I tried rollerblading for the first time this summer. Tried to stop like I do on ice. Hit the ground so hard T___T. Fortunately, I had pads and a helmet.
Ha, I've been on the ice all winter and mastered my ice hockey stop. Tried it again today on my inlines today. Not a chance, completely different technique, don''t even go there. Your face can thank me later 🤣
Caleb Erickson - That’s why I am here ! It’s for my 13 year old son . He plays AA hockey - I got him hockey rollerblades & he’s not able to stop . ( haha) . Oh he’s been playing hockey from 4 years old . He told me mum it’s easier to stop on ice . Wish him luck:)
Same dude, been playing for 12 years and I just got Bauer RS inline skates for summer, first time ever using rollers. I was cocky and ate shit when I tried to stop lmao
@@Pindyyy - sorry 😢 to hear that Brock ! The funny thing is that my 13 year old son had NOT fallen down ( knock ✊ on wood ) He had rollerblades when he was younger - with the break .... but these got no brake .... it’s an awesome adventure. Will keep you posted ( hehe) Good luck 🤞
So true being able to do a hockey stop on roller blades is a big advantage over people who can't. You could be going full speed and put on the brakes and watch your pursuer sail past you unable to stop, it is funny. The way you taught to stop is the same exact way I learned on my own. Great video.
Awesome video dude! I hated skating on the indoor courts. My first indoor league I was rolling on Asphalt wheels.. needless to say I went flying into the boards every time I tried to stop
i grew up on inline skates from around 1992 when they started to get popular and played roller hockey starting around that time, got into aggressive inline skating around 1996 and continued playing roller hockey until the early 2000s. switched to ice around 07 and havent played inline since. now im here trying to learn how to stop again. its more fear than anyhting else. the grip is not somehting im used to anymore and i have this fear that im gonna roll an ankle or something. especially because i am used to tying my skates a with the top loose on ice, but this feels weird for inline.
@@vertrosity1306 you clearly never played roller, it matters a lot on the surface and wheels you have. Stopping on concrete is a lot harder then plastic tiles
Thanks for this video! I somehow learned how to hockey stop in like 3 hours after watching this, I already see that I have a huge advantage over my friends who can't do it yet :))
@@benkenobs maybe try getting harder wheels, that will allow more slide more similar to ice. I played ice hockey prior to making the switch to inline and harder wheels helped me.
It's backwards on blades from ice skating. Hockey stop on ice is done on the front of the blade, Hockey stop on blades is done on the heel and back of the wheels. Bend your knees make sure they are over your toes and you'll be good
I had the opposite problem. Moved from roller hockey to ice. Tried to hockey stop on ice like I always did in roller. Completely different. Not I don’t remember hockey to hockey stop on roller.
You just got to angle your foot a little more vertical so only the wheels are touching and not your skates. It will grip more and you can stop a lot faster to
See, if you push your heal down on ice skates you be on your ass. Lol. Hockey stop on ice skates is more with front of foot. So this is kind of backwards from ice?
It does add some more wear and terror to your wheels but they are designed to be stopped on like this. Its more important to make sure you get the correct hardness to your weight. Besides if your playing hockey you need to learn to stop. Its extremely important
does it matter what wheel stance you use? i have all 80mm wheels, ive heard some roller hockey has front and back 74mm wheels and middle 80mm does that matter?
It’s supposed to help because 76,76,80,80 your leaning forward a bit. But it’s not a huge difference and you probably won’t notice. Just make sure what ever wheel size you have on there is correct to the chassis. If not that could mess up your skating because the wheels aren’t level
@@HockeyAdventures ahhhhh ok, ill have to find out what chassis i have. im currently just using a normal pair of roller blades from dicks sporting goods, but thank you so much for getting back
Yeah that will do it. The sound is the wheel gripping to the surface witch slows you down. If it make no noise then you most likely have a wheel that’s to hard
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Also, if you are used to playing on ice, DO NOT try to stop the same way you would on ice. The force is on you heel for roller, not you ball/toes.
So true found that out the hard way years ago haha
I tried rollerblading for the first time this summer. Tried to stop like I do on ice. Hit the ground so hard T___T. Fortunately, I had pads and a helmet.
Yeah I'm sure we all have done that switching from one to another. You will get use to it
Thanks for the heads up.
Ha, I've been on the ice all winter and mastered my ice hockey stop. Tried it again today on my inlines today. Not a chance, completely different technique, don''t even go there. Your face can thank me later 🤣
Me as a ice hockey player of 15 years having to watch a video on how to stop
👁️👄👁️
Lol welcome to the roller world
Caleb Erickson - That’s why I am here ! It’s for my 13 year old son . He plays AA hockey - I got him hockey rollerblades & he’s not able to stop . ( haha) . Oh he’s been playing hockey from 4 years old . He told me mum it’s easier to stop on ice . Wish him luck:)
Same dude, been playing for 12 years and I just got Bauer RS inline skates for summer, first time ever using rollers. I was cocky and ate shit when I tried to stop lmao
@@Pindyyy - sorry 😢 to hear that Brock ! The funny thing is that my 13 year old son had NOT fallen down ( knock ✊ on wood ) He had rollerblades when he was younger - with the break .... but these got no brake .... it’s an awesome adventure. Will keep you posted ( hehe)
Good luck 🤞
@@Pindyyy don't worry, I'm an inline guy for life and I always slam into the boards once when I get out on ice. 🙃
So true being able to do a hockey stop on roller blades is a big advantage over people who can't. You could be going full speed and put on the brakes and watch your pursuer sail past you unable to stop, it is funny. The way you taught to stop is the same exact way I learned on my own. Great video.
Awesome video dude! I hated skating on the indoor courts. My first indoor league I was rolling on Asphalt wheels.. needless to say I went flying into the boards every time I tried to stop
Having the correct wheels makes all the difference in the world
Excellent help.
Worked as a coach and safety marshal at roller discos used this stop so many times across my 20 years of inlining
i grew up on inline skates from around 1992 when they started to get popular and played roller hockey starting around that time, got into aggressive inline skating around 1996 and continued playing roller hockey until the early 2000s. switched to ice around 07 and havent played inline since. now im here trying to learn how to stop again. its more fear than anyhting else. the grip is not somehting im used to anymore and i have this fear that im gonna roll an ankle or something. especially because i am used to tying my skates a with the top loose on ice, but this feels weird for inline.
All depends on surface and durometer of wheels to do this
No it doesn't just practice
@@vertrosity1306 you clearly never played roller, it matters a lot on the surface and wheels you have. Stopping on concrete is a lot harder then plastic tiles
@@scottgeoffrion158 I play roller hockey but on concrete u can do it but u need concrete wheels so it don't fuck up ur wheels
@@scottgeoffrion158 but I've been playing for about 2 years so it kinda comes naturally
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Thanks for this video! I somehow learned how to hockey stop in like 3 hours after watching this, I already see that I have a huge advantage over my friends who can't do it yet :))
Hell yeah dude!!
the problem for me is that i can skate both backward and forward very fluently. stopping is easier on ice.
On ice it is way easier I just got roller blades and when I try to stop I just spin out
@@benkenobs maybe try getting harder wheels, that will allow more slide more similar to ice. I played ice hockey prior to making the switch to inline and harder wheels helped me.
@@benkenobs if you're playing on sport court like in the video try 78a if you're on concrete or asphalt try 80a-82a
It's backwards on blades from ice skating. Hockey stop on ice is done on the front of the blade, Hockey stop on blades is done on the heel and back of the wheels. Bend your knees make sure they are over your toes and you'll be good
Great Vidd
which wheel hardness is better to make a power stop in plastic interior?
I had the opposite problem. Moved from roller hockey to ice. Tried to hockey stop on ice like I always did in roller. Completely different. Not I don’t remember hockey to hockey stop on roller.
I remember doing this.......on asphalt. No one else could do it.
Its still sketch to stop on asphalt. You got me on that one
The parallel is tough on asphalt, really have to trust your wheels and know the piece of asphalt you're on.
@@ATSaale The one way to ensure that it always works is get low, real low.
So it is like power slide
Playing on concrete court.I hate it
I really need help I’m getting too low on my hockey stop and now the plastic on my skate is coming off eventually there will probably be a whole
You just got to angle your foot a little more vertical so only the wheels are touching and not your skates. It will grip more and you can stop a lot faster to
See, if you push your heal down on ice skates you be on your ass. Lol. Hockey stop on ice skates is more with front of foot. So this is kind of backwards from ice?
That dead on the truth
Will this destroy my wheels
It does add some more wear and terror to your wheels but they are designed to be stopped on like this. Its more important to make sure you get the correct hardness to your weight. Besides if your playing hockey you need to learn to stop. Its extremely important
@@HockeyAdventures thank you!
Can you make a video on how to repair your skates on the sidewalls when they are worn down?
Sadly I do not know how to do that but I’m starting to work with a guy that does equipment repair and going to do some videos along those lines
What kind of wheels do u use?
10 years it took me to learn that I can't do this on concrete 🤦🏻♂️
Better late then never
@@HockeyAdventures Indeed it is, my friend. Indeed it is.
Was hardness of wheels do you use
does it matter what wheel stance you use? i have all 80mm wheels, ive heard some roller hockey has front and back 74mm wheels and middle 80mm does that matter?
It’s supposed to help because 76,76,80,80 your leaning forward a bit. But it’s not a huge difference and you probably won’t notice. Just make sure what ever wheel size you have on there is correct to the chassis. If not that could mess up your skating because the wheels aren’t level
@@HockeyAdventures ahhhhh ok, ill have to find out what chassis i have. im currently just using a normal pair of roller blades from dicks sporting goods, but thank you so much for getting back
2 years of me skating hockey I only just realise my skate wheels aren’t making any sound is because my wheels Are street wheels
Yeah that will do it. The sound is the wheel gripping to the surface witch slows you down. If it make no noise then you most likely have a wheel that’s to hard
Oh my god I love you guys
I know those rink rat wheels when I see em
That’s not a hockey stop that’s called a power stop
You are mixing a power stop and a hockey stop
what’s the difference
What wheels do you have here? I can't get my wheels to make the sound.
The friction on the wheels may not be enough to make the sound
So you might need to put more pressure down? And slide but not to much where there is not enough friction where you fall. If that makes sense.
looks like he's wearing the stock rolls for the skates (I've got the same ones) and they are 74A
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Just get out there and fuckn giver!!
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