i wish every country had smooth streets in every inch..

@etlahsx

3 жыл бұрын

ikr

@TokyoRavage

3 жыл бұрын

I feel your painnnn

@tomikk86

3 жыл бұрын

That would be called dreamworld or heaven!!!

@joshuabaraka4160

3 жыл бұрын

I feel you

@alphamusic8797

3 жыл бұрын

You have suv skates 🤯

I think this is the best explanation of parallel sliding I've seen on KZread! So helpful!!

Nice video at an awesome location. Piece of warning for beginners: the parallel slide is a pretty advance move. You should try it on smooth surface and only when you've mastered the easier stopping techniques (e.g. power slide)

@anttiniskanen382

4 жыл бұрын

Well, I think the power slide is not optimal stopping method for beginners eather due that it's not very easy. I think for the beginners the Drag stop(where you drag your other skate sideways behind) is propably the easiest and still quite efficient method for stopping. I am a beginner for myself.

Danny (and Rollerbalde) these Danny's Point videos are truly exceptional. Danny is natural teacher.

Amazing tutorial.. I've always been apprehensive of stopping like this, but after this explanation I feel ready to tackle it. Thanks!

Great explanation, gonna try that when the weather gets acceptable over here, in Prague. Thanks.

I really appreciate these videos man. Freakin legendary explanation.

He makes the parallel sliding seem so easy, hahahahahaha, I have been practicing for weeks and still couldn't find the right angle to do it without falling.

@bruhbwoi3618

3 жыл бұрын

I think terrain plays a huge role in sliding

This whole video is "absolutely beautiful"! Thanks for sharing - can't wait to practice!

It is if like these guys are skating on ice! Good hint to have hard wheels!

very helpful! i've been having trouble with the second foot, getting the inside leg/outside edge to slide, and this is a great way to isolate and just practice this part of the parallel slide! thank you!!

Best explanation and brakedown of the parallel slide! THANKS Danny!

@jackasshomey

4 жыл бұрын

yep next time some little kid asks me how i slide like that i will answer "THE FORCE"

Wow, its great to see someone doing inline videos....cripes I still have my Majestic 13's but I never thought Id see inlines come back in any way, this is a nice surprise.

One of the best practices video for the parallel slides 👍👍👍

Thanks for the tips. I just picked up skating after 15 + years of not doing it. I learned the power slide on my own but was to scared to attempt a parallel slide. I'm going to give these tips a try next time I pop my skates on keep up the great tutorials.

Nice! Awesome tutorial as usual Danny!! Thanks a lot... 😎🤙🏽

Thank you Danny! And thanks Mr. Mario!

Thank you, Danny. Practice makes perfect 👍

Man. By far the best video I've seen on this slide stop. Thanks bro 🙌🏾

@thecuriewheelerthecuriewhe2628

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, I have mentioned Danny Aldrige amongst my top 10 Master channels to watch here kzread.info/dash/bejne/mmp1u9uNebPPmag.html

Thumbs up for using the force.

Totally agree that a parallel slide is alot about feel. Nice explanation.

Very good timing, I have just started working on this and now that you have explained it I will have it down in a couple of weeks, so thanks Danny, but please don't make me wait so long for one of your tutorial videos again, I know that you are probably busy but you explain and simplify so well, I watch for your videos on youtube every day looking for Danny's tips so again thanks but MORE please.

That was awesome guys, great tips, cant wait for warmer weather to practice this.

Awesome video!!! Probably the best sliding vid I have seen with some very useful tips. Thanks

So, basically 180 and then look at the leg you're pushing out. Clear and beautiful, thanks! _aaaaaaand_ then a bunch of steps I need to get to. Some day.

Awesome explanation, thank you!

Great parallel slide explanation. Thanks for posting this. Powerslide came pretty easy to me. Parallel - another matter altogether! Just need to trust that outside edge of the inner skate and my ability to control it.

one of best explanations

It was a really nice explanation of how to stop using slide. Probably, the best one. Thanks guys.

I'm gonna try it!! You're awesome!!

Such grace! Thanks for the tips fellahs. Inspired!

Great video! May the force be with you!

Such a nice voice. You should create a channel where it's just you sitting in a nice chair in front of a cosy fire reading bedtime stories.

Wow some very nice important tips and hints on the parallel slide. Thank you!

thanks mr danny! no one ever talked about the second part for parallel slides on the inside foot ! thats been my problem actually so i m sure to try it out. thx indeed

Best trainer I ever saw.

Love the Twister Edge 3WDs, fantastic skate..

Thank you for this lesson.

Jay and Silent Bob... You are awesome guys!!!!

Top, tenho que praticar esse freio, é magnífico. Continue a nos ensinar pelos vídeos. Obrigado Danny.

I tried every way to try to do this hockey stop. And this way seems like it’s more simple the way you break it down.

Awesome video dude. I'm all over this!

Gracias por esas clases.aprendy mucho.en tiempo rápido.son de lo mejor.

Nice video, with a very descriptive explanation, thks!!

Great Tips! Thank you.

awesome video. Gonna try these tips!

Fine and easy!

Nice explanation! Thanx!

Great stuff guys

Thank you very very much. I found it the easiest technique to learn stop.

Great Lesson(s)!

Feel the forces flowing throw you👍👍👍

Cool steps of skating. I'm a newbie in skating I hope I'll become a better skater ..

Awesome tutorial guys

Excellent tutorial, very curious how long it will take me to get right!

Absolutely amazing tutorial. I’d like to add (2) things. One, this is a lot easier on wheels larger than 60mm with a narrow profile. Secondly, I would warn about the dangers of sliding at an angle below 45° and the dangers of not keeping your feet shoulder-width apart. Sliding with inadequate feet spacing or at the wrong angle can cause you to slide out and fall backwards.

Great tutorial fellas, thank! Will try this next time I'm at the cage.

Seen you at school at the bmx bit loved it 😊

very good Danny’s friend

Yo i need to start sliding this helps a bunch!!

Thank's Danny's....🇧🇷👏👏👏

i never saw yet a better street skater then you Danny ..... pfff how you became so good skater ?

Good tips! That vest has a wealth of pockets lol

Great video, I like it 👍

Essas explicações dos movimentos são demais. Nos ajudam a entender os movimentos de maneira simples. Agora é tentar reproduzir na prática. Bem que poderiam colocar as legendas em português.

I really like your videos, their artistic, informative and you just seem to have a really nice and pleasant personality. I am going to pick up a pair of RB 80 pro's today. I haven't been on rollerblades since I was a kid. I am not even sure you could call them rollerblades; they were fast tracks, where you would keep your shoe on and attach it to the frame and wheels by using the ankle and 45 degree straps. Talk about old school. I did play hockey for 16 years though so I am expecting to pick it up fairly quickly. I am very excited. I live in Toronto so it's going to be a lot of fun! Anyways, thanks for all the good videos my friend!

@AuthenticRollerblade

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the positive feedback... keep on skating...

Have the same skate, twister edge 3wd...cool

Awesome! that's what i was looking for ; )

@lesliescott4662

3 жыл бұрын

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I honestly look forward to that inevitable time when rollerblading gets back its support by the masses. I miss it but all of my pairs have been stolen or never returned and now I can’t justify rebuying until there’s some big modern-age advancement. I want Rollerblade to be the pioneer to whatever new twist that is. Maybe it’s a much slicker version of a strap-on skate where you only dip your shoe’s toes into the front housing, then the rest of the skate relies on strapping a stiff vertical braces around your lower ankle, somehow preventing rolling of your foot while giving you a secure bond to the skate. Snowboards have developed quick locks , maybe shoe design will eventually include compatible rollerblade locks for that same minimalist desire.

@Swanthered

4 жыл бұрын

David Swanson 1 year ago "I honestly look forward to that inevitable time when rollerblading gets back its support by the masses" Welcome to 2020, when skates are flying off the digital shelves again thanks to a global pandemic!

GRACIAS!!!!

nice bro thank you!!

Well done

Хороший урок от профессионалов. Понятно, даже без знания английского 👍👏🤘

Danny I would love to watch you make an extended skating flow vid like Bill Stoppard!

nice slide ^^

For the Parallel Slide, do i put weight on my inner leg( with reference to the video's example, the right foot) as I start to cut in and slide, and then keep it there all the way, or do I shift my weight outwards to the outer leg (the left foot) and then balance it out as i hold that position?? What about my upper body? And where do i keep looking at?

cool vid, nice explanation. Worth mentioning the location, its Barcelona's suburb - Badalona, fantastic promenade to skate there

wrist gaurds are a must for me. don’t need much else besides mabey knee pads but thoes rarely get wore bc i don’t fall on my knees anymore and they are such a hassle

I like his Rick & Morty hat...!!!! Great explanation..

Great

Hi Danny, Nice video, i hope to see a Magic Slide Tutorial someday 😊

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5 жыл бұрын

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5 жыл бұрын

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5 жыл бұрын

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WoOOoW!!! Aí cê falou fessor!!! Danny come skate with me in Belo Horizonte - Brazil. smooth asphalt without holes and paths with challenges for all levels. you'll love it.

dude the lizard was chillin with them the entire video tutorial lol

Gracias e aprendido mucho con sus videos. Son muy buenos el urban skating me enseñó bastante. Siga enseñando. Es un buen mentor. Lo mejor de lo mejor.

What model of skate this guy (Danny) with 4 wheels? thx in adavance! answer: RB Cruiser skate

Interesting video. Thanks to you guys... I can’t understand how someone as tall as Danny doesn’t scratch the inside part of the front skate in 80mm... I’m desperately trying to get this concept. Any help?

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Este sujeto es un crack

Dude you’re my spirit animal! I’m practicing my skating every day at least for 90 minutes. I’ve taken the hits but I will learn to make that stop! No matter what. I haven’t seen all your videos I’m sorry if you’ve talked about this before but after training I’m so so hungry! Do you have any advice? Do you eat smtn specifically? Good luck! And keep being awesome.

The inside foot is the key. Bend it or no slide

I have the same wheels and your wheels are have a even wear, now I know I'm doing something wrong i get that deep angled edging. So I've became a master breaker, plus I have a lot of hills which made me keep my break on to.

@MrShaun737

4 жыл бұрын

It might be your stride that's causing that uneven wheel wear. You might try adjusting your frames to more inside or outside. I had the same problem. I also noticed that I was pushing off with my toes instead of my heels. And when I was striding my foot was at a lateral angle instead of being straight.

When trying to learn in the inside leg slide during the tutorial, is this similar to learning how to perform a Acid Slide? I am working on my weight and balance!

1. T-stop 2. Sould slide 3. Power Slide 4. Parallel slide I think that's the correct progression.

It's like the skating God answered to my search for a perfect tutorial on paralol... Ahem parallel slides :D. Great teachings guys!

@Matt-by3yd

3 жыл бұрын

😆😆 hes so cool I love him

Wubba Lubba dub dub !!!

Have you changed the bearings and Wiles on those black skates? If yes, what did you changed them to?

Can that be done on less smooth concrete or asphalt ? My skating course is not that smooth, that cement is wet sanded smooth

When you are doing power stop, does the hardness of the wheel matter? Currently I am using 85A with HiLo 80mm and 76mm hockey rollerblades.

Which wheels grip do you recommend for 72kilo or 155lbs person for slides and stops

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