How to Stop on Rollerblades: T STOP, step by step, common mistakes, and pro tips
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Learn how to T stop on inline skates! T stops are so great for high speed because there is a quick reaction and also on narrow terrain because it doesn’t take up too much space! It’s a great stop for every beginner to learn!
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Thank you so much I will definitely be able to finally learn how to T stop next time I'll be practicing, all tutorials I've found so far would only show you briefly the movement, not the exercices on how to master it!
Thank you!!!! I’m so excited for you to get back out skating to practice!!!! This really means a lot to hear, I definitely spent alot of time thinking about how to help 🙏🩵🤙🥹
@@PollySkates🤗 I'm gonna be practicing on sunday, I will update you on it afterwards😊
Been watching your videos, and they’re great. So good I’ve just bought a pair of inline skates, helmet and pads to have a go. Never done it before, but it looks good fun. Wish me luck (I’m 55!!)
Your 55 years young!
just bought myself a pair of skates and im already really good at moving but not stopping or turning. this came at the right time! thank you!!!! ❤❤❤
Oh yay!!! ❤️❤️❤️ I also have a few videos specifically on stopping and turning you could checkout too!!! Tysm ☺️🤙🙏💛
@@PollySkates i love your videos !!!!
Thanks! Your videos are sooo helpful. I've started in August and thanks to your videos and other I'm progressing every week!
Some goals I have for this year (maybe can inspire you for future videos ahah):
- Learning Eagle
- Being finally able to skate on one foot (sooo hard, whyyyy)
- on 2 toes
- on 1 toe
-crossover backward
- not being scared to jump
- turn with speed (jump into turn and turning with flow)
- spin
I love your videos so much I literally watch your videos everyday
Loved the video, I remember I couldn't Tstop untill someone pointed me out I needed to bend my lead leg a lil more..
Omg this is so good!!! I’m def gonna use this next time I talk about t stops!!! It makes sense because by bending your driving your weight into your front foot and lowering your center of gravity for more control. Thanks for sharing this!!! Totally added to my bag of tricks 🙏💯🎉🤙☺️
I mastered it, thank you. I've exactly done what you've shown in the video. I first practiced the 1 foot glide, then I started putting a foot perpendicular to the front foot. It was hard at first, but practiced for more than 2 hours and nailed it. I used to use heel brake, but I've now made a decision not to use it anymore. If I should thank anyone for this achievement of mine, it's you. Thank you coach Polly. I owe you big. Do visit 'the bentway' or 'Barbara Ann Scott' skating arena if you ever visit Toronto, you've many fans(students, I can say) there.
Appreciate your channel Polly! Just started skating again after many many years off X P
That's awesome! Welcome back! 🤗🙏💓🤙
I just bought roller blades and you help me how to stop , especially that's the first thing you have to learn so thankyou☺💖
I have roller blades now it's all of you ty u
this is an incredible video, thank you!!
Thank you!! 🥹🩵
your Do Is So CuTe❤❤❤
Ty!!! 🩵🩵☺️
Hi Polly! Love your videos ❤
By any chance could you explain how to not fall on your back? Or like what posture should one have to avoid it? I was doing simple lemons (first time), fell and whacked my elbow pretty bad, thought I had broken it LOL I’m now scared to pick up the skates again ‘cause it was sooo painful 🫠
Be always sure to bend knees and if you feel like you are falling try to catch your knees. with inlines it's better to be always lean a bit forward.
More you bend your knees better will be your balance especially when you'll start to turn, to crossover or jump.
Also learn to fall, I know it sounds pretty awkward, but learning how to fall on your side is the best way to not be scared anymore and to be sage ;)
Omg it work, I've been doing a T stop and it don't work so this day i've been doing a Half spin Tysm
Happy to help🥹❤️
Best t-stop tutorial I’ve seen. You’re the best coach Polly!🛼😁
영상이아주좋은영상인거같아요!👍💞👍
궁금한게있어요~^^::!
브레이크잡을때..발을들고 땅에놓는게아니고.가볍게..뒤로빼는게맞나요?.
가볍게끌리듯이~ 양발로.브레이크잡는게맞는거죠?
Thank you so much!
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Does T-Stop needs to be performed standing up? I’ve seen people drag one foot while bending lower with the other knee. Or is this more of a Drag Stop?
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Bad cameraman, the skates are down there not up here
How do you do it on aggressive inline skates? The wheels are a lot smaller. I have a pair of grey Them 909s
It’s the same way on aggressive! I think it’s easier in aggressive because the wheel hardness is usually higher on those
@@PollySkates yes, it’s harder but they are shorter and seems like it’s requires getting even lower just to touch the ground with them. I’m 6ft so it’s been a mission to find someone that can show this being done on this wheel height. I’m not giving up, just gotta find the balance and right height is all.
I can show you :)
Can you do a T stop without knowing how to balance on one foot? 😅
Yes! But you’ll probably spin out because you want your weight and total control in your front foot
@@PollySkatesactually the first time I attempted a T stop was in the car park, after say 20 years of no inline skating and I fell right on my bum 😢
I’m really struggling to balance on one foot, would appreciate if you can give any advice for this!
Thanks for posting a long detailed video, I know what I'm doing wrong now. Coach Polly, you 🪨!
So happy to help! 🥹🙏🤙🎉🎉
Having a dog with us during tstop training is not recommended 😂
😂 he wanted to skate with us not sit and watch. Don’t worry tho he got in lots of miles to run after this