I learned to double push by accident by just by listening to the general advice given in this video when I've only been skating for a few months now. Put some finesse into your skating with the tips he gives on evening out the pressure spikes and you can learn to efficiently generate forward motion by doing just about anything on your skates. This video is truly fundamental to good skating. Thanks Mantia - I hope your channel grows.

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

appreciate it

@joanne5224

Жыл бұрын

Lol, I Googled what double push is. I am not a pro, I just skate in my free time because I like it. I skate since I was a child… Now i realised actually i also learned the double push accidentaly 😂 pretty funny tho. 😊

Somebody make sure this hits national TV in Colombia and India please 👆🏻 28 World titles explained in 8 minutes... worth a view

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

:) thanks number 1 fan

@RicardoLino

3 жыл бұрын

Viktor Thorup this was seriously amazing.. the part of what not to do felt like it was straight directed to me..hehe.. loved it! Keep them coming Joey. Everything in this video was on point..obviously the skating, but also the production of it was A-W-E-S-O-M-E

@thorupviktor

3 жыл бұрын

Joey Mantia 😇

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

@@RicardoLino 🙏🏼

@benkopecky9585

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Joey this is great stuff man, wow. During quarantine I took up urban skating on a pair of tri wheels and absolutely loving the new hobby/workout. These actionable insights from a pro are incredible. Great filming and exceptional teaching methods using cut scene visual aids. Looking forward to more! (Would also love your commentary on best gear for an amateur)

THIS IS PERFECTION!

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it!

@DanilloMagalhaes

3 жыл бұрын

guess pros are wheel addicts aswell :)

Haha, "Every day is a leg day" This is exactly what I'm used to tell my collegues in the office when they want to take the elevator instead of the stairs to switch floors.

i don't even own a pair a skates, but this makes me want some even more

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

nice!

The roller skating world needs these tips, that's what we see, we understand that movement is what we see and that's not it, it needs to be explained and correctly following the tips and practicing the speed well, we will see that we are on the right path, thanks Joey.

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

🙏🏼

I don't even do inline skating and this video was recommended by youtube. The instructions are so clearly explained I ended watching the whole video for absolutely no reason. Your video is that good........dammit!!

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

ha! i really appreciate it

I'm gonna need those legs.. and core muscles.. great video man, really appreciated. Cheers from Belgium

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

🙏

@CarlosHernandez-ue4ph

3 жыл бұрын

Man.... those legs tho...

@ahmeeeeeeeeeeeed

2 жыл бұрын

@@CarlosHernandez-ue4ph Those legs have their own zip code

Cool Joey. Thanks. I like the word compression. I never find the right word for this in English to talk about the contact between wheel/ground explain some pressure ... compression is the best words for it. Nice editing too

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

thanks Pascal

@UCh5Y7Xd0i3UUWRpAjFs

3 жыл бұрын

My comment from a beginner (trying speedskating since April 2020) on a Bont Semi Race with 3x 125mm only with KZread "Trainers" As a user which is watching videos from @Pascal Briand I think in this "Joey video" is missing also a few details for beginners like, inside edge und how to set the food and the ankle (direction of the skate) for double push. But as I tried out to double push the last week's, I had as a beginner the problem how to push with both legs. I made the mistake to push inside and outside with to much power and not consistent And now in this video the biggest point is and for me a big problem is solved, how to push = with about 40% to 50% percent compression the whole time without moving the body up and down. The last 2 days I skated 20km each day and tried to give on the whole movement always the same amount and a steady compression to the wheels with core strength. And that's was working great, yesterday I was able to do an average on 1kilometer with 31km/h the first time since April with a slow and controlled movement without a very high heart rate. (a little bit backwind) On faster movements or higher speeds my Technic will be "dirty" so I must train now to apply this to higher speed. So I'm very Happy with your content from Pascal and Joey Mantia, I think togheter I have the whole picture :-) Thank you

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

@@UCh5Y7Xd0i3UUWRpAjFs glad you found it useful, for sure there will be many more tutorials coming in the future to cover the entire spectrum, I wanted to start here with the 3 core elements that I think are necessary for good skating and work my way backward into drills, basics, etc. thanks for watching!

@UCh5Y7Xd0i3UUWRpAjFs

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoeyMantiaOfficial I have at home a little GPS receiver with 10Hz, means it measures 10times a second the speed. In theory this should able to show the difference between normal push and double push? I mean how much decrease the speed between the pushes in the gliding phase and also how is the speed within a second with double push. As you are and Pascal professionals are there measurements about this topic?

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

​@@UCh5Y7Xd0i3UUWRpAjFs for me the "double push" and the "normal push" require the same principles to be applied to be done correctly- the 3 things I called out in this video. The only real difference in my opinion is that when you do what you would call the "normal push" correctly you're just preventing your wheels from being on the outer edges (wider set down), everything else is virtually the same -- to be honest, i think the "normal push" is useless in anything other than a pure 100% full sprint from the line, or the final 30m into the finish-- but if it were me I would "double push" all the way through the finish

This is advanced skating for sure. You are so fluid and smooth. So wonderful to watch you skate.

Damn, the quality and the rate of information in this video is amazing, I almost clapped in the end! Many thanks for this!

This is fascinating. As an engineer I'd be super interested in putting strain gauges on the metal frames to get a sense of how the force varies over the stroke.

I just completed the virtual north shore inline marathon in 1 hour 52 minutes. I watched this video with about 2 months left in my training for the race. After implementing constant compression (or trying to) my skating became much more efficient. I couldn't have hit that time without this video!

@4144758

Жыл бұрын

Woohoo north shore marathon

Thanks Joey 🙏🏼 I have watched this video at least 30 times and finally after few years of skating I’m starting to master it. The difference in power consumption, speed and joy is insane.

This . Is . Going . To . Be . A . Great . Series . You probably already have whole list of episodes already planned but I hope it includes step by step drills, checkpoints, landmarks, etc to do/hit to help transition from fitness/marathon skates to a proper speed skate. I've loosen by boots to help build ankle stability but this is where I'm getting caught up. Thanks so much for taking the time to film & EDIT this and make your level of experience and knowledge free for us. This is invaluable stuff.

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

I'm working hard to make it as good as it can be with the resources available to me. There's a list a mile long of videos I want to make, it will just take some time to keep the quality, so thanks for the patience, glad you enjoyed episode 1

@specialk22tt

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoeyMantiaOfficial Well if the first video's quality is any indication of the ones to follow, we're in for a treat.

Yes. More of this please. I've been skating for so long and I still can't really break it down technically and explain what I'm doing. This is cool as hell, keep em coming.

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

More to come!

Great content! Thanks for taking the time.

Best video on double push on any social media. Thank you

Thank you Joe, great explanation! this is eye opening

Very informative video. Thank you.

A million thanks for this, Joey.

man this is amazing stuff and very important. also you're stride is flawless

well explained. good in-depth detail

Great tutorial, thank you! Such a graceful display of efficient power.

This tutorial is just perfect. Thorough and concise. Thank you!!

Extremely informative and very well explained. Thx!

Thank you for posting this incredible video. I’m so thankful for your service Joey.

Wow this was extremely well explained and presented. And great production quality too. Keep them coming!

I see why your a champion. I increased 1 mph to 11 mph for my average speed. I can reach 12 to15 mph but I cant maintain it but after seeing you, i know why. Unstanding the constant pressure on wheels longer strokes to the end and to consistently keeping my core low and tight will really help. Last month I just stuck to the one arm swing because for some reason my 50 yr old brain can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I guess I need more experience, its only been 3 years for me. All in all, this is the best description of double pushing ever .

Thank you for your great video. I watch your video almost everyday and try to check the points you emphasize once again and image it with mine, and try to apply it to my skating technique. I look forward to your wonderful and perfect next video!!

great video. anyone can tell you put in 10000% effort into making this. thank you so much! hope to see more of this kind of videos!

Best breakdown ive ever seen

Just the content I was searching for to take my skating to the next level Thanks

Thanks for doing this with so much detail, graphics and explanations. There have been so much confusion about this technique for decades.

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure

So glad I found this. And looking forward to watching over and over again. Fantastic explanation of perfect technique. Felt this before but excited to focus in and work on what I’m doing correctly. Cause there’s plenty I’m not! Thanks for the great video!

This video content is gold and presented in such a clean manner. Sick!! Seen a wizard trick breakdown that was also presented in such a tech and clean way. Awesome, just subscribed, appreciate everyone in the blading community putting so much effort in their vid content.

Standing ovation - KZread viewers - give this man.

Great video!! Thanks

Just went out and tried this for the first time, it feels so amazingly smooth. Thanks a lot for the video, can't wait to practice more!

Thanks Joey! Describing compression in the way you did has really helped me to 'feel' this in my own skating. Thanks for sharing some of the secrets that made you the best in the world.

Very Informative and Professionally done. Gonna use these tips and grow! Thanks, Every day Leg Day!

Great... close-ups and also theoretical explanations - and impacts of different "styles" - this way of teaching attracts my mind.

Ahh man I needed this took a break from inline speed skating to focus on and learn ice hockey skating for a few years. So much to relearn now. I'm so impressed how much inline skills you kept after focusing on ice.

This is fuxking awesome - so well done ! Cheers ! And thank you, good sir !

This makes so much sense

Just watched the tutorial and went out to try it, and am delighted by the changes in my skating. I took 3% off my best lap-time, but the best part was that while I usually do 3 6-mile laps, today I had energy to keep going even though I was going faster so I did my first marathon of the season - and beat my best solo marathon time. The other side-benefit was the pebbles on the trail didn't bother me as much as usual: the consistent compression and resulting more efficient stroke made it easier to bend my knees more and sink more into my ankles so I was back further on my skates. I was much more aware than usual of the force going directly forward. The other thing I noticed was my feet and ankles were less tired than usual after my skate: I had been trying to land on a deeper outside edge, and I think was trying too hard and using some unnecessary muscles. So exciting to make this kind of progress. I'm looking forward to attending this year's Skate IA Camp to take a session with you.

Joey, this is an absolutely fantastic demonstration of the double push. Your balance, strength, fluidity and grace are truly awe inspiring. I've been taking inline skating lessons weekly for almost 2 years now, so I know how difficult it is to do this. You make it look very easy, but of course we both know it's not at all easy. Looking at your essentially perfect technique I see an athlete that has put in all the years of work both on and off skates to get to the point you are today. My hat is off to you; watching you skate is looking at poetry in motion. Please keep the videos coming; they are truly inspirational. bern, southern California

Amazing! I'm a figure skater, but this is explained so very well that I feel I can immediately apply to all sorts of skating movements. Thank you!

That was AWESOME!

you are moving really fast and thanks for the free knowledge i will let my friends know about this channel

This is super helpful, loved this video! I've always fallen into the category of skaters, who had heard of the DP and thought I got it, but certainly never fully understood it! That is fairly embarrassing considering the amount of skating I do.

O melhor vídeo sobre o Double Push. Excelente vídeo Joey! Vou compartilhá-lo com a turma aqui no Brasil.

An inspiration to all, for sure! Thank you :)

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

You bet!

Definitely the best video on how to learn the double push. 💯 KZread should keep recommending this video first ✅

Wow! Great explanation, I now understand "push in the ground ". This gave me 1 kph additional speed after one session only! Best wishes and many thanks!

So much to take in! Video saved for repeated future reference, channel subbed. Thank you 👍

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome, thank you!

Good job !

Awesome video!!! Thanks for creating and sharing the knowledge 🤙🏼

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

Best explanation of doublepush i've ever seen

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

🙏

This really helped me

This dude is a beast

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

🙏

very good tip.

I'm missing my good old times of speedskating so much!

Excelente. Me gustan sus videos. Saludos desde Bogotá

Great teaching. Thank you.

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Joey! Fantastic video! Greetings from Miami!

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Gracias

Wow! Thanks for this huge tips!

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Just crushed 10 laps at Liberty Park with this instruction in mind. Thank you, Joey! Hopefully one day soon I'll head up to Kearns and experience the olympic oval. What a cool thing that would be!

Thank you - tried this out and was able to add 2+ mph to my cruising speed after an hour of practice !

great video! Brazil thanks you! 🇧🇷

Thank you Joey! We need videos like this for support our sport! We are waiting for more!

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

You got it!

I am watching 3 times per day, is so amazing, and each word is so important. The best knowlegde transmited in 8 min, thanks Joey.

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

3 times? Those are rookie numbers, gotta pump it up to 10. Kidding, thanks for watching!

Those are some monster legs! Nice bro

FANTASTIC! BEST VIDEO at all about DP - the most relevant details brought in a nutshell! The concept of 'compression' is the crucial point and - for me - your image of like sitting on a chair. I've done wrong (well, not surprising, being not a professional, end of fifties, self-learner) exactly all of what you figured out as to be wrong. This incredible simple image! That's it! It made me smile. I tried it out, focussing only this movement, every push "sitting" on my skates, thus I finally got the feeling of a 'real' DP together with some further improvements regarding my posture. Unfortunatedly I don't have the possibility to join a skating club, here is definitely nothing around me; the more I'm dependant on helpful hints professionals like you share with us. THANK YOU SO MUCH, as well as for your numerous great responses to many comments!!! Your image of sitting on a chair helps racing through the air! Bye bye, hands up from Germany!

Great presentation of how double push works.. Fantastic

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

This is a very well made video. You explained key points very clearly for us mere mortals to understand. Awesome work, Joey. Thank you. Looking forward to the rest of the series.

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

The best video about the subject ever! This video has been very useful for me. At least I was able to understand the principles involved.

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

I'm learning a lot from this video's thanks

Fantastic tutorial!

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Awesome thanks

this is very helpful omg, why can you be so good at explaining

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you for the really informative video! It was very helpful to me :)

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks a lot!

Very dope technique and super sick legs bro unreal

Thanks for this really good video, I'm trying the double push right now and this video helps me so much. Thank you very much and greetings from Hannover Germany

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you found it useful :)

Good video, great tips Thanks

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome

I haven't skated since I was a kid, just flicked past this video on whim and thoroughly enjoyed it. Nice work man, really interesting.

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome, thank you!

So good. Very well done and explained. I’ve watched for hours the slow motion KZread clip of you distance skating and just tried to emulate your technique without really understanding what is going on. This helps so much and is much appreciated. Looking forward to the entire series.

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

@alainbuysse9374

3 жыл бұрын

Haha same here... I watched that video over and over.... thx a lot for the explanation, really helpfull!

@iluvbiggirlz420

3 жыл бұрын

Ok good I thought I was the only one. Lol

Props for this great explanation dude

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

This (video) inspires me to keep walking every day.

thanks bro, stay strong! hugs from Brazil.

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Always! thanks

Excellent video! The double push, mastered.

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

thank you!

Thank you by the ton... Greatness 💪👍

Thank you master ❤️

Getting back into skating now. Thanks

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

good to hear

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the community! I'm a beginner and still learning so much every time I skate, and your videos inspire and motivate. I just want to know where I can find such amazing trails here in Colorado Springs?! It's super hard to find good trail/road surfaces around here. Which: makes for a challenging workout each time 😅

I have 3 months to prepare for my first marathon, in Dijon France, this video will help me a lot! Thank you very much!

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Best of luck!

Great summation of some of the core DP attributes Joey. Pascal has produced some very good stuff over the years as well. I wish I had the same access to vid/tech 15 years ago when I was trying to teach skaters how to evolve their classic technique to DP. I haven't seen your part 2 yet, but a couple of things I feel remain important to highlight: a) the delay and position of the set-down skate/leg, and 2) the benefit of having the set down skate slightly 'toed in' so that it can facilitate the desired inward arc/ tracking to achieve an underpush. Solid job! The community need more of this, and I applaud you for sharing this.

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

thanks! i definitely need to touch on the set down position. I think it's the core difference between what skaters would call a 'traditional push' and the 'double push'. As far as the skate direction on the set down, I'm on the fence, I think you should aim to have it straight and let the compression and leverage dictate where it ends up going, but if you really want to rest I guess you could toe in a little to aid that motion. I probably wouldn't teach someone to deliberately toe in on the set down more than what's natural because it would essentially nullify the leverage I'm looking for them to create by compressing, keeping the core strong, and using the abductor

Ok, now I see what I am doing wrong when skating. Don't know how to fix it yet but hopefully one day 😁

Instant subscriber ..... Thankfully KZread suggested you 😄😂 Great video , thoroughly explained and so well presented 👍 Hopefully I'll master this one day . Cheers from Australia Joey

@JoeyMantiaOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you