Oh my GOD. This makes so much sense. My stance has been way, way too wide and I have been doing way too much of an exaggerated motion. I’d also like to state that, since skating, I have developed a knee issue. It makes so much sense now to use the hips to control your skates.

You are such a master at this art form, and have quickly become one of my all time favorites to watch. I really love that you give so much attention to proper technique, the explanations behind the movements, and care for our skater bodies! It would be such a privilege to skate with you all one day when the world opens up

Thank you Brian. That hip drive is what I was missing. Really appreciate this tutorial!

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! Enjoy your jam sessions and stay healthy!

A wonderful breakdown of this move & CORRECTION of bad tutorials floating around on social media! I love your attention to safety & integrity of the movements to ensure we can continue to flow as we age ❤️

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you and keep on growing and flowing!

❤❤❤❤THANK YOU SO SO MUCH. This was the BEST LESSON. I have watched Saved and subscribed videos. But you came to me at 5:06 this morning. I watched, then got extremely excited , jumped up and put my SKATES ON!!! 😊😊😊😊 🥳

I just want to say you are hands down the smoothest quad skater I have ever seen. You should get someone to professionally shot and edit you skating and jamming to songs. You would make a killing on TikTok or Instagram and I’m sure the extra money would help you bring us more tutorials like this. Thank you for all you do!! Much love from Tennessee!!

YESSSSSS I’ve actually been doing quite well with your old tutorial. Excited ☺️

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you for sharing your progress!

This is pure gold. Your previous video was already awesome. It is the only one that made sense to me. I’ve been drilling it and having a lot of fun with it just trusting the proces and the steps you described. Also the music in the previous video helps me a lot. It is so much fun , you can take it slow and still groove. By drilling it I discoverd how important my hips are because I have trouble bringing my front foot to the intermediate position. Watching your new tutorial makes so much sense to me. I could never understand how drilling the cones would help me with crazy legs because I missed the intermediate position in the drill. Watching your new video is a real eye opener. This is pure gold thank you so much. Your previous venue looked really nice hope you find a new one real soon

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your elaborate comment, highly appreciated! We found a new awesome place, fresh info coming up soon!

@virginiemercier698

3 жыл бұрын

@@BFunkphenomenon great news and well deserved!

This is brilliant, very helpful, I learned a lot and was making a couple of mistakes with my crazy legs, thankyou!

Thanks Brian. You taught me this move in your previous videos. And now you’ve taught me why my travel was unbalanced, so I can fix that now. So happy.

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

Yeeaaaah! Enjoy your achievements!

Amazing!! Thank you for sharing

Ooooooohhhhh yes yes thank you! I love the way you break it down!

Pure genius! Thanks for this one.

This is by far the best roller skating skill tutorial I’ve seen in the 3 months I’ve been skating. I’m a professional dance artist, performer, and teacher and the way you broke down the technique, progression, and possibility (once technically sound) of this move, with so much clarity, is incredible. Thank you! I’m so grateful. You have a brand new student and fan in CA.

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your awesome comment! And I just figured out, you are the one on IG with the Hipdrive-exercise-before-bedtime lady! Keep smiling, dancing and of course skating!

@tiffanyhope20

3 жыл бұрын

@@BFunkphenomenon yup- that’s me!! 🤣 After watching ur tutorial I had to find u on the other socials, Hope to learn from u/skate with u someday IRL!

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

@@tiffanyhope20 Let's slay this Covid dragon and make it happen!

Love it! ❤ Give thanks 🙏🏾😊

As always, super helpful, super clear, super insightful. Lots to think about and work on!

You make this look so easy!

"B" YOU ARE THE MAN!!!! GREAT GREAT VIDEOS.

Definitely been struggling with this technique! Thank you for this, can’t wait to practice 🙏🏾

Very self-explanatory. Luv your video

That ending was bittersweet! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I am excited for the next chapter.

This is so helpful you really deserve more views

Thank You and all the very Best in your New Place & the future. keep On Rollin' and Training!!!

Your break down is insane thank you heading to park later to work on it. I must master this move.

You make the best videos dude. I'm soaking them all up and spreading these moves around to all the skaters in Austin, TX.

Love the tutorial! Love the sculptural HVAC vents!

Amazing 👏

Thank you!

Amazing description and breakdown. The hip movement was key for me to unlocking so much more skilled motion...thank you so much!!!

Your previous crazy leg video taught me well 👌, I have noticed my stance wide. This will help improve my crazy legs further. Thank you!

Thank you!!!

thankyou soo much ive been trying for almost two years cone method ,, im sticking w you on this ..man you are tight and smooth ..cheers from Vancouver bc canada

Thanks so much in showing me how to do the crazy legs

Been sk8-n for a long time, never tried this, it is what those cool people did... Finally, I might learn, Thanks.

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Soooo helpful. I now see what I am doing wrong! You are such a great teacher!

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

You are most welcome! No go 9n with your funky badself and make it yours!

Thanks Brian. So effectiv and enjoyable. I am still practicing every day a little bit. But it is hard to get into a good flow. Keep up the good work. Stay safe. Stay healthy.

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Keep on keeping on, and you will get comfortable! Stay strong!

I watched so many videos on how to do this move. This is the video that got me there💙💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 Thanks

@BFunkphenomenon

3 ай бұрын

Congratz with your achievements! 👊🏾

THIS DUDE IS THE GOAT WHEN IT COMES DOWN TO ROLLER SKATING WITH NO GIMMICKS ATTACHED KEEP IT UP BRO

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you BrothaMan!

I have found this snippet to be very helpful. My hips were all over the place and not in control of my form. With some practice I hope to correct this and unlock crazy legs.

I just saw this and i was like "YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSS!!!"

This is very much like learning to play guitar ... you know where you should be going but making that connection to the brain and the movement is a whole other thing....i really like your explanations , i can realat it to guitar and yoga.👍🏻...it also helps when i have had my adhd medication.. hahaha.

You move so swift and CLEAN! My goal is to move like that

THANK YOU!!!

I LOVE IT 🥰😁👑💜👑🙌🏾 I can't Wait to go practice 🤣💯💪🏾

Crazy legging is very easy and simple 👌 Don't have any fear and just tell your brain "I can do this" ask Joe Hill Leo White Tone Myers and E Jay at Skate ⛸ King in the StL. I learned in a month. Thank you for your visual and keep up the great work!

@BFunkphenomenon

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Unfortunately, it's not easy and simple for everyone for a variety of reasons.😉

Thank you so much for this- I have been suspecting something was a bit wrong with my Crazy Legs for some time now, but I couldn't pinpoint what is was, what was missing. It's that hip drive you mention, and also I always come to the "heels out" position where you say I should mostly be doing feet straight forward. I'm excited to get on my skates later today and experiment with these techniques to make my CL look and feel better :D

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

You are most welcome! And you will absolutely benefit from the pointers you mentioned. Realizing where you can improve is the first step to smoother move!

Right On! Hip drive!!! I came to skating with a bodybuilding background. I was driving the crazy legs with my knees, ankles, and feet. After a bunch of pain, I figured out my problem of not driving from the hip. Well Done Brian!!! I know the book will be filled with all sorts of knowledge like this! Impatiently Waiting.😂 Keep It Funky!

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

Salute! Keep that body safe, strong and funky!

👏👏👏👏👏 you are the Best! EXQUISITE SKATING! No kidding!!!

I Loooove watching your videos! Thank you so much for sharing. Can you recommend a set of skates for a starter? I noticed that your skates are open at the top and it looks like it would be better for movement, etc. I am a pretty good skater and have rollerbladed for many years and want to get back to skating and focus more on your style of exercise. Any advice is appreciated, and I apologize if you mentioned it somewhere else, but haven’t I seen it. Thanks again!

Came looking for a skate tutorial and found some peace and quiet. Outstanding. the ONE SINGLE DISLIKE is from an ex ole lady !

You’re so brilliant!!! Oh yeah! What kind of rollerskates do you use?

This is the most amazing class. I’ve never heard anything about the hip engagement. I’m 54 and back in skates . It’s been about 30 years . I definitely want to learn correctly and safely. Thank you so much. Do you have any videos on how to engage hips while not learning a move? I also notice your wheels seem farther back on your skates if that makes any sense? Am I correct about that? And why would that be? Is it that you have no toe stop and that make the wheel look farther back? Sorry for the silly questions

You are amazing ❤️, thank you So much for this tutorial, so helpful I did hurt myself skating, wish I had See this video before skating, ur very Professional and inspiring, would You please do another couples Skating I enjoyed the soulful music With ur skating techniques Thk u so much ⛸️

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

You are absolutely most welcome! Stay safe & funky!

Please throw some Canadian rubber leg in your routine. It’s so much smoother looking than the kick. If the figure 8 comes from your hip it’s easy on the knee. Love your smooth style.

Sa a l air facile le problème ce mec est trop fort je le suis il est né avec des patins il a une fluidité une classe de fou la moindre figur c du délire respect 🙏🙏je pratique le roller mes comme lui je suis à des années lumières 😎🤙🤙

@francksoyez6618

3 жыл бұрын

😎😎🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👍

Great video. When I see all 4 wheels glide across the ground. Is that because of the wheel hardness and floor surface? Anytime I do that outside my wheels just skip around

Your an awesome instructor!!! Do you have complete vids for sale?

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

The next weeks I`ll be posting new videos in the downloadshop! So feel free to check on a regular basis for new episodes! www.quadsk8.nl/downloadshop/ Thank you for your support and stay safe!

Can you do a recommendation on skates, wheels, accessories? I have a fairly large garage I can practice in, but it’s a semi rough surface. Just not sure what get to practice with. Again, many thanks!

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

Info on this topic coming up soon! In the meanwhile, most important thing is to have comfortable boots, so they won't trouble you during your sessions. Plates and wheels can come at a later time, as you build your skills. After a while, you can determine better what you need, according to how your style and preferences for moves evolvrs and takes shape. The surface you skate at the most, helps to make a general choice for wheel hardness. Hybrids are best, they will keep your horizon and options to develop skills broad and interesting. More coming up!

What song are you jamming too because it is everything?

Hey Brian, do you have any tips on doing crazy legs in one direction, instead of alternating left/right?

Do you think, it could be my stoppers preventing me to flow? I’m also struggling with moving my left foot

@BFunkphenomenon

2 жыл бұрын

They're called stoppers for exactly that reason. They inhibit or stop your flow😉

I think your one if the smoothest skaters . Great video can you show moves that a stone cold beginner should do to create balance and strength for these advance moves

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

Working in a absolute beginner series, as we speak! 😉 And thank you for your kindness!

@robertashley7104

3 жыл бұрын

@@BFunkphenomenon Great thank you , Iused to skate when I live in New York years ago I just decided recently to pick it backup 25 years later and I feel like a complete newbie.

Why this looks so smooth is because the movement comes from the hips and not from the bounce. Watch his torso, the movement is subtle and smooth as silk. You can tell a new skater by the bounce and choppy moves.

Geweldig! Wat voor rolschaatsen/wielen gebruik je?

Bfunk nooooo!!! This looked like a fantastic space!!! So sad!!! 💔

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

We found another place!

Oh and I sounds like this space is closing? Where are you going to teach after this?

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

We found a new awesome place!

Is it possible that my wheels are too loose? I feel a bit unsteady

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

Could very well be. When you have trouble stabilizing yourself, when standing on one leg, you might wanna try tightening them up. 😉

don't mind me, I'm just kinda bookmarking spots in the video for easy rewind lol 2:26

Absolutely flawless!! One of the smoothest skaters I've seen besides diamond walker.

I know I am doing something wrong because I am not able to stop myself from traveling backwards while attempting these moves.

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

You're probably leaning too much forward with unlocked hips. That usually results in rolling backwards. 😉

I'm watching this tutorial meanwhile realizing I've been doing all the wrong things and that's probably why my knees hurt lately. oh. xD

I have to try it. It looks easy but I guarantee it’s not. Btw, your voice doesn’t match the face. Lol 🥰

@BFunkphenomenon

3 жыл бұрын

I hope that's not a bad thing, maybe it's the mic 😉