Thanks brother, for taking the time to put this together. Us mortals, really appreciate it! 👍

You will probably not read it because the video is 4 Years old, but i love your very systematic approach where you cut it down into small, easy steps which can be trained separately. The ice on the cake would be, after naming the 4 variations of the gazelle to show them all to give us visual feedback :)

I'm really impressed with how you make your videos and how do you explain the drills. It requires much time and effort to include as much information, but it helps a lot. You make it look easy to do. So, thank you very much for take your time. Regards from Spain.

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

My pleasure. I love to skate and I want to share the love.

Asha demonstrates the techniques perfectly, like she's explaining to a 5 year old. That's where you learn the moves from A to Z in a proper fashion. Then you move onto Shaun. He takes you deep into every move, makes you get immersed in the steps and lets you "internalize" the entire sequence even before you put the skates on.. I admire this guy deeply!

I had the distinct pleasure of attending one of Colin and Leon's instructional sessions. It was life altering. I do forget it all after a while though, and it's great to have this video for reference too!

Quality, just quality. You are a great teacher, exemplify safety and control, and promote skating as a practice. Just subscribed, thank you for your work.

thank you for teaching me how to skate..ive learned so much from you! keep up your wonderful work. stay safe!

@FlowSkate

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing Robin. A comment like this is a great pick-me-up.

Thank Shawn for this video, just nailed it today.

Nice one Shawn just what I was looking for very detailed explanation

Great video. I can’t wait to try it

Thanks for the video. I recognized this trick from one of your older videos. I have always wanted to do this. I’ve been working on 3-turns for a while, unrelated, and this trick looks like a 2-foot parallel 3-turn. I realize I already can do this but have never recognized it. Skating is amazing in how many people find different paths to the same movement. I love the discovery of skating. Keep up the awesome videos.

I saw this move in another video of yours. It looks amazing! I watch your video over and over again, practice it over and over again, until I master it.

I just started ice skating with hockey skates and really feel the rocker now. I have been using a lot of the wizard skating ideas learning my turns and edges. Sounds funny but it is very much translating across. It makes me realize how much I need to upgrade my inline setup for next summer.

Fantastic,its very rare to get such valuable lessons, thanks a lot :)

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

My pleasure! Thank you for the support.

Omg shaun knows bill stoppard! These are my two favorite skaters!

Wauw man, I picked up skating after 20 years, (did aggressive). Now I am skating some urban and trying out a bit freestyle and I really love your video's . Truly inspiring. I think it's very cool the way you translate your love for skating in (scientifical) tecnique tutorials like this. Also really had to laugh at 12:28 where you said you are biting your tong to not say anything but still you talk, because you really want the people to understand it and it truly shows your passion :) Keep on rocking with those awesome vids! Greetings from The Netherlands.

Can't thank you enough for such valuable lessions. 🙏

I've been wondering how to think about and visualize these 3 turns (since your last video on them) and this video really opens it up. Thank you.

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

Excellent. This is my first attempt at properly breakdown the Gazelle into learnable components. Glad is helps.

Great video, you explain it so well. Very helpful, thank you!

I really like your videos. I try to follow his style of skating. Thank's for your the time.

Very cool. Since i watch your vids i was aksing myself, how you do that rotations while skating. Now i got something to practice. Thank you!

Cara, muito bom... Parabéns. Vou treinar com suas ideias.

Man you are amazing keep the good work because of you im skating more and better thanks dude

thank you for sharing..very well done

U r my inspiration.. I learned a lot from your drills. Thanks a lot

I have found, that I love to hate you! Hahaha! I got back into skating inline at 38 years old. No matter how many instructional videos I find. I often find myself coming back to watch you. Even in my better days, I would not have said I broke novice level. Nor would I say I have yet. Sometimes, watching how detailed and meticulous you are about any instructional you deliver, can be painstaking at times. But, I have truly come to appreciate your breakdowns that come in fine tuned detail. If I did not care about the way that I skate, I certainly would not watch you LOL! Thanks for all that you do! I also love the shirt, I'm a big fan of all of the Four Horsemen! You, Stoppard, Tiago, and Lino!

awesome shaun! keep enlightening us with these beautys.

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

Will do! Many more to come.

Great Tutorial. Thank you so much for your Videos I love them

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

My pleasure. Thanks for the support.

Nice bro. Watched all your content. Looking forward to more wizard vids.

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

More to come!

Good stuff Shawn! Nice Pinto long sleeve. My hoodie came in a few days ago.. Pretty comfy I might add lol.

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

It is always nice to represent inline skating with a cool hoodie!

love the amount of detail here, on another note what skates and frames are u using in this video and is that a flat or rockered setup?

This makes me, i want to try it :-)

Hey Shaun, Thank you for your inspiring videos. They motivate a lot and it's cool that you take the time to explain and explain again :-) You wrote its possible to do this on any setup. Especially on a three wheels setup? I'm asking myself if three wheels could perform this. I'm thinking about to buy a pair of these. Would be great hearing from you :-) Greetings from Germany!

cool. I've got that T as well. Nice explanation, as ever.

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother! I am really excited for my new 3P shirt.

Great stuff, love the Stoppard long sleeve! This video makes me wish I had the dollars to get Wizard frames. I hope they release a cheaper model some day!

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

The prices should be coming down in the future. And other companies will soon release similar products.

YES!

Great as aways! Q. : The "pole" position its like a way to remove your weight from the wheels? as you stand up the skate becomes a little bit lighter so you can change direction more easily? and again thanks for take time and effort into your great vids. namaste, from Brasil!

Esses vídeos aulas nos ajudam a compreender os movimentos. Uma pena o KZread não ter a opção de legendas para a nacionalidade de cada país.

"let get into it" - 3:52

Can you do this stuff on a hi lo setup? Im planning on buying some high light v2s anyway but for a few weeks ill have my hockey hi los

First comment!! I've been attempting these for ages now and this tutorial has really helped me to improve thnx

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

That is awesome!

Very good.

Cool. Is this can be done on the stock frame which is the flat setup?

great videos and tips on warming up.. I tend to for get that.. do you have any plans for a rollerblading backwards tips videos ?

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

I sure do. I will have a backwards skating video in the next couple months.

What is the reggae song at the start of this video?? I love it! I'd love it in my headphones when I skate. When I Shazam it, it goes to some random song that is nothing like it haha 😂 anyone know it?

so,,, we have to be on rockered set up to turn the blades quickly like this yes? my setup is flat right now

Do you use racker skate setup?

Oh wow...really great tutorial Shawn! I've been wondering how you guys do this. Do you need a rockered set up for this to work? I skate Xsjado's with a Kizer powerblade/72mm wheel flat set up. No probs doing slaloming crossovers etc - just gets 'sticky' when transitioning.

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

I have GC Bigs with 72mm and I can do Gazelles. Gazelles are easier on a Natural Rocker but they can be done on any set up other than anti rocker. The biggest difference I find when doing Gazelles on 72mm wheels is the edging. I can not edge as much with smaller wheels.

@funkypencil898

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Shawn, I'll definitely give it a go!

Attempting this highlights a consistent tendency with my skating: my weight always seems centered on my rear two wheels. It feels like I'm skating around on my heels. I've tried adjusting the cuff to a forward tilt, but that doesn't seem to help... any other ideas? Keep up the terrific videos! Many thanks from Oklahoma City Skates: Seba FRX; experience: novice

your instructions work :) I DID IT :D love ya greetings from germany🙋

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

YES! Well done my friend.

@felipesviaro

7 жыл бұрын

totally agree. after 8 sessions i did it. thanks a lot shawn!!

@JacK-kl3en

7 жыл бұрын

Orokei greetings from London ;)

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

So awesome. Thank you for sharing.

Great video. I have asked before but your never broke it down. Your rocker setup. Please what is the rocker set at. Low high high low. Or Low high low low. Your moves are very artistic so I assume similar rockker setup. Please clarify. Thanks

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

My skate has a Natural Rocker set up. Natural Rocker is a 1mm rocker on the first and last wheel on a slanted UFS frame. UFS is the universal frame system the standard for aggressive skates. UFS frames are flat. Traditional frames have a raised heel. The slant of the Natural Rocker allows me to more freely pivot on the third and second wheel. You can develop a natural rocker on any skate by rotating your wheels 1 to 1, 2 to 2, 3 to 3 and 4 to 4. The natural wear of you wheels will create a natural rocker.

Thanks.

I don't know any wizard moves yet. Is this a good move to learn 1st? tnx!

i bought kids blades and im not sure if u can EASILY crossover using them what am i saying

Thank you Shawn, this video is helping me learn the moves. Not a shameless plug. But I am uploading progress, if you're curious to check it out.

Thanks for the video dude! The 4 turns are tripping me out. I am comfortable with forward closed and backwards closed (with an illusion spin). The other two don't feel natural or make sense to me.

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

Crazy. I struggle with the back closed. I was never any good at illusion spins. Usually ended with me smashing my shins on the rail.

hey man is this all doable on a kizer 90 frame in 5th elements? its my setup and im kinda struggling , not sure if its this special rocker you have?

Can it be performed on an anti rocker setup? Ive tried it few times and i keep doing that fakie 180 spin which comes naturally for me. Gazelle looks so steezy though. Any tips?

@FlowSkate

6 жыл бұрын

Gazelles and 3 turns are very difficult on anti rocker. You usually pivot on the middle two wheels. Without the middle wheels you end up pivoting on the front and back wheels which has a different effect.

Dear Shaun, please, make a tutorial on skating down stairs. Maybe facing the stairs and backwards and in your video you skated them sideways. I would love to skate the stairs sideways btw because I think it very stable and you can see better than when going backwards.

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

I have comment on stair riding in a few other videos. I will be sure make a complete stair riding video. I also like skating stairs sideways. A fun and safer way to get down the stairs.

Nice shiiiirt hahah. 👍

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks.

Does my skate have to be rockered to do gazelles?

@kornjankhrit2816

4 жыл бұрын

ik my exact question

@bernsahr

3 жыл бұрын

@@kornjankhrit2816 @some one I dont think so, but i definitly helps

nice...are you use normal setup wheel?i cant do that on my 100mm normal level wheel so hard to edge..I think try to slalom setup...

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

My skates are slightly rockered. A slalom set up will make it easier.

@JacK-kl3en

7 жыл бұрын

Shop Task my wheels are significantly rockered from wear

Possible on triskates?

@jimmykong3010

5 жыл бұрын

Richariot of course

been trying the gazalle for a few months now from watching you, no real success so far. i'll take your video with me tonight on the streets, and see how it goes... just to make sure, its possible without a rockered setup, right? (skating on fr1's)

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

Yes it is. You can do it.

I got blue balls waiting to see what a gazelle is; I still have them after seeing it. haha I will say that you are very detailed in your instructions, though.

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

It is one of the those skate moves that seem like magic. I am sure you could do it.

Can’t you just do continuous gazelles?

@andrewtower8425

3 жыл бұрын

yes...1 foot too

Fancy name

ai want a 2 frame wizard pluze

Make another videos of this

@FlowSkate

7 жыл бұрын

I will!

Hello

ai want a 2 frame wizard

Nobody makes me bleed my own blood

Ugh i didn't like this tutorial at all. It only confused me more. Lost me at open and closed position and just got worse from there.

ai want a 2 frame wizard pluze

ai want a 2 frame wizard