This is the most helpful tutorial on starting Freeline skating I ever saw. This statement doesn't seem to be much a praise, but let me tell you, I've been trying to learn this for almost half a year now, and I've watched every. single. tutorial I could possibly. found. on youtube related to Freeline skating but still haven't got the idea how people pump, because all other tutorial basically only shows you how they pump, but didn't quite explain other than "try it and you'll get it". Yet, I've been practicing for almost half a year now but still haven't got it, until today, when I tried to find and watch every tutorial I could possibly found on youtube yet again, I happened to see this. These easy break down steps make me feel like I can learn it in no time, as previously I really don't know what to practice. Kudos George, totally agree that your videos deserves way more views -- yours' much better than those 20 more views than yours.
I ended up skating about 40m today on a slight decline after the first hour, but I have no idea how to start pumping. I'm gonna start your drills early tomorrow and sweat my ass off! Thank you so much for this tutorial. It's so much more in-depth than JMK's dozens of tutorials. Yours is definitely quality over quantity haha
I like this method of teaching, I think it was more effective than the weeks spent with the normal JJK method. Where the JJK method focus on balance by using declines and outward force to start you off in a neutral inline position, this method forces you to internalize the foreign motion that freeskating requires of moving between two split positions by rotating your feet. I think this is a really effective way to teach for someone who has previous skating experience, doing the traditional JJK method made it hard for me to break my understanding of leaning to turn that I have from skateboarding and roller skating and no matter how much I told myself to do a different motion it wouldn’t work but this way really helped force myself into that different range of motion needed to free skate, thanks!
This is such a good tutorial - I love how you break it down into fundamental skills, each building on the other. It makes it very clear when is making progress. This helped me so much!
This is a really good video for anybody starting with Freeskating or riding switch. Your videos deserves way more views 😁 I'm learning switch today and this really helps
Thanks for posting. This is a great tutorial. I haven't figured out how to freeskate yet and I get the sense that this gives me a pathway to build my skills ahead of when this process clicks for me. This video doesn't have the flash that all the other videos on freeskating have but I think it's really valuable stuff.
Wow this tutorial is absolutely incredible, it's the first to break down the method this way! I just placed an order for my first skates, will update on how this tutorial helped!
Took me much longer to get it! Don't give up, try something subtly different every day so even if you don't get it that day, you're making progress because you're seeing how various changes affect the outcome.
This is the most helpful tutorial on starting Freeline skating I ever saw. This statement doesn't seem to be much a praise, but let me tell you, I've been trying to learn this for almost half a year now, and I've watched every. single. tutorial I could possibly. found. on youtube related to Freeline skating but still haven't got the idea how people pump, because all other tutorial basically only shows you how they pump, but didn't quite explain other than "try it and you'll get it". Yet, I've been practicing for almost half a year now but still haven't got it, until today, when I tried to find and watch every tutorial I could possibly found on youtube yet again, I happened to see this. These easy break down steps make me feel like I can learn it in no time, as previously I really don't know what to practice. Kudos George, totally agree that your videos deserves way more views -- yours' much better than those 20 more views than yours.
I ended up skating about 40m today on a slight decline after the first hour, but I have no idea how to start pumping. I'm gonna start your drills early tomorrow and sweat my ass off! Thank you so much for this tutorial. It's so much more in-depth than JMK's dozens of tutorials. Yours is definitely quality over quantity haha
I like this method of teaching, I think it was more effective than the weeks spent with the normal JJK method. Where the JJK method focus on balance by using declines and outward force to start you off in a neutral inline position, this method forces you to internalize the foreign motion that freeskating requires of moving between two split positions by rotating your feet. I think this is a really effective way to teach for someone who has previous skating experience, doing the traditional JJK method made it hard for me to break my understanding of leaning to turn that I have from skateboarding and roller skating and no matter how much I told myself to do a different motion it wouldn’t work but this way really helped force myself into that different range of motion needed to free skate, thanks!
This is such a good tutorial - I love how you break it down into fundamental skills, each building on the other. It makes it very clear when is making progress. This helped me so much!
Fantastic tutorial. Such a great breakdown of the actual motion. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This is a really good video for anybody starting with Freeskating or riding switch. Your videos deserves way more views 😁 I'm learning switch today and this really helps
Thanks for posting. This is a great tutorial. I haven't figured out how to freeskate yet and I get the sense that this gives me a pathway to build my skills ahead of when this process clicks for me. This video doesn't have the flash that all the other videos on freeskating have but I think it's really valuable stuff.
Clever process and break down! Best step by step tutorial on pumping! I will use your steps to try and learn switch!
Thank you so much for this, you've given me a path to get over the hump I'm at right now in my progress 🙏
awesome, keep crushing it!
I’m about 3-4hrs in. I’m close I can feel it. Nice breakdown on getting low and the ankles. Gonna give it a good run tomorrow
Wow this tutorial is absolutely incredible, it's the first to break down the method this way! I just placed an order for my first skates, will update on how this tutorial helped!
exciting!! lemme know how it goes
This is a great video! Thanks for the valuable information!
Simple and easy to understand.. good job
Great tutorial
I normally recommend a wall and practice toe in toe out but this is pretty good.
Great tutorial.
Thank you Master.
gonna use this technique thanks
Thank you sooooo much!!!
you're welcome!
Good on ya man from down under hot jmks man wow fast set
suuuuuper helpful. would be worth putting some effort into making a version of this with better audio quality
Thankq brother I am nu Ride ❤️🙏
Thanks man, best tutorial!
Very helpful. Thank you! :)
Having that stick makes you look more like a teacher
Thanks! I like your method!
I see on ur channel banner the wheels on those skates look thin, super cool! How do they feel?
@@GeorgeAustria I like them! They are easier to turn than the square wheels! These ones have a harder durometer too so I get a little sliding action!
I know it's quite off topic but do anyone know a good site to watch new movies online?
@Alden Aldo i use Flixzone. Just google for it :)
@Ayaan Alberto definitely, I've been using flixzone for months myself :D
I've spent probably 7 hours in the last 2.5 days trying to learn this. Feels like I'll never get it
Took me much longer to get it! Don't give up, try something subtly different every day so even if you don't get it that day, you're making progress because you're seeing how various changes affect the outcome.
can I holding a scissors instead of stick :-)
for legal reasons i will not answer that
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I almost got them that one time
Wtf is with the stick ?
It's optional.
It's a pointer