I love you, Pascal. Your honesty, your passion for skating and for your pursuit of trying to help others to in-line skate better are very inspirational. You are an amazing human being! Thank you for being here with us and for us. I feel like paying a good deed forward every time after I watch your YT videos 🙂

Wow, I LOVE your garage - it’s HUGE!!! 😍

Very fluid. You make it look so easy. Thanks for these video series.

Wonderful music and good tutorial. Thanks.

Awesome tips I will try. I had a problem of turning to fast so now I know I have to lean less to make a bigger turn. Thanks!

thanks for this video! I had never thought about returning the right foot close to the left, and trying to keep the return path as short as possible. I am still quite new to skating on a track or indoors, so my crossover technique needs a lot of work!

Great video, very helpful. What helps me a lot is to emphasize that it is important to rather push your inside foot underneath your outside foot rather than pull my outside foot over my inside foot.

@ThePascalbriand

4 жыл бұрын

Bob Zuidema exactly. Thank you

Fortunately there are no dangerous obstacles in your skating area. Nice video, of course.

where did you know that Beethoven also loved to skate?

Good morning, thank you for the videos, greetings from Colombia

@ThePascalbriand

7 жыл бұрын

Hola gracias para mirrar los videos en Columbia tambien... por favor ayunda me a hacer que los columbianos pueden ver los videos^^ ...

Excellent!

@ThePascalbriand

7 жыл бұрын

thanks

Inline Video Gold

Thanks a lot

Very much like your series of technique tips, they are very helpful. One request: Could you do a video on how to make quick stops and sharp turns, the kind skaters use at the end of a race or when quickly slowing down? Thanks.

@ThePascalbriand

6 жыл бұрын

hi, yes quick stop and sharp turns are the main focus for skater. You are right... i will plan this soon or later

@harenthiran

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I want to ask!

when i grow up i want to crossover like you

NICE

Merci Pascal pour tes vidéos très instructives Et tes maillots Salomon que j'adore!!!

@ThePascalbriand

7 жыл бұрын

avec plaisir^^ ...je m'éclate bien à les faire...c'est formateur aussi....moi aussi j'adore mes maillots salomon ^^ so classic

@ndiolo

7 жыл бұрын

Si jamais tu en as un en trop que tu souhaite vendre, tu sais à qui t'adresser!!!

@ThePascalbriand

7 жыл бұрын

oui désolé ...maintenant elles sont en collector^^

Hello Pascal, great video! Could you please explain a little bit about the arms movement? I always have one or both arms on air, but do not feel very comfortable with the move. Thanks!

@ThePascalbriand

4 жыл бұрын

Hi hoon...that 's true , i need to do a video about the arms...good topics that i forgot... i will try to find some time for this^^ thanks. basically, the arm movement in corner should not be too big otherwise it can make the shoulder turn (and then the hip). The rotation is a lot in the shoulder and little in the elbow. Skater who take arms out a lot use it to hidde some balance problem. i will give my best to do this...if nothing come please message me again^^

mais comment fais tu pour trouver des terrains d'entrainement comme ça ? Ce sont de bonne bases, classiques , pourrais tu parler/démontrer le placement et l'alignement de la ligne des épaules et de la ligne du bassin s'il te plait

What is the reason why you lace your skates that way.

Great tips even I watched it again 2019. BTW, BGM is the Symphony No. 5 of Beethoven?

@ThePascalbriand

4 жыл бұрын

yes a bit of classic is good sometimes^^

@COACHMOONPRODUCT

4 жыл бұрын

Love it. Gorgeous movement 👍👍

thx these were nice tips, I'm just not very sure about the one of putting the right skate near the left one when crossing, it's not losing some push?

@ThePascalbriand

7 жыл бұрын

yes you are right ...you are loosing a bit of a push at this moment...but actually it s not a big deal at a medium speed. So for endurance speed that is what i recommand. When it's time to go full speed the right skate go more to the inside... Also i tell this cause it's a good habit to take to create the right timing between the 2 legs. A video about timing will come later. Actually, if you look at my 2nd vlog about Seagull frame...when i cross i put the right skate little inside (it look like this) but it s cause i already push with the left.... very point from you to notice this...

@emidaza9682

7 жыл бұрын

thx for your answer, very well explained , technique can vary in different speeds, I saw skaters doing this and I thought it was a mistake, one can always learn new things ;-). Keep going with your vlog is nice to see a pro doing this, I think this kind of things help our sport.

💯💯👏👏

What about the importance of practising cross over steps to the opposite direction as well? I'm regulary dividing my trainings 50/50% crossover steping from left to the right and thereafter from right to the left direction too. That's how I'm bringing myself both-sided on the asphalt rink. It makes me more determined.

@ThePascalbriand

3 жыл бұрын

Szilárd Tóth its nice to do both and it help at some point but... the level of precision you need on the left side is extreme... so it always do 99 % to master this one... the right one side is quite rare :-) In racing around least. If you do other specialities then sure both is amazing

hello same advices for quad skates?

@ThePascalbriand

2 жыл бұрын

Not all but most can work … just land from the heel in quad

Bravo! Le 5e conseil me semble le plus délicat a intégrer pour les non vitesseux qui on l'habitude de patiner en plein air sur du gratton. (Sans parler de garde boue voire de frein). Et génial ce local couvert . petit bémol sur le son de la vidéo : le niveau sonore de la musique plus élevé que celui de la voix peut obliger a ajuster le niveau lors de la lecture., mais c peut-être uniquement moi ?

@ThePascalbriand

7 жыл бұрын

Salut, non c'est moi qui est merdé sur le son...justement je fais ce vlog pour apprendre et j avais pas vu les differenciels....normalement a partir de l'épisode 6 ou 7 ca se corrige meme si mes volumes sont un peu bas encore je trouve...mais plus homogène

Very nice videos. Though I dont understand what do you mean by first tip: Put your hip inside. Also I would like to ask about the second: Put your body weight on the left leg. Do you mean you don't transfer body weight to the right leg ? And one more question: You don't push under the right leg with the left leg?

@ThePascalbriand

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Julio, thanks for your question here that will benefit to everybody. put your hip Inside:it mean that during a corner (left for exemple) you have to try to bring as much as possible your hip tothe left...as much as possible to the Inside of the corner. It help to fight against the forces that bring you outside. as much as possible bring your hip to the left...over your left skate at minimum and if possible even more to the left. it will help you to save lot of energy. put your body weight on the left leg: yes i kind of mean dont transfer body weight to the right leg....it gonna happen a bit but try to spend more time on your left leg during the cross...and even when you are on the right leg, then keep bodyweight Inside...you will stay in balance cause centri-force will keep you up. last question, i'm not sure i understand it good^^ : with the left leg , you need to push in a down direction...and to the side... as soon as your left leg touch the group...1st create pressure...then keep the pressure during a down/side push (even Under the right leg: if it swhat you mean)...you don't need to push to far with the left leg as pressure will kind of disapear pretty fast..... and a push without pressure if not really a great push^^

@mjuliov

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for your answers! It's beatiful watching you skating.

@ThePascalbriand

6 жыл бұрын

thanks you.... i love so much to skate ^^

6 - Classical Music

Interesting that you don't lace up your shoes completly to the front.

@ThePascalbriand

5 жыл бұрын

it's cause they were too short^^

@szilardtoth8814

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThePascalbriand Have an olde PS C6 too which is a smaller size with a number that I wear regularly. It's a bit non-comfortable. Will try to lacing it half.

Excel-lent

@ThePascalbriand

7 жыл бұрын

merci