✌😉👉 Book now your personal skate course, skate event or watch out for skates, accessories and other stuff at my web store: www.skamidan.com/skateshop/ www.skamidan.com/skating-school/?lang=en 👉 How to stop on inline skates - Tutorials: th-cam.com/play/PLq5U4-rD1f_XNo13CzIl6NaUKgs3a8HKF.html 👉 Inline Skating - Basic Tutorials: th-cam.com/play/PLq5U4-rD1f_Wt0IykgR-nPWDT-8x2cODK.html 👉 Inline Skating - Advanced I Tutorials: th-cam.com/play/PLq5U4-rD1f_XKNcbthS15fr4GalOfqLZa.html 👉 If you're not only interested in tutorials, also check out my main channel and watch other skate videos about pros, amateurs, me and others: th-cam.com/users/skamidan 👉 If you're interested in tutorials with an English soundtrack, just check out my English sub channel: th-cam.com/users/skamidanen
Yesterday I bought the rollerblades and pads, and managed one lap around the driveway. It felt scary, I almost fell backwards. So I watched your tutorial, then I tried again today. Huge improvement, I made 10 laps, and felt much more confident. Thanks for teaching me! BTW, I'm 64, so it's never too late to learn!
Thank u very much sir, today is my first day of using a line skate shoes no tutor only u tube, I'm already 54yld..u encourage me a lot.. Filipino here in Qatar..
just bought my first pair of blades and they arrived from Denmark today! Using your video tutorials I was able to start skating, starting with the step-by-step technique. Thank you so much, your camera guy does a great job capturing the movements from different angles.
Hi Daniel. Your videos from 5 years ago are still helping people like me! I was an avid skater back in '95 but I have not skated in 20 years. At age 51 I am starting again. And I haven't euthanized myself doing it yet! I am going through your videos to learn some things that I missed as a younger man. In '95 how to skate videos were not available. Thank you, Daniel. Dennis, Houston, TX
omg thank you sooo much i am new to skating and my friend told me to remove the brake because they have no use and they just block you from doing moves however because of you im not and now i know how to brake thanks you have a new subscriber :)
Thank you for the video! I've gotten to where I can go forward alright, but I don't know how to stop, which makes it too scary to do a lot of skating! I'll need to practice these so I can get comfortable skating in more situations.
After 19 years I decided to go back to inline skating. Thank you for this video, I was afraid about my stop techniques. I'm going to get a SEBA SX2 80mm for urban and comute maybe
Thank you! It's nice to hear you're back in blading! Here you'll find my full playlist with detailled tutorials for many different techniques to stop: th-cam.com/play/PLq5U4-rD1f_XNo13CzIl6NaUKgs3a8HKF.html
@@skamidanenAnytime mate! I had my first real practice tour today and it went very well with keeping my balance and not falling once. Doing basic skating strides, heel braking and going in circles around two wooden tables in a playground area. Also practiced some slalom braking and careful sharp turning to bleed down speed effectively. Good times and many more to come Im sure :D
Plow stop: As I had it explained to me in a roller derby tutorial, you're basically getting into the A-stance (the second half of a forward swizzle or lemon drop), using your inside edges, applying weight I think evenly to all of your wheels, while pushing outward and getting low (bending your knees / dropping down your center of gravity). If you have trouble getting into a good A-stance, just do a swizzle / lemon drop to get into an A-stance. I'm not a skating instructor, but I think that's about how it works. Please feel free to correct me where I may be wrong. I've been starting to see some success doing this as a relatively new skater, but of course we'd all like accurate instruction, myself included. ; )
My braking sequence has developed into deceleration with the T-stop and a full stop either with a spin or parallel/Hockey stop. To conserve my centre wheels (I use a banana rocker) I only drag the front or rear wheels. Interestingly enough, the harder centre wheels wear down quicker than softer front and rear wheels during deceleration. Since balance becomes more difficult the closer one becomes to a full stop during the T-stop, I like to use a spin for a slower/more casual approach and parallel/Hockey stop for faster and more urgent stops. In the end, you will develop your own preference of braking techniques. If its effective, its a good braking technique. Good video Daniel.
Wow this is the most informative and well explained video I've seen so far on how to stop...just started with inline skates so I'm just gonna keep watching this until I get it.
T-stop should be called L-stop. I will on monday get skates and i am watching only you. You are best explaner i heard. I am subscribed on your YT cannal
Hey! I love your channel and your videos! I just bought inline skates so I'm following your beginner videos very carefully! your videos are very well explained, clear, helpful and right to the point, thank you so much! (if tomorrow while trying outdoors I fall that's on you hahaha :) )
Again, thanks a lot! 🙂🙏 It's always nice to hear that you can help others by learning something you! 😀 I'm sure these two weeks later you will already have mastered the here shown techniques to slow down and stop. 😉
I’ve been skating off and on for like 10 years (summers only) but i still have the heel brake. I want to try these kind of skates in the video but the braking methods don’t seem that easy. My neighborhood is all uphill downhill
Hey, don't be afraid, these ways to brake a really easy. Here you will find a complete playlist with detailled explanations for every braking technique. ;) th-cam.com/play/PLq5U4-rD1f_XNo13CzIl6NaUKgs3a8HKF.html
Keep your knees bent all the time for extra balance. Also when i myself was learning the T stop i found myself instinctively moving my hands to the side of the braking leg which causes a spin out, so if you also do that try forcing yourself to move the hands the other way. Another thing is that you might just be placing your braking leg too close to your front (supportive) leg or you might also be placing the braking leg too far behind the front leg, you want to keep it in a more of an L shape instead of a T shape. Hope it helps
Very educational now I ask please do a demonstration video on how to quickly break going around twisties on a trail when you're on a incline going on a fast pace around a twisty and the quickest way to stop instead of going into the grass where there are stones also it's a difficult explanation if I could give you a picture of how I crashed but how to prevent your skate from also wiggling and the proper way to overcome a possible crash that could injure you I ended up fracturing my shoulder and dislocated my shoulder I'm glad that I saw this video it helped me understand what I need to do to properly break but maybe be a good video for you to teach people on the twisties how to break quickly if necessary if it's the same methods that you shown on this one that will still be a great information please and thank you because I definitely bought some $100 rollerblades and I did not realize how fast they can go and they are awesome but the first day I got them it's been years since I rollerblade but I never had rollerblades that were awesome like this it makes me vulnerable now that I can't use them and it's almost winter time LOL and I'm a motorcycle list and I can't ride my bike for the rest of the year LOL 🤣 great video much needed I'm going to practice one of these techniques and I got brakes on my right but I think I'm going to switch it over to the left because I'm left-handed I just purchased them a couple days ago actually yesterday I believe.
Now i'm 23 and i've recently bought inline skates again and want to learn from new but here's my first attempt to brake as a child - guess i could have used this video by then 😂 : Funny story is i used to do a liiiiiittle bit of inline skates as a kid (i didn't knew how to skate of course) and one day with my parents we went to a street but it was super steep so i gained speed and speed and speed (downhill) and i couldn't stop i was freaked out and didn't know what to d (i was like 10) so i saw a post in the street and while skating downhill with way too much speed i was screaming and aiming for that post with my 2 straight arms preparing for impact 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 this definitely stoppped me but i've stopped skates this day as well 😂 😂 😂 😂
Hello again! 🙂 It's a very funny story! 😂 It just putted a smile into my face imaging that story, also because we all know, everyone of us can tell a story like that, isn't it? 😅 That's also the reason why I did the following tutorial: th-cam.com/video/9a4hm3NGF1M/w-d-xo.html
Please tell me what model of skated you use on this video? I am looking for the lowest possible skates, gor a reason. Yours on this video look very low and this is what I need. Thanks a lot.
Hi oleg, in this video I wear the USD Carbon Team Blue skates, but the lowest and most best flat skates with 60mm wheels are the USD Aeon skates: www.skamidan.com/inlineskates/usd-aeon-en/?lang=en
Skating into the grass is also a good option until you're able to use your heel brake or any other braking techniques. The most important is skating safe and have fun! 🙂👌
Nice useful video, thanks! I am not able to stand on one leg for more than 2 secs, even standing still on grass. What is wrong with me?? Is it my boot setup? Valo v13 + Kizer Trimax + 110mm wheels.
Thank you! To your question, it's not your setup, balancing on one foot or leg is possible with every setup. But, the best thing you can do to maintain balance is bending your knee as deep as it feels good to do so. The more you bend your knee the more power you need, but the easier to maintain balance. A further movement to maintain balance is to cros your leg (the leg in the air) behind your dominate leg. If it won't work for you, maybe one of my one leg tutorials will help you. How To Skate On Only One Leg: th-cam.com/video/8IkoEnLAS5A/w-d-xo.html Skating: Gain Speed And Jump On One Leg - Doing 180°s And 360°s: th-cam.com/video/xH5f9-AkjCc/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for your quick reply and extra tips! Appreciate it from a new guy in this world of inline skating. I hope you are right. I just bought this setup and after trying it yesterday I started doubting if I made a mistake by learning with the trimax + 110 wheels (the bigger the wheel the harder I think). My ankles woble sometimes very easily.
Thank man, especially for you recogintion in my work and videos. So, if your ankles woble sometimes, I hope your boots fit anyway. However it doesn't sound good. If a skate fit perfectly your ankles should not woble. :( Well but you're right, maintain balance on big wheels is a little bit harder than on smaller wheels, just because of power transmission to the ground.But be sure, you'll handle it soon, just practice and never give up! When I can help you in another way or do you just need further tips, please ask me, you're always welcome! 🙂✌
When I tried the wall stop, 😅I nearly smacked my face🤣but yeah It worked when I did it again When I tried the T-stop, It didn't work maybe because I was on (flat)tiles?
No no, the T-Stop always works, but on even grounds you need more power to press your wheels on the ground (to slow down effectively). ✌ Btw. I hope your face is fine. ;)
Love your videos! When i do the jump stop, after jumping with my skates sideways, they slide to the side where they are pointing, they dont stop completly like you, they stop but slide to the side where the skates point, can you help?
hi. i accidentally damaged my BRAKE FRAME and i can't fit a brake block in it. do you think the brake block can stay fine in there only with screws or should i fix it?
Guys, be careful while using Wall-Stop technique...Lean back, especially lean your head back to not to hit your face to wall. The reason I said that, once I broke my nose
Keep your knees bent all the time for extra balance. Also when i myself was learning the T stop i found myself instinctively moving my hands to the side of the braking leg which causes a spin out, so if you also do that try forcing yourself to move the hands the other way. Another thing is that you might just be placing your braking leg too close to your front (supportive) leg or you might also be placing the braking leg too far behind the front leg, you want to keep it in a more of an L shape instead of a T shape. Hope it helps
How do I properly control my speed when going downhill (you know, a sine gentle slope may get steeper than comfortable) without outright braking? As of now I have had some success with traversing in arches, but that takes a lot of space...
I use my brakes to stop but I've never done it that way so idk if my way is correct? I just stay in the position that I was in while moving (slightly lean forward with my knees bent, like u do in the video) and lift my front wheels and press the brake on the ground. Like I don't put my leg in front of me and I still stop pretty fast. Is that a correct way?
Hey, I use both legs, no matter which one is stronger. But for example, when I'm doging T-Stops I mostly almost use my weaker leg for braking and stronger leg for balancing.
I have missed here the reversed T-stop. Basically you do half eagle and then you pull your brake feet forward, so you are moving and T-Stopping backwards (reversed). It's the most effective to quick break at high speeds, but requires of a good spin and backwards skating control. If you play your T-stop example backwards, it is how it will look :)
Hey hey, thank you for your wish and request! If I will find the time to do such a tutorial, I'll make a new tutorial about jumping stairs, gaps and other obstacles. But maybe you'll find what you are searching for in one of my following tutorials: Inline Skating: How To Jump Perfectly - We Will Learn Perfect Jumps: th-cam.com/video/EL3ynGAaBX8/w-d-xo.html Inline Skating: How To Do High And Very Long Jumps: th-cam.com/video/jU1CGYeZX3I/w-d-xo.html How To: Jumps 180°s And 360°s Learn It Perfectly (Also Fakie): th-cam.com/video/eLbM0J5Tf4o/w-d-xo.html If these tutorials won't help you, please let me know it, if so, I'll do such a tutorial you've wished for. :) Thank you!!! Best greetings Daniel
These are the USD Carbon Blue. But they have been sold out for about 6 years now and are no longer produced. You can find the current and high-quality skates from USD on my website under the following link: www.skamidan.com/produkt-kategorie/skate-shop-en/inline-skating-en/inline-skates-en/aggressive-inline-skates-en/?lang=en
Thank you, you're right with the powerstop and powerslide, but this tutorial is an "Inline Skating Basic" tutorial. That means that this tutorial is for beginners. But from my experience the powerstop and powerslide are too difficult for beginner. However over the following link you'll find my "how to powerslide" tutorial: th-cam.com/video/eAKXCWXXkto/w-d-xo.html
Eh powerslide fucks up your tires even faster than t-braking and is way more complicated move. Slalom speed controlling + powerstop/ice skating stop works Best for me.
These are aggressive inline skates, they're not similar to cardiff skates: www.skamidan.com/produkt-kategorie/skateshop/inline-skating/inline-skates/aggressive-inline-skates/
By the way, what I was reffering to, is to get some Fitness skates for you to wear and use in your videos, so we all could see how you do on fitness ones. Lots of missunderstandings around here.
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✌😉👉 Book now your personal skate course, skate event or watch out for skates, accessories and other stuff at my web store:
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Sending to Mexico?
thanks for this, now i dont have to brake with my face
Good to hear
@@jkoffline24-72 near Belarus?
😂🤣🤣
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Reletable afk lool
Yesterday I bought the rollerblades and pads, and managed one lap around the driveway. It felt scary, I almost fell backwards. So I watched your tutorial, then I tried again today. Huge improvement, I made 10 laps, and felt much more confident. Thanks for teaching me! BTW, I'm 64, so it's never too late to learn!
Just got mine today preparing for arrival
Thank u very much sir, today is my first day of using a line skate shoes no tutor only u tube, I'm already 54yld..u encourage me a lot.. Filipino here in Qatar..
Dude you're insanely talented to do that at 64, I'm a teenager and it's scary as heck
SkaMiDan you forgot the belly flop on the pavement stopping technique! :D
😂 Haha, true, we all did the belly flop someday!
Just happened yesterday. Hence, searched.
just bought my first pair of blades and they arrived from Denmark today! Using your video tutorials I was able to start skating, starting with the step-by-step technique. Thank you so much, your camera guy does a great job capturing the movements from different angles.
Thank you very much! 🙂🙏 we're happy that you liked our tutorial and it has also helped you. That's great!
Hi Daniel. Your videos from 5 years ago are still helping people like me! I was an avid skater back in '95 but I have not skated in 20 years. At age 51 I am starting again. And I haven't euthanized myself doing it yet! I am going through your videos to learn some things that I missed as a younger man. In '95 how to skate videos were not available. Thank you, Daniel.
Dennis, Houston, TX
Dude, you have really nice legs!
Aww, I don't know that to say, but thank you! 😊🙏 You're the first one which is saying that. 😀
I thought the same!!
you made me focus on his legs, i wasnt even looking them
Nice video, hope you can make more stopping techniques and for steep road. It's very important to stop or control speed on steep road to be safer.
th-cam.com/play/PLq5U4-rD1f_XNo13CzIl6NaUKgs3a8HKF.html
Hallo from an American living in Deutschland! Love your videos! Thank you! 😀
omg thank you sooo much i am new to skating and my friend told me to remove the brake because they have no use and they just block you from doing moves however because of you im not and now i know how to brake thanks you have a new subscriber :)
I've never used the spinout because I wasn't confident about balance.
I'll try your leaning forward tip :)
I hope it will help you! Try your best, I'm sure you'll get it! ;)
Best explanations I've seen so far and some new breaking techniques. Thank You !
Thank you so much! 🙂🙏
Thank you for the video! I've gotten to where I can go forward alright, but I don't know how to stop, which makes it too scary to do a lot of skating! I'll need to practice these so I can get comfortable skating in more situations.
Keep on practicing and keep on rolling! I'm sure soon you will master all of those techniques to stop on inline skates. ;)
Thank you for sharing your technique I am new be trying to learn roller blade
After 19 years I decided to go back to inline skating.
Thank you for this video, I was afraid about my stop techniques.
I'm going to get a SEBA SX2 80mm for urban and comute maybe
Thank you! It's nice to hear you're back in blading! Here you'll find my full playlist with detailled tutorials for many different techniques to stop:
th-cam.com/play/PLq5U4-rD1f_XNo13CzIl6NaUKgs3a8HKF.html
Just bought inline skate yesterday then I realiazed I cannot break. Thanks for your clear explanation. GOD BLESS YOU
I just got my first inlines and many of your getting started videos really help to practice. Still got a long way to go thou. Thanx 🤘
This is nice to hear. Thank you!😇🙏
@@skamidanenAnytime mate! I had my first real practice tour today and it went very well with keeping my balance and not falling once. Doing basic skating strides, heel braking and going in circles around two wooden tables in a playground area. Also practiced some slalom braking and careful sharp turning to bleed down speed effectively. Good times and many more to come Im sure :D
@@NoFear1979 This is just awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Plow stop: As I had it explained to me in a roller derby tutorial, you're basically getting into the A-stance (the second half of a forward swizzle or lemon drop), using your inside edges, applying weight I think evenly to all of your wheels, while pushing outward and getting low (bending your knees / dropping down your center of gravity). If you have trouble getting into a good A-stance, just do a swizzle / lemon drop to get into an A-stance.
I'm not a skating instructor, but I think that's about how it works. Please feel free to correct me where I may be wrong. I've been starting to see some success doing this as a relatively new skater, but of course we'd all like accurate instruction, myself included. ; )
And again, thanks in advance!!! It's really nice and helpful to hear about others experience on inline skates. 😇🙏
What's a swizzle/lemon drop? Lol
All your tutorials are the best!
Thanks for this informative video. Life saving to many inline skaters. 👍
Thank you very much for taking the time to make your videos, really invaluable to a new learner like me. Appreciate them!
Thank you so much for these videos, you are lovely :) I am getting my first pair in a few days and I'm eager to learn.
🙂🙏 The first pair of rollerblades, I just remeber, what a great feeling!
My braking sequence has developed into deceleration with the T-stop and a full stop either with a spin or parallel/Hockey stop. To conserve my centre wheels (I use a banana rocker) I only drag the front or rear wheels. Interestingly enough, the harder centre wheels wear down quicker than softer front and rear wheels during deceleration. Since balance becomes more difficult the closer one becomes to a full stop during the T-stop, I like to use a spin for a slower/more casual approach and parallel/Hockey stop for faster and more urgent stops. In the end, you will develop your own preference of braking techniques. If its effective, its a good braking technique. Good video Daniel.
Thank you so much for this video!! Will try to break using one of this techniques!!
My T-stop used to turn into a spin-out in the beginning. Putting weight on the other leg really helps not drifting away.
Wow this is the most informative and well explained video I've seen so far on how to stop...just started with inline skates so I'm just gonna keep watching this until I get it.
T-stop should be called L-stop. I will on monday get skates and i am watching only you. You are best explaner i heard. I am subscribed on your YT cannal
Thank you very much 🙂🙏 and you're right, the T-Stop is more like an L-Stop. Keep on rolling. ✌
Wow! Such detailed instructions! Great video!
wow thanks! very easy to follow w what u r trying to convey.
Just bought me some inline skates after playing hockey for like 15 years 😂
Wish me luck
Hey! I love your channel and your videos! I just bought inline skates so I'm following your beginner videos very carefully! your videos are very well explained, clear, helpful and right to the point, thank you so much! (if tomorrow while trying outdoors I fall that's on you hahaha :) )
Again, thanks a lot! 🙂🙏 It's always nice to hear that you can help others by learning something you! 😀 I'm sure these two weeks later you will already have mastered the here shown techniques to slow down and stop. 😉
May I know what model of aggressive skate youre using in this video? I cant find skate with that collor
of course I first tried the jump stop.............no need for the rest of the methods.....face-braking is a good method and pretty responsive =))
I like it very much !
Thank you! 🙂🙏 I'm glad to hear you like it.
I did enjoy this video though I can not afford roller blades but that's something else
Great video! What size are your wheels?
Perfect explenation..i like it very much
Thanks a bunch! 😇🙏
I’ve been skating off and on for like 10 years (summers only) but i still have the heel brake. I want to try these kind of skates in the video but the braking methods don’t seem that easy. My neighborhood is all uphill downhill
Hey, don't be afraid, these ways to brake a really easy. Here you will find a complete playlist with detailled explanations for every braking technique. ;)
th-cam.com/play/PLq5U4-rD1f_XNo13CzIl6NaUKgs3a8HKF.html
Thank you very much, very informative and clear.
Thank you! 🙂🙏 You're always welcome.
I prefer the heel brake stop when recreational skating at high speeds. I prefer the plow stop with aggressive skates.
Thanks for your information dude. 🙂👍
am a first time learner hop to catch up soon
Awesome to hear, just keep practicing and your progress will be good! 🙂👌
Thnks so much Good job 👍❤️
Thanks! 🙂🙏
The t-stop turns me aggressively around and it wiped me out pretty hard a few times. Trying to figure it out tho
Keep your knees bent all the time for extra balance. Also when i myself was learning the T stop i found myself instinctively moving my hands to the side of the braking leg which causes a spin out, so if you also do that try forcing yourself to move the hands the other way. Another thing is that you might just be placing your braking leg too close to your front (supportive) leg or you might also be placing the braking leg too far behind the front leg, you want to keep it in a more of an L shape instead of a T shape. Hope it helps
I got this skates as a gift and I don't like them. I like the speed ones. But.. can I buy a heal break for these?
Very educational now I ask please do a demonstration video on how to quickly break going around twisties on a trail when you're on a incline going on a fast pace around a twisty and the quickest way to stop instead of going into the grass where there are stones also it's a difficult explanation if I could give you a picture of how I crashed but how to prevent your skate from also wiggling and the proper way to overcome a possible crash that could injure you I ended up fracturing my shoulder and dislocated my shoulder I'm glad that I saw this video it helped me understand what I need to do to properly break but maybe be a good video for you to teach people on the twisties how to break quickly if necessary if it's the same methods that you shown on this one that will still be a great information please and thank you because I definitely bought some $100 rollerblades and I did not realize how fast they can go and they are awesome but the first day I got them it's been years since I rollerblade but I never had rollerblades that were awesome like this it makes me vulnerable now that I can't use them and it's almost winter time LOL and I'm a motorcycle list and I can't ride my bike for the rest of the year LOL 🤣 great video much needed I'm going to practice one of these techniques and I got brakes on my right but I think I'm going to switch it over to the left because I'm left-handed I just purchased them a couple days ago actually yesterday I believe.
I think a way to explain the plow is trying to grab a big piece of the ground between you skates. That is kind of what you're doing to stop lol
Hehe, you're right. That's also a funny, but good explanation. 😉👌
Great video, thank you!
🙂🙏 Thank you!
this stuff is super helpful. thanks SkaMiDan :D
Thank you very much! 🙂🙏 It gives me great pleasure to help.
I didn't realise i have been using plow stop until now 😱
💪😀
I have my science exam day after tomorrow but still I am watching this video because I’m interested in it
Sir you teach very well
SO helpful...thanks!
😇🙏
Now i'm 23 and i've recently bought inline skates again and want to learn from new but here's my first attempt to brake as a child - guess i could have used this video by then 😂 :
Funny story is i used to do a liiiiiittle bit of inline skates as a kid (i didn't knew how to skate of course) and one day with my parents we went to a street but it was super steep so i gained speed and speed and speed (downhill) and i couldn't stop i was freaked out and didn't know what to d (i was like 10) so i saw a post in the street and while skating downhill with way too much speed i was screaming and aiming for that post with my 2 straight arms preparing for impact 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 this definitely stoppped me but i've stopped skates this day as well 😂 😂 😂 😂
Hello again! 🙂 It's a very funny story! 😂 It just putted a smile into my face imaging that story, also because we all know, everyone of us can tell a story like that, isn't it? 😅 That's also the reason why I did the following tutorial:
th-cam.com/video/9a4hm3NGF1M/w-d-xo.html
Please tell me what model of skated you use on this video? I am looking for the lowest possible skates, gor a reason. Yours on this video look very low and this is what I need.
Thanks a lot.
Hi oleg, in this video I wear the USD Carbon Team Blue skates, but the lowest and most best flat skates with 60mm wheels are the USD Aeon skates:
www.skamidan.com/inlineskates/usd-aeon-en/?lang=en
me: "JUST AIM FOR THE GRASS!"
Super tricks from you I want to be skating trainer what I do for this I am from India please answer me thank you
Hey Deena, first of all thank you very much!🙂🙏 But I didn't understand your question. You are teaching skating in India?
I just walk into the grass to stop but will try the heel brake
Skating into the grass is also a good option until you're able to use your heel brake or any other braking techniques. The most important is skating safe and have fun! 🙂👌
Nice useful video, thanks! I am not able to stand on one leg for more than 2 secs, even standing still on grass. What is wrong with me?? Is it my boot setup? Valo v13 + Kizer Trimax + 110mm wheels.
Thank you! To your question, it's not your setup, balancing on one foot or leg is possible with every setup. But, the best thing you can do to maintain balance is bending your knee as deep as it feels good to do so. The more you bend your knee the more power you need, but the easier to maintain balance. A further movement to maintain balance is to cros your leg (the leg in the air) behind your dominate leg.
If it won't work for you, maybe one of my one leg tutorials will help you.
How To Skate On Only One Leg:
th-cam.com/video/8IkoEnLAS5A/w-d-xo.html
Skating: Gain Speed And Jump On One Leg - Doing 180°s And 360°s:
th-cam.com/video/xH5f9-AkjCc/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for your quick reply and extra tips! Appreciate it from a new guy in this world of inline skating. I hope you are right. I just bought this setup and after trying it yesterday I started doubting if I made a mistake by learning with the trimax + 110 wheels (the bigger the wheel the harder I think). My ankles woble sometimes very easily.
btw you have a new sub! Keep up the good work on this channel!
Thank man, especially for you recogintion in my work and videos. So, if your ankles woble sometimes, I hope your boots fit anyway. However it doesn't sound good. If a skate fit perfectly your ankles should not woble. :( Well but you're right, maintain balance on big wheels is a little bit harder than on smaller wheels, just because of power transmission to the ground.But be sure, you'll handle it soon, just practice and never give up! When I can help you in another way or do you just need further tips, please ask me, you're always welcome! 🙂✌
Very useful video
Thank you Sir
My pleasure! 🙂🙏
When I tried the wall stop, 😅I nearly smacked my face🤣but yeah It worked when I did it again
When I tried the T-stop, It didn't work maybe because I was on (flat)tiles?
No no, the T-Stop always works, but on even grounds you need more power to press your wheels on the ground (to slow down effectively). ✌ Btw. I hope your face is fine. ;)
Love your videos! When i do the jump stop, after jumping with my skates sideways, they slide to the side where they are pointing, they dont stop completly like you, they stop but slide to the side where the skates point, can you help?
Ei will show yous buben!
Thanks!
Im no joke stuck on a hill rn. God speed
It's a very old video, but maybe it will help you. :)
@@skamidanen it 100% did actually lol. It saved me hahah thanks!!
Very nice video, I'm discovering things I didn't even knew I wanted to learned!
Hey thank you dude! 🙂🙏
Thank you soooo much 👌🏻👌🏻🙏
hi. i accidentally damaged my BRAKE FRAME and i can't fit a brake block in it. do you think the brake block can stay fine in there only with screws or should i fix it?
Oh now, Maybe it will work with just the screw, but I recommend to fix it in order to ensure it will work correctly!
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SkaMiDan - Skating School & Skateshop [EN] thanks for the advice👍
You're welcome! 🙂✌
Hey bro, what about the slide stop or power stop?
You are better than skatefreshasha
Aww, thank you very much! 😇🙏
Thanks
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Thank you for this ❤
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Guys, be careful while using Wall-Stop technique...Lean back, especially lean your head back to not to hit your face to wall. The reason I said that, once I broke my nose
Very useful sir.tq
Thanks, you're welcome! :)
I love your techniques but i get problems during braking
I keep spinning or falling on my knees when I try the T break 😑
Keep your knees bent all the time for extra balance. Also when i myself was learning the T stop i found myself instinctively moving my hands to the side of the braking leg which causes a spin out, so if you also do that try forcing yourself to move the hands the other way. Another thing is that you might just be placing your braking leg too close to your front (supportive) leg or you might also be placing the braking leg too far behind the front leg, you want to keep it in a more of an L shape instead of a T shape. Hope it helps
How do I properly control my speed when going downhill (you know, a sine gentle slope may get steeper than comfortable) without outright braking? As of now I have had some success with traversing in arches, but that takes a lot of space...
Schöne Beine🔥 LG aus Costa Rica
I use my brakes to stop but I've never done it that way so idk if my way is correct? I just stay in the position that I was in while moving (slightly lean forward with my knees bent, like u do in the video) and lift my front wheels and press the brake on the ground. Like I don't put my leg in front of me and I still stop pretty fast. Is that a correct way?
you are amazing
I know these but watched anyway my most used is the eagle and t stop
is the jump stop even safe if your going extremely fast?
Thx for watching it anyway! 🙂 For me it's the eagle, plow and the powerslide (not explained in this video).
th-cam.com/video/HpejndigJh8/w-d-xo.html
Hey
Cool video
Do you use your strong foot to break or your weak foot?
Hey, I use both legs, no matter which one is stronger. But for example, when I'm doging T-Stops I mostly almost use my weaker leg for braking and stronger leg for balancing.
I have missed here the reversed T-stop.
Basically you do half eagle and then you pull your brake feet forward, so you are moving and T-Stopping backwards (reversed).
It's the most effective to quick break at high speeds, but requires of a good spin and backwards skating control. If you play your T-stop example backwards, it is how it will look :)
th-cam.com/video/eAKXCWXXkto/w-d-xo.html
This was so helpful, and you are so funny and sweet! (:
I WILL RECOMMEND T STOP
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hey man, could you make a toturial on jumping stairs or a gab?
Hey hey, thank you for your wish and request!
If I will find the time to do such a tutorial, I'll make a new tutorial about jumping stairs, gaps and other obstacles.
But maybe you'll find what you are searching for in one of my following tutorials:
Inline Skating: How To Jump Perfectly - We Will Learn Perfect Jumps:
th-cam.com/video/EL3ynGAaBX8/w-d-xo.html
Inline Skating: How To Do High And Very Long Jumps:
th-cam.com/video/jU1CGYeZX3I/w-d-xo.html
How To: Jumps 180°s And 360°s Learn It Perfectly (Also Fakie):
th-cam.com/video/eLbM0J5Tf4o/w-d-xo.html
If these tutorials won't help you, please let me know it,
if so, I'll do such a tutorial you've wished for. :)
Thank you!!!
Best greetings
Daniel
Great, now I know 7 ways to prague ;p
Awesome!
Slam stop: to stop on the spot, slam into an availanle obstacle. The faster you go, the harder you need to slam. :D
What are the skates at 1.11?
These are the USD Carbon Blue. But they have been sold out for about 6 years now and are no longer produced.
You can find the current and high-quality skates from USD on my website under the following link:
www.skamidan.com/produkt-kategorie/skate-shop-en/inline-skating-en/inline-skates-en/aggressive-inline-skates-en/?lang=en
Thanks i can skate just like uou
Thank you 🙏 and this is great to hear! 🙂
Hi, My name is avanish, how to do skating fast
you forgot the 2 most important technics and most used : Powestop and powerslide
Thank you, you're right with the powerstop and powerslide, but this tutorial is an "Inline Skating Basic" tutorial. That means that this tutorial is for beginners. But from my experience the powerstop and powerslide are too difficult for beginner.
However over the following link you'll find my "how to powerslide" tutorial:
th-cam.com/video/eAKXCWXXkto/w-d-xo.html
Eh powerslide fucks up your tires even faster than t-braking and is way more complicated move. Slalom speed controlling + powerstop/ice skating stop works Best for me.
What's skates is this?, is it like Cardiff?
These are aggressive inline skates, they're not similar to cardiff skates:
www.skamidan.com/produkt-kategorie/skateshop/inline-skating/inline-skates/aggressive-inline-skates/
Does this work with cheap Target inline skates? :0
I really the your channel
Thanks again! 🙂🙏
Now I know why I raise my kids multi-lingual. ;)
Power stop is the best option...
i love your accent so much its inhuman
Bro please wear protectors, as we are worry about you as well
How to get off a cliff slope and my speed is low😕😕😕😆😆😆😆😆😆؟؟!
Therefore I just have one old video:
th-cam.com/video/LbTSfdQG3SY/w-d-xo.html
But we're working on a much better remake.
Come on bro! You have a Skateshop, get some fitness for all of us. Please... ñ_ñ
@@skamidanen Jajajaja. Nice one man. Keep on doing cool man. Greetings. Just kidding by the way, please don't take my comment in a serious manner.
By the way, what I was reffering to, is to get some Fitness skates for you to wear and use in your videos, so we all could see how you do on fitness ones. Lots of missunderstandings around here.
If the T stop kills your wheels then the wall stop kills your bearings.