How I Learned the ICE HOCKEY STOP on Inline Skates
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The Ice Hockey Stop ... on Inline Skates
MY STORY
Last summer .. my hockey stop was ... not quite perfect.
On ice I could do it, no problem, but on inline skates, well...
I though maybe a wet surface would do the trick but .. no ... no!
Soon I realized that to do a power stop on inline skates you need a completely different approach.
Make a sharp turn, put weight through the heel or third wheel, lose grip and ... there you have it .. a slide.
It works very well on inline skates, but technically it's a completely different stop.
Back on ice .. after getting used to rollerblade stops .. I couldn't stop at all.
It was only after a few hours of ice time, that I got used to the ice hockey stop.
This made me very curious about why inline and ice stops are so different and I made several videos about it.
I tried to analyze what I did right / what I did wrong, what the differences are, experiment and prepare myself for when I'm back on wheels again.
One thing I really focused on was controlling my balance point on the blade. Like here, I do hockey stops on the heel - which normally is considered a bad idea
- but this is exactly what I need for inline skating.
THE INLINE HOCKEY STOP
So I told myself today - let's pretend I'm on ice. Do a hockey stop ... but make it more of a heel stop.
Not like completely on the heel as I did on ice, but more like the third wheel.
First few tries ... not a big success ... but I did try on my weak side.
On my strong side ... first two tries ... not that good either.
But the thrid ... pretty good.
And the fourth ... yeah .. I realized it works! It works!
And then I repeated again again again
A few more times ..
ough ... it's what I feared. The front wheel gripped which caused a nasty rotation.
It does look worse than it was .. thankfully .. and I did know this risk beforehand
that's why I was so focused on pushing through the heels and not have the balance too far toward the toes.
On ice hockey, on the other hand, you do normally put your balance more toward the balls of your feet.
And I think this is why, when I got more comfortable / confident, I lost focus and fell back on what I'm used to from ice .. and BAM.
So anyway, I didn't get hurt or anything but I really wanted to empasis this risk.
It's probably a good idea to have rockered skates where the front and back wheels are a bit elevetad.
That will reduce this risk of getting the front wheel stuck.
PLAYLIST
I've compiled a playlist of hockey stop videos. A few are mine from ice skating so you can watch the steps I've made to improve my hockey stop
and eventually prepared me for the inline hockey stop.
But other videos are by other inline skaters. They may call it parallel slide or shuffle stop, but it's the same stop - just different names.
One difference though - I've seen two different appraoches. Some make more of a sharp turn to trigger the skates to slide, and that's a good approach.
But the ice hockey stop is more like you rotate both skates really quick, and the slide then contines in a straight line.
So your homework tonight is to analyze these subtles difference and please leave your report in the comments below.
those hockey stops on your heels on ice are beautiful
Wppñ
Imagine having roads that have mostly smooth surfaces instead of holes every damn 30 cm
hungary...
@Dániel Börcsök gondolom :D
Ireland
Russia. In my town there are plenty of decent roads though
You’re just bragging. Our roads have mostly holes with a smooth surface every 30 cm. 🙂
I can see from your technique that you started ice skating first and then learned to hockey stop in inlines (I know you also said that). I had the opposite approach since I started ice skating after learning inlines. It was crazy how much grip I got on the ice and took me awhile to learn that I needed to slide on top of the blades instead of far on the edge! Going from one to the other can be tricky!
Should have titled this video how to make square wheels
ZodiacHD Lol give him a break dude. Ton of value in the vid and it’s a perfect title. Haters.... 🤷♂️🤦♂️
Anthony C. I believe they mean it as a joke. I personally dont see it as a hate comment
If you do it right, the wheels should wear down evenly.
That’s funny bro, that’s good😂
Oop I-
I want to commend you for wearing your helmet ! So many youtubers think they are such good skaters they don't wear one and set bad examples.
sure,I became a skater through youtube tutorials and now I always think a helmet sucks.
@@deemrick4385 Well they suck until that one time it saves your life like mine did you learn to appreciate it a little more. I am a pretty good skater. Won my age group in a Marathon in Tahiti once! Was able to do waltz jumps on my inline speed skates. Not something your were supposed to be able to do. Well i got caught by surprise in Santa Monica going down a hill at good speed made a 180 degree turn into a side street and ran into loose gravel while in the the turn and I was at pretty much full speed. Went into an air born spin when my skates chattered on the gravel then caught a patch of clean pavement and it didn't matter how good a skater I was! I was involuntarily air born and not in control! Ended up breaking my wrist! My watch was about 50 feet away and I had hit the back of my head hard on the road! The helmet was crushed! My head was fine! Doesn't matter how good you are! If you keep skating sooner or later shit will happen!
@@robertdevino4109 Enough, I've already made an order after reading this.
@@deemrick4385 👍🏾💪🏾💯💯💯💯😃
I miss skating on ice so much and transitioning to inline during a pandemic has been truly awful. The fact that I feel fine doing backwards C cuts and crap attempting everything else is 😫 I will check out your other videos but it is hard not to get discouraged.
Im in the same boat. I truly miss Ice Skating and I was so greatful for the 3 days I could skate on a lake a few months back.
I hope that we'll be able to get on the ice again this Winter.
I did the hockey brake on first try by accident going down a bridge, I had to stop fast so I decided to let my hockey instinct kick in, I slided for a good 2 meters.
I just want to say good job for not being dumb and wearing a helmet and elbow pads
Thanks for your input on the subject.This is def one that I've tried over & put off for awhile. I need to get it down though. With time I guess.
Santos Marquez ur in riga or latvija??
Might not help those on rough surfaces with hard wheels, but when I'm playing some outdoor pickup on a decent surface or inline leagues I have two sticky indoor wheels on the front and maybe the next hardness up (still indoor wheels) on my back two. I picked up the tip years ago and I've never gone back, it really helps your heels break out a little easier on a hard stop without sacrificing grip.
I remember switching from roller hockey to ice and stopping was my biggest obstacle. First, I'd send myself flying head over heels trying to do a roller hockey stop on ice. Then when I finally learned it, I struggled with muscle memory whenever I would be playing roller hockey or ice hockey, so I'd either send myself flying the same way as before, or have my roller blades completely slide out from under me while trying to ice hockey stop. After a while I was able to do the proper stop every time on both surfaces without thinking about it. Later on I naturally figured out the two footed roller hockey stop.
Thanks for the tutorials and tips dude. Today I did my first successful power stop with inline skates in years, thanks to your tutorials :) I've been skating on ice and roads half my life... I had a brief 15 years break and I'm rolling again. I'm surprised how fast everything comes back :p
Wow! Glad to hear this :)
Just started skating and trying to learn different types of stops. This seems advanced but one day I hope to master it!
How are you doing?;)
1:53 R.I.P CAMERA
The camera committed suicide
Javan FDNY yen mmHg have NJCL he naval at
@@mdforad5179 I had a stroke reading that...
Thanks for the tips man. I run 72s in the front, 80s on the back to help me keep a bit on my heels
That looks like hell on the inline wheels
The hockey stop and the parallel stop are very different because in the hockey stop the outer leg pushes the ground hard and the inner leg slides on the surface till the end and helps to decide the stop and then balance
When in the parallel stop the inner leg and the outer leg slide until the end and then the outer leg determines the stop and balance
This is really interesting! Been looking around for such a video, and today it popped up in my recommended videos! What a joy!
That camera fall made me 🤣🤣
Sveiki no Kanada! Forsa video!! I will try to practice this type of stop in a few days and I hoping my first falls will be not so painful! Thanks for the Video again! P.S. I recognize a LIDO skating ring in a first minutes of the Video ;)
You hit it on the head...it's a quick turn. I discovered this 20 yrs ago playing Roller Hockey on Tennis courts.
amazing!!! now I can hockey stop on Rollerblades thanks to this amazing video!! keep up the good work
I dont skate on roads i skate in a skating rink and got my skates 2 days ago and i can only go on Wednesday FRIDAY Saturday and Sunday. Imma try this today and hope it helps. I have been skating on Skates for 3 years and can keep my balance decently well
Those skate tho🔥
Great video, explaination, experimenting, practice and research. You really are appreciated and honestly, this a great Advice Video for beginners. I used to skate inline and stopped many years ago. Just grew out of it I suppose. But it is very fun and this video is extremely helpful.
Thanks. 🏆
Hey latvian here! 😊
You know what's cool about Canada and other countries and the north United States is sometimes the ice rinks or the outdoor ponds are empty and there is nobody so you can go out and have fun and practice without having to worry about people. Well here down in Texas when there is somewhere to skate people come out in droves and there aren't that many so there is always people. I wish I was Finnish, or better yet Canadian. Texas sucks, unless you own a ranch or something
Very helpful video, and absolutely outstanding camera work and editing! Thanks!
Awesome!!! I have a problem with this one too. Sometimes I get it and sometimes I don't. pretty much a hit and miss. :)
latvijas dome tu esi the best
correction the name of the video should be "how to kill your wheels in a week"
Lmfaooooo. I was just thinking.... "Hmm, but that Pavement must be a killer on the inline skate wheels"
Been thinking how bizarre that the road you skating and the forest around reminded me Mezapark... until I saw Lido skating ring )))
So you suggest to put more pressure on heels ? I am still scaring to make hockey stop... so will try like you advise. Thanks for video mate!
You rock man! This is exactly the problem I've been having. Yeah just gotta put in the time.
Hi, I’m new to inline skating. What hardness wheels do you use for this on outdoor surfaces? The 78A wheels that my skates came with seem to be chunking up pretty quickly.
85A is what you want
@@thejuiceman1190 Thanks for the reply. I also tried 82A wheels and it was hard to get any sliding to work, I fell down a few times trying to stop, that's for sure. I got some KSS brand 85As online, which seem to work better after breaking them in a bit. At first they didn't want to slide much. I also ordered some Revision ASF2 Asphalt Pro 2 Wheels from Coast to Coast hockey, but I haven't had a chance to try them out yet.
what skates do you use?
Be careful ive destroyed wheels doing this, like chunks of wheel break off if the roads shit like they are here...works great on smooth surface like hockey rink
Holy sh£t you are from Latvia? :D Skatos un domāju, hmm vieta līdzīga mūsu Lido slidotavai. Paldies par video, vajadzēs mēģināt mācīties jo dažreiz ar T stop nepietiek.
On which side is it bedder to make a hockey stop weak or strong?
Very good video, i skate in the Seba FRX 80 :)
still working on my roller skating stops... does it matter what material my wheels are made from?
Thanks for the help but I still have a problem
Полезное видео. Попробую больше нажимать на пятки.
I play hockey, I'm getting inline skates to train off ice, will this ruin my hockey skating technique?
It looks a like a soul slide stop, but weight shifted to the heel.
How do you feel with those new skates with smaller wheels? Would you recommend them instead of fitness skates to learn stops / transitions? Thanks!
Hi, I sent you a video of me doing a hockey stop on inline hockey blades which is very similar to ice if it helps
exactly my problem bro, thanks for the vid!!!!
i do ice skate for 4 years now, i still cant do a hocky slide stop...
Thats sucky ive been skating for 8 years and within the first couple months i could do it
i bet your wheels have so many flat spots :p i can do a sliding stop if i need to in emergencies, but if i can i try to spare my wheels
Good work! Nice video!
Interesting. Is the weight back in the 3rd and 4th inline wheels typical in all types of turns?
Cool to see quality content from lv. Keep it up.
On inlines do you lift your toes up too or just focus on applying weight to around the 3rd wheel?
Hi, what wheels density do you use, buddy? 85A? Or more rigid?
shot task ♥
Is this a fast way to ruin your wheels or is it ok?
Does it help to have a slightly smaller wheel on the front?
Hi are you in Latvia? Because i know that ice ring
I'm new to inline skating, and haven't even bought myself a pair yet. Do you have any recommendations for recreational skating?
Unless you've bought them already; Any k2 skates will work perfectly as a entry level skate. They held up well for about 4 years for me until a spacer gave out. Got a really good run out of them. Some people might go against that idea as fitness skates have a loser cuff. For me that wasn't really an issue. As I was new it just meant I learned to balance on skates without relying solely on a tight cuff.
Then we got the entry level SEBA and Powerslide freeskate models. I got myself a pair of Powerslide Imperials, and I really like them. Fairly light, simple design and just a well rounded boot over all. As a rule of thumb I try to put myself over 160$ for skates.
0:05 to 0:17what camera did u use for these clips
The hockey stop is more agressiv than the inline hockey stop
Ok i am a indoor speed skater and do freestyle on road but never tryed to powerslide now how much damage dose it do to the wheels bc just a t stop grinds the wheele down
When I play inline hockey in the summer. I can do the power stop butbI am scared to do it when I am going fast
Are you on rocketed frames here??
I ate turd hard first time I went from ice to rolls. It's opposite, lay down more for slide, on ice it's lay down more for a hard stop
I’ve tried this and falling on my hip hurts too much. I have some padded shorts with hip protection on order ...
I 've fallen on my hip bailing out of turns on an icy slope skiing and swore I never wanted to ski again I was so full of rage with the pain. I fell on my hip trying to turn sharply on my weak side on in-line skates and was amazed how badly I bruised myself even though I was wearing padded shorts. Now I wear my old hockey girdle over those shorts. Can't stop a fool skating!
@@samuelgarfinkel2479 Very wise. I don't have old hockey shorts, and don't want to spend ~£100 on some with enough padding. The padded shorts I ordered had hip protection in the wrong places. Damn. Fortunately I can use them anyway as they protect the coccyx. Maybe I'll tape some foam to my hips, and look like a total dork.
@@StillAliveAndKicking_ The appearance of dorkdom flows naturally from the effort to acquire difficult skills. Why I should care about this at my age (71) might seem a mystery but personal vanity stays to the end of days I fear. Still worth every embarassment to enjoy the transcendent pleasure of skating!
@@samuelgarfinkel2479 I'll be happy if I am as active as you when I reach 71, which is 14 years in the future.
At the end you said, as always, I heard Asshole 😂
This is a great video
Me: about to fall
Some how does a 180 turn and saves it
Also me: doing every wrong movement wondering why im falling
We call it Parallell slide，you need to turn you upper body while turning you foot
it is always better to
straighten your arms while turning body, it helps you keep your balance easily, it really does work well on most of inline slide tricks, some pros can slide over 10 yards or even longer.
its easier on ice for me cuz its slippery but i cant do it on rollerblades
soft wheels ?
due to recent events im having to move to a location where there are no ice rinks so i want to switch to roller blades, inline hockey roller blades. in this vid you mentioned that you could use different sized wheels in the center to simulate a rocker? how would that work exactly and would you recommend it for someone like me who wants the feel to be as similar to hockey skates on the ice as possible? (and before someone recommends marseblades skates to me, they dont have my size and i have asked them if they can make them but got denied)
please and thank you for any help
Hello I'm in the same situation as of now, you posted this a year ago...how has the transition been for you?
Are those the exoskin knee pads? If yes, how do you like them? :)
Victor Johansen of all the things in this video, you look at the knee pads? Foreigners...
Latvieši!
I would stop by draging my toe to where the wheel would dent soo bad LOL
This video taught me how to do it, I uploaded a video of me doing a stop
Nice! Cool indoor disco btw.
How To Inline Skate thx, it was at a roller rink
I don't see any video...
it will flat spot them tho
Ура! У меня получилось 💪🏻 спасибо
Dime stop
What a skates on vid?
boi you live in Latvia
It vworked!
One way to bust up your blades
change the filter.cant see a thing
I hope u used a GoPro :D
Turn ur shoulders first, then have your hips follow
Dudeeeee, your wheels are probably deadd
Hockey players?
rip wheels
thnks for sharing
Welcome to video of to how to ruin your wheels really fast
ut verks
How the fuck is this possible
Ha you are a latvian bicouse you vas in Lido
Broo tu esi latvietis
Dude, just get harder wheels!
Hard wheels suck on pavement and rough surfaces
Eu tu esi latvietis
way to destroy your wheels
It verkes 😂😂😂😂