I love your tutorials because they are one of the only ones that break down weight distribution and edges for the moves. It's surprising how a lot of skate tutorials are just basically "do this, and then do that. see? easy!". Us noobs can't tell what edge these people are on or where their weight is just by watching a move, which makes skating so deceptively complicated IMO. It's not like dancing where you just visually mimic the move, because the device on our feet is effected by physics and you need to tell people what the skates and your body needs to be doing for the move to work. Which is why I adore your tutorials, and link them often to my peers. Thank you for making such awesome content.

The last step is the trickiest for me

Man there is no so detailed tutorial nothing is comparable to this thanks for the tutorial

This is nice. I just watch it tonight - I know how to do it but don't know how to explain it to other friends.

Thank you for this video. I've watched several other tutorials on this move that are twice as long as yours, and even though some of them have many details and breakdowns, none of them have the critical aspects that you lined out. Which leg and the inside/outside edge I should be focusing on seem to be missing from most other tutorials. It's hard learning slalom moves in a city where there are hundreds of aggressive skaters and wizard/mushroom bladers, but I can't find single slalom skater or someone interested in it. I got this one down in about 20 minutes after your video after trying for a week with some other youtube tutorials. Edit: I mean to say that I appreciate that you don't just show a video of you doing the motions and telling people to watch and repeat, which is what most inline skate tutorials present. But actually describe where your weight is and what leg you're focusing on.

Love the break-down as always well done. 👏

Thanks for the very detailed and clear instructions! Certainly helped!

Been learning this lately, it’s fun

@wolfiezsnb8824

4 жыл бұрын

same, I got it a while back, been perfecting it lately

It's so perfectly explained !!!! Thank you !!!

Just learned this trick a few days ago! Super fun and super cool trick!!

THANKYOU even as a grinder blader I've wanted to learn how to really do this for the jet set radio vibes :) I need a slalom setup !

This is well broken down, I don’t think you could make it any more simple. Nice work mate!

really nice tutorial

Awesome. Keep it up.

Very good vídeo👍👍👍

Thank you so much bro I was able to learn it in a day because of you braking it down and just being very helpful

@DeezSkates

2 жыл бұрын

Glad I could help!

Cool stuff!

Slalom tutorials are very welcome at the moment!

Awesome! This looked way more difficult before you explained it; nice job!

Daaamn can it be more to the point ? Superb. Now I know pushing power is my main weakness. Cheers from distant Poland.

Well great timing for this 1. I just got my 2nd pair of Hardcore Evo,s 43 . The 42 was killing my toes. These new skates feel so much better, night and Day difference. Anyway I've just started this week working on the basics to do the Crazy. I've been learning to skate and City type Skating for the past year. Thanks for the tutorial. Love the step by step explanations. See you next time you lace up!!!

@motiondude

4 жыл бұрын

what did you do with the 42? I think I have the same problem, my front of feet after 30minutes is missing blood D:

@lenwoodham4099

4 жыл бұрын

@@motiondude I still have them.

@Alex-kr7zr

2 жыл бұрын

@@motiondude Get waxed laces and loosen your toebox, no need to make it that tight. At the ankle they need to be tight, you can do this nicely with waxed laces.

Its so hard to go from back to front, is there any thing I'm doing wrong I seem to continue going backwards rather than stop and go forwards from the "upside down V" position.

Top! 🇧🇷🤙🔥👏👏👏👏

Time of "social distance", time to strengthen the bases of skating in closed places.

Decided to go with learning to do more slalom moves. Bought a pair of FR IGors/rockered; really sweet ride. Curious, on avearge, how much time did you spend practicing? I'm getting in about a couple of hours every other day. Getting my share of falls but hanging in there. Thanks for the videos, your instructions are explained quite well!

@CrimsonStrider

4 жыл бұрын

I'm new too. This looks like a forward then backwards criss cross (forward to backwards basket weave). It took an hour to get criss cross on cones without knockin them over constantly, and each day since I refine it. I started practicing the weak side the other day and it came faster. It probably looks as good as my strong side, but a little less consistent. Next will be backwards. I find practicing without cones, slowly, has helped the most. Cones add stress and complexity that isn't needed if you're having trouble with the movement to begin with. Slow helps you really feel and think about what each leg is doing and where you get stuck.

@DeezSkates

4 жыл бұрын

Bill, I’m not sure I really know how much time I spent practicing it. I learned it a couple years back and just would do it every now and then until it felt comfortable. Slalom is only somewhat interesting to me, so I don’t really focus practicing it like I do other dance styles and power skating.

This is basically two criss cross or an alternating forward to backwards crisscross. Right?

@DeezSkates

4 жыл бұрын

Yup. That’s exactly right. The trickiest part is just being able to alternate directions and travel to the side with it.

@CrimsonStrider

4 жыл бұрын

@@DeezSkates Thanks. I'm sure this will come naturally once I start practicing backwards criss cross

Its called grape vine

@DeezSkates

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Bob. The grapevine is a little different from the crazy. I have an old tutorial for it buried deep in my video history. This move is not the grapevine.