Inline Skating Tricks! How to Top Soul! The beginning of Top Side tricks😮‍💨

Yay! We’ve made it to the top! Practicing patience couldn’t be more important as we level up. Patience plays FOR our character in all ways of life. Right here, right now is where we observe how we feel and after seeing our reaction is when we begin to tweak our attitude. How do you want to act? Do you want to lace this trick? Do you want to lace life? I want to see you succeed. I see you like I see myself. Let’s do this.
Thank you for being here.
One accepting Love🌱
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  • @davidmorgan4541
    @davidmorgan45415 ай бұрын

    What doesn’t make sense to me is why now after watching this do I realise I forget I have feet when I’m on skates!!! 🤯🤯🤯 Side of my foot connecting, gonna remember that 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

  • @tomkuypers1
    @tomkuypers1Ай бұрын

    Inspiring! Topsouls are one of the most satisfying tricks. Im 40 now and can't wait to try them again :)

  • @dangiles5038
    @dangiles50384 ай бұрын

    Started skating again last July after a 17 year hiatus. Could never topsoul in my teens,literally just learned it in my mid 30s and holy shit does it feel natural!

  • @zachonmybs
    @zachonmybs Жыл бұрын

    I’m nowhere near ready for top souls, but this video has so much of what I needed to hear in it..I can’t thank you enough really. I just started skating over the summer and this is a journey I’ve been on alone so far. Finding your channel changed that for me and I couldn’t be more grateful. Thanks for being here 🙏🏻 ❤

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hi Zach😊 I’ve got to tell you that I’m grateful for you and your time. Thank you for being here and expressing yourself. It goes a long way for me and helps me stay focused and committed. When the time is right, and you feel like sending your first top side, I’ll be here! Just stay on them wheels, at your pace, observe, listen. We’ve got this. I hear you. Love, light, truth, trust, compassion, understanding, acceptance, humility, forgiveness. ⚡️ One love brother🌱

  • @sidepipemf
    @sidepipemf Жыл бұрын

    I just wanted to say, you have the same issue I have with top souls. I spin left, but my topside foot is my right, so getting into position is extremely awkward. After watching this video, I went to the park and tried switch. Landed it first try. Then after a couple of those (and some practice spinning right) I tried a normal top soul and stuck it. Now I’m sliding them on coping and having a blast doing it. I wanted to thank you for your videos, not only have them helped me, but my 8 year old daughter who is learning to skate. Keep it up!

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hey! Thank you for your response! For sharing your experience back with me. It warms me up inside knowing the tutorial helped guide your body, mind, and spirit. We’ve got so much room for growth with change being inevitable, might as well start programming “there is always another solution to be thought of.” I’m with you. Let’s keep having a blast at the park. Hope your daughter is enjoying the ride. One love 🌱

  • @robrobrec
    @robrobrec Жыл бұрын

    Man that was some good peptalking...and some smooth rolling. Love it, thanks a lot

  • @adistrakusuma8401
    @adistrakusuma8401 Жыл бұрын

    I had the same problem as you! I'm right foot dominant and I learned sweat stance and kind grinds before top soul. Since I naturally rotate to the left, my brain just went haywire learning top soul. I ended up using my left leg for top soul as it feels much more natural with my rotation. I 'm still learning to do it with my right foot as of now 😅

  • @carolinagritten
    @carolinagritten5 ай бұрын

    Your videos are so inspiring, thank you for sharing all your tips and journey. Hope you are well and happy ❤

  • @cfronin
    @cfronin Жыл бұрын

    This speaks to much to me. The fight with yourself when you go skating. The doubts when you get hurt and you're asking yourself why you're doing this, but yet once you feel better you go back at it. I'm skating at 45, got back at rollerblading 2 years ago. Some days I feel so stiff and despondent, some other days I actually skate better than when I was 25. I've got a lot of dream tricks goal, I'm pretty sure I'll get them eventually.

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hi Ronin. Thank you for sharing your experience here. Im stoked that you relate. Our minds are our biggest battle but I’m a believer that we can overcome the old programs. Come out with different outcomes. Positive ones. Let’s keep going. One love🌱

  • @shuzoskates
    @shuzoskates Жыл бұрын

    Thank you for the instructions I completely agree with you The topsoul topic must be the most suitable for philosophy of dealing with the hurdle Seems like it’s applied for every difficulty in our life 😊

  • @erichopham
    @erichopham Жыл бұрын

    Thanks, i cant wait to try these tips. I love your metaphysical approach

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hi! Thank you for being here! I am grateful for your feedback. Let’s keep going. One love 🌱

  • @briloheim
    @briloheim Жыл бұрын

    Great video. Hoping the best for you guys and your channel! The instruction and spirit behind the videos are so encouraging and enlightening. I've learned so much from your videos. The analysis of the tricks and body position, weight distribution, and angles etc all really help in aiding the conquering of each of these tricks.. I dislocated my finger last month trying to back farv a rail that I shouldn't have, at least not at the time, and have been on the mend since. Cant wait to get back on the boots!

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hey Jon, thank you for expressing your thoughts here with me. Your feedback is equally as encouraging and keeps the light lit within. I am grateful to share time with each other. Tweaked fingers are no fun man. My ring finger is just now feeling normal after a dislocation or bad jam. It popped back so I figured it was dislocated but it’s taken 3 months to feel normal lol! Fingers are just aggravating because we’re always smackin them throughout the day. Haha, just thinking about this last recovery process. Some lost patience a couple times there. Well, I’m glad I can break it down easier for you. We all learn in different ways. Remember those strong legs next time you go for the rail. If you squat strong and look down at the end of it, you’ll ride it out! I believe in you! Can’t wait for you to lace it. One love brother🌱

  • @tastelesstouch
    @tastelesstouch Жыл бұрын

    This was such a good video, I'm nowhere ready to do top souls but this definitely makes me optimistic. I really appreciated the side-profile camera shots you had showing the frame connecting with the coping, it really helped to see the frame angles

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hey! Thank you for your feedback! I’m grateful to connect with you the best I can through this medium. I’ll be here when you’re ready to send topsides! All in good time. One love 🌱

  • @fredperry212
    @fredperry212 Жыл бұрын

    Great motivational video! I 100% agree, have to push myself more, as finding out to resign to easy.. Hoping to start lacing those top souls on the ramps soon. Love your approach to teaching and showing how to try learn fro it! Straight away subscribed to your content, can’t wait to see more! Thanks 🙏🏼

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hi Lukasz! I am grateful we have crossed paths. I am thankful you and I can relate to one another so strongly. I feel deep down somewhere along all of our timelines do we relate to each other. Now is the time. I want to thank you for sharing your feedback with me. It makes me feel good inside and keeps the light lit within. So thank you for sharing. I’ll keep on sharing on my side. I think it’s how the puzzle eventually mends together smoothly. By sharing, listening, observing, learning. We got it. We really do. One love brother🌱

  • @DARKHOLLOW691
    @DARKHOLLOW691 Жыл бұрын

    Thank you for all your content. They have been really helping me in my progress in aggressive inline skating. Most of my tricks that I learned came from your channel, and really gave me the courage to compete in my first tournament at Blading Cup. Thank You again.👍

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Travis! This is the best kind of message to read. Thank you for sharing and for being here. Your words light me up inside and give me motivation to keep sharing! Man, I’m stoked! You’ve got blading cup. When it’s time, look at the course and ask yourself what you want to session. What calls to you. You’ll enjoy yourself if you can quiet the seriousness. It’s all personal learning. There are so many options on how we look at experiences, choose knowledge and that you WILL take something from it, and watch YOUR inner growth expand. I believe in you and your path, like I believe in mine. Send it, take your time. Gotta be grateful for TIME. One love brother🌱

  • @frootbootllc5139
    @frootbootllc5139 Жыл бұрын

    Thank you so much for this! Not going for top soul just yet but this will definitely help I’m sure!

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hey! Absolutely! I’ll be waiting when you’re ready to send it! Keep going as you are. Thanks for being here. One love🌱

  • @DionyTupet
    @DionyTupet Жыл бұрын

    all the words that you said about commitment resonates alot with me, you make my day, thx alot for allways be helping

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hey Dionatan! Thank you for your messages. You keep the fire lit. I’m glad we can relate to each other. Like I said, we got this life. One day at a time. Let’s find the present moment and create our personal power. Love, light, truth. Thanks for being here with me. One love brother. 🌱

  • @DionyTupet

    @DionyTupet

    Жыл бұрын

    @@flowersherolls1700 One day at a time

  • @SkateWeeb.
    @SkateWeeb. Жыл бұрын

    Hey Coco, that was a very nice tutorial. Topsouls on quarters are one of my favorite tricks but I can barely do em on ledges. Your message about being in control of your feet is for sure gonna help me get out of my own head. I feel hella motivated to get these down now. Thanks! 🙏

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hi. This was amazing feedback. My chest within warmed right up after reading your compassionate words. This is the light spreading from your screen to mine. I’m seeing it more clearly with time. I am so happy that the way I break it down makes sense to you. And have also now just felt that jolt of excitement to go skate. Humans. I love us. Haha 😊 thank you. For being here, for sharing, for sending it at life. Those ledges are coming soon.✨ One love 🌱

  • @momakesgoodmeatloaf
    @momakesgoodmeatloaf Жыл бұрын

    Thank you for wearing your helmet and making it look cool 😜

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hi. Thank you for being here. For sharing. 😊 One love🌱

  • @oscarsurf311
    @oscarsurf3117 ай бұрын

    my favorite trick yeah!

  • @JustRock6761
    @JustRock6761 Жыл бұрын

    wow, what a speech. I've been skating for 10 years and top-sides have always been a problem. but for some reason after this video I have new hope that it can finally work, thx!!!

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hi! You know, your feedback brightens up the light inside. Thank you for being here! I hope this trick begins to click. I know you’ve got it.⚡️Patience always. One love 🌱

  • @massielguerrero7561
    @massielguerrero7561 Жыл бұрын

    I felt every single word you said, I’m now struggling with this trick because my strong foot it’s not in the same direction as I spin, and it feels better doing switch, or even get into the coping with true top soul but it’s hard to stand. Now I’m confused, i don’t know which side I should practice first. As you did, my first topside trick was kind grind And I’m on toporn now. Just to understand where my body goes when I’m grinding. Thank you for let me know I’m not the only one, it’s a long process but with determination and patience, I’ll gradually see my progression ❤ Big hugs Coco 🤗

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hi Massiel! It sounds like we have very similar movement. I say and only because this was my process too, stay with what feels natural. Switch soul foot is great to start breaking in… now that switch topsoul foot clicked for me, I have switch soul grinds and switch alley-oop souls. And if true spin feels right, full send baby!!! I want to unlock that trick with confidence as well. That’s a good looking and probably better feeling trick to have on lock. Over time I think you’ll come back to your regular top soul foot and put it exactly where it’s supposed to be. There’s no need to feel inadequate with how you’re learning. It’s the perfect way and as long as YOU know you’re progressing all in good time, you’ll further dominate your mind. Body, mind, spirit- one. Let’s push until they’re all working together, on the same page. We’ve got this! Let’s keep going. I’m hyped, thank you for sharing, for being here. One love sister🌱

  • @seanjohnson5044
    @seanjohnson50448 ай бұрын

    Anyhoodles i subscribed because this was helpful as fuuuuuuuuh

  • @AdanMomo
    @AdanMomo Жыл бұрын

    Excellent class on the top soul, everything related to the mini ramp still scares me. Thanks for sharing your skills.

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hey Adán! Haha yeah transition can be difficult to get used to especially if you didn’t grow up skating them. Once you get it though, it’s so fun! Thank you for being here and for brightening up the light. I’m grateful. One love🌱

  • @rollerpollitosmx3485
    @rollerpollitosmx3485 Жыл бұрын

    Thank you for your patience and your knowledge Coco, I'm 44 years old and still skating with my remz, my skates have made my life better, I hope my daughter follow my steps if she wants 😁, amazing work with your videos, god bless you 🙏✌️

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    🙏🏼 hi J. Thank you so much for your compassionate feedback. Your words spread the light within. I am grateful that you are here and that you are still sending it! If you’re a trustful father and a positive role model for your girl, I have no doubt she’ll want to take after you. I’ll be here if she wants to learn! Keep going brother👊🏼 One love🌱

  • @justjordan8018
    @justjordan8018 Жыл бұрын

    Thanks for believing in your students. I will do my best to not let you down. But as a humble human I must accept that life is hard and I will need a lot more time to learn most of this. For now I am so happy I finally can do frontside(only if obstacle is on the right side) and royale(only if obstacle is on my left). As I started at the beginning of this year and only used my stock flat frame and originally, I never intended to learn any grinds. I wanted to skate Vert like the Pros I was watching in the end of the 90s :). Now I have accepted my flat frames will be kept for my Bowl and Vert attempts and I am waiting on my new frames that I totally copy pasted from my favorite teach. My biggest problem is I can not roll on a ramp with my wheels throw the coping. Maybe my wheels are too small maybe my skills are not there. But that is what I am working on now. I have to jump on or else my front wheels bump in to the coping and I fall. But I can figure this out. Just wanted to let you know your tutorials are amazing and the vibes are well received. I promise next time I go to the park I will kiss the concrete and hug that rail with my shims and that rail will become my best friend, friends don't make each other bleed right, it will be fine we will have a great time with that rail. I will clean it and wax it, then after we are done, we will both giggle to the skater boys that are slipping out of their grinds. Can't wait to go to the park again. Thank you for your inspiring work.

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hi! Firstly, thank you for being here and for sharing your thoughts with me! I hear you. Next time you try to roll over the coping, try picking up your toes, just a little bit. Like a tiny hop almost. Most of us without thinking about it, lift our toes. I definitely don’t ever just fully roll over into a ramp that has coping on it with my weight evenly distributed in my boot. Practice this over a crack, or a line on the ground. Lift your toes to get over it. It’ll be quick. Conjure your inner warrior. You’ve got it! I feel it! Life is better when we get to simply roll around. Adding tricks is just a bonus. There’s so much to be grateful for. We can do anything we train our mind to do. Let’s keep going brother. Until we can’t anymore. Right now.⚡️ One love🌱

  • @timtaylor9590
    @timtaylor9590 Жыл бұрын

    two of the best tips for topsides, firstly, for newbs, use the non top side foot to catch yourself if you mess up. after that practice them expecting not to lock on and dont fall. this means if you miss the lock you wont fall and thats a huge advantage. worse case scenerio is you end up doing a sess. this is especially helpful for ledges with fishes or tru fishes. the trick is to get the right body position so practice on ledges to get familiar with missing the lock and not falling, just like sess sliding if your upper body isnt balanced over youre feet youll end up slide out and falling

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hey Tim, thanks for the thoughts and the extra pointers. You never know who might read this and it better click for them. Sounds like all of your weight is on your front foot? I feel like that’s sort of what I was explaining as well with your topside foot being light. It helped me anyway. Thanks again for your feedback. I am grateful for your time. One love brother🌱

  • @Curiousinvestor60
    @Curiousinvestor60 Жыл бұрын

    Crazy video keep it up ❤️

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Thanks so much for your feedback. You being here gives me motivation to keep it up. Thank you. I’m grateful ✨ One love 🌱

  • @Curiousinvestor60

    @Curiousinvestor60

    Жыл бұрын

    You deserve it ❤️

  • @user-gv8oe8kf1f
    @user-gv8oe8kf1f7 ай бұрын

    I even have KZread stopped downloading your videos. I think it's a sign.

  • @DeathRUM27
    @DeathRUM27 Жыл бұрын

    I like your 8-bit helmet)

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Thank you ✨ One love 🌱

  • @Master0Laugh
    @Master0Laugh Жыл бұрын

    Might skip a step and jump right into these, be a huge flex at the park, also if it helps i like to imagine my right foot first then adjust my left into place

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hey Cameron! Thanks for being here and for your feedback! I’m grateful. I think if you’re feeling it, send it! You can do it 💯 I feel it you’re seeing it, then tweak it into place! Kill it👊🏼 One love brother🌱

  • @user-hk3iw5qu1r
    @user-hk3iw5qu1r Жыл бұрын

    9:30 Mind-blowing! thanks for sharing~ that helps a lot.

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hi! Thanks for sharing your feedback with me. It’s helps keep the shimmering light lit. I am grateful for your time. Let’s do this. 👊🏼 One love🌱

  • @timtaylor9590
    @timtaylor9590 Жыл бұрын

    pretty chill content, you should have guests and challenges maybe

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Thanks again! That’s a good idea. 👊🏼 🌱

  • @PCKC1988
    @PCKC19886 ай бұрын

    i love your helmet

  • @jorgemoreno4568
    @jorgemoreno4568 Жыл бұрын

    Que locazo tu casco !!

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    I know! I love it so much! ✨ One love brother🌱

  • @stevechrysanthou1703
    @stevechrysanthou1703 Жыл бұрын

    Just joined the channel. Was she in the xgames or something? I like the fact how she warms up with some basic stalls. To be great at something you must know that you can do all the right moves as well as all the basics. Back to basics always helps you perfect in other areas. Well that's what I think 🤷‍♂️ unfortunately for me I've missed all those basics and jumped into the grinds and now I'm trying to go back. I'm gonna watch her videos it's very informative.

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hi Steve! I’m super stoked we’ve crossed paths and that you’re learning from our videos. Your feedback keeps the fire lit inside and uplifts my energy. I am grateful✨ I’m right there with you though. Having the notion to teach what I’ve learned has made me realize I have forgotten about so many basic tricks. I’m having to retouch and relearn some of these tricks too. I feel determined to learn what I don’t know alongside you and everyone else here. So I’m here to say you are welcome here! Let’s revisit a past time and further progress our human👊🏼 See you tomorrow🌻 One love brother 🌱

  • @seanjohnson5044
    @seanjohnson50448 ай бұрын

    I always stick!! How?!!

  • @inkflo
    @inkflo Жыл бұрын

    Do you carry the weight on the topside or soul foot? Or is it evenly distributed?

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hi. Your topside and your soul foot are the same. Unless you skate as I do and your switch soul foot feels better for topsoul because of the natural way I spin. Now that I have both ways, •my weight is EVENLY distributed on my switch side. BOTH feet carry my weight. My regular soul foot is much heavier on its topside. Because for me, getting into regular sided topsoul it more difficult, my weight is less controlled and is clunkier. I hope that makes sense. Thanks for asking! Get it!👊🏼 One love brother 🌱

  • @longtermsquatter
    @longtermsquatter Жыл бұрын

    So you use switch and regular to describe spin direction above all other aspects that might make tricks a challenge. I would call a regular trick the trick that felt most natural, the opposite trick is switch. Hence people begging for extra competition points when raising fingers for switch tricks. I would call your anti-clockwise spin to left-footed top soul your regular.

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Hi. Thanks for sharing your thoughts👊🏼That make sense to me. I was simply stumped on it for years without ever thinking I could use my switch soul foot as my topside. 270 topside soul is my regular soul foot and feels just as natural as switch. I don’t know. But again, thanks for picking my brain further. One love brother 🌱

  • @ryanbrayguitar2473
    @ryanbrayguitar2473 Жыл бұрын

    Top souls on a ledge are impossible for me.

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    I feel you Ryan. Such a difficult trick. I’m telling you… if I figured it out over sooo many years, you can too. Sending you patience and strength vibrations🌱 Everything. Everything happens at the right moment, the right time, and the right place. One love brother. Thanks for being here.

  • @stefanpavicevic5890
    @stefanpavicevic5890 Жыл бұрын

    🐠 🧠 =🔨🔨🔨

  • @flowersherolls1700

    @flowersherolls1700

    Жыл бұрын

    Gotta love them 🐠 👊🏼 🌱

  • @stefanpavicevic5890

    @stefanpavicevic5890

    Жыл бұрын

    @@flowersherolls1700 ally oop 🐠🧠🔨