The best advice I can give is to just wear them, wear until you start feeling it natural with it. Stand up and do little steps by step while holding on, do the exercise shown in this video. Take a break and sit, then go back. Do this until it start feeling natural, you’ll start getting good results. Don’t rush, just know that this will be something that will take days.
I looked so dumb trying to ice skate this winter so I’m going to practice over my winter college break and try to translate what I learn from rollerblades onto the ice rink, thanks for the video I’m going to use all of your tips 🙂
I'm getting back into inline skating after 20 years and I'd always use wrist guards..they saved me from shattering my wrists many times in the past. First instinct when you fall is to put your hands out, the guards absorb and redistribute the force going into your wrists... Excellent video.
@@SASPayne1D that's the point 😊 when the wrist skid, although it might make you hit with elbows etc they prevent the wrist catching which is what usually makes it fracture. just like mc gloves are designed for us bikers. you want to skid along because the slower you stop, granted your kit is good enough to not rip off the less blunt force trauma you get.
I read your comment amd still figured I wasn't gonna do much with the skates on and before I knew it I hit the concrete hard with my feet in the air. Luckily I didn't hit the back of my head. Definitely sprained my wrists. Now I am scared of skating
I am a beginner and I realised yesterday that keeping my body leaning forward with knees bent helps me find my balance faster. Also keeping the blades slanting outwards helps in the same respect. And keeping arms in front of my eyes helped a lot too.
thank you so much for this how-to!! my dad bought my first pair of inlines when i was 15 (thought i was gonna learn roller hockey eventually), but due to my poor balance, fear of injury, and general weeniness, the skates collected dust instead. half way through this video, i was able to push with my foot and hold all my weight on the other, skating across my bedroom. it's late at night and im sure ill wake somebody up if i continue, but im having so much fun. i'm 23 now and im very excited to finally put these skates to good use!
Just a suggestion on wrist guards: Absolutely get them. I was an avid rollerblader in the VERY early days of its resurgence in the very early 90s. We did handrails, big steps, halfpipe and bowls and just a whole lot of random stuff. You have wheels on your feet. This is fine for when you fall forward. But when you are just starting to learn, you are not only learning to skate but you are also learning to fall. And one of the most dangerous and extremely common mistakes is falling backwards. Your will automatically throw out your hands and try to stop your fall, arms straight and essentially take your whole body weight + momentum force on your wrists. They will break. This is the most common 'serious' injury that I have witnessed, repeatedly. From beginners to experts.
This tutorial is excellent. I’m starting to learn this in my 50’s I’ve already started practicing after watching it. What I learned here has been very helpful.
Actually i struggled a lot for the past few day, fell backwards instead of forward and scared me, i couldn't find a proper video who really explained how to warm up and do the steps, thank you so much!
I stepped into a pair of skates for the first time in my life earlier this week. (I’m 30) I’ve managed to scoot around my garage a little but I’m still relying a lot on supports. I can’t seem to get the hang of balancing without my legs wobbling. Not gonna give up though. Thank you for this video!
Hello bro i just stopped by to say thank you so much for your lovely video and useful tips 😀 I am 40 years old and i never Inline skiting before 3 days before i have seen your video and i got impressed and it was my big dream that one day i Can Inline skiting . The day I watched your video then I went to sport shop and i bought a beautiful Inline skiting shoes.. i forgot that I am 40 years 😆 and i started in the same day after coming home from shop. It was my 3rd day and I can Inline skiting really good . my wife and kids are surprised 😆 my kids says OMG dad how could you do it. But I have seen your video more then 50 times and i did download it in my phone on my free time i use to watch it and learn more and more. In 3 days i can skting now . Lots of love and respect bro a big Hug .
Hey man thanks a lot! I’m really glad that I could help you out! All the best! Please check out the second video about this as well (it’s a progression on part one)
So explicative, thank you so much! I wish you do so many more videos for learning in-line skating in English from beginner to medium and advance levels ! The best lessons and explanations! Congratulations!
You're welcome! It looks like a lot of people want them so I will probably oblige! Wasn't sure if there is interest because I've covered a lot of the stuff on-ice already.
I bought some skates for this summer bcs why not. I can't remember as a kid that skating was this complicated. But also as a kid you gave a shit if you fell down or not x'D
Great video!! It was a great help for my 4 teenagers!! They followed all your recommendations and were skating in no time. However, I would still recommend using the wrist guards... I purchased all the safety equipment, however, they all removed the wrist guard as you mentioned it gives zero wrist mobility... After 1 hour, my youngest (14) felt on her wrist and ended up with a fracture and a cast for 3 weeks! Ouch!
Glad I could help! Sorry for the injury though- get well soon! Yeah wrists guards really still have me undecided; I guess it’s also because I’m from a hockey background and you can’t hold a stick if you use them.
Thanks so much for your video. Spent quite a few months on and off for inline skating, I'm still not able to move comfortably. I'll try again with the steps in tour video.
dude, i am even not begginer (i am shaking on the grass ;d), yet i still see two non- professinal things that i want to stress out: - where's your protective gear? - your skates are barely hanging on your foot and while you are standing, you leggs are pointing inwards. if i would see you as my first youtube tutor i'll probably toss rollers hell away due to fact that laces and straps "connects me" to rollers as seatbelts connects me to car. please correct me if this "loosely technique" is deliberate and recommended by you, because maybye i am missing something educational here which may help me overcome my fears and unbalanceness
In the Video, and for beginners, I definitely recommend protective gear. I’m also one of the few coaches in Germany who wears a helmet on-ice while coaching. However, I have a bigger chance of falling down the stairs at home than falling by myself doing a beginners tutorial, so I didn’t put on any gear. Because this video is very simple, I had my skates on very loose. The main reason my legs are pointed inwards though, is that the chassis of my rollers isn’t not mounted perfectly (too far out, hence it makes my ankles bend in). It doesn’t really bother me though and I’m used to it.
@@MarcelsHockeySchool well, that puts much perspective on this video. Thank you for answer :) ps. that "chassis not mounted perfectly" makes me even more appreciate your balance and skills; not anyone (especially me) would keep straight up and not crack skull in fatal injury wearing that loose skates!
I’m not a beginner but I am just getting into skating again ( after I broke my arm doing the regular skates but don’t judge they were tight lol ) now I just got a new pair just like the ones in the video and at first it was kids hard but after watching this it was a lot easier.
I think this is definitely easier when you know how to ice skate, and vise-versa. I love hockey and I've been waiting to learn to inline to practice in the off-season 😄
Thank you so much for this video. I ordered my first pair of inline skates and they just came today and my protective gear comes tomorrow. So I'm excited to go to my skate park across the street and start learning. Your video definitely have me some pointers on what to do and what not to do.
I tried inline skating for the first time yesterday. I had no protective gear because I just borrowed some skates to see if I liked it. I had a blast, but should have definitely worn wrist guards. When I fell I instinctively caught myself with my hands every time. My wrists hurt so bad today, that I want to advocate the wrist protectors to every other beginner, seriously should have worn some! My friend also told me he always wears them after breaking his wrists multiple times. Stay healthy and have fun guys!
Awesomeness!!!! Best turorial ever for beginners! Please do more of these, the basics for inline skates, i just started today, sooo exited! 😁 Thank you so so so much sir🙏❤
A csuklóvédőről. A fiam nem viselte és az ugrások gyakorlásánál a csuklója több helyen megrepedt. Másfél hónapig kellett viselnie az orvosi kézvédőt éjjel-nappal a gyógyuláshoz. Amikor meggyógyult és korizni mentünk az első amit felvett az a kézvédő volt! A többi résszel egyetértek! Soha ne korizzatok védők nélkül! Súlyos sérülésektől védenek. Ne kockáztassatok értelmetlenül! Én is viselem! Pedig sok éve korizok, a szövetség edzői licencével rendelkezem. Azaz nem vagyok "kispályás", mégis viselem a védőket!
I know to ski. Following your instructions, I was able to start easily and get the skate feel within one day. It got me real excited. Thanks for the video!
@@MarcelsHockeySchool the speed increases rapidly and it gives a scare 😁. I am having to instantly switch to inverted V to slow down by the 3rd stride. It spoils the fun. Any tips to skate at reduced speed instead of constantly trying to slow down?
@@vjayvenkat Hmmm...not really....because when you just glide you’ll slow down automatically. If you don’t push off as strong, you won’t gain as much speed.
@@MarcelsHockeySchool I went to practice on a slightly rougher surface and I am all good now. It will be great if you can post a video on turning as well.
@@vjayvenkat here are a bunch or drills to do on rollerblades: th-cam.com/video/lGXSFaZnYzs/w-d-xo.html and there is a sequel to that on technique as well. Unfortunately I don’t have a pure turning video- only on-ice.
Started three sessions ago. I couldn’t stand in my first session 😅😅 but was able to walk in my second and third session without falling. Going for my 4th session today.
Trying to learn using this tutorial. It's not easy at all. Takes quite a bit of time. Question is, I'm able to move forward with small glides in my first day. But it's just not easy to turn and stop. The wheels seem to sticky!! What's the easiest way to stop?
Doing a hockey-like stop on rollerblades is extremely difficult; I can’t even do it. For beginners, it’s best to have a “stopper” put on on the back of one of the rollerblades. You lift up your toe, the stopper hits the ground, and you stop
@@MarcelsHockeySchool Appreciate your quick response, Marcel. Yes my skates has the stopper. Will try using it. It's going to be a tough learning curve, but an exciting one. Will be using your videos as a guide.
I don’t use my wrist guards. Because they are so tight. I use thin gloves, that I cut of the fingers instead. 😁 I have more control with my wrist then. Thanks for the tips by the way!
Yeah, my daughter is starting to inline skate as well and I left the wrist guards off for her. The other stuff is important as a beginner but wrist guards are really optional.
Marcel's Hockey School I know it’s a big ask, but could you maybe do a short video on a couple of different stopping techniques specifically for inline hockey? Most tutorials I find are more for generic skating, but I’m sure that some of the techniques make little sense on the fiel.
BigTwitchy I will try to find someone to do this for next summer- because I’ve had a lot of requests for this but I can’t actually properly “stop” on rollerblades myself. Rollerblading is more of a summer hobby for me- I’m much better on ice skates 😃
they fit. First of all, I tied them up super loosely. Secondly, the chassis isn't mounted perfectly, a bit too far to the outside, which causes my ankles to cave in a bit. Doesn't bother me though.
"Hillbilly" brand wrist guards *with full fingers* ($30?) have saved my wrists, hands, AND fingers, a few times already😬 - *well worth the money*. Knee pads, elbow pads, certified helmet, football/sports shorts with tailbone pad (Triple 8 covert elbow & knee pads don't show under shirt and jeans, and football pads don't show under reg-fit jeans). And I wear a backpack to cushion backwards falls😂.
11 year old here! My school offers scating lessons but it doesn't start till next month, and in order to join u need to atleast know the basics. This was really helpful :) It's currently my second day-
@@mahekchaudhary7314 ok. It’s hard to visualize what you mean. Go to my website www.marcelshockeyschool.com and send me an email with a clip of you skating. That way I can help better.
I watch flow skate (a great inline skating channel) A LOT have been FOR MONTHS and they got me madly hooked on the idea of inlining… it looks.. “EASY” but oh my lord, it’s not easy in the slightest, in the 1st 5 minutes I broke my finger!! Started using blades with my partner yesterday for the 1st time and definitely excited to try again tomorrow.
Thank you very much, I'm still nervous because it's my first time on a rollerblade I'm also nervous about braking because maybe when I'm going fast I don't know what I'll do but thank you so much for this video.
as a biker (mc) I can tell you right now the wrist guards are a god send. they might not be exactly like a mc set of gloves. but the premice is the same, you want the plastic protector to skid along the asphalt completely preventing road rash, and a very common fracture forc accide TS where the skin simply catches on the ashphalt, grips too much and twists your wrist 180 degrees the wrong way. a stiff one also helps prevent that fracture
I never used a wrist guard. Fell, injured wrist, resulting in me having a ganglion cyst for the next decade. Funny enough, another fall, not related to skating popped it
Thanks! For beginners, it’s best to have a stopper on the back of one skate. Then you just lift your toes up, the stopper hits the ground, and you break
We have the same problem lol 😆 i did belence in 5 minutes i learned how to skiting in 2 days today was my 3rd day i did not fall 😅 for 2 hours i did practice but i can not break 😅 how can we learn it 😅 good luck 👍
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Awesome. Big help for me. Trying to learn Inline skating at the age of 50 is not too easy actually :-)
Joerg Hecke Glad I could help! Yeah I know- it’s always easier to learn things when you’re younger :D
😢😢😢
Never too late! I learned at 40
Me too haha I’m watching video now and practice
I’m learning at nine
I learned a trick called "falling" and i discovered that i'm pretty good at it.
😂
Same I should apply for the Olympics for it
The best advice I can give is to just wear them, wear until you start feeling it natural with it. Stand up and do little steps by step while holding on, do the exercise shown in this video. Take a break and sit, then go back. Do this until it start feeling natural, you’ll start getting good results.
Don’t rush, just know that this will be something that will take days.
Ok, thanks for your advice
Will do!
Thx man
Love to watch. I am now so much obsessed about skates
6:37 if u want to get into the tutorial n skip the gear guide
Thanks, man
Thanks ALOT! u saved so much time
I just decided to learn this thing, and by far your tutorial the best I've seen, and I cannot really tell you how many are already behind me. Thanks!
Thank you! I'm glad I could help you!
I looked so dumb trying to ice skate this winter so I’m going to practice over my winter college break and try to translate what I learn from rollerblades onto the ice rink, thanks for the video I’m going to use all of your tips 🙂
You’re welcome! That’s a good idea👍
33 years old, half a world away, and this was truly helpfull. Thanks!
You're welcome! Glad that I could help!
Best beginner tutorial I've seen so far. Definitely will work on this. I'm going on day 5 of learning to rollerblade. This should help.
Thank you! Glad I could help!
How is it now
today my first time learning inline skate. I already balance myself. this is very helpful
Glad I could help you out!
How did it go for you? How much time did it take to skate confidently?
Love to watch. I am now so much obsessed about skates
I'm getting back into inline skating after 20 years and I'd always use wrist guards..they saved me from shattering my wrists many times in the past. First instinct when you fall is to put your hands out, the guards absorb and redistribute the force going into your wrists... Excellent video.
thank you!
Hey! Do they give you any grip? Cause mine has a metal part and I feel like I’d probably slip more further with them 🤔🤔
@@SASPayne1D i have a metal part too it gives you grip
@@SASPayne1D that's the point 😊 when the wrist skid, although it might make you hit with elbows etc they prevent the wrist catching which is what usually makes it fracture. just like mc gloves are designed for us bikers. you want to skid along because the slower you stop, granted your kit is good enough to not rip off the less blunt force trauma you get.
I read your comment amd still figured I wasn't gonna do much with the skates on and before I knew it I hit the concrete hard with my feet in the air. Luckily I didn't hit the back of my head. Definitely sprained my wrists. Now I am scared of skating
This was the best tutorial I have seen so far! Beginner here!!! 💪💪
glad I could help!
@@MarcelsHockeySchool I agree! It’s totally detailed tutorial.
@@MMM-jg7gv that was my goal! Thank you!
I am a beginner and I realised yesterday that keeping my body leaning forward with knees bent helps me find my balance faster. Also keeping the blades slanting outwards helps in the same respect. And keeping arms in front of my eyes helped a lot too.
Glad to hear that that all helped you!
Your blades shouldn't be leaning outwards because it nean you have weak angles most of the time
That's a bit mean not to upset u
thank you so much for this how-to!! my dad bought my first pair of inlines when i was 15 (thought i was gonna learn roller hockey eventually), but due to my poor balance, fear of injury, and general weeniness, the skates collected dust instead. half way through this video, i was able to push with my foot and hold all my weight on the other, skating across my bedroom. it's late at night and im sure ill wake somebody up if i continue, but im having so much fun. i'm 23 now and im very excited to finally put these skates to good use!
That’s awesome! Just don’t break anything in your bedroom😃😃😃
Lol same, i was just a lazy kid and now at 24 I want to actually learn
Nice… how is going? I noticed that they new models are easier than the old ones from when I was 15😂
I got a new pair for me… I can see the difference.
Hope your feet didn't grow! 😄
Love to watch. I am now so much obsessed about skates
Oh, you explained so clearly for a 56-year-old. I'm adding inline skating with gym workouts as a cardio day. Very helpful. Thank you so much.
That’s great! Glad I could help!
Just don’t break your back
Broo💀💀
im 27 and learning to skate for hockey starting out on inline skates since rinks arent really close to me. its tough. but I will prevail. i hope..
Good luck! It's definitely not too late for you to learn!
hi can give you some tips i cant flex but i´m inline hockey europe champion
unlike many so called skating gurus out there, you really are trying to teach something and I thank you for that.
Thanks a lot!
Just a suggestion on wrist guards: Absolutely get them.
I was an avid rollerblader in the VERY early days of its resurgence in the very early 90s. We did handrails, big steps, halfpipe and bowls and just a whole lot of random stuff.
You have wheels on your feet. This is fine for when you fall forward. But when you are just starting to learn, you are not only learning to skate but you are also learning to fall. And one of the most dangerous and extremely common mistakes is falling backwards. Your will automatically throw out your hands and try to stop your fall, arms straight and essentially take your whole body weight + momentum force on your wrists. They will break.
This is the most common 'serious' injury that I have witnessed, repeatedly. From beginners to experts.
This tutorial is excellent. I’m starting to learn this in my 50’s I’ve already started practicing after watching it. What I learned here has been very helpful.
Glad that I could help!
I, too, am in my 50s and just learning (to be able to help my grandson learn).
This is a great video.
@@FBrigdon glad you liked it!
Actually i struggled a lot for the past few day, fell backwards instead of forward and scared me, i couldn't find a proper video who really explained how to warm up and do the steps, thank you so much!
You’re welcome! Glad I could help!
Wonderful tutorial for beginners. Am learning at age 44 & it's working so well.
Glad I could help!
I’m getting started and I’m 44 too😂
@@jasoncalhoun3533 have fun!
I’m 43 and I just bought rollerblades and all the protective gear, I’m so nervous but excited and this video helped heaps thank you 💚
Glad I could help out! Have fun out there!
I am almost near 40 I love skates. My son is 5 years old. I love skates due to in childhood time I was so obsessed with Olympics
I stepped into a pair of skates for the first time in my life earlier this week. (I’m 30)
I’ve managed to scoot around my garage a little but I’m still relying a lot on supports. I can’t seem to get the hang of balancing without my legs wobbling. Not gonna give up though. Thank you for this video!
You’re welcome and good luck!
Right there with you. Taking it back up at 38 to help train for hockey, and these videos have been really helpful
Hello bro i just stopped by to say thank you so much for your lovely video and useful tips 😀 I am 40 years old and i never Inline skiting before 3 days before i have seen your video and i got impressed and it was my big dream that one day i Can Inline skiting . The day I watched your video then I went to sport shop and i bought a beautiful Inline skiting shoes.. i forgot that I am 40 years 😆 and i started in the same day after coming home from shop. It was my 3rd day and I can Inline skiting really good . my wife and kids are surprised 😆 my kids says OMG dad how could you do it. But I have seen your video more then 50 times and i did download it in my phone on my free time i use to watch it and learn more and more. In 3 days i can skting now . Lots of love and respect bro a big Hug .
Hey man thanks a lot! I’m really glad that I could help you out! All the best! Please check out the second video about this as well (it’s a progression on part one)
So explicative, thank you so much! I wish you do so many more videos for learning in-line skating in English from beginner to medium and advance levels ! The best lessons and explanations! Congratulations!
You're welcome! It looks like a lot of people want them so I will probably oblige! Wasn't sure if there is interest because I've covered a lot of the stuff on-ice already.
I'm actually learning skating in my school for P.E! I’m in grade 8 and im struggling a lot to get the movements. This video helped a lot. Thank you!
Have fun! Glad I could help!
Dang I wish I had this
I’m learning to impress my classmates during our coming unit!
No fair ≤:(
So far this is the best tutorial I have watched. Thank you for this simple tutorial. I just got my pair of skates. 😇
Thanks a lot and have fun!
I just started it and its feel really uncomfortable my feets are wiggly and stiff but i think practice would make it better
It's perfectly normal at the start to feel uncomfortable. Your body isn't used to it, but it will come!
@@MarcelsHockeySchool oh good. My ankles just feel week and wobbly. I was hoping it’d get better.
@@crosisofborg5524 same man they won't stop wobbling 😭
bought my first pair of blades recently- i’m hopeful this will help!
I hope so too! Have fun!
Thank you so much, I used to blade as a teen I’m 38 now, want to get back to it! Very helpful, great memories came back while watching you.
Thanks! I'm glad the vid brought back some good memories!
Im 40 years old. Last time I rollerbladed was back in 1996. Im excited and nervous at the same time .
Have fun!
In the same boat, It’ll be a change for sure
I havent been rollerblading for over 10 years and it feels like im a newborn calf when putting them on lmao
@@UMayProductions haha that’s normal but you’ll get the hang of it quick!
The best clip for the beginner...
Really appreciate for what you did really help me too much...Thx so much
You’re most welcome! Glad I could help!
Oh thank you so much I just started you are the best I’m subscribing
Thanks for subscribing and I’m glad I could help you out!😊👍
That helped me so much!! I'm a beginner and with these tips I learnt how to Rollerblade very easily!! Thank you so much!!
You’re most welcome! Glad I could help!
I bought some skates for this summer bcs why not. I can't remember as a kid that skating was this complicated. But also as a kid you gave a shit if you fell down or not x'D
Haha yup! The kids I coach, they crash and just keep going. I think "I'd have just broken something :D "
This was THE BEST roller skates tutorial …. I have refered many but this was the one that taught me the basics….
Thanks a lot ….
You’re welcome! I’m so glad that I could help you!
It is nice but i know how to ride roller blades
Really. Out of all this was the best!
I‘m so glad to hear that :)
Thank You for the Best Beginner Video. Best regards from Blackforest Germany 😊
You're very welcome!
Great video!! It was a great help for my 4 teenagers!! They followed all your recommendations and were skating in no time. However, I would still recommend using the wrist guards... I purchased all the safety equipment, however, they all removed the wrist guard as you mentioned it gives zero wrist mobility... After 1 hour, my youngest (14) felt on her wrist and ended up with a fracture and a cast for 3 weeks! Ouch!
Glad I could help! Sorry for the injury though- get well soon!
Yeah wrists guards really still have me undecided; I guess it’s also because I’m from a hockey background and you can’t hold a stick if you use them.
really wonderfull teachings ...im just on beginers level and every lil knowledge is due and important
Glad I could help you out!
Great job walking through the beginning steps! I run through this every morning in my garage before I hit the streets!
That’s great! I’m glad I could help out!
Wish i looked at this before starting... i hit my head on the back without helmet
Oh no...hope you’re ok!
Thanks so much for your video. Spent quite a few months on and off for inline skating, I'm still not able to move comfortably. I'll try again with the steps in tour video.
You’re welcome! Yes just take it slowly, step by step, and good luck!
Just started inline skating a while ago morning and it is not easy as a first time skates. However, I believe in "no pain no gain". We can do thisa
Oh yeah, you can do it! Just keep working at it consistently!
tysm i've been learning and now im getting better!!
Glad I could help you out!
dude, i am even not begginer (i am shaking on the grass ;d), yet i still see two non- professinal things that i want to stress out:
- where's your protective gear?
- your skates are barely hanging on your foot and while you are standing, you leggs are pointing inwards.
if i would see you as my first youtube tutor i'll probably toss rollers hell away due to fact that laces and straps "connects me" to rollers as seatbelts connects me to car.
please correct me if this "loosely technique" is deliberate and recommended by you, because maybye i am missing something educational here which may help me overcome my fears and unbalanceness
In the Video, and for beginners, I definitely recommend protective gear. I’m also one of the few coaches in Germany who wears a helmet on-ice while coaching. However, I have a bigger chance of falling down the stairs at home than falling by myself doing a beginners tutorial, so I didn’t put on any gear.
Because this video is very simple, I had my skates on very loose. The main reason my legs are pointed inwards though, is that the chassis of my rollers isn’t not mounted perfectly (too far out, hence it makes my ankles bend in). It doesn’t really bother me though and I’m used to it.
@@MarcelsHockeySchool well, that puts much perspective on this video. Thank you for answer :)
ps. that "chassis not mounted perfectly" makes me even more appreciate your balance and skills; not anyone (especially me) would keep straight up and not crack skull in fatal injury wearing that loose skates!
Dankeschön. Skate zwar schon etwas länger, bin aber immernoch ein Anfänger. ^^'
Bitte schön!
I’m not a beginner but I am just getting into skating again ( after I broke my arm doing the regular skates but don’t judge they were tight lol ) now I just got a new pair just like the ones in the video and at first it was kids hard but after watching this it was a lot easier.
I‘m glad it helped you out!
I think this is definitely easier when you know how to ice skate, and vise-versa. I love hockey and I've been waiting to learn to inline to practice in the off-season 😄
Yes definitely. Inline and Ice complement each other nicely!
I keep falling on my butt. How can i prevent that?
Lean more forward
Thank you so much for this video. I ordered my first pair of inline skates and they just came today and my protective gear comes tomorrow. So I'm excited to go to my skate park across the street and start learning. Your video definitely have me some pointers on what to do and what not to do.
You’re welcome! Have fun out there!
I’m a Hockey player but heading into the summer I’m starting to in-line skate so this helped a lot
Glad I could help!
I tried inline skating for the first time yesterday. I had no protective gear because I just borrowed some skates to see if I liked it. I had a blast, but should have definitely worn wrist guards. When I fell I instinctively caught myself with my hands every time. My wrists hurt so bad today, that I want to advocate the wrist protectors to every other beginner, seriously should have worn some! My friend also told me he always wears them after breaking his wrists multiple times.
Stay healthy and have fun guys!
My dad tells to watch inline skates and im being better :D
Thats good advice from your dad!
Awesomeness!!!! Best turorial ever for beginners! Please do more of these, the basics for inline skates, i just started today, sooo exited! 😁 Thank you so so so much sir🙏❤
your're very welcome! I'll do a level 2 this summer!
He is really good for ice hockey as well, one of the best.
@@stefankubicek9383 thank you😊🙏
A csuklóvédőről. A fiam nem viselte és az ugrások gyakorlásánál a csuklója több helyen megrepedt. Másfél hónapig kellett viselnie az orvosi kézvédőt éjjel-nappal a gyógyuláshoz.
Amikor meggyógyult és korizni mentünk az első amit felvett az a kézvédő volt!
A többi résszel egyetértek!
Soha ne korizzatok védők nélkül! Súlyos sérülésektől védenek. Ne kockáztassatok értelmetlenül! Én is viselem!
Pedig sok éve korizok, a szövetség edzői licencével rendelkezem. Azaz nem vagyok "kispályás", mégis viselem a védőket!
This tutorial was great!!! It helped me a lot!!! Thank you!
Glad I could help!
Thank you I’m 7 and it’s my b day today and I got them so it really hellped
Happy Birthday and I‘m glad I could help you!
Mega Video👍 weiß leider nicht mehr wie ich es gelernt habe, da ich erst 4 war aber denke das Video is für einige eine große Hilfe 👍🔥
Paulitastisch TV Danke schön! Als ich 4 war, gabe es noch kein Inliner🙈
*You Made Great Vlog For Beginner...Very Helpful.*
Glad you liked it!
I know to ski. Following your instructions, I was able to start easily and get the skate feel within one day. It got me real excited. Thanks for the video!
Great! That’s good to hear! Yes if you can ski it does help with skating👍
@@MarcelsHockeySchool the speed increases rapidly and it gives a scare 😁. I am having to instantly switch to inverted V to slow down by the 3rd stride. It spoils the fun. Any tips to skate at reduced speed instead of constantly trying to slow down?
@@vjayvenkat Hmmm...not really....because when you just glide you’ll slow down automatically. If you don’t push off as strong, you won’t gain as much speed.
@@MarcelsHockeySchool I went to practice on a slightly rougher surface and I am all good now. It will be great if you can post a video on turning as well.
@@vjayvenkat here are a bunch or drills to do on rollerblades: th-cam.com/video/lGXSFaZnYzs/w-d-xo.html and there is a sequel to that on technique as well. Unfortunately I don’t have a pure turning video- only on-ice.
Started three sessions ago. I couldn’t stand in my first session 😅😅 but was able to walk in my second and third session without falling. Going for my 4th session today.
Cool! Have fun!
Today was my first day in skating in a decade and this helped me so much.. I'd love to learn how to turn so flawlessly like you do though!
Glad I could help! Just keep working on it ! I’ve been skating for 35 years now.
this vedio really helped but how to turn exactly
I have part 2 of this also online with some drills that will help with turning
Seems to be the best raw beginner tutorial I’ve come across so far. Would love to see a part 2 to this.
Glad you liked it! Might have to do paert 2 this summer!
@@MarcelsHockeySchool
Hi, I want to attending your training class, is there any class zip code with 22203?
Thank you for sharing this great video.
@@Ellahomerealtor hi, sorry I'm in Bavaria, Germany
@@MarcelsHockeySchool amazing english!!
@@borgiarat Haha thanks! Well, I’m Canadian so I should have the English down pretty well😃
Trying to learn using this tutorial. It's not easy at all. Takes quite a bit of time.
Question is, I'm able to move forward with small glides in my first day. But it's just not easy to turn and stop. The wheels seem to sticky!! What's the easiest way to stop?
Doing a hockey-like stop on rollerblades is extremely difficult; I can’t even do it.
For beginners, it’s best to have a “stopper” put on on the back of one of the rollerblades. You lift up your toe, the stopper hits the ground, and you stop
@@MarcelsHockeySchool Appreciate your quick response, Marcel.
Yes my skates has the stopper. Will try using it. It's going to be a tough learning curve, but an exciting one. Will be using your videos as a guide.
@@krishgetz good luck! I will be putting out a Beginners Level 2 Tutorial with the next month.
i can barely stand on them without my feet twisting but this video was really useful
Glad I could help out! Keep working hard, you'll get there- it just takes practice!
How's it going?
I don’t use my wrist guards. Because they are so tight. I use thin gloves, that I cut of the fingers instead. 😁 I have more control with my wrist then. Thanks for the tips by the way!
Yeah, my daughter is starting to inline skate as well and I left the wrist guards off for her. The other stuff is important as a beginner but wrist guards are really optional.
This is the tutorial I’ve been waiting for!
BigTwitchy that’s awesome to hear!
Marcel's Hockey School I know it’s a big ask, but could you maybe do a short video on a couple of different stopping techniques specifically for inline hockey? Most tutorials I find are more for generic skating, but I’m sure that some of the techniques make little sense on the fiel.
BigTwitchy I will try to find someone to do this for next summer- because I’ve had a lot of requests for this but I can’t actually properly “stop” on rollerblades myself. Rollerblading is more of a summer hobby for me- I’m much better on ice skates 😃
The same goes for me!. Thank you Marcel.
@@TorontoRealtor416 you’re welcome!
ur scates dont fit u :D Ur angkles are falling inwards alooot!
they fit. First of all, I tied them up super loosely. Secondly, the chassis isn't mounted perfectly, a bit too far to the outside, which causes my ankles to cave in a bit. Doesn't bother me though.
This was so amazing and helpful! Thanks, Marcel! I just got a pair or roller blades, I'll be doing these soon!!
Glad I could help out! Have fun on your blades!
Learning at 16! Hoping to be good enough soon to hit the skate park in the summer. Thankyou for the tutorial it was super helpful ^__^
You’re welcome and good luck!
I used to use in lines but I haven’t in soo long! And I’m going skating today!!
Have fun!
"Hillbilly" brand wrist guards *with full fingers* ($30?) have saved my wrists, hands, AND fingers, a few times already😬 - *well worth the money*. Knee pads, elbow pads, certified helmet, football/sports shorts with tailbone pad (Triple 8 covert elbow & knee pads don't show under shirt and jeans, and football pads don't show under reg-fit jeans). And I wear a backpack to cushion backwards falls😂.
بلاي xxxxxxxxxxxx
I've ice skates my whole life, just got a pair of blades and I'm bambi on ice lol I need to start over!
Have fun and take it slow!
Is a video on how to brake for beginners?
Not right now. For beginners, use a stopper (screwed on to the back of one skate). It’s by far the easiest way.
11 year old here! My school offers scating lessons but it doesn't start till next month, and in order to join u need to atleast know the basics. This was really helpful :)
It's currently my second day-
That’s great! I’m glad that I could help!
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Thank you, it was really helpful. I'm 37, also a beginner :)
That helmet is cute. 😂
Yes, very😃
I'm starting from zero and this is really helpful. Thank you
You’re most welcome! Have fun!
Yahoo yay
When I skate I tend to push forward can you help me out with how to push like backwards
Are you sure you push forward? Because that’s physically almost impossible. Most people push too far back. Optimal is to the side.
@@MarcelsHockeySchool yes like i try to slide forward and I'm not able to change this habbit
@@mahekchaudhary7314 ok. It’s hard to visualize what you mean. Go to my website www.marcelshockeyschool.com and send me an email with a clip of you skating. That way I can help better.
@@MarcelsHockeySchool okay thank you I'll send it
Owww you are so good in this... can you teach me this in real 🙂
Thanks! Well, you’d have to come to Germany for that 😃
Ok
Forgot to mention how to break🙂
For beginners, with a stopper
I watch flow skate (a great inline skating channel) A LOT have been FOR MONTHS and they got me madly hooked on the idea of inlining… it looks.. “EASY” but oh my lord, it’s not easy in the slightest, in the 1st 5 minutes I broke my finger!! Started using blades with my partner yesterday for the 1st time and definitely excited to try again tomorrow.
Cool that you’ve started skating. Have fun!
Thank you very much, I'm still nervous because it's my first time on a rollerblade I'm also nervous about braking because maybe when I'm going fast I don't know what I'll do but thank you so much for this video.
You're welcome!
Thank you so much for teaching
It really help me⛸️
You’re most welcome!
as a biker (mc) I can tell you right now the wrist guards are a god send. they might not be exactly like a mc set of gloves. but the premice is the same, you want the plastic protector to skid along the asphalt completely preventing road rash, and a very common fracture forc accide TS where the skin simply catches on the ashphalt, grips too much and twists your wrist 180 degrees the wrong way. a stiff one also helps prevent that fracture
Hey Marcel, einen ganz, ganz tollen Kanal hast du hier! Danke für deine tollen und informativen Videos. Hast einen neuen Abonennten!
Super! Freue mich dass ich dir helfen könnte!
I never used a wrist guard. Fell, injured wrist, resulting in me having a ganglion cyst for the next decade. Funny enough, another fall, not related to skating popped it
So nice! Love to watch. I am now so much obsessed about skates
Glad you liked it!
One sket gift please bro
I don’t understand
Great video, very informative. Just one question relevant for beginners: how do I break?.
Thanks! For beginners, it’s best to have a stopper on the back of one skate. Then you just lift your toes up, the stopper hits the ground, and you break
We have the same problem lol 😆 i did belence in 5 minutes i learned how to skiting in 2 days today was my 3rd day i did not fall 😅 for 2 hours i did practice but i can not break 😅 how can we learn it 😅 good luck 👍
bro your 50 im 10 and a campian
Not 50 yet although some days I feel
like it 😃
I love this tutorial of yours Sir! I will definitely try this now~ 😃🙏🏻
Thank you! Have fun!
solid info. im sending back my 100 dollar wrist guards.
you need to relax to skate
❤ ci vediamo da Mauro?