Inline Skater's Surprise
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- How to get better at inline skating comes down to practice. I (Bill Stoppard) touch on Turning Drills. Backward Skating and One Footed Control. I also learned something very significant about my own skating, after over 25 years of ignorance!
Narrated with Bill Stoppard and LeadFoot Stacey.
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Remember the best inline skater will 'pad it out' when in doubt.
I just got my first pair of inline skates! My ankles are dead and all I can do is move slow but I'm excited to get better. I have a newfound respect for you skating abilities
first pair of inline skates is like a first sex: you don't feel yourself comfortable, you a a little bit ashamed of what you are doing and sometimes it can even end up with blood. And yep, never forget about the protection!
@@NikZvi Haha. Funny analogy
Stacey, aside from having a nice voice, is a great question-asker. I like having a non-skater perspective in the mix. While we skaters are looking at bearings and technical minutae it's sometimes nice to go back to basics and see things from beginners eyes. She would be a great partner to take along these otherwise solo productions IMO!
Respect to Stacey.
"I don't wanna talk about New York" hahahahaha...
Real nice vibe to the video, good to watch. Kudos to Stacey
"I don't wanna talk about New York"
Looking good! Smooth skating, sweaty man, funny talks with good questions from leadfoot stacy.
I just bought metroblade 3wd today and they are amazing!but I miss my 80mm, these 110mm wheels are awesome over rocks and bumpy gravel
"I'm getting my pucks..." LOL: Is every person in Canada required to carry around a bag of hockey pucks?
You never know when a hockey game could break out!
Thanks, Mr. Stoppard! I hope you realize that I left you the privilege of making that joke (as a Canadian). I am but a lowly Yank (who still cannot power-stop despite your superb tutorials).
@@ttcherrick For me, the power stop/slide didn't click until I figured out how to do it from fakie first. Get a little speed, transition to backwards, get low, arms in front for balance, and swing that sliding leg back behind the support leg's heel.
Now if only I could get the support leg into a magic slide...
Thanks, +bromct, but unfortunately to me "fakie" translates to "backwards" and that's what I'm working on right now - with mixed results. I'll give your method a go when I'm more comfortable with "fakie". Funny how fakie on a snowboard or a skateboard is no problem, but on skates I'm petrified!
all you have to do to master powerslide is to repeat-repeat and repeat . 80-100 reps a day, and in a week you will be making it. I think even faster. It's actually very natural and simple move. start from "lazy" variation and just make it sharper (i've got complete breakdown of all powerslide types on my channel if you are interested)
Ooooh...is THAT why I do better on my left leg with one-legged maneuvers even though I'm right-side dominant? Good to know. Great video! And great to have Lead Foot Stacey back! :)
Leadfoot stacy returns!
Super cool to learn how to turn. I still turn using a (v) turn using the left leg to go to the right and so on I haven't learnt how to naturally turn. Using the correct leg to go on any direction. Left to left right to right. I need to practice more...
These skates look really amazing
Lmao he was like oh that crappy new York...almost killed me....I don't wanna talk about it...
Oohh Stacy... Those moves look like coming from an "in love" Bill showing off!!! ;-P
Next question is: when will we see Stacy getting inline skating lessons from Bill Stoppard?
Bill, I've watched your videos for many years, always enjoying them. But the last couple videos with stacy involved have definitely made it better. I look forward to the first leadfoot stacy flow with braking bill stoppard along for the ride
I looove Stacey's voice. And the questions she makes. I also enjoyed 1:37 and 2:50 :D
Lead foot Stacy best girl
excellent!
Dood, you've inspired me to start up inline skating and today after loads of practicing during the summer I went out riding. I skated to class and around campus. Skated back to my dorm and I surprised myself with how well I did.
I was able to control my speed, slow down and speed up when I wanted, and I was quite agile even amongst the crowds of walking students and staff.
It wasn't until I got into the cafe that security made me take off my skates.
Any advice for going down hills though, I pretty much just walked in the grass for this big hill that I was just too nervous to go down.
Enjoy your videos! Although I am more of a trail skater ( and my neighborhood) I enjoy watching you "brave" the hazards of city skating!! So Stacey feels "wanted"..I'll leave her a comment as well-she has a very nice "radio" voice..could be a DJ..:)
mmmm .. me like surprises!
Just cool! Просто супер!
She has the most beautiful velvety voice.
Awesome video
Bill your style of backward skating looks different or unique. Im a beginner and trying to work on my backward stride but i find it difficult to do the lemon drop style push. Is there something you do differently that may help. Love your channel, addicted to your commentary videos :)
2:50 look at those moves!
Who is this mysterious woman?Heard her once before on this channel,but still have no idea who she is.
It's his girlfriend.
Got the notification right before I was gonna take a shower... RIP shower.
Watch before...not instead of!!!
@@BillStoppard Don't worry I still took a shower lmao
Very nice
Can we watch a new video of Stacey filming Bill skating with all his might to keep up with the chase cam behind her car 🎥 and then she suddenly floors it, leaving him coughing in her smog and getting wicked tiny in the “rear view”. Thanks. #LeadfootStacey #Reminiscences
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Avocado is good though. Not on the knee lol
Te haces viejo.
Todos lo hacemos
"what is the purpose of this activity?"
I hear that a lot... Ha.