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I'm an inline skater and I just love it when people try inline skaing out - it's such an addictive activity, and sadly so underrated. It also reminds me of how hard it was at first to just do a crossover or stop. At the end of the day it's just a matter of balance (which is fundamental), stretch and a lot of practice. With time, you will gain a certain confidence in your skates, which is, in my opinion, a very beautiful feeling. They will become an extension of your feet 🥰
@@future6615 You should learn to use the outside edge of your skates. And practice one leg balance more. I used to keep leaning inwards too but after deliberate practice on outside edge + one leg it's now much better.
The plow stop is one I would use instead of what he doing here but here he does not do T stop as put skate to back of skate going forward helps than the gap
really? i always thought its normal to immediately be able to do a crossover or stop, because it just came naturally to me, i didnt know it was hard for some people
I’m an amateur in-line skater and recently got a hairline fracture in my leg by skating💀 really felt stupid how I didn’t even learn some basic tricks and just decided to go skate on a slope and proceeded to crash into a wall, watching this while my fracture recovers, and dude you’ve given me some crazy inspiration. I’ll start skating again after full recovery and learn from my (and your) mistakes!
As an intermediate level skater, the ultimate pleasure is watching new people trying out skates and seeing how hard it was to start. And the joy of overcoming challenges.
I've been inline skating for 15 years now, and it's so beautiful to see someone trying it out and really giving it an honest shot. Your power slide was really impressive since that is a more advanced skill. Something you could have done that might have made the whole process a bit smoother is practice balancing on one skate (while moving). This is very helpful when going faster since you will be more comfortable with a longer stride, and it will help your balance in general. Also, I would have suggested learning to skate backwards before trying the power slide.
Im quite lucky to have grown up in a skate culture with a skate park close by. Almost every weekend in the summer was spent at the park either on blades, quads or a board. I can ride all three pretty well and enjoy it still at almost 40 yrs old. Once you learn it, it never leaves you.
So sorry for what you are going through. This guy learned from others how to manage on rollerblades, will you talk to someone who has learned how to manage to live when their will wasn't strong and learn from them? I hope you find your will to live.
@@dogsys me too I just grab the nearest support or just crash into it soo far I have just broken 2 bones in my hand while skating which sounds stupid but I works effectively lol 😆
As someone who taught themselves how to rollerblade at the tender age of 6, I am thoroughly enjoying this video lol. Note: It actually translated extremely well to ice skating. Had no issue on my first try.
Thanks for actually helping me! I got roller blade to train for off ice hockey and now I know that, If I keep it up, it’ll be easy to start doing hockey. Thank you!
Mike Is not just learning a skill, if you realise.. he also goes throwing what helped him to learn the skill so that we understand how it works! We would prefer watching something from Mike than another person doing a tutorial. Because Mike does quality content ❤️
It's inspiring seeing how fast you learned how to inline skate. From barely being able to walk in them to being comfortable in them, this was awesome! I'm trying to learn as well and I hope to learn at even just a fraction of you. Wow
This is so inspiring! ❤️🥰 It’s about the courage and the commitment whilst you’re not seeing the results straight away. You’ve made a fantastic progress and I really admire how you pushed yourself despite many falls and quite a bit of pain! Yet it was so worth it! Kudos to you! I’ve subscribed to your challnn & I’ve signed up to the Morning Brew! Yay! Good luck in pursuing other skills 🙏🏻❤️
Fun fact : Mike uses his girlfriend against us . She magically appears in the sponsor part and she's so beautiful that we just don't skip that part . It's Mike's techniquee
i love you presevere through the learning process and end up giving useful tips to improve along the way. thanks man. im finaly gonna buy skates because i just got too fed up with grinding work.
Hey there! As a hockey player, I would tell you to not push hard when you are trying to sprint, but rather make little and fast steps until you gain enough speed. Pushing hard helps you mantain velocity, not gain it in the first place. It would be like start riding a bike with the hardest setting
You are the man. Many helping tips in this video. I am currently running into the same issue with that T stopping technique. I keep sliding out of control instead of stopping Lolking forward to trying your technique
nice !! ive always thought that inline skates, skateboard, free running, bmx , as a art form and poetry in motion. i get amped up whenever i see someone do tricks no matter the sport. i love it. ❤️ i used to skateboard when younger now im older with multiple spine injuries so i just bike but i still love it all . even when people wreck i still appreciate it because you know they pain they endure , and the tenacity to get back up after a wreck amps me up too. much love ❤️
Everybody: *Wondering how is he capable of mastering so many difficult stuff??* Me: *Wondering how does he gets to make his video with such beautiful places??*
Hi! This was fun to watch, and now I will check out some of your other videos. I am an adult figure skater (I began in my mid thirties a couple years ago,) and I need to switch to inlines (PICskates) for summers going forward. That's why I found your video, because I was looking at inline stuff. I am excited to check out your jumping stilts attempts next, because I actually just pulled mine out of storage and tried them last week after maybe 13 years? I planned to make a video to post too from that. :D
I learned to inline skate when I was 16 for just an hour. The next time I wore inline skates after that was when I was 22, and it picked up from there. I haven't skated again lately, but your video made me want to buy new skates for this pandemic. I also learned how to jump when I avoided a side drainage on a road, and surprisingly kept my balance when I landed, it's just that because of the speed, I crashed myself against a glass door of a public building. It was sooo memorable, hahaha!
I just got some inline skates a week ago and started skating after not doing it for 22 years. Best decision I ever made was ordering those skates! I'm having more fun than ever, even with a bruised tailbone 🤣
i was just about to go out and try power slide and found your video. Your many many crashes made encourage me that i should try with more confidence and not be afraid so much of falling. it is just part of process. i use protection on elbow, knees, hips. thanks for sharing! inspiring and motivating for me.
As someone who has been skating almost daily for the past 5 years, I recommend to always wear protective gear. As a beginner: - You're very likely to fall backwards, potentially hitting elbows or whip-plashing your head against the concrete. Always wear a helmet and elbow protection. - You're very likely to fall forwards, potentially hitting you wrists and knees against the concrete. Always wear wrist and knee protection. As an intermediate: - You're starting to go faster and do more tricks, don't become overconfident and wear that protection When reaching advanced: - You're going even faster, doing even bigger tricks, buy some "g form" shirt and pants to protect shoulders and hips. Wish I knew "g form" existed, before I broke my collarbone 2 years ago. Had to replace my flattened helmet, but no head wound.
@@chantehr5748 Well... I had about 5 weeks of sick-leave after breaking my collarbone in 2018, that's when I stumbled upon the g-form website... I'm convinced the shirt saved me at least once from another bone-injury at shoulder height.
@@timmy7201 sounds like good old armor 😀 I had an incident yesterday because I was skating backwards, got lost in thought and hit the wall 😅 such shirt would help for sure
I use inline skates and believe me, they are harder then expected, they are even harder to put on, so it's very hard and I am impressed Mike can do inline skating pretty well! Also, for beginners, if you don't have traditional rollerskates, and only have inline ones, I suggest you to practice on a hardwood floor, it really helps! And if your doing it outside, it's even better since you can practice on the grass, that way, you can practice balancing! Also, if you do it on cement and you fall, try to be close to grass, so when you feel like your gonna fall, you will land on the grass and it won't hurt really bad then on cement! ^^
i’m learning to inline skate and this video was super inspirational for me. i had a pretty discouraging day of practice yesterday and watching this reminded me to not give up
Hello 👋 as a in-line player and a hockey player myself. I recommend your stride length is longer. Therefore creating more power and stability whenever you use your strides to go forwards.
I'm a self taught inline skater, I started when I was 10 years old, now almost 17. All you need is to have fun, and you'll want to learn. I got motivated and wanted to learned this cool skill. Don't give up! Keep practicing!
@@mawarnurma_just in case he never answers but i think when it comes to the time that could be up to you and the ammount of hours you want to put into, since i started when i was 10 i would just go skate after school til it was late with only breaks to eat and so, could say it took me a couple months but after that within the same year i started i was already jumping over 4 people max and doing tricks with it, one thing ill recommend is to mix the basics with a “trick” like trying to run in 1 skate to create balance which helps a lot. You can try using other youtube videos for more advance things but honestly time wise it all depends on how much you actually want to learn. If is out of curiosity you might get bogged out with learning the basics Edit: Try learning to go backwards even if you only at the beginning level. itll keep things more fun if you have others riding with you
It takes about years to master it I'm self taught since 6 now I am 12 it took like 6 yrs to become very pro at it that I even managed to make my own way to stop and I cab run 12 mph with this thing I can do also the 2 wheelies on it so it just takes a long time but I promise you'll have fun
Well done 🎉🙏 this videos excellent Me and my partner are just learning my skates are still coming in the post so we’re using his pair this is really gonna help us! Really awesome watching you
I mean like when I watched this vid I was like: what am I doing with my life so I told my mom to bug me inline skates/roller skates and I asked her again today and she said today or tomorrow
For an amateur rollerblader like me that was really fun. And honestly i am shocked how much you progressed through one week. To get to this level it rook me a year and now i am blading for more than 4 years so well done. And also the last thing, you stopped making the begginer mistake which is bending your knees towards the center which most of the people struggle with good job!
Mike, this is a better video on learning how to skate than what most skating instructors put out simply because it's so easy to relate to. I am picking up inline skating after about 14 years and I'm super excited!
I learnt how to stop and stand on inline skates in 1-4 hours, now im trying to do that curve thingy when yourr going super fast and you can just lean and the skates will lean and you can rotate smoothly. Ive been trying for weeks but it never really worked no matter how fast i went
@@Chiefadhi Not really, if you play hockey w/ inline skates sooner or later you need to learn to go fast backwards until you feel as comfortable as if you were going forwards lol.
DANG!!! you are so inspirational man! i saw your vid on how to learn the balisong and now im doing it too! mimicking your tricks for starters, and now i wanted to learn the Roller skates too!! LOL , stay AWESOME!
I’m happy to see your progress and motivation I use rollerblades with three big 110 mm wheels to speed skate through the beach cities, it’s honestly a lot of fun and I haven’t done it in the last few months but you’ve convinced me to get back on and keep riding, it’s such a great feeling coasting and jumping over cracks, potholes, benches, on and off of sidewalks Skating through grass (thanks to the big wheel I don’t slow down) Even as you get more confident don’t skate without the helmet until you’re confident I’ve had a few friends hurt themselves pretty bad Best of luck with your continued skating experiences I can’t wait to see more
I just noticed the center of mass goes before the acceleration in maneuvers, which makes a lot of sense actually. But you have to keep it sort of between feet. That's pretty cool. I've been having a lot of fun learning with those. Thanks for the tips!
Well done! You picked up skating so fast! Especially the powerslide & jumps! Very impressed. You should try to learn some grinds on skates. I would love to see that 🔥
I’m 24 I’ve pretty much been skating in-line my entire life. Got my first pair at 3 and I’m a really good skater but the only two things I have trouble w is that power slide and I have a really hard time transitioning from going forward to backwards, but only on one side for whatever reason. My other side transitioning is super fluent at full speed though. This is really impressive how smart you are and how fast you were able to pick all of that up. I was looking for a video on changing my wheels and came across this hahaha
It's incredible learning how to skate. I'm 26 and just started learning last night at a local rink. My god, it felt like I was learning how to walk again but I had a BLAST. I can't wait to go out again with mine strapped on my feet.
I do inline skating for fun, and just a few months ago I tired ice skating. Ice skating and I absolutely fell in LOVE with it. Ice skating gives you more freedom and fun since instead of just standing where you stand and having to move so much you slide around like the floor isn't there. I still go to ice skate sometimes during weeks and i'm also still learning, Mike definitely has to try ice skating if he doesn't already.
I am a professional skater and am so glad seeing you skate. Learning the T stop is very tricky and eats up your wheels, but as you get better, opening your legs in an o form and closing it back, makes you stop with more balance, without eating up your wheels. Nice video
You made an amazing video and this is my second time of watching it because its so much fun, its a story for all of us, the only question is why didn't u at least watch a few youtube videos to get your bearings before going out and not having a clue of what to do. Please finding people who skate to work with will have really been nice, they will have given u pointers. Awesome and entertaining video all the same. For example you'll have known that the T-stop is not the best for a complete beginner because u have to be good on one foot to easily pull it off.
I love all the videos you’ve made! I just wanted to say you are a very entertaining TH-camr. I have a request, can you do an attempting to skimboard video, I’ve always wanted to know how and I wanted to see how you would do it, due to the fact that you usually complete most of your challenges you give yourself
First time I've seen a video from this channel, great content by the way. I don't know if you ever do any skateboarding, but the principle for powersliding on a skateboard is very similar with the whole aspect of keeping the weight off of the sliding wheels, except instead of controlling the direction of your other foot you're controlling the balance. Both definitely require a lot of fine tuning with the main foot, but as a skateboarder the one with the rollerblades certainly looks more tricky to me
BTW, some inline skates have breaks at the back of the right leg. I, as an intermediate skater, use inline skates with the break and it is quite helpful to stop or slow down.
You are my complete opposite and good for you! I am so careful and patient trying toi learn things, I end up taking so so long to get it. Wish I was more like you haha
Wow! Mike definitely inspired me to try harder. I tried to jump on the first day (stupid choice, I know lol) and fell flat on my butt and then I got scared of trying stuff, but after watching how persistent and consistent he was, I'll definitely go for it from now on. :D
Whenever you do in-line skating or rollerblading, make sure to wear your protective gears! You may think you won’t fall but accidents do happen and we wanna make sure we won’t get hurt if that happens! :D It’s best to wear protective knee pads, hand pads and elbow pads. Edit : I wear knees pads and hand pads because every time I know I am about to fall, I will fall front body first. Why hand pads? Because it’ll protect your hands when you fall SAFETY FIRST ❤
i just started learning to skate over the weekend. oh boy does my back hurt for 2 days because ive fallen down so many times. Will try again over the weekend😊
It's not "fixing". He could keep the italian english accent, and there is nothing called "fixing" if you go from italian accent to a british, american or australian accent
@@NoOne-qi4tb he is trying to have an english accent so the majority of his viewers can understand him. He is fixing it because its not perfect. He still has his italian accent, but he is learning an english one. so yes infact, it is fixing
you should've practiced in a skating rink it would've been a lot easier, that's how i learned to skate and i've been skating for a year now, keep it up you're doing great :> (also you should've skated forward a lot longer than you did before you did tricks so you had the balance to do them instead of trying to do them with little to no balance and try to keep your legs and feet closer together so you can push out with the maximum force to go faster) also when you jump put on foot a little farther than the other it helps your balance when you jumped instead of keeping them side by side
I use roller blades, there pretty much the same, but with a break on it. Ive just been practicing over time, i can sprint, do jumps, and go REALLY fast, practice makes perfect mike! Also, your progress is insane! Im just a kid but over 1 week you can master a skill!
This I regrettable can say is one of my hidden talents. I use to be an aggressive inline skater. haven't skated in 20 years, but occasionally when I go ice skating, I still amaze people at my skills on ice skate with having no experience.
Living in Minnesota for my whole life, I've been ice skating and roller blading since I was 5. I've never realized how many people don't know how to use these or even what they are called. Roller skates are the ones with 4 wheels in a block form and roller blades are the ones that the wheels are in-line.
Oh haha, I am from Spain and we learnt the vocabulary of this in my English class. I already knew "roller baldes" and "roller skates" words. It's strange that the poeple who speak in English don't know it.
I feel lucky that I learned to rollerblade back in 98. Ice skating is almost exactly the same. Keep going man! I’m not sure I’d be willing to learn at my age now lol to many responsibilities can’t break any bones haha.
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Try the pogo stick
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Dangerously addictive. That euphoric feeling after you did your first crossover turn without eating the pavement is pure ecstasy.
very, its more safe then skateboarding and biking ironically, i learned how to go backwards recently and its that same feeling as the first cross
Ikr same with speed and competition oh lord
@@4senseless yess exactly
I can’t get enough of just spinning around
THIS
I'm an inline skater and I just love it when people try inline skaing out - it's such an addictive activity, and sadly so underrated. It also reminds me of how hard it was at first to just do a crossover or stop. At the end of the day it's just a matter of balance (which is fundamental), stretch and a lot of practice. With time, you will gain a certain confidence in your skates, which is, in my opinion, a very beautiful feeling. They will become an extension of your feet 🥰
Do you have any tips? My feet keep leaning inward and it’s really annoying me please help😅
@@future6615 You should learn to use the outside edge of your skates. And practice one leg balance more. I used to keep leaning inwards too but after deliberate practice on outside edge + one leg it's now much better.
What skates did he use for this vid?(link)
The plow stop is one I would use instead of what he doing here but here he does not do T stop as put skate to back of skate going forward helps than the gap
really? i always thought its normal to immediately be able to do a crossover or stop, because it just came naturally to me, i didnt know it was hard for some people
I’m an amateur in-line skater and recently got a hairline fracture in my leg by skating💀 really felt stupid how I didn’t even learn some basic tricks and just decided to go skate on a slope and proceeded to crash into a wall, watching this while my fracture recovers, and dude you’ve given me some crazy inspiration. I’ll start skating again after full recovery and learn from my (and your) mistakes!
That sucks. Anything with the prefix "downhill" is a completely different animal lol.
When I was 10 I broke my arm doing in line skating so I think is normal for us lmao, At that time I had been skating for 6 years.
Bro it's just rule of thumb for anything with wheels not to go on a slope
Unless you're experienced, then u can.
I hope you gave inliners another chance
As an intermediate level skater, the ultimate pleasure is watching new people trying out skates and seeing how hard it was to start. And the joy of overcoming challenges.
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How long if I practiced like this guy would I reach a half decent level without the fancy jumping and stopping?
honestly incredible how many things you can learn, i can’t get myself out of bed in the morning
LMAOO
Pov: ur early
Yess in my country it's 3 am
@@magentawolf4967 2 am here
@@magentawolf4967 lmao same
I've been inline skating for 15 years now, and it's so beautiful to see someone trying it out and really giving it an honest shot. Your power slide was really impressive since that is a more advanced skill. Something you could have done that might have made the whole process a bit smoother is practice balancing on one skate (while moving). This is very helpful when going faster since you will be more comfortable with a longer stride, and it will help your balance in general. Also, I would have suggested learning to skate backwards before trying the power slide.
I loved ice skating before there were inline skates.
Im quite lucky to have grown up in a skate culture with a skate park close by. Almost every weekend in the summer was spent at the park either on blades, quads or a board. I can ride all three pretty well and enjoy it still at almost 40 yrs old. Once you learn it, it never leaves you.
are the skills from blades / quads transferable ?
@@ShifaAaquil Absolutely. The side push off and balance can transfer to blades, quads even ice skates. The stopping method is different however.
This guy's motivation to keep going is higher than my will to live
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So sorry for what you are going through. This guy learned from others how to manage on rollerblades, will you talk to someone who has learned how to manage to live when their will wasn't strong and learn from them? I hope you find your will to live.
@MiningAero you never know. It is easy to miss clues that people are struggling. It's better to be helpful, than sorry.
@@higstinator ,thank you for your concern
Mike - "I need to learn how to go faster!"
Me - *panicking* "NO! you need to learn how to STOP first!"
lol looks like you had a lot of fun!
I did that too lol
I'm still learning how to become better at it...without protection 'cause the protection i have is sh-t...
I’ve never learned how to stop, I’ve tried it once and almost broke my leg with the force lol.
@hockey caleb IM AN INLINE PLAYER TOO
@@dogsys me too I just grab the nearest support or just crash into it soo far I have just broken 2 bones in my hand while skating which sounds stupid but I works effectively lol 😆
@@birdthatdontlie7441 I can do a stunt I'm a 10 year old I can do that stunt without protection
As someone who taught themselves how to rollerblade at the tender age of 6, I am thoroughly enjoying this video lol.
Note: It actually translated extremely well to ice skating. Had no issue on my first try.
this is me but with ice skating, ive ice skated for a while and had almost no troubles going to rollerblading
I have been rollerblading since I was little too. Unfortunately it did not transfer into ice skating very well for me beyond basic v motion.
I am exactly same as you I taught self as in the age of 6 now am 12 very professional inline skater
Thanks for actually helping me! I got roller blade to train for off ice hockey and now I know that, If I keep it up, it’ll be easy to start doing hockey. Thank you!
@@yorkiee405 keep it up!
respect to you for not being afraid to fail.
Mike Is not just learning a skill, if you realise.. he also goes throwing what helped him to learn the skill so that we understand how it works!
We would prefer watching something from Mike than another person doing a tutorial. Because Mike does quality content ❤️
Big fan dae ☺️☺️🙏
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I'm an expert inline skater and WOW, you picked it up fast. I was very impressed to see your powerslide. That's amazing.
Right?? I just started like, 2 months ago and I still can’t power slide lol
yeah I also know a bit and he is doing great
Which inline skates is he wearing? I want to buy these
As someone who's been skating for multiple years, I still stop with brakes lol this dude's talented.
@@MuddyPawz1 yeah buddy, Rollerblade is a brand name
It's inspiring seeing how fast you learned how to inline skate. From barely being able to walk in them to being comfortable in them, this was awesome! I'm trying to learn as well and I hope to learn at even just a fraction of you. Wow
This is so inspiring! ❤️🥰
It’s about the courage and the commitment whilst you’re not seeing the results straight away. You’ve made a fantastic progress and I really admire how you pushed yourself despite many falls and quite a bit of pain! Yet it was so worth it! Kudos to you! I’ve subscribed to your challnn & I’ve signed up to the Morning Brew! Yay! Good luck in pursuing other skills 🙏🏻❤️
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Fun fact : Mike uses his girlfriend against us . She magically appears in the sponsor part and she's so beautiful that we just don't skip that part . It's Mike's techniquee
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Best instructions for beginners such as me. Thank you for sharing your progress.
i love you presevere through the learning process and end up giving useful tips to improve along the way. thanks man. im finaly gonna buy skates because i just got too fed up with grinding work.
Hey there! As a hockey player, I would tell you to not push hard when you are trying to sprint, but rather make little and fast steps until you gain enough speed. Pushing hard helps you mantain velocity, not gain it in the first place. It would be like start riding a bike with the hardest setting
Great tip!
@TheQBR I've been cubing for three years lol
“Even the worst days have an ending, and the best days have a beginning.” ...
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The best days also have an ending, and the worst days also have a beginning
What’s pop’in. Don’t mind me just wach’in.
Water is wet.
You are the man. Many helping tips in this video. I am currently running into the same issue with that T stopping technique. I keep sliding out of control instead of stopping Lolking forward to trying your technique
nice !! ive always thought that inline skates, skateboard, free running, bmx , as a art form and poetry in motion. i get amped up whenever i see someone do tricks no matter the sport. i love it. ❤️ i used to skateboard when younger now im older with multiple spine injuries so i just bike but i still love it all . even when people wreck i still appreciate it because you know they pain they endure , and the tenacity to get back up after a wreck amps me up too. much love ❤️
“This week i will learn how to get away with a murderer”
the next next week*
“this week i will learn how to steal from a high secured bank without getting noticed”
@@Mongheks the next next next week
I will learn how to survive a school shooting
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Everybody: *Wondering how is he capable of mastering so many difficult stuff??*
Me: *Wondering how does he gets to make his video with such beautiful places??*
Italy man😎
It's italy bro. Italy has one the most beautiful places on earth
Lol
It's weird bc im a hockey player
@@Luca-nh8oe I thought he said something like he is in Canada or USA or something
This was very fun to watch your progression in such a short amount of time. Well done!
Hi! This was fun to watch, and now I will check out some of your other videos.
I am an adult figure skater (I began in my mid thirties a couple years ago,) and I need to switch to inlines (PICskates) for summers going forward. That's why I found your video, because I was looking at inline stuff. I am excited to check out your jumping stilts attempts next, because I actually just pulled mine out of storage and tried them last week after maybe 13 years? I planned to make a video to post too from that. :D
His girlfriend's biggest flex: ''My boyfriend can do A-NY-THING”
Litterly underrated 😂
i mean its practically true
@Bishwa Biju Bhasi ow no what a nightmare.
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@@lilal1987 that line is kinda familiar....
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I learned to inline skate when I was 16 for just an hour. The next time I wore inline skates after that was when I was 22, and it picked up from there. I haven't skated again lately, but your video made me want to buy new skates for this pandemic. I also learned how to jump when I avoided a side drainage on a road, and surprisingly kept my balance when I landed, it's just that because of the speed, I crashed myself against a glass door of a public building. It was sooo memorable, hahaha!
I just got some inline skates a week ago and started skating after not doing it for 22 years. Best decision I ever made was ordering those skates! I'm having more fun than ever, even with a bruised tailbone 🤣
I'm planing to get inline skates
I got when I was 9 and learned that day 😂😂😂
I did it when I was 12 and now I am 35 with two months practicing I feel even more confortable than in the past. It s amazing...my advice...do it
I’ve been inline skating for two years and I’m 11
i was just about to go out and try power slide and found your video. Your many many crashes made encourage me that i should try with more confidence and not be afraid so much of falling. it is just part of process. i use protection on elbow, knees, hips. thanks for sharing! inspiring and motivating for me.
Great. Indeed, falling is a part of making improvements...But I hope you wear helmet as well?
This is great stuff. Love your humble approach. Very motivating.
This man literally teaches us anything is possible
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@@slagaming6643 thats not how a ratio works..
someday this man will try to invent time travel in 7 days and he does it
Truth
As someone who has been skating almost daily for the past 5 years, I recommend to always wear protective gear.
As a beginner:
- You're very likely to fall backwards, potentially hitting elbows or whip-plashing your head against the concrete. Always wear a helmet and elbow protection.
- You're very likely to fall forwards, potentially hitting you wrists and knees against the concrete. Always wear wrist and knee protection.
As an intermediate:
- You're starting to go faster and do more tricks, don't become overconfident and wear that protection
When reaching advanced:
- You're going even faster, doing even bigger tricks, buy some "g form" shirt and pants to protect shoulders and hips.
Wish I knew "g form" existed, before I broke my collarbone 2 years ago. Had to replace my flattened helmet, but no head wound.
Dayummm
It's so easy to fall and crack your head. Even if you skilled other might not be.
Bro i've been inline skating for years and I havent heard about g form 😳
@@chantehr5748 Well...
I had about 5 weeks of sick-leave after breaking my collarbone in 2018, that's when I stumbled upon the g-form website...
I'm convinced the shirt saved me at least once from another bone-injury at shoulder height.
@@timmy7201 sounds like good old armor 😀 I had an incident yesterday because I was skating backwards, got lost in thought and hit the wall 😅 such shirt would help for sure
I use inline skates and believe me, they are harder then expected, they are even harder to put on, so it's very hard and I am impressed Mike can do inline skating pretty well! Also, for beginners, if you don't have traditional rollerskates, and only have inline ones, I suggest you to practice on a hardwood floor, it really helps! And if your doing it outside, it's even better since you can practice on the grass, that way, you can practice balancing! Also, if you do it on cement and you fall, try to be close to grass, so when you feel like your gonna fall, you will land on the grass and it won't hurt really bad then on cement! ^^
This reminded me of the times when I was 9 and just skated straight into the grass, good times
i’m learning to inline skate and this video was super inspirational for me. i had a pretty discouraging day of practice yesterday and watching this reminded me to not give up
Hello 👋 as a in-line player and a hockey player myself. I recommend your stride length is longer. Therefore creating more power and stability whenever you use your strides to go forwards.
Yeah sure alder, make sure you bend you knees a lot but also make sure you weigh is partly forward instead of backwards
I'm a self taught inline skater, I started when I was 10 years old, now almost 17. All you need is to have fun, and you'll want to learn. I got motivated and wanted to learned this cool skill. Don't give up! Keep practicing!
Is it ok self taught? And how much time do you need until you can?
@@mawarnurma_just in case he never answers but i think when it comes to the time that could be up to you and the ammount of hours you want to put into, since i started when i was 10 i would just go skate after school til it was late with only breaks to eat and so, could say it took me a couple months but after that within the same year i started i was already jumping over 4 people max and doing tricks with it, one thing ill recommend is to mix the basics with a “trick” like trying to run in 1 skate to create balance which helps a lot. You can try using other youtube videos for more advance things but honestly time wise it all depends on how much you actually want to learn. If is out of curiosity you might get bogged out with learning the basics
Edit: Try learning to go backwards even if you only at the beginning level. itll keep things more fun if you have others riding with you
It takes about years to master it I'm self taught since 6 now I am 12 it took like 6 yrs to become very pro at it that I even managed to make my own way to stop and I cab run 12 mph with this thing I can do also the 2 wheelies on it so it just takes a long time but I promise you'll have fun
Nice very well.
Watching you since this week and loving your videos a lot ❤
Well done 🎉🙏 this videos excellent Me and my partner are just learning my skates are still coming in the post so we’re using his pair this is really gonna help us! Really awesome watching you
Who else is jealous that we’re sitting on our bums watching this dude live his life?
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I feel completely useless
@@trollrat2828 ur pfp Said it all😭
I mean like when I watched this vid I was like: what am I doing with my life so I told my mom to bug me inline skates/roller skates and I asked her again today and she said today or tomorrow
Yep
For an amateur rollerblader like me that was really fun. And honestly i am shocked how much you progressed through one week. To get to this level it rook me a year and now i am blading for more than 4 years so well done. And also the last thing, you stopped making the begginer mistake which is bending your knees towards the center which most of the people struggle with good job!
Mike, this is a better video on learning how to skate than what most skating instructors put out simply because it's so easy to relate to. I am picking up inline skating after about 14 years and I'm super excited!
Great progress in such a short time span! You should try aggressive inlines next
This guy is inspiring even my lazy ass.
I feel you
Same here
Same
be inspired and try to do a no handed wheelie?
If Mike can do stuff so can you.
I didn't know he had a girlfriend. She is cute and really good at inline skates!
Also he is using his girlfriend against us. At the time of sponser Ad she magically appear so we can not skip that part
lmao
@@yashkrishnatery9082 lmao, I never skipped the sponsor part, cause it was edited pretty well. So yeah, he doesn't.
@@erenav7989 (it was a joke)
Wait this is his girlfriend XD.
i heard her name in some video.
Love the determination. GREAT VIDEO!!!
I have been skating gor the past 6 months. Ur learning curve it's amazing. I can do this stuff but it took me more than a few days
As an inline speedskating trainer, I have to say that your learning curve is insane. some people dont even leave the fence the first week lol.
I have inline skates
I learnt how to stop and stand on inline skates in 1-4 hours, now im trying to do that curve thingy when yourr going super fast and you can just lean and the skates will lean and you can rotate smoothly. Ive been trying for weeks but it never really worked no matter how fast i went
I have been inline skating since i was 8yo. Now i can zoom past people while going backwards at mach speeds
@@erixccjc2143 the chosen one
@@Chiefadhi Not really, if you play hockey w/ inline skates sooner or later you need to learn to go fast backwards until you feel as comfortable as if you were going forwards lol.
He's like that one friend that wants to get better then everyone and practice for 10 hours a day
Not really everyone hast that kind of a friend
No. Because I am that friend
Thats great, their achievements make you jealous and their ambition/persistence inspire you
DANG!!! you are so inspirational man! i saw your vid on how to learn the balisong and now im doing it too! mimicking your tricks for starters, and now i wanted to learn the Roller skates too!! LOL , stay AWESOME!
THANK YOU- I’m learning with you at the moment and omg I’ve had them for years but never used them, but I do know how to ice skate so I guess it helps
I’m happy to see your progress and motivation
I use rollerblades with three big 110 mm wheels to speed skate through the beach cities, it’s honestly a lot of fun and I haven’t done it in the last few months but you’ve convinced me to get back on and keep riding, it’s such a great feeling coasting and jumping over cracks, potholes, benches, on and off of sidewalks
Skating through grass (thanks to the big wheel I don’t slow down)
Even as you get more confident don’t skate without the helmet until you’re confident I’ve had a few friends hurt themselves pretty bad
Best of luck with your continued skating experiences I can’t wait to see more
You know it's actually inspiring how you learn to do a lot of things and actually succeeding
I just noticed the center of mass goes before the acceleration in maneuvers, which makes a lot of sense actually. But you have to keep it sort of between feet. That's pretty cool. I've been having a lot of fun learning with those. Thanks for the tips!
Your perseverance is inspiring!
I appreciate the way you just ignore the embarrassment... Keep going Mike... Expecteing more videos...
Well done! You picked up skating so fast! Especially the powerslide & jumps! Very impressed.
You should try to learn some grinds on skates. I would love to see that 🔥
I’m 24 I’ve pretty much been skating in-line my entire life. Got my first pair at 3 and I’m a really good skater but the only two things I have trouble w is that power slide and I have a really hard time transitioning from going forward to backwards, but only on one side for whatever reason. My other side transitioning is super fluent at full speed though. This is really impressive how smart you are and how fast you were able to pick all of that up. I was looking for a video on changing my wheels and came across this hahaha
Amazing, I love it. Now I'll get back to my skates and try the powerslide stopping, couldn't do it properly as was always doing s turn instead.
Elena: says “for sponsoring this video” with Italian accent
Mike: *laughing*
Elena: (heavy metal incoming) trying to put him in order aggressively
😂😂you’re so funny 😂😂
GTFO😑😑😑😑😑😑😂😑😑
@@hilariochi8637 you okay sir?
@@hilariochi8637 bipolarity?
Oh i kinda copied Ur comment without knowing u wrote it. Sorry tymon
@@user-on3ug3vh6f lolz its ok
As someone who consistently goes skating, all your progress in such a short amount of time takes some dedication, great work man
It's incredible learning how to skate. I'm 26 and just started learning last night at a local rink. My god, it felt like I was learning how to walk again but I had a BLAST. I can't wait to go out again with mine strapped on my feet.
I do inline skating for fun, and just a few months ago I tired ice skating. Ice skating and I absolutely fell in LOVE with it. Ice skating gives you more freedom and fun since instead of just standing where you stand and having to move so much you slide around like the floor isn't there. I still go to ice skate sometimes during weeks and i'm also still learning, Mike definitely has to try ice skating if he doesn't already.
Great work man, This video motivated me to complete skating!
And You kept going even though you were falling down, you didn’t give up easily!!💪🏼
I am a professional skater and am so glad seeing you skate.
Learning the T stop is very tricky and eats up your wheels, but as you get better, opening your legs in an o form and closing it back, makes you stop with more balance, without eating up your wheels. Nice video
You made an amazing video and this is my second time of watching it because its so much fun, its a story for all of us, the only question is why didn't u at least watch a few youtube videos to get your bearings before going out and not having a clue of what to do. Please finding people who skate to work with will have really been nice, they will have given u pointers. Awesome and entertaining video all the same. For example you'll have known that the T-stop is not the best for a complete beginner because u have to be good on one foot to easily pull it off.
Skates can be painful but rewarding~ Such is the cycle of life! Thanks for contributing to the rollerblading community!
I was always scared of these 😂
Can't wait to see you pulling it off bro, you're the best!
I love all the videos you’ve made! I just wanted to say you are a very entertaining TH-camr. I have a request, can you do an attempting to skimboard video, I’ve always wanted to know how and I wanted to see how you would do it, due to the fact that you usually complete most of your challenges you give yourself
can I just say, you are absolutely inspirational and I've learned many of the things on your channel
Wow such a fun video to watch! Great job man!
In 2077 Mike Shake will learn every skill that exists.
He will be learning to jump from earth to reach space
He will learn to teleport
First time I've seen a video from this channel, great content by the way. I don't know if you ever do any skateboarding, but the principle for powersliding on a skateboard is very similar with the whole aspect of keeping the weight off of the sliding wheels, except instead of controlling the direction of your other foot you're controlling the balance. Both definitely require a lot of fine tuning with the main foot, but as a skateboarder the one with the rollerblades certainly looks more tricky to me
Thanks for your video, it gives me more motivation. It was really bad the first day I skated
I started skating after a 12 year stop, it’s awesome to see the community is pretty strong 🤙
It's so impressive how you learn all these skills in just one to two weeks it took me about a month to finally figure out how to do inline skating
What people want to become : Astronaut, Scientist, Doctor, Engineer etc.
What Mike Shake wants to become:
*PERFECT*
Gotta be vegan to be perfect.. or to even try to be lol
@@WatchDoggyDog mmm being vegan doesn't make you a better person
Def helps gives hands on learners insight on how its done 🤙
Great man... You inspired everyone nothing is impossible... Dedication and hard work can achieve everything what you want..... 💗👍
now I'm super inspired to go practice on my quad skates! one problem though...it's the middle of the night. maybe tomorrow ^^
This definitely looked like one of the harder things to learn. Great video!
You’re so inspiring you dont ever give up❤
BTW, some inline skates have breaks at the back of the right leg. I, as an intermediate skater, use inline skates with the break and it is quite helpful to stop or slow down.
Roller skating is all about having fun. That's all that matters. Great video man! 👍
As a hockey player I’m very proud of the progress you made! Great job! :)
You are my complete opposite and good for you!
I am so careful and patient trying toi learn things, I end up taking so so long to get it. Wish I was more like you haha
Wow! Mike definitely inspired me to try harder. I tried to jump on the first day (stupid choice, I know lol) and fell flat on my butt and then I got scared of trying stuff, but after watching how persistent and consistent he was, I'll definitely go for it from now on. :D
I love rollerblading! You’re doing an amazing job learning in my opinion ❤️
I just realized I have the same ones! Lol
I remember when this guy was at 100k subs, congratulations man!
Whenever you do in-line skating or rollerblading, make sure to wear your protective gears! You may think you won’t fall but accidents do happen and we wanna make sure we won’t get hurt if that happens! :D
It’s best to wear protective knee pads, hand pads and elbow pads.
Edit : I wear knees pads and hand pads because every time I know I am about to fall, I will fall front body first. Why hand pads? Because it’ll protect your hands when you fall
SAFETY FIRST ❤
i just started learning to skate over the weekend. oh boy does my back hurt for 2 days because ive fallen down so many times. Will try again over the weekend😊
Do you guys realise the progress of Mike fixing his English accent other than Tricks.
It's not "fixing". He could keep the italian english accent, and there is nothing called "fixing" if you go from italian accent to a british, american or australian accent
@@NoOne-qi4tb he is trying to have an english accent so the majority of his viewers can understand him. He is fixing it because its not perfect. He still has his italian accent, but he is learning an english one. so yes infact, it is fixing
@@practixal no, it is in fact correcting not fixing.
you should've practiced in a skating rink it would've been a lot easier, that's how i learned to skate and i've been skating for a year now, keep it up you're doing great :> (also you should've skated forward a lot longer than you did before you did tricks so you had the balance to do them instead of trying to do them with little to no balance and try to keep your legs and feet closer together so you can push out with the maximum force to go faster) also when you jump put on foot a little farther than the other it helps your balance when you jumped instead of keeping them side by side
Lots of progress in a short time. Love the determination
I use roller blades, there pretty much the same, but with a break on it. Ive just been practicing over time, i can sprint, do jumps, and go REALLY fast, practice makes perfect mike! Also, your progress is insane! Im just a kid but over 1 week you can master a skill!
This I regrettable can say is one of my hidden talents. I use to be an aggressive inline skater. haven't skated in 20 years, but occasionally when I go ice skating, I still amaze people at my skills on ice skate with having no experience.
Living in Minnesota for my whole life, I've been ice skating and roller blading since I was 5. I've never realized how many people don't know how to use these or even what they are called. Roller skates are the ones with 4 wheels in a block form and roller blades are the ones that the wheels are in-line.
i live in the netherlands, thats the onlly differnce in the story for me!
Oh haha, I am from Spain and we learnt the vocabulary of this in my English class. I already knew "roller baldes" and "roller skates" words. It's strange that the poeple who speak in English don't know it.
I feel lucky that I learned to rollerblade back in 98. Ice skating is almost exactly the same.
Keep going man! I’m not sure I’d be willing to learn at my age now lol to many responsibilities can’t break any bones haha.