one but if your in an indoor race and it's a smallish short race and there's a lot of people all at the starting line is it a bad idea to go behind everyone else at the starting lineup? I've had races where it's a indoor rink and I've tripped on people's skates and it pretty much completely messes me up. Just wondering cause at like a public race you can't really be pushing people or tapping them. Also I used to do speed skating on ice but kind of stopped doing it for awhile and I noticed having this problem occur often when there's a lot of people racing.
Please suggest me a good skate under 800 dollor
I'm no professional skater by any means, but Rollerblade sells the Powerblade Pro skate for USD $799.99, EOSkates has some decent packages for around that price, and Bont, the brand Joey uses, also sells good skates for a nice range of prices. You can find out more about their prices on their websites. Hope this helps some
semi-custom pinnacles
frame - lsr eon
wheels - tltf honey badger
I was expecting to hear some secrets in push techniques or something like that.
Instead - it is about jerky behavior to manipulate racing of others.
That's not about racing. That's about fooling your colleagues.
But thank you for letting us know about such bad behavior on racing.
Looks like even this sport is not about fair competition with respect to each other.
It's pack style racing. I'm fairly certain every pack style sport, including motor sports, has tactics alike. Bad behavior, in my opinion, would be things like breaking rules, taking performance enhancing drugs, or manipulating a competitor's equipment, to name a few.
Harry is still faster