My daughter is just the starter in inline skates but i think she is definitely going to be benefited seeing this video.Thanks

after 20 years Im starting skating again, i have 3 days with my inline skates now and I'm sticking up with this tutorials thanks for the great lessons

very useful thanks

Thank you for the tips, I will try it :)

Is amazing to have such helpful people like you two teaching is how to learn to skate property so thanks indeed guys 👍

Very very good vídeo. Good to see both of you teach together. Very enjoyable instrucional class. Thank you so much.

dope video still learning from you guys

Need to learn it.... Excellent video guys. !

Great to see some really helpful beginner-level videos from you guys. Great job 👍👍

J’espère qu’il y aura un bêtisier un jour... Je pense qu’il doit y avoir de bon fous rires... En tout cas c’est super d’avoir ce genre de vidéos !!!

Thank's congratulations from Brasil......🇧🇷🤩👏👏👏

Great series of videos. I have just started to learn. 😀

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Thank you very much for the tips! I'm 9 so I keep complaining to how hard it is to balance until this video:) I'm new I just started last year I think.... November.... Hehe

Nice! It's good to see this being demonstrated on the sorts of big wheels many people are using these days. It makes the balancing a bit harder than with 4x80mm! Do you think there is any value in recommending beginners start with smaller wheels?

@ThePascalbriand

4 жыл бұрын

James Horne hi... many people start on big wheels straight and it work too but smaller wheels can help for total beginner for sure. Anyway starting on big wheels is good too and people mainly buy new skate with big wheels now ... and or when they switch the ankle stability change a bit again. Thanks for the comment

Do you think that practicing with skate on one foot and shoe on another can be beneficial? It is easier to prevent fall when you loose balance.

@ThePascalbriand

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Ivan, I never tried this but I see it as a good little tool to feel the roll on one leg a bit. Every little exercice can be a good tool for some beginners. So here in your example may be it can work.

@ivanilarionov1893

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThePascalbriand I saw this exercise from another youtuber and tried it for three sessions - for about 15 minutes on each leg. It seems to work, but it is little bit hard to get enough speed by pushing with the shoe leg, because it's shorter and on every push I tend to go on inside edge and loose balance. Now I'm trying another exercise that I saw on Asha's channel. After several strides you put your non balancing foot in front on it's back wheel. This seems easier. I have about 14 hours of skating since I started and found that balancing on one foot is absolutely essential for T stop. I'm still far from even trying to stop. 15 years ago I was ice skating for a few months and it took me about the same time to start power stops. It was much easier :)

@ThePascalbriand

3 жыл бұрын

@@ivanilarionov1893 for sure learning balance on one leg is the key to progress. Doing one leg slalom and one leg drills is really the main focus.... with this 3 step: stay on one leg... do little slalom on one leg... do little jumps on one leg. When you can reach that... many things will get easier.

@ivanilarionov1893

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThePascalbriand Thank you for the advice!

@BlissfulArmy

8 ай бұрын

​@ivanilarionov1893 hi. Do you have the link to the video (Asha's). I am 38 year old trying to relearn and find it a bit hard to do this as now I am not as fit and lean as I was during my younger days.

I already practice stand on 1 skate for 1 week,still can't do for long time.i only can stand for 5 secnd 😅.maybe i too old for this exercise 😢

@ThePascalbriand

3 жыл бұрын

5 second is getting good… make sure you can do with some little curves too and change edge to edge

@sitinur9078

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThePascalbriand thank you 😊 for your tip.now i can skate 1 foot.a bit longer.but still a bit shaking.is it b'coz my skate? *I use fitness skate.and 4 wheel same size

@AuroraBoarder1

3 жыл бұрын

It takes lots of practice, because you have to build up your foot and ankle muscles.

@sitinur9078

3 жыл бұрын

@@AuroraBoarder1 yes you correct.thank you

My skates are heavy, is it still possible

@ThePascalbriand

3 жыл бұрын

Yes heavy can still be well balanced and it can be also easy sometimes to stay on one leg. It really about taking time to practice skill in one leg. Challenge yourself with some basics exercices. Try to be your record of distance on one leg... pascal