yaaasss with those legs tho! make me wanna get my Surya Bonaly on but I'm afraid of breaking an ankle, knee, hip, elbow, etc. lol BUT great tips and great video!
Thank you SO MUCH for this tutorial - I am a ice figure skater who like everyone else, is trying out inlines while the rinks are closed. I can get all my single jumps on inlines, but I haven't been able to even do a single two foot spin, even though I'm skilled on the ice. Thank you!!
I can't find other videos tutorials for inline skating. But I want to watch whatever you can post on that category. Please please please tell me where I can find more, or please make more. This is gold man. Don't let this information slip away. We need you!
Omg this is life!! I just got back to skating after many years, and I wanted to learn figure skating on the snow whites and I was.gonna teach myself too. Thanks!
I've seen people do this but I've never figured it out how to do it Yesterday I started trying thanks to your vid Can't do it good yet but I feel how it works Thank you SO much!🙏
O my gosh this is what I want to do. I did skate hokey when I was younger but I had to stop. Now I have started to develop interest in skating again. Especially tricks and stuff. If been looking for a vid like this. Finally 💜
Thank you so much for this! I will try it as soon as it stops raining ':D I found two-foot spins relatively easy on ice but absolutely could not manage on my snow whites and always stopped after 1 1/2 rotations :/ I kind of have a feeling that my fear of falling on the concrete is holding me back.. Maybe doing the 1/4 and 1/2 rotations can help with that :) Personally, I actually also found spotting (like in dance) helpful when I first started doing spins on ice. Of course, as you rotate faster, spotting is not really the best idea, but in the beginning when you're on 1-3 rotations, I think it's helpful :) Also, not looking at the ground in general can help with your alignment. When your watching your feet it's easy to get into a bad habit of bending forward.
ANNi I tend to keep mine fairly high.... I struggle with the stopper position myself as well.... When I figure it all out I'll definitely talk about my experience with it
I just found your channel, thank you for this series! I used to be a figure skater but had to move away from a rink and picked up inline skates. Had NO idea how to transfer jumps and spins onto blades and you're a godsend.
Seth Boeh if you can invest in some snow white inline skates or a decent pair of artistic quad skates and you can implement your figure skating with roller skates
Holy crap this is insane. I want to get into in-line figure skating but it’s so hard. Doe shaving toe stops make learning these tricks any easier? I have a heel stop but I took it off because it sticks out a lot
I have a question; I'm 14 and I kinda started inline skating a few months ago. Do you think it's too late for me to learn this kind of stuff (since I didn't do it from a young age) or will I eventually learn it? Sorry if it's a stupid question!
You can definitely still do it! I started at 17 with no lessons or even a decently paved place to practice. But if you really love it, you will absolutely succeed! Been skating for 3 years now and I can already do quite a few jumps, spins and footwork :) Keep it up, it's great fun and such a cool sport :)
I recommend doing it the way that I demonstrated. Spins are usually done centered if you do them traveling it requires even greater awareness and control
Thank you for this. I've never done a spin before and have been practicing all evening, but so far I can only do the quarter rotation. I guess it will be a while before I can do half and full rotations. My foot that I lift the heel with is sore. 😅 Also I was kinda leaning forward instead of staying straight.
Sounds like you need to get used to being on your heel and toe at the same time... If you don't have a toe stop, try doing a forward glide while being on your heel and toe all that you can get accustomed to being upright in that position
Thank you for sharing this beautiful and inspiring video. I would like to ask, do you have any suggestions regarding at what age is a beginner probably too unsafe (due to injury risk, recovery time and being able to safely handle repeated falls on concrete without any serious injuries or bruising)? I invite any educated or experienced skaters to please help me with this one.... I am 35 years old. Love online skating as a preteen but basic stuff. I’m very interested and taking up in-line skating again however, I have noticed that my old knees and joints are much less forgiving even though I wear protective gear. Is 35 too old to safely learn tricks and sustain falls without doing permanent injuries? I am an avid sports and fitness enthusiast but, Covid has made it a bit hard to maintain a routine that’s not boring for working out… I wanted to try to add learning to rollerblade better and do some online skating tricks however, I do not want to injure my knees any further permanently more than I already have. Does any persons with personal or experiential knowledge about sports fitness and injuries have any input? I’d love to hear those who have any opinions or input on this question. Or anyone with advice? I’m a young and fit 35...however, I’d like keep it that way. I also already have knees that are pretty shot from running . Is taking up roller blading again not a good idea? Or is there any ways that can reduce likelihood of injury risk? I’d love input. Thanks!
Hey I don't have a tutorial... Just yet. But I believe it's closely to an "attitude spin". it's similar to the popular layback spin but if you are like me it doesn't require the incredible back flexibility that it takes to do a layback.
You can exit the spin on a back outside edge like in figure skating, that takes away the abrupt braking moment and you can gracefully end your spin :) There are a bunge of tutorials out there that show you how it's done in figure skating in case you're not familiar already :) All the best!
@@AfrikanHairGod you are very very welcome I admire your ability to skate like a true skate God you are I can now down to this it's very tasteful well explain and your skates are breath taking I might add. I'm watching videos to teach myself because I'm a lone skater but my skates are agressive inline skates I don't know how to grind I do some basic skate moves and grooves but I want to be better I love skating
@@kaked8521 I want to try aggressive skating next... Aggressive inline looks like it's hard on the knees though... I might be getting to old to beat up my knees lol
Hiiii you're probably not going to see this, but could you help mme telling me the name of the skates? I've been looking for inlines like those and I don't seem to find them anywhere 😭
Hi I'm replying from my second channel. These skates are called Snow White Skates. I purchased mine directly from the manufacturer (www.inlinefigure.com) in Hong Kong. But they have retailers in different locations around the world.
Google snow white skates and you should find the manufacturer and other retailers near you that sell them. I also had boot covers on top of my boots if that is what you are referring to. I purchased those on Amazon or ebay years ago so I don't know if the seller still makes them
Inline Off Center when they are new, yes I have them screwed all the way to the top. But as they wear down I gradually lower them because my toe stop starts to dig too far in when I spin. I'm still am trying to figure out how to figure out the perfect height.
On Inlines? The break would probably get in the way. You will probably need remove your break and learn how to stop on your skates without your break. If you are on quads with the toe stop in front, you should still be able to do this move so long as your toe stop isn't too low
You can spin while moving forwards but you wouldn't do it like this. This technique is more of a centered spin. When I rotate like this while moving... I'm doing something similar to back to back 3 turns on both feet at the same time. It's hard to explain but I use my momentum as I pivot back and forth on both the ball of my feet and the heel. You would have to see it in action to get the full feel of it...
My god you are amazing!!!! How you continue to rotate? After one complete rotation I stop. I do not know if it is due to the arms or shoulder. Any advice? :)
Veronica Cavallini it might be the distance between your skates. You want to try to maintain about shoulder width between your skates as you are spinning. If it's too wide or too narrow you will naturally fall out of the spin because of friction and resistance
You shouldn't focus on anything when spinning that fast. So I will usually make my eyes cross eyed out of habit to prevent focusing or look straight up
09mjeternity no I haven't considered it... Doing things like that becomes really expensive and time consuming... For right now I'm fine with just doing it as a hobby.
Dood you're literally me in the future. I got a pair of skates and tbh I wanna learn everything, slalom, figure, speed... Everything. But I'm starting here because well, when the ice comes I wanna be able to show off a bit
You inspire me to pursue inline figure skating 😭😍 I'm planning to self study too hehehe
Oh my god same
@@leyasharrouf6889 e
those are some beautiful skates❤
Thank you! They are skating boot covers that I bought off of ebay
Yes they are omg lit
yaaasss with those legs tho! make me wanna get my Surya Bonaly on but I'm afraid of breaking an ankle, knee, hip, elbow, etc. lol BUT great tips and great video!
Thank you SO MUCH for this tutorial - I am a ice figure skater who like everyone else, is trying out inlines while the rinks are closed. I can get all my single jumps on inlines, but I haven't been able to even do a single two foot spin, even though I'm skilled on the ice. Thank you!!
I've been rollerskating for 30+ years and always wanted to spin like this! Thank you!
Agreed! Me too. Always the fastest and most calculated on the floor but can't freaking accomplish or figure this out....!
Lol I taught myself to do the two foot spin and now I can do 5 in a row and it is so fun
Brilliant, just had a quick spin in my kitchen while watching this. Thanks for the tips! 👏
I can't find other videos tutorials for inline skating. But I want to watch whatever you can post on that category. Please please please tell me where I can find more, or please make more. This is gold man. Don't let this information slip away. We need you!
I still skate but I don't post skating videos anymore. I know the struggle and I'm sorry
I know u said you're not a pro, but you are a really great instructor. This helped me so much!
Wow!! I’m so impressed with how you cartwheeled and then landed back perfectly on your skates on the introduction! Amazing video Xx
Thank you!
I have to say I'm really impressed I was like whatever, but your amazing, 😇
Omg this is life!! I just got back to skating after many years, and I wanted to learn figure skating on the snow whites and I was.gonna teach myself too. Thanks!
I've seen people do this but I've never figured it out how to do it
Yesterday I started trying thanks to your vid
Can't do it good yet but I feel how it works
Thank you SO much!🙏
O my gosh this is what I want to do. I did skate hokey when I was younger but I had to stop. Now I have started to develop interest in skating again. Especially tricks and stuff. If been looking for a vid like this. Finally 💜
thanks so much! There aren’t many tutorials on inline figure skating out there, this really helps :)
Thank you for this! I'm excited to try it out 😊
I tried quad skating for quarantine and i could never get comfy. im getting my inlines today and stumbled upon your channel!! i love it here🥰
Legit!
I ordered some triskates just now. I can't wait how to learn this move.
that slo-mo. whew very helpful. thank you and sweet skates
great video !! i can’t even brake on my skates or anything yet but i’m excited to practice so i can get here someday :)
So cool that you’re self taught!!
Your moves are velvet smooth! Thanks for the lesson! Been creating skating tutorials, but had no base for this move. Beautiful skates ;)
Thank you so much for this! I will try it as soon as it stops raining ':D
I found two-foot spins relatively easy on ice but absolutely could not manage on my snow whites and always stopped after 1 1/2 rotations :/ I kind of have a feeling that my fear of falling on the concrete is holding me back.. Maybe doing the 1/4 and 1/2 rotations can help with that :)
Personally, I actually also found spotting (like in dance) helpful when I first started doing spins on ice. Of course, as you rotate faster, spotting is not really the best idea, but in the beginning when you're on 1-3 rotations, I think it's helpful :) Also, not looking at the ground in general can help with your alignment. When your watching your feet it's easy to get into a bad habit of bending forward.
Uuh and if anybody has recommendations on the position of the stoppers for spins; please let me know ^^. Would be very much appreciated
ANNi I tend to keep mine fairly high.... I struggle with the stopper position myself as well.... When I figure it all out I'll definitely talk about my experience with it
you KILLED it and I WILL be doing this soon
I saved this video for a whole year while I learned how to skate backwards confidently.. now it’s time to learn this let’s get it !
You can do it!
Just beautiful 😍 you’ve inspired me
I don't even have skates but I think you did a damn good job at explaining this.
omg i LOVE YOU! You inspire me so much and are a DAILY motivator for me to skate!
I just found your channel, thank you for this series! I used to be a figure skater but had to move away from a rink and picked up inline skates. Had NO idea how to transfer jumps and spins onto blades and you're a godsend.
Seth Boeh if you can invest in some snow white inline skates or a decent pair of artistic quad skates and you can implement your figure skating with roller skates
UUUUUU NICEEE SAILOR BLACK MOON🔥🔥💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻 GREAT SKILLSS GREETINGS FROM COSTA RICA SO MUCH TO LEARN FROM YOU 🙌🙌🙌
man, you just made me pull out my k2's. winter season project on deck! baby jesus, please protect my knees and teeth #ashe
Yes thank you!!! So helpful!
Thank you for sharing this!!😭👏🏻💯⛸⛸ I'm having some issues with spinning with my Rollerskates🙈😭⛸⛸ this drill will definitely help 👍🏼
Awesome! I can kind of spin and I've watched a couple videos, but this one made a bunch of things click.
This is such a good video!! It's so hard to find videos on how to do this genre of skating
Omgggg this is what I’ve been looking for! Thank you! ❤️❤️
#LegsAndSkatesGoals
Im a little late to this video, but it helped so so much! Thank you!!
Woah! Thanks for the video mate! This is gonna help out a lot with my spins! I managed to get the toe and heel step down.
You're awesome and those skates are HOTT!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! It helped me a lot! :D
thanks for the very useful tutorial!I try
Hey!
Can you give us an update?
I'm so curious about how it went with your self-taught inline figure skating trajectory.
This video is so dope and I can’t wait to learn this!! ⛸♥️
Holy crap this is insane. I want to get into in-line figure skating but it’s so hard. Doe shaving toe stops make learning these tricks any easier? I have a heel stop but I took it off because it sticks out a lot
Thank you sir, very nice tutorial!
8 secs, couldn't find the subscribe button fast enough!!!!
Yes it was and is certainly helpful
Legs poppin!!
Love from Nigeria,you are good at what you do,keep up the good work.
Thank You!
I have a question;
I'm 14 and I kinda started inline skating a few months ago.
Do you think it's too late for me to learn this kind of stuff (since I didn't do it from a young age) or will I eventually learn it?
Sorry if it's a stupid question!
You can definitely still do it! I started at 17 with no lessons or even a decently paved place to practice. But if you really love it, you will absolutely succeed! Been skating for 3 years now and I can already do quite a few jumps, spins and footwork :)
Keep it up, it's great fun and such a cool sport :)
Don't worry, I'm 28 and still learning stuff. Go for it.
@@alverofelipe me too im 28. Just now learning this and skiing. Never stop learning
Thank you. Do you recommend doing this move while rolling slowly, or is it better to start from a standstill?
I recommend doing it the way that I demonstrated. Spins are usually done centered if you do them traveling it requires even greater awareness and control
Amazing!!!!
Your are Amazing... 🙌🏽
So cool!
Simply amazing
Thank you for this. I've never done a spin before and have been practicing all evening, but so far I can only do the quarter rotation. I guess it will be a while before I can do half and full rotations. My foot that I lift the heel with is sore. 😅
Also I was kinda leaning forward instead of staying straight.
Sounds like you need to get used to being on your heel and toe at the same time... If you don't have a toe stop, try doing a forward glide while being on your heel and toe all that you can get accustomed to being upright in that position
@@AfrikanHairGod I will try that. Thanks!
You're all around talented God bless💝
Keep skating brothah, lol at the shorts tho. #blade4life
Haha my shorts is 🔥 bruh 😂
i WISH you did roller skates (the 4 wheel kind) too..i just need to learn lol
It's exactly the same on quads
Am buying skates and try it, thank you
Thank you for sharing this beautiful and inspiring video. I would like to ask, do you have any suggestions regarding at what age is a beginner probably too unsafe (due to injury risk, recovery time and being able to safely handle repeated falls on concrete without any serious injuries or bruising)? I invite any educated or experienced skaters to please help me with this one.... I am 35 years old. Love online skating as a preteen but basic stuff. I’m very interested and taking up in-line skating again however, I have noticed that my old knees and joints are much less forgiving even though I wear protective gear. Is 35 too old to safely learn tricks and sustain falls without doing permanent injuries? I am an avid sports and fitness enthusiast but, Covid has made it a bit hard to maintain a routine that’s not boring for working out… I wanted to try to add learning to rollerblade better and do some online skating tricks however, I do not want to injure my knees any further permanently more than I already have. Does any persons with personal or experiential knowledge about sports fitness and injuries have any input? I’d love to hear those who have any opinions or input on this question. Or anyone with advice? I’m a young and fit 35...however, I’d like keep it that way. I also already have knees that are pretty shot from running . Is taking up roller blading again not a good idea? Or is there any ways that can reduce likelihood of injury risk? I’d love input. Thanks!
Have u done the same spins on ice and if so how do you find inline artistic vs doing the same thing on ice skating blades?
I've actually never done ice skating so I have nothing to compare it to
Awesome
Amazing tutorial! Do you by any chance have a tutorial or name of the spin you did at 0:20-0:25? I desperately need to learn how to do it.
Hey I don't have a tutorial... Just yet. But I believe it's closely to an "attitude spin". it's similar to the popular layback spin but if you are like me it doesn't require the incredible back flexibility that it takes to do a layback.
@@AfrikanHairGod thank you so so much for responding! I truly appreciate it! Love your roller skate videos. Happy New Year! 🎉
Yes tutorial!!! Please
Amazing
Damn i love it. 😍
THANK YOU I LOVEE YOUUU
I just realized the brake in my right skate is getting in my way but I don’t wanna take it off 😭
My issue is stopping without busting my butt! Can u do a video on best ways to stop?
You skate in quads?
AfrikanHairGod No I have inline, just recently started using them
You can exit the spin on a back outside edge like in figure skating, that takes away the abrupt braking moment and you can gracefully end your spin :) There are a bunge of tutorials out there that show you how it's done in figure skating in case you're not familiar already :) All the best!
Wow youre amazing love
Thank you!
@@AfrikanHairGod you are very very welcome I admire your ability to skate like a true skate God you are I can now down to this it's very tasteful well explain and your skates are breath taking I might add. I'm watching videos to teach myself because I'm a lone skater but my skates are agressive inline skates I don't know how to grind I do some basic skate moves and grooves but I want to be better I love skating
@@kaked8521 I want to try aggressive skating next... Aggressive inline looks like it's hard on the knees though... I might be getting to old to beat up my knees lol
Omg amazing
finallyyyyy
Nice intro music :D
Thx
Hiiii you're probably not going to see this, but could you help mme telling me the name of the skates? I've been looking for inlines like those and I don't seem to find them anywhere 😭
Hi I'm replying from my second channel. These skates are called Snow White Skates. I purchased mine directly from the manufacturer (www.inlinefigure.com) in Hong Kong. But they have retailers in different locations around the world.
@@BlackGaymerGod Thank you so much for answering!!! I found your channel just yesterday and I've been so inspired by it 💖
@@luzelenaav Aww you are welcome and thank you so much!
Where can I buy these skates?
Google snow white skates and you should find the manufacturer and other retailers near you that sell them. I also had boot covers on top of my boots if that is what you are referring to. I purchased those on Amazon or ebay years ago so I don't know if the seller still makes them
Do you usually have the toe pics rolled all the way up?
Inline Off Center when they are new, yes I have them screwed all the way to the top. But as they wear down I gradually lower them because my toe stop starts to dig too far in when I spin. I'm still am trying to figure out how to figure out the perfect height.
Would you have to remove the break for this trick?
On Inlines? The break would probably get in the way. You will probably need remove your break and learn how to stop on your skates without your break. If you are on quads with the toe stop in front, you should still be able to do this move so long as your toe stop isn't too low
Nice skates
Thank You!
can this be done whilst moving forwards ???
You can spin while moving forwards but you wouldn't do it like this. This technique is more of a centered spin. When I rotate like this while moving... I'm doing something similar to back to back 3 turns on both feet at the same time. It's hard to explain but I use my momentum as I pivot back and forth on both the ball of my feet and the heel. You would have to see it in action to get the full feel of it...
I'm from Atlanta. when can we skate together?
My god you are amazing!!!! How you continue to rotate? After one complete rotation I stop. I do not know if it is due to the arms or shoulder. Any advice? :)
Veronica Cavallini it might be the distance between your skates. You want to try to maintain about shoulder width between your skates as you are spinning. If it's too wide or too narrow you will naturally fall out of the spin because of friction and resistance
im a self taught cross dresser too
I wouldn't know anything about that but great for you!
aw dang i spin to the right, still helpful though
Ameerah Shaver you can do it!
A Shaver Me too...are u a lefty?
Dear lord how many pairs of skates have u got? I’m barely trying to afford used ones loool
I have one pair of skates I just skate with boot covers
Where do you focus your eyes when spinning?
You shouldn't focus on anything when spinning that fast. So I will usually make my eyes cross eyed out of habit to prevent focusing or look straight up
@@AfrikanHairGod thank you!
Have you ever thought about joining a pro or semi-pro team?
09mjeternity no I haven't considered it... Doing things like that becomes really expensive and time consuming... For right now I'm fine with just doing it as a hobby.
Can I ask if u ever did ice skating
No I haven't.
@@AfrikanHairGod ahh wow that’s really inspiring.
Aww thank you
I love this vid it teaches me how to tern now I know thanks😁😇
That boy good *say it three x and see what you get*
Lmao im wondering where all the views are then i realize you just posted this
LOL!
:)
Dood you're literally me in the future.
I got a pair of skates and tbh I wanna learn everything, slalom, figure, speed...
Everything.
But I'm starting here because well, when the ice comes I wanna be able to show off a bit
I feel like you’d be a cool friend
booty
So cool!