Thank you for your very calm tutorial, it is so easy to follow your steps because you are really good at explaining. Many other tutorials are all over the place but yours are really to the point, thank you so much 💕
I've hacked out some unorthodoxed entry one foot spins over the years, but always just guessing on body position. Thanks for the detail. I'll try this out since it's....... FRIDAY NIGHT!....... SKATE NIGHT! WOOO... HOOO...
Getting my first pair of skates this week. Are Pergo floors durable enough for indoor wheels? If so, are hybrid wheels hard enough to not leave marks on the floor? Is there a minimum number that’s hard enough to not leave marks? I love your videos, I haven’t skated since I was a teenager, so 30+ years later, I’m grateful for all the instructional videos on YT. 🤗
I’m so glad you’re skating again and thanks for connecting! I think hybrid wheels are ok. It’s mainly the toe stops you have to worry about, they will leave marks. Also just depending what you are doing. I think you may have to just try it out in a conspicuous corner 😆
Thank you for adding the right spin, it's hard to find any tutorial on it. I've been spinning 2 foot to the right for 40+ years and want to learn the one-foot spin BUT...to the right.
Hey Caramelo! Like speed skate style? (Derby - low cut?) yes definitely. The heel puts more weight to the front of the skate to impact art skating skills and maneuvers. But a no heel skate can also do many skills just as well, you just need to make sure you are getting the weight to the front for things like one foot turns, one foot spins. Your plate, cushions and wheels will also make a difference in things like spins.
Sounds like I should get some harder wheels then! Does anyone know if hybrid wheels would work with spins outdoors? Eg an 85A or 92A? My current ones are 78A. I don't want to get tooo hard wheels if possible because I street skate as well.
You could do 92 or 95 as a hybrid. The harder the easier to spin. It's going to be tough with softer wheels. I just keep a set on a shoestring with an elephant wrench for quick changes. So many you can have a set 98 to 101 and your OD set for whatever terrain. Depends on all the terrain you skate...
Hey there. I think I am being taught the incorrect way to do a one foot spin From an artistic certified coach. I'm very confused. If I am spinning to my left, he's telling me to out pressure on my right big toe and pick up my left foot. Is that correct?
If spinning to left 💯 % left big toe for left foot one foot spin and of turning left on right foot, inner right heel (same as two foot spin but on one foot) What certification / experience does the coach have? Maybe they got confused on direction or spin?
Hi Shilvio! Haha great question. I choreograph skating routines for a living in many disciplines such as freeskating, freedance, creative solo, and quartet (4 skaters). As coaches/choreographers I think we are all attempting to make required footwork and standard skating skills unique to stand out from the competition. Putting them all together to a theme with costuming and music is my forte. I hope to share more of that creative outlet soon- in fact that's already set for release! Stay tuned for choreography videos in the next week or two!
@@appelusa When I say _unique movements_ I mean movements that would end up getting names. e.g. crazy legs, grapevine Have you been able to come up with anything unique?
I always feel like no matter what wheels I use, they always grab the floor... So, I'm investigating doing this with some fiber wheels... I'm used to ice skating, and I'm just used to that easier slide...
@@appelusa I've started figure skating at 42 after 25 years not skating at all, however, I used to inline skate for a couple of years in my 20s:) I actually managed single jumps and what have you, but spins....mission impossible! But I won't stop before I get there:))
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Thank you for your very calm tutorial, it is so easy to follow your steps because you are really good at explaining. Many other tutorials are all over the place but yours are really to the point, thank you so much 💕
That is soooo appreciated thank you very much for this feedback. Happy skating!
thank you, gonna practice this tomorrow :)
Thank you for this! I just found your YT via your IG. I want to start learning artistic/jam skating so I am really excited.
Awesome ! Great to have you ! I will
Def be uploading more advanced / dance style moves soon 🙏🏻
I've hacked out some unorthodoxed entry one foot spins over the years, but always just guessing on body position. Thanks for the detail. I'll try this out since it's....... FRIDAY NIGHT!....... SKATE NIGHT! WOOO... HOOO...
Get it !! 😁
Thank you so much, this helps a lot! I finally understand how to do these turns :)
👏🏻 awesome ☺️
Thank you so much for this! This is the most helpful tutorial for beginners!!
😁👍🏻🙌🏼👏
You are really magnificent teacher 😍😊💐
Thanks so much!
Thank you!!
Very interesting and always nice to watch these videos !
:) Mahalo!!!
Yes I managed some spins today based on your videos tutorial !!
That's awesome! :)
Thank you! Tried that today :)
This was super helpful and also you're so adorable 😊
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Getting my first pair of skates this week. Are Pergo floors durable enough for indoor wheels? If so, are hybrid wheels hard enough to not leave marks on the floor? Is there a minimum number that’s hard enough to not leave marks? I love your videos, I haven’t skated since I was a teenager, so 30+ years later, I’m grateful for all the instructional videos on YT. 🤗
I’m so glad you’re skating again and thanks for connecting! I think hybrid wheels are ok. It’s mainly the toe stops you have to worry about, they will leave marks. Also just depending what you are doing. I think you may have to just try it out in a conspicuous corner 😆
Perfect!
Thank you for adding the right spin, it's hard to find any tutorial on it. I've been spinning 2 foot to the right for 40+ years and want to learn the one-foot spin BUT...to the right.
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Can you do the same things that you do with skates with heels, using skates without heels? Xoxo from Argentina ❣️
Hey Caramelo! Like speed skate style? (Derby - low cut?) yes definitely. The heel puts more weight to the front of the skate to impact art skating skills and maneuvers. But a no heel skate can also do many skills just as well, you just need to make sure you are getting the weight to the front for things like one foot turns, one foot spins. Your plate, cushions and wheels will also make a difference in things like spins.
@@appelusa thank you so so much🥰🥰🥰
Sounds like I should get some harder wheels then! Does anyone know if hybrid wheels would work with spins outdoors? Eg an 85A or 92A? My current ones are 78A. I don't want to get tooo hard wheels if possible because I street skate as well.
You could do 92 or 95 as a hybrid. The harder the easier to spin. It's going to be tough with softer wheels. I just keep a set on a shoestring with an elephant wrench for quick changes. So many you can have a set 98 to 101 and your OD set for whatever terrain. Depends on all the terrain you skate...
could you do a video on outer back uprights!
I just recorded one! It’s on my queue, I’ll try to get it up within the week
@@appelusa awesome! thank youuu
Hey there. I think I am being taught the incorrect way to do a one foot spin From an artistic certified coach. I'm very confused. If I am spinning to my left, he's telling me to out pressure on my right big toe and pick up my left foot. Is that correct?
If spinning to left 💯 % left big toe for left foot one foot spin and of turning left on right foot, inner right heel (same as two foot spin but on one foot)
What certification / experience does the coach have? Maybe they got confused on direction or spin?
Have you come up with any unique movements?
Hi Shilvio! Haha great question. I choreograph skating routines for a living in many disciplines such as freeskating, freedance, creative solo, and quartet (4 skaters). As coaches/choreographers I think we are all attempting to make required footwork and standard skating skills unique to stand out from the competition. Putting them all together to a theme with costuming and music is my forte. I hope to share more of that creative outlet soon- in fact that's already set for release! Stay tuned for choreography videos in the next week or two!
@@appelusa When I say _unique movements_ I mean movements that would end up getting names. e.g. crazy legs, grapevine
Have you been able to come up with anything unique?
@@DLinton I haven't tried to name my own move! Rhythm skaters are likely more apt to do such a thing
I always feel like no matter what wheels I use, they always grab the floor... So, I'm investigating doing this with some fiber wheels... I'm used to ice skating, and I'm just used to that easier slide...
Def a different feel than ice. Experiment for sure. So many options! Also where you keep your weight on your foot matters.
looks more simple than it is:)
This is true!
@@appelusa I've started figure skating at 42 after 25 years not skating at all, however, I used to inline skate for a couple of years in my 20s:) I actually managed single jumps and what have you, but spins....mission impossible! But I won't stop before I get there:))
Oh that’s so great! Cheers to you, form my experience skaters are either better at spins or jumps. I was a spinner 🤟🏼