Almost forgot to tell you, great tutorial Tiago! :D I'm currently working on my backwards skating, and I find it very useful. Today I was finally able to do the criss-cross thing, thank to your tutorial! I'm still having trouble with turning my torso to point my shoulder back, but that's getting better too. I don't know if I've already told you, but you have a gift to teach! As I said in a comment thread, I realized recently that I have been having such a hard time skating backwards due to a couple of BAD tutorials, where the guy insisted on saying that you had to put all your weight back. No wonder why I felt so insecure. It's taken me a lot of practice, falling, and watching different videos to realize that was a bad advice, and find out my proper weight distribution and balance. But you explain it perfectly in a 3 minutes video! You're helping a lot with your tutorials ^^ Saludos y GRACIAS!
Bavmorda Wow! I'm very glad you managed to improve your backwards skating thanks to my tutorial! this makes me feel very happy! :) keep practicing, and you'll manage to do all these things without even thinking :) May I ask you what video you watched, where the person told you tu put your weight on the back please? I'm just curious :) thanks a lot :)
I've been skating for as long as I can remember, learned on hockey skates. The only styles I would use with any regularity (for obvious reasons when you consider speed, padding, etc) were the basic and lemon ... but mostly the basic. It was almost always the quickest way to both keep track of the opposing player and potentially get the puck back. ANYWAY, I mostly came here to figure out how to explain how I skate backwards... it's always been so natural for me I just never really thought about it. PS: Was a defenseman, backwards skating, at least at that age, was not a very common skill for the forwards.
Tiago, awesome episode; I'm going to try out the half lemon tomorrow, thanks! Perhaps before another tutorial video you can share with us another sweet flow! From South Africa
Also when learning to skate backwards, make sure that your hips can move... if you have an anterior pelvic tilt with stiff hips, it will be impossible (feet glued to ground) and you'll keep falling forwards. And with criss-cross and the like train both sides. Muscles imbalances in the pelvis are not fun.
i just started agressive skating a couple of months ago and this helps a lot. i wish i could skate with people like you but not a lot of people skate in New York. also i might start using urban skates to be honest
Of course you have to feel it in your body to learn properly, but tutorials can help a lot to get there... or to do it wrong '^^ I've realized lately that I'm struggling badly with the whole skating backwards feeling, due to a few tutorials where they said you had to keep all your weight back 😕 I've had to change that whole notion to begin to feel comfortable. I don't know what they were thinking, those people usually make great tutorials... Well, thank god we have Tiago to help :)
Bavmorda oh wow :O the easy/ basic reason why I always tell to put the weight to the front: You don't have wheels in the back of your skates, behind the heel xD
Im learning skate backwards but i think im doing wrong. Is mis lemon done with both feet at the same height or in a scissor position? Im trying un scissor position and always i turn to one side, i cant go straight
Nicely done. Question: In your intro you kept turning left and right but didn't change shoulder you were looking through - wouldn't you normally look though right shoulder when turning right and left shoulder when turning left? Or does that only matter if you are doing cross-over for both sides?
thnx for the half lemon man,... never heard of the name but I have done the full lemon.. now I know bout the half lemon, I hope I can improve on my reversing.
Whenever I try to do the lemons, swizzle & crossovers, my skates feel really heavy and I really have to use a lot of energy to make it glide. And by the time I make it glide, my feet hurts and it stops halfway.. I can't even skate for long. Is this because fitness skates are heavier than freestyle skates?
Tiago, thanks so much for all your videos! Cheers from Brazil! I want to get back to inline skating after several years, what are your impressions on Oxelo Fit 5 for a beginner?
Luiz Enger O prazer é meu ☺️ Hum eu antes dei aulas de patinagem numa pesoa que usava patims da oxelo; e eles sò aguentaram 1 mès haha! (tambèm tive ums patins da Oxelo, e eles nao duraram muinto tempo :/) o que recomendo : Seba FR X, eses patims sao EXELENTES para começar! ( tenho ums assim, e sao muinto resistentes :) ainda poso usar eles, mesmo depois de 4 anos :) espero que o tenho ajudado! ( me perdoe, nao sei escrever muinto bem em portugues haha! só sei falar! ) ps: morei em Sau Paulo durante ums 5 anos :D
I'm no expert, but if you can't afford decent skates (apart from looking at the second hand market; you may find barely worn good skates at affordable prices, you'd be surprised!), if you buy Oxelos I'd go for the freeride model, never the fitness. Cheap fitness skates are the worst you can wear while learning, they're too soft; they don't support your ankles and feet at a correct position and you can easily hurt yourself, as well as don't learn your movement properly. Best scenario, they will slow your progress a lot and they'll make you feel very frustrated. Look for a freeskate/freeride/freestyle skate that offers you good support of feet and ankles. The extra money will be totally worth it ;)
Thanks guys. The problem is that Seba FR X costs more than 4 times Oxelo's Fit 5 here in Brazil and my size is out of stock, and Decathlon sells only Oxelo's fitness model. I'll keep an eye on used skates, but if I don't find anything, I'll probably get Oxelo's anyway. EDIT: what about Traxart Zephir? Found a used one for the same price as Oxelo Fit 3.
Looks like a fitness skate too... Same problem. You could look for the Powerslide Bronx? It's an entry level skate, but it seems to have good support, and it is from a good brand. I've found it in an online shop in Brazil at first sight (in Spain they're sold also in Decathlon. Maybe you could ask them if they can bring the freeride models to your shop?); I'm not familiar with the Brazilian currency, but it costs 799¿?. It may be more expensive than Oxelo fit, but if you can, I'd make the effort. If you can't, I guess fitness is better than nothing (and Decathlon makes decent products in their prize ranges), but seriously, you'll feel very limited. They're not good for your ankles, not good for your skating, and they're not prepared for any rough treatment or precise movement...
Bavmorda I see, thanks for all the info. And what about Razors Cult Street? I know it's a different type of skate, but I found it with an affordable price. Sorry for being a bother lol
It took me three years to try this and only about 2 weeks to get good at it and about two years later im a master at it especially doing the crisis cross and front manual
Yiey! At last!! I just switched to a rockered setup and it feels soooo good, but it really makes me wanna be more fluent in my backward skating. I think this video will help me a lot hehe :D Edit: Oh I forgot! About protection, have you tried the G-Form kneepads? Those yellow ones that looks like some exo-skeleton or something :) They're supposed to be really flexible but get hard when you fall on them. I haven't been able to try them out (because as usual no shop near me has them x) ) but I really like how they look, even though they are a bit expensive.
Jonatan OTW you switched to a rockered setup?! welcome to the club, it will become an addiction, you'll never want to go back to a flat setup, trust me ; mwahahaha! \@o@/ yes, I have those ^^ ( you can even see them in my inline skating setup video :) ) what's amazing with them is that you can complet forget you're wearing protection, cuz they are super light and easily adapt to the shape of your body :)
Tiago Inline Skater Haha true!! I don't think I'll ever go back, it's just so nice to have so much immediate control over movement in all directions! Oh really?! :O Man, in that case I must have seen them in that video and then forgot that you were the one to introduce them to me in the first place :) But awesome! I'm glad you're recommending them, I'll absolutely buy them soon!
Jonatan OTW true! :D yes! I've had mine since the very beggining when I started skating! i just had to buy some new ones because... ... ... ... I just lost them :D !!.... ( my room's so messy :'D...)
That's when you go backwards in a fairly open and low stance (feet spaced well apart) and then you shift your upper body weight back and forth (and a little up and down) in the pelvis, putting pressure on the leading leg which then slides forth from under you, catching up with the trailing leg in order to shorten the stance, then repeat. The trailing leg does a slight snake motion for propulsion, but the back leg much less so. You can gain more speed than with full blown freestyle criss cross.
Yes, the leading leg would be moving away from the trailing leg (which does the snaking motion) for a short while - you pump with your body weight from the hip/pelvis/buttocks on the leading leg (the foot also goes a bit toward the trailing leg's side, not straight back, it's like doing a scissor with upper thighs, letting the leading leg slide out - at this point the trailing foot is oriented with heel toward the inside). Then you relax the muscles/remove weight from leading leg and the trailing leg catches up again, making it possible to repeat this sequence. Sorry, I don't have a video, but this is how I learned to skate backward at moderate speeds (as opposed to very slow using full criss cross or lemons). Another option for speed is backward crossover, but the advantage of this technique (for a novice) is that both feet remain on the ground. Also backward crossover sort of makes you turn, which is not desirable. This technique is also quite relaxed - I can go multiple kilometers using it.
Here's a way to try it without skates to get the idea: stand with your legs in yoga warrior I pose (front leg bent, back leg extended straight behind) and then do pelvic thrusts back and forth, shifting your weight between front and back.
Thats was awesome!! I was wondering , how long have you been skating ? Because I want to know how long it takes to reach that level in all rollerblade technique
Hey dude, I just got some inline skates (the hospital had a "Santa's workshop" and the inline skates looked interesting so ヽ( ´¬`)ノ ) they're "kyrptonics vicious online skates." I wanted to ask you what are your thougyts on these and if they're good for someone like me who never skated before (okay, I tried once when I was 9, vut after many gours of trying and nearly falling into my brothers and their friends arm I gave up lol). Ive been looking for the last 2 days in Videos and all that shiz to make sure I don't break my ankles when I 1et try. Can you help me please?
Wow, either you have lots of money to spend on wheels, or you really skate, slide and brake in a very well balanced way! :O I've been limited to skating on really soft wheels lately, and rotation was mandatory every two skating sessions (on the bright side, that's given me the chance to taste different rockering configurations, thanks to the irregular wearing). Finally I've got myself a set of 82A from a decent brand, and boy what a difference! To Dire Wolfy: I've read some useful tutorials with pics and schemes, where they explain every way of rotating wheels, either for keeping the flat configuration or to try other ways, always maximizing the life of the wheels; I'll look for them and tell you something ;)
Here they are. First, the most frequent way of rotating them for wearing out the wheels evenly, thus prolonging the wheels life:. skating.thierstein.net/Knowledge/Inline_Skating_Rollerblading_Information_Wheel_rotation.html. And here an explanation on the most frequent wheels setups: skating.thierstein.net/Knowledge/Inline_Skating_Rollerblading_Knowledge_Rockering.html I hope this helps :)
I have skated for years, Never Learned to do a decent skate backwards. This is Very Helpful .
I'm glad it's helpfull :D
"And voila!" Favourite part of the video 😂
EITHER ITS ABOUT STOPS OR BACKWARDS OR CROSSOVERS OR WHATEVER....YOU HAVE THE BEST TUTORIALS ON THE TUBE.....!!!WELL DONE AND A MILLION THANK YOU!!!!!
ive been skating since i was five but i finally regained interest in doing tricks on inline skates!! this helped so much ❤️ thanks tiago
2:05 "and voilà " 😂😂
Literally the most useful/informational video I’ve seen about this I’ve watched on TH-cam. Thank you!
dude can you read my mind? the next lesson I wanted to learn by myself was backwards skating. Thanks a lot!!!
hehe ;D !
I always get excited when you post a video! Specially when it a tutorial! Thanks a lot! Love from Mexico!
that's really heart warming! Thank you ! :D
Almost forgot to tell you, great tutorial Tiago! :D I'm currently working on my backwards skating, and I find it very useful. Today I was finally able to do the criss-cross thing, thank to your tutorial! I'm still having trouble with turning my torso to point my shoulder back, but that's getting better too. I don't know if I've already told you, but you have a gift to teach! As I said in a comment thread, I realized recently that I have been having such a hard time skating backwards due to a couple of BAD tutorials, where the guy insisted on saying that you had to put all your weight back. No wonder why I felt so insecure. It's taken me a lot of practice, falling, and watching different videos to realize that was a bad advice, and find out my proper weight distribution and balance. But you explain it perfectly in a 3 minutes video! You're helping a lot with your tutorials ^^ Saludos y GRACIAS!
Bavmorda Wow! I'm very glad you managed to improve your backwards skating thanks to my tutorial! this makes me feel very happy! :)
keep practicing, and you'll manage to do all these things without even thinking :)
May I ask you what video you watched, where the person told you tu put your weight on the back please? I'm just curious :)
thanks a lot :)
How do you make it look so easy tho?! The years of experience shows Tiago!
I've been skating for as long as I can remember, learned on hockey skates. The only styles I would use with any regularity (for obvious reasons when you consider speed, padding, etc) were the basic and lemon ... but mostly the basic. It was almost always the quickest way to both keep track of the opposing player and potentially get the puck back. ANYWAY, I mostly came here to figure out how to explain how I skate backwards... it's always been so natural for me I just never really thought about it.
PS: Was a defenseman, backwards skating, at least at that age, was not a very common skill for the forwards.
notifications squad!!! this video came out pretty fast actually
hehe :D
Thanks for reminding me to look where I'm going and not at the skates! I am guilty of staring at my skates all too often.
I really like your skating style, also enjoy listening to your accent, somehow its refreshing :D keep up
Thanks a lot ! :D
really? how's my accent? can you really hear the french side of it? xD
this is what i was waiting for :D
hehe, Enjoy! :D
Tiago, awesome episode; I'm going to try out the half lemon tomorrow, thanks! Perhaps before another tutorial video you can share with us another sweet flow! From South Africa
have fun! :D
that's a good idea :)
*Thumbs up* ... Merci beaucoup for doing this tutorial, im so trying these techniques tomorrow...
you're welcome! have fun! :)
you are a funny guy, and a good teacher!subscribed
Also when learning to skate backwards, make sure that your hips can move... if you have an anterior pelvic tilt with stiff hips, it will be impossible (feet glued to ground) and you'll keep falling forwards.
And with criss-cross and the like train both sides. Muscles imbalances in the pelvis are not fun.
i just started agressive skating a couple of months ago and this helps a lot. i wish i could skate with people like you but not a lot of people skate in New York. also i might start using urban skates to be honest
have fun! ( I'm not good at agressive skating lol )
Actually, I'd LOVE to skate in New York :D !!!
Can you do a video on weight distribution?
exelent idea!
Of course you have to feel it in your body to learn properly, but tutorials can help a lot to get there... or to do it wrong '^^
I've realized lately that I'm struggling badly with the whole skating backwards feeling, due to a few tutorials where they said you had to keep all your weight back 😕
I've had to change that whole notion to begin to feel comfortable.
I don't know what they were thinking, those people usually make great tutorials... Well, thank god we have Tiago to help :)
Bavmorda oh wow :O
the easy/ basic reason why I always tell to put the weight to the front:
You don't have wheels in the back of your skates, behind the heel xD
Yep, my ass made me realize that :D
Nice one! That was exactly what I want to learn the most...! ^^
Greetings from Portugal
Keep it up!
Excelente video!! Gracias Tiago!!
muchas gracias :)
Love your vids, Tiago. Cheers from the States!!!
Gonna try this tomorrow. Very helpful tip!
This is the best tutorial out there
Can the criss cross be done on a flat setup?
I really want to find out more about Pari Roller, but I don't speak French! Is there any way I can get information?
This is a brilliant tutorial on skating backwards!
Was a really good tutorial! Helped me with my technique :)
Hey! Great tutorial thanks!
What is the name of the place you skate at the start of the video? It looks like a great and beautiful spot.
Im learning skate backwards but i think im doing wrong. Is mis lemon done with both feet at the same height or in a scissor position? Im trying un scissor position and always i turn to one side, i cant go straight
Nicely done. Question: In your intro you kept turning left and right but didn't change shoulder you were looking through - wouldn't you normally look though right shoulder when turning right and left shoulder when turning left? Or does that only matter if you are doing cross-over for both sides?
good answer ;)
Super cool tes vidéos! Le contenu, Le montage, bravo!
great guide man! what are the names of the first two tunes please? :)
I already know how to skate backwards, I just want to look like a boss while doing so. Thanks!
skating backwards is so important for stopping, stairs etc...and to make it up to perfection it takes a lot of practice.
thnx for the half lemon man,...
never heard of the name but I have done the full lemon.. now I know bout the half lemon, I hope I can improve on my reversing.
man, really like your videos! makes me wanna move back to Paris and skate with you =p
Thank you! :)
Whenever I try to do the lemons, swizzle & crossovers, my skates feel really heavy and I really have to use a lot of energy to make it glide. And by the time I make it glide, my feet hurts and it stops halfway.. I can't even skate for long. Is this because fitness skates are heavier than freestyle skates?
Tiago, thanks so much for all your videos! Cheers from Brazil!
I want to get back to inline skating after several years, what are your impressions on Oxelo Fit 5 for a beginner?
Luiz Enger O prazer é meu ☺️
Hum eu antes dei aulas de patinagem numa pesoa que usava patims da oxelo; e eles sò aguentaram 1 mès haha!
(tambèm tive ums patins da Oxelo, e eles nao duraram muinto tempo :/)
o que recomendo :
Seba FR X, eses patims sao EXELENTES para começar! ( tenho ums assim, e sao muinto resistentes :) ainda poso usar eles, mesmo depois de 4 anos :)
espero que o tenho ajudado! ( me perdoe, nao sei escrever muinto bem em portugues haha! só sei falar! )
ps: morei em Sau Paulo durante ums 5 anos :D
I'm no expert, but if you can't afford decent skates (apart from looking at the second hand market; you may find barely worn good skates at affordable prices, you'd be surprised!), if you buy Oxelos I'd go for the freeride model, never the fitness.
Cheap fitness skates are the worst you can wear while learning, they're too soft; they don't support your ankles and feet at a correct position and you can easily hurt yourself, as well as don't learn your movement properly. Best scenario, they will slow your progress a lot and they'll make you feel very frustrated.
Look for a freeskate/freeride/freestyle skate that offers you good support of feet and ankles. The extra money will be totally worth it ;)
Thanks guys. The problem is that Seba FR X costs more than 4 times Oxelo's Fit 5 here in Brazil and my size is out of stock, and Decathlon sells only Oxelo's fitness model. I'll keep an eye on used skates, but if I don't find anything, I'll probably get Oxelo's anyway.
EDIT: what about Traxart Zephir? Found a used one for the same price as Oxelo Fit 3.
Looks like a fitness skate too... Same problem. You could look for the Powerslide Bronx? It's an entry level skate, but it seems to have good support, and it is from a good brand. I've found it in an online shop in Brazil at first sight (in Spain they're sold also in Decathlon. Maybe you could ask them if they can bring the freeride models to your shop?); I'm not familiar with the Brazilian currency, but it costs 799¿?. It may be more expensive than Oxelo fit, but if you can, I'd make the effort. If you can't, I guess fitness is better than nothing (and Decathlon makes decent products in their prize ranges), but seriously, you'll feel very limited. They're not good for your ankles, not good for your skating, and they're not prepared for any rough treatment or precise movement...
Bavmorda I see, thanks for all the info. And what about Razors Cult Street? I know it's a different type of skate, but I found it with an affordable price. Sorry for being a bother lol
How does one go from skating forwards to backwards
It took me three years to try this and only about 2 weeks to get good at it and about two years later im a master at it especially doing the crisis cross and front manual
Thanks for all you do to help us mere mortals.
Loved this video...you're super dope!
Yiey! At last!! I just switched to a rockered setup and it feels soooo good, but it really makes me wanna be more fluent in my backward skating. I think this video will help me a lot hehe :D
Edit: Oh I forgot! About protection, have you tried the G-Form kneepads? Those yellow ones that looks like some exo-skeleton or something :) They're supposed to be really flexible but get hard when you fall on them. I haven't been able to try them out (because as usual no shop near me has them x) ) but I really like how they look, even though they are a bit expensive.
Jonatan OTW you switched to a rockered setup?! welcome to the club, it will become an addiction, you'll never want to go back to a flat setup, trust me ; mwahahaha! \@o@/
yes, I have those ^^ ( you can even see them in my inline skating setup video :) )
what's amazing with them is that you can complet forget you're wearing protection, cuz they are super light and easily adapt to the shape of your body :)
Tiago Inline Skater Haha true!! I don't think I'll ever go back, it's just so nice to have so much immediate control over movement in all directions!
Oh really?! :O Man, in that case I must have seen them in that video and then forgot that you were the one to introduce them to me in the first place :) But awesome! I'm glad you're recommending them, I'll absolutely buy them soon!
Jonatan OTW true! :D
yes! I've had mine since the very beggining when I started skating! i just had to buy some new ones because... ... ... ... I just lost them :D !!....
( my room's so messy :'D...)
I'm excited to give this a try!
thank you! very easy to understand and i learned so fast!
great video mabye a stupid question but i take it bending knees is good or sould be done forwords to cus then i need to do that more :P
Knees must always be bent to some degree
Excellent tips! Thank you!!!
can you skate backward with fitness in lines?
Fuzion Enigma with these techniques showed in this video, you can skate backards with every type of inline skates :)
nice vid. im learning this so its awesome to see tips
Jelmer Jetten hehe :D have fun!
Really good explanation of backwards Skating , I really appreciate it . ( KISS , keep it simple stupid . works for me ! )
Thank u been skating since i was 5 and still havent tried to skate backwards. Really want to
Thanks bro now i can backward skating thank you so much 🥰🥰
Nice, but I missed backward crossover and backleg hip-ass thrust-extension technique (a bit like criss cross but with less criss and going faster).
Hip-ass-trust-extension technique? :O
That's when you go backwards in a fairly open and low stance (feet spaced well apart) and then you shift your upper body weight back and forth (and a little up and down) in the pelvis, putting pressure on the leading leg which then slides forth from under you, catching up with the trailing leg in order to shorten the stance, then repeat. The trailing leg does a slight snake motion for propulsion, but the back leg much less so. You can gain more speed than with full blown freestyle criss cross.
I don't get it either, could you link some video? I'm curious
Yes, the leading leg would be moving away from the trailing leg (which does the snaking motion) for a short while - you pump with your body weight from the hip/pelvis/buttocks on the leading leg (the foot also goes a bit toward the trailing leg's side, not straight back, it's like doing a scissor with upper thighs, letting the leading leg slide out - at this point the trailing foot is oriented with heel toward the inside). Then you relax the muscles/remove weight from leading leg and the trailing leg catches up again, making it possible to repeat this sequence.
Sorry, I don't have a video, but this is how I learned to skate backward at moderate speeds (as opposed to very slow using full criss cross or lemons). Another option for speed is backward crossover, but the advantage of this technique (for a novice) is that both feet remain on the ground. Also backward crossover sort of makes you turn, which is not desirable. This technique is also quite relaxed - I can go multiple kilometers using it.
Here's a way to try it without skates to get the idea: stand with your legs in yoga warrior I pose (front leg bent, back leg extended straight behind) and then do pelvic thrusts back and forth, shifting your weight between front and back.
Thats was awesome!! I was wondering , how long have you been skating ? Because I want to know how long it takes to reach that level in all rollerblade technique
Komlan thanks!
I've been skating for 4 years now :)
hey man! how old are you!
i want tutorial now...neat and beautiful done
Can you please tutorial doing how to make slalom crazy becouse this Trick is awsome 👍🏻 and thank you , you are so good 👍🏻👍🏻
Sorry for my English im from Austria ✌🏻Pease
Thanks :)
Yes, I think I may start doing slalom tutorials :)
Woah awesome tutorial thanks!
those red pants are cool bro
Is that a bandage on your knee
yup!
That's what you get when you try to play soccer on inline skates haha xD
You are good brooo.
Thanks
I’m going to save this so I can refer to it again later if I need to
My legs keep seperating when doing the 1/2 lemon
ouaaaais tiago représente paname !!!!
Your movies are very helpfull!
Thanks great video
I'm a little late to the vid lol, my mom said she may buy me power slide megacruiser triskates if I behave lol
dude you better behave okay ?! >:O
Haha! Tell me when you'll get them okay? or maybe a video about it? :)
Tiago Inline Skater yah, I will
Derek Simmons I did
thanks ...it's very helpful..
Hey dude, I just got some inline skates (the hospital had a "Santa's workshop" and the inline skates looked interesting so ヽ( ´¬`)ノ ) they're "kyrptonics vicious online skates." I wanted to ask you what are your thougyts on these and if they're good for someone like me who never skated before (okay, I tried once when I was 9, vut after many gours of trying and nearly falling into my brothers and their friends arm I gave up lol). Ive been looking for the last 2 days in Videos and all that shiz to make sure I don't break my ankles when I 1et try. Can you help me please?
just skate
How about a wheel rotation video
Only done that once in my entire life :'D !
Wow, either you have lots of money to spend on wheels, or you really skate, slide and brake in a very well balanced way! :O I've been limited to skating on really soft wheels lately, and rotation was mandatory every two skating sessions (on the bright side, that's given me the chance to taste different rockering configurations, thanks to the irregular wearing). Finally I've got myself a set of 82A from a decent brand, and boy what a difference!
To Dire Wolfy: I've read some useful tutorials with pics and schemes, where they explain every way of rotating wheels, either for keeping the flat configuration or to try other ways, always maximizing the life of the wheels; I'll look for them and tell you something ;)
Here they are. First, the most frequent way of rotating them for wearing out the wheels evenly, thus prolonging the wheels life:. skating.thierstein.net/Knowledge/Inline_Skating_Rollerblading_Information_Wheel_rotation.html. And here an explanation on the most frequent wheels setups: skating.thierstein.net/Knowledge/Inline_Skating_Rollerblading_Knowledge_Rockering.html I hope this helps :)
Bavmorda it does, I know how to rotate mine
Thank you !
"Wear protection!" says the guys with the bandage on his knee ;-)
...and skating with a knee sprain xD
I do mine cross but I go EXTREMELY fast
Your voice sounds nice, man
I used to skate backwards on four wheels some time ago. now I’m now 110 three wheels my confidence is super low going backwards.
I thought about it, and… *I think I can change everything.*
バックワンフットのやり方を教えてください。スラロームが上手にできません。
お願いします。🙇♂️
very useful! mercii!
Yup I use half lemon
2:06 and vualaahhh 😂😂😂
save my day! tks
Hey Tiago I want u to show how to skate backwards fast
I do the basic.. even in the ICE SKATING
I rollerblade like the girl on the left at 1:59 X)
BTW thanks for the vid j'ai bcp aimé
Tu e br?
Super bien fait pour les autres pays européens ont fait le point de départ pour les
good I like it is ♡
the proplem is that your subtitles cover what we are supposed to see
Criss cross will make you jump, jump.
Thx bro ily nh 💀
The hard part for me is looking back
que onda :D¡¡¡¡ good video boss
Thank you :D
Helps
Ok
Don't stare at your skates, because you'll get dizzy (at least I do)
thank uuuuuuu