City Blades Tutorials - Forward Closed Gazelles
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- On this episode of City Blades Tutorials, we're talking a look at the forward closed gazelle--a basic forward to backward (or backward to forward) transition utilizing edges along a circular pattern. The Gazelles come to us from Wizard Skating, and are a great entry-level footwork move.
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great tutorial, can't wait to try this. I really like how you repeated this many times throughout the video so that it's easy to observe the transition without having to stop and replay the video over and over.
After watching this for the millionth time I see something I need to keep in mind. It is sort of a pump. You turn into almost a stop and unweight to pump through this transition. I am going to try this on ice with hockey skates. As I have learned to skate this winter I have been watching more wizard tutorials learning stuff that will transition to inline this summer. The rocker on hockey skates is perfect for this stuff. It has been super fun.
It's very rare that wizard movement tutorial with 4x80 skates on you tube. Thank you so much :)
Thanks for the breakdown. It's another move I'm trying to learn and this is so useful.
WHITTYskater 🙂
No pressure - but I'd like to see it on your next video too @WHITTYskater.
@@davebrown1975 ha ha. My gazelle is mediocre at best at the moment! Not sure it's ready for youtube. City Blades tutorial will help me get better though.
Are you an inline skater named Whit, like me? If so I think that’s pretty damn neat.
Nice man simple and well shown without getting too technical
Well made tutorial. Thank you for breaking it down.
Nice tutorial ! I'll try it in today's session 😊
Another great tutorial from you guys! I've got the components of this one down. Nice work! Filling up bags of tricks!
Thank you 🙏
Dude this is an awesome breakdown! Cant wait to go play around with this. Weather is still terrible... ugh..
Awesome! timely too, for me.
I'm only just learning to do a forward to backwards transition and vice versa, (don't ask me about the proper skating terms I know nothing), just rolling, nothing at speed, I'd need to do a jump transition for that, I need to get comfortable just doing transitions first, I was getting by just doing a sort of mohawk. This is cool.
I filmed my efforts yesterday, will post on my Instagram some time today maybe, I'll tag you for pointers!
Really good tutorial!
Awesome Drew, thank you 🤘
Brennen Thomas thanks 🙂
Love that gaming reference!
Robsthedon the gazelle is +3 on block
just thanks, i did it for the first time this morning
Made it look easy! I love your bro.....🇧🇷🤙
nice moves ! come in like a lion, come out like a gazelle xD
Blessings 😇
Very clear and well made. Thx!
Max on Wheels thanks 🙂
Can't wait to implement this into some runs. Never thought about the possibilities of a forward gazelle
🙂
NIce tutorial, although I never learned gazelle intentionally, just made one day without even knowing that this is a gazelle. Seems such a natural move for me.
thanks anyway it will definitely help someone.
Nik Zvi Inline yeah we’re staring with basics and moving into more complicated stuff. Gotta start somewhere 🙂
I just caught your fighting game reference super late trying to get these bnbs down at the rink currently lol
gazelles are plus on block
@@CityBlades I'm weak lol
This is the perfect move for the highly functioning jazz- cabbage addict.
Whit Badgers 😂
Great tutorial.
Are you using rockered frames?
Greetings from Colombia!
Great question! I’m on standard frames with rockered wheels-smaller on the outside. Thanks for watching 🙂
Love your tutorial vids about the Gazelle, Leon and 3-Turn. Sorry for asking but what is ment with "closed" and "open" Gazelle?
Owww just activated subtitles and saw your explantation about open and closed. :-)
Dot Matrix :)
nice tutorial, however i miss you mentioning / showing all versions: inside to outside / inside to inside / outside to inside / outside to inside
Can you give a tip for that 2 foot slalom exercise? I always loose momentum and speed in that slalom. Where is most of the weight in front slalom and where in the backwards slalom? Are you pushing one foot to gian extra speed?
There’s a knee bend/push with your edges that happens as you go back & forth. Weight should be pretty evenly distributed
@@CityBlades OK sounds a little like riding on a board. 😬 Thanks, gonna try and practise that.
Is it necessary to have a rocker for these twirly moves.
Aussie Inline Skater it really, really, really helps
Wanna learn the loop next
Brennen Thomas that’s a ways out tutorial wise. Fun move, though 🙂
Thanks for these tutorials, Drew. This is very timely for me since I was just starting to practice these moves. What would you call the move Mike Torres does at 9:10 in the Disembark video? vimeo.com/314821988
Brad McGowan forward open gazelle with a skid through the second half of the movement
@@CityBlades Thanks! It kind of looks like he's leading with his outside foot so wouldn't that make it a forward closed gazelle? Just trying to make sure I understand the terminology. Also, are you guys planning to demonstrate the forward open gazelle at some point?
Brad McGowan the stagger is very slight though-open will stagger slightly, closed is clearly obviously staggered. We may do forward open but idk, once you get back open and forward closed you should be able to piece them together. Personally aesthetically I don’t care for the forward open
Good transition,the tutorial is too fast