Ive seen mohawks explained to beginners as way to transition to backwards, and was really confused as to how i couldnt do something that looks so simple. Glad to see that it actualy takes while to learn and its not just me being super non flexible ahaha

I LOVE this kind of tutorials. Thanks for the hard work putting this video out

I'm so glad you mentioned it took you 5 months to go in a straight line! I've been wanting to mohawk for ice and inline skating, and each progression video I've seen makes it seem so seamless to move to the next level. Keeping a realistic timeline in mind will help me not get too frustrated (right now it is a STRUGGLE!). Thanks for the tutorial!

@CamGoodTimes

Ай бұрын

So happy to be of help! I'm also not naturally very flexible which may have been a part of the reason it took me that long. Nonetheless, it certainly takes time no matter who it is. Happy skating!

Thanks for posting, I'm slowly working on my hips flexibility for this move, eeeh, will take a while. Great channel, subbed!

@CamGoodTimes

Жыл бұрын

Hey sure thing! If my rather inflexible body can do it, most anyone's can 🙂. Thanks for your support!

Thank you! HalleluYAH YAH Most High bless you and your family. Such a great breakdown and valuable tips.

@CamGoodTimes

Жыл бұрын

Wow thank you! Yah bless you and your family as well!

Great tutorial!

@CamGoodTimes

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Brian!!

Great explainer vid dude! That move is definetly not my strongest.

@CamGoodTimes

Жыл бұрын

Thanks dude! It for sure takes a bit to get the hips to stretch into it

Been working on gaining this flexibility for two months. Making slow progress ;)

@CamGoodTimes

2 ай бұрын

Way to keep at it! It took me about 3 or 4 months to get there

Thanks 😊

@CamGoodTimes

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome! Hope it's of help!

I am going to train for this with skates off to start. I start to turn almost immediately when I try it on skates.

@CamGoodTimes

Ай бұрын

That's definitely what happens when starting out. Makes for a great turn technique though!

Hey Cam! Great tutorial, thank you. :) I was wondering wether you put your weight on your toes or heels when you do the mohawk? Does it matter? Cheers!

@CamGoodTimes

2 ай бұрын

Hey thank you as well! I just put weight evenly across my foot and that helps me keep the most stable. A fun Russian dance-looking trick is to do the mohawk on heels (heel pop), but it's a bit more challenging

@quentinrousseau448

2 ай бұрын

@@CamGoodTimes Great I'll try it that way! Thank you And congrats for your channel! The blading community's lcuky to have so many amazing youtube channels with their own unique vibe and you're definitely in there, cheers for your work! 😁

@CamGoodTimes

2 ай бұрын

@@quentinrousseau448 thanks so much! I'm so happy to be able to be of support in your blading journey 🙂

I'm trying doing mohawks but I always keep turning. And I always feel like I am falling on either side when I managed it to be straight Very nice tutorial tho. I'll try to practice it more

@CamGoodTimes

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I had the exact issues when I was learning how to do this as well. It just takes a while to get that hip flexibility. It takes a bit to get the balance as well, but adding some speed as you feel more comfortable with the position should help. Keep at it!

That's an awkward position even when standing with shoes.

@CamGoodTimes

3 ай бұрын

It definitely feels awkward for the first while, and gets much easier and comfortable over time

I can spread my legs that much... gonna take a while to learn ...

@CamGoodTimes

Ай бұрын

Once it's dialed in, it's definitely a great trick to help you do other combinations of movements