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  @robsongodoybello17 күн бұрын

  Me inscrevi no canal e maratonei oa vídeos por umas 2 horas. Seu canal é incrível. Já patino há alguns anos em patins com rodas 4x80. Estou com 43 anos de idade e patinar me faz bem para o corpo e para a mente. É muito relaxante. Estou pesquisando para comprar um powerslide next 110 e vi que você tem um e faz uso dele há mais de 5 anos. Isso é legal demais. Pois agora, através do seu canal, sei como esse patins se comporta em cada um dos terrenos diferentes ( asfalto, grama e outros). Me responda, por gentileza: Você acha que é bom descer escada com ele? As rodas originais duram muito? Muito obrigado. Um abraço do Brasil 🇧🇷

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  @NikZvi16 күн бұрын

  Hi there! Thanks a lot for your support and positive comments. It will be a little bit tricky to do stairriding on Nexts 110, because the wheels are pretty big. But it's possible. I usually prefer to pratcice stairs on 4x80s.

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  @robsongodoybello16 күн бұрын

  @@NikZvi Ok, meu amigo. Muito obrigado pelo retorno.

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  @robsongodoybello17 күн бұрын

  Eita que seus vídeos estão cada vez melhores. Qual foi a maior distância que você já percorreu de patins?

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  @NikZvi16 күн бұрын

  About 30-35 km without long stops. But there were entire days that i spent on skates, so I guess it was more.

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  @robsongodoybello16 күн бұрын

  @@NikZvi Uau! Isso é demais! Esse patins Next 110 então é bom mesmo! enfrenta qualquer desafio. E o que mais impressiona é que ocês está fazendo um uso instenso dele a mais de 05 anos, se eu não estiver enganado!

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  @robsongodoybello17 күн бұрын

  Lol

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  @NikZvi16 күн бұрын

  :)

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  @robsongodoybello17 күн бұрын

  Show

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  @NikZvi16 күн бұрын

  Thanks!

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  @dazjohnson175325 күн бұрын

  Im new to skating and have started to use this way instead of putting my other foot forward! Really useful and much easier on my knees! Thanks for posting this up!

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  @NikZvi25 күн бұрын

  You're welcome!

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  @MezBlade29 күн бұрын

  Great tips all around. However, one thing might be missing. Speed skaters seem to talk about one main difference between fitness skating and speed skating, that being "leading with the hips" and then "falling" into each stride which they call weight transfer. What do you make of this? I think it might be one important concept to be able to reach those crazy high speeds without wasting much too much energy, I'm still trying to get the hang of it.

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  @NikZvi29 күн бұрын

  Well, that's a good point, but also technically difficult. I'm not yet that good at it to give a proper explanation.. It is more advanced techniques, and since I'm not the speed skater, I really think that these are things that should be explained by speed skaters. You probably know the names and channels here on KZread. :)

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  @MezBlade29 күн бұрын

  @@NikZvi Hehe, yeah, I understand. I'm trying to get into speed skating myself and I feel like I'm missing a crucial piece of the puzzle. I should probably just get into a team and ask the coach lol. Thank you for the video <3

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  @NikZvi29 күн бұрын

  @MezBlade good luck with it!

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  @phosphore7991Ай бұрын

  Yeah Finally received my Twister! First time i have a boot true to size (42,5 usually i use 43) so much control! no pain and fit like a glove. It make scritch scritch sounds due to the liner brand new ^^ but those are really supportive! I think to buy a 3x100 setup maybe in 1 month or two...

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  Great! Twisters are on my wishlist. Good luck with them!

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  @nicolemarie9875Ай бұрын

  Ok! I’m here for the raps! I need more of that to help me remember!

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  Ok, I will take into an account for the future tutorials.

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  @ericbernardi8116Ай бұрын

  🧐 and they even think it's cool to ride that shit... also lots of random people without any skill, never know how they react or what they'll do 😑

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  Yep, not all of them even know how to brake properly....

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  @killatapezАй бұрын

  you and me both pal, they're such a big problem in russia - i just stopped riding a bike after breaking my arm because of one of those scooters. im amased that it's a thing now to look around on the sidewalks

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  Yeah, that's a huge problem. Sorry to hear about your trauma, that sucks 😞

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  @PhilipReeseАй бұрын

  Yeah, they should be on the road not sidewalks! In the city I skate, sometimes they zoom around corners going 20 mph. It's super dangerous!

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  Exactly!

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  @pcman--5326Ай бұрын

  20 mph?? In Russia restrictions are 15 but average speed is like 13

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  @PhilipReeseАй бұрын

  @@pcman--5326 It depends on if it is a rental or if the person owns it. The ones people buy don't have restrictions but are limited to the max speed of the device. Some can go really fast, like 50 mph or more.

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  @pcman--5326Ай бұрын

  @@PhilipReese yes, if person owns it it can go faster but at risk getting bill for that

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  @RafaelinuxАй бұрын

  You have SO MUCH smooth pavement/flooring. So lucky! Enjoy your city!

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  Yeah, the asphalt there is awesome 👍 thank you

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  @mrbuttercup37Ай бұрын

  so true. especially the last part. it will always be your fault

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  That's it)

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  @jojoinlineskater2226Ай бұрын

  Hi Hi Nik, I personally made several mistakes when starting out on inline skates. The first was that you have to train on a flat surface. I started on a bit of an incline with an elevation. Another was an inappropriate push. When a person learns it wrong, he does it wrong for a long time. My next misstep was speed. Seeing your videos when you're going fast is very motivating, but I've learned that I need to start riding slower. Mainly because of the surfaces. Driving in our small town, where in front of every apartment building there are different tiles, asphalt, concrete, pieces of branches, rockeries, is completely different than, for example, on the cyclo asphalt in Germany, or even in your place in Saint Petersburg. Also the fact that if someone wants to take this sport seriously, they shouldn't start with soft boot skates. That's how I started. A mistake. I should have gone to buy more expensive hard boot skates right away. About 150 euros and more. Protectors are also important. Seeing how you and others like you are doing without protectors can mislead beginners. Even if a person has protectors and falls, he can also fall on his knuckles. Previous mistakes cost me both broken wrists. That's why there are so many new skates for sale in bazaars. Allegedly due to lack of time or the size of the shoe 😄😄😄.. Nevertheless, I continue on, watching your videos, but if I could turn back time like this: 1. Hard boot 2. Protectors 3. Push training. 4. Power stop. 5 jumps 6. Back skating... And only then increasing the speed. I wish you good health. Your subscriber inline skater jojo from Ružomberok, Slovakia. 🫶👈

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  Hi JoJo! Thanks a lot for such a great comment! I totally agree with all your points and it's a pity that you had to pass through some injuries while finding the proper way of learning how to skate. Hope all the negative parts of inline skating are already in the past.Good luck 🤞

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  @jojoinlineskater2226Ай бұрын

  Thanks, I appreciate it.

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  @lisapet160Ай бұрын

  I tried to follow your recent advises during couple recent sessions. In violation of "Stay low, aim high" rule and expressing "Busy legs syndrome", quoted text is from Bill Stoppard. Surprisingly fast for less efforts. Not for rough pavement, busy streets and for time trials, but I'll use this approach. For relaxed Zone 1-2 skating for sure.

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  Yeah, "busy legs") I need to rewatch some of Bill's videos. Refresh the basics)

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  @juliarolikiАй бұрын

  Я люблю 12-14 км/час по сити, медленнее не вставляет), только спиной вперед едва ли быстро вообще не могу, всегда страх потерять баланс

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  Если чисто по скорости движения, без учёта остановок,то в районе 15 км/ч самое комфортное, наверно. Тут я просто на скорость среднюю ориентируюсь, с учётом стояния на светофорах, толкания в толпе и т.п. А спиной 5 км я пробовал, ехал примерно 40-45 минут, совсем по-черепашьи

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  @juliarolikiАй бұрын

  @@NikZvi да, без вынужденных остановок всегда хочется пошустрее ехать) Ого 40 минут спиной вперед, я правильно поняла? У меня бы уже шея отвалилась😅 или ты меняешь стороны? Я в свиче не сильна..А скорость спиной интересно, надо мне свою замерить насколько сильно дохлая эта черепаха будет

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  @juliaroliki, ну я периодически останавливался на тех же светофорах или разворачивался в опасных ситуациях. Шея побаливала, да. Свитч тоже не мое)

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  @juliarolikiАй бұрын

  @@NikZvi да даже так с периодическими остановками 40 мин это круто

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  @juliaroliki ну это на словах круто, ощущалось очень неуклюже)

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  @MsPostludiumАй бұрын

  Edward ✂️-Legs!👏👏👏

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  🙏

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  @ultrabossKMАй бұрын

  Could you do a backwards skating tutorial? You never made one,It would really help,thanks.

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  I actually have one, very old one, here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ia6j0Kx-pci8dqg.html . But yeah I was planning to make another one for a very long time and hope I will make it this summer.

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  @ultrabossKMАй бұрын

  @NikZvi This is great to learn the position but you never really explained how to get moving and pick up speed 😅😅

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  @ultrabossKM yes, I will make one, I promise!

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  @Herofromspace2Ай бұрын

  It looks like you've covered quite a distance. I'm surprized there hasn't been any dogs chasing you.

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  It's about 6-7 km. I guess dogs are waiting for me somewhere else 🤔

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  @MsPostludiumАй бұрын

  Таймкоды интригуют 😂

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  Да, я их продумал)

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  @MrMangoTankАй бұрын

  No helmet?! Bad nikzvi bad! Jk jk, nice scooter dodges!

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  Yep, I was a bad boy this time.

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  @RafaelinuxАй бұрын

  So much hatred..

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  That's not a true hatred. Just an acting:) I'm very peaceful and positive, in fact

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  @waltonsimons5242Ай бұрын

  Scooters on the sidewalk are the worst kind of meatbags. Most of them barely know how to walk

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  Yeah, a great problem on our sidewalks...

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  @JJWindsorАй бұрын

  You are very talented!

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  Oh, thanks:)

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  @MsPostludiumАй бұрын

  Оо, появилась защита 🎉 Спасибо за советы 👍

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  Да я всё-таки больше в защите катаюсь, я неуклюжий парень) На здоровье)

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  @MsPostludiumАй бұрын

  Я бы ещё для кистей добавила:)) Сама падаю часто 😁

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  @MsPostludium ,да это нужно, я свою куда-то засунул, не могу найти

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  @dayvision4882 ай бұрын

  👍

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Thanks 👍

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  @lisapet1602 ай бұрын

  On your scale, I think I subscribed at Khlebnik bakery.

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Oh) that was a long time ago. Thanks for being with me all that time🙏

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  @shckg2 ай бұрын

  Congratulations

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Thanks 👍

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  @sedat41512 ай бұрын

  Hoooooooooly Shit… 🤯🤯🤯 I just got my FR1 325 3/125’s today. I haven’t skated in over 20 yrs. I took em out to the parking lot across from my apt complex about an hour ago. When I tell you I was terrified at least 8 times while rolling through this damn empty parking lot, I’d imagine those of you with extensive experience are shaking your fingers at me. I had all the pads on fortunately and didn’t actually fall. But I felt like a kid trying to relearn to walk. Wow. I did not expect it to be a damn scary. I think I’m gonna have to order a new 4 wheel frame and wheels right away to prevent killing myself. I’ve learned my lesson. I get it. I’ll gave to get the 80’s and learn to control, balance etc PROPERLY. Do NOT get 125 without extensive experience. Take my word for it!! 😭😭😭✌️🥂

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Oh yeah. 3*125 is a very specific setup. Don't be discouraged by it. You will like it some day:D and you will surely be more confident on 80s. Good luck!

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  @phosphore7991Ай бұрын

  Same here i had kaze 310 after 20 years of break in agressive skating and freeskating and feel the same. Well kaze have semi hard boot so not enought support and i can't powerslide with them so very scary. I selled them. but they were confy and very fast. This year i ordered twister 4x80 (maybe next year i 'll try the 90mm or 3x100) Also it's harder to push on it at beginning , in town you push you stop you push so not enjoyable maybe if i can powerslide them i 'll brake less but it wasn't a good experience. However i enjoyed speed skating on empty parking lot :)

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  @phosphore7991 yeah, I also heard that Kaze are rather soft, not the best skate to start with big wheels. My first big wheels were Nexts, and I still think that they're perfect for bigwheel blading.

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  @phosphore7991Ай бұрын

  @@NikZvi Yep but the problem for the powerslide was much about the wheels grip to much or maybe it's a mix of the 2 factors also i have tried only to times to stop with 2 parallels feets and the wheels don't slide they plant (89A from memory) It can be my fault too i dunno but if i can't stop it's really not safe. i 'll try the next in 100 mm.Have you try the 110 mm? They are good for bad tarmac and maybe better for the city compared to the 125 mm.

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  @NikZviАй бұрын

  @phosphore7991 89 is a good hardness for sliding, so you've probably just had to get used to them. And yeah, I'm skating on 110 most of the time, they are probably best for versatile city skating.

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  @Ka177882 ай бұрын

  Hey, thanks for the detailed review, did the liner hold well, or they became loose after a while? Anyway I subscribed and will check other videos by you! Any chance my feet measurements (266/264mm) are similar? Will check if 41eu should be the right size, thanks again!

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Hi there! In fact I don't use Oxelos that much. They are not my main skates right now, but I didn't notice any significant change in the liners. They were pretty soft from the beginning but with enough of hold and they are still are. I'm going to get back to them in a few weeks so I will give an update if I will any problems And yeah measurements are important but you have to try anyway. Every foot is unique.

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  @Ka177882 ай бұрын

  @@NikZvi Yeah your absolutely right, thanks anyway, will wait your next video about them, until then take care and enjoy ur time 🤗

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  @kawas7147 thanks 👍 good luck to you too!

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  @nussj96342 ай бұрын

  I have mf 500 yellow. 😊

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Yellows are nice too 👍

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  @MsPostludium2 ай бұрын

  Завораживает 😍😍😍

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Ага)

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  @southpina2 ай бұрын

  Struggling with 4x80 but I want 3x100😂

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Keep doing it! Both setups are good)

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  @Rafaelinux2 ай бұрын

  So many smooth roads! Such a lovely place to skate. I wonder why isn't everyone skating everywhere there!

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  They are too busy) But there are a lot of skaters in Paris.

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  @Rafaelinux2 ай бұрын

  Thanks Ricardo Lino! I mean, Nik! Nice video!

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Thank you ;)

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  @chatsu54412 ай бұрын

  Thank you for your share and tutoring. I also wonder where this nice area you are, green tunnel trail.😊

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Thank you! It is a park near the Theatre for Young Viewers in Saint-Petersburg. A lovely place and not far from my home.

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  @goldenhospitality85212 ай бұрын

  I think one of my biggest challenges with inline skating is proper technique when pushing. Its not easy to tell if im doing it right

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Yeah proper technique is really challenging

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  @NoQualmsTheArtist2 ай бұрын

  Neither, 4x100 natural rocker 😂

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Nice choice)

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  @lisapet1602 ай бұрын

  Useful. Learned something new. Glad, I did not wrote bla-bla-bla in your short video comments section. You covered those details here, edge and slight crossover skate's touch of pavement. I find one of "critical reviewer" comment rather funny. It's fine, faster is better, more comments is even more better. But you are skating faster than majority of us, those details that bring speed skaters from 15th to 14th place in world championship, those should be addressed after your level is reached or at least approached with 2-3 km/h difference.

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Thank you! That's ok, criticism is a useful thing. I really do have to work on my stamina and speed more regularly.

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  @MsPostludium2 ай бұрын

  Питер и покатушки, что может быть лучше?❤❤❤

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Да, одно из лучших занятий)

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  @MsPostludium2 ай бұрын

  @@NikZvi как коленка?

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Все зажило, спасибо)

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  @lisapet1602 ай бұрын

  Good tips. Bending returned leg in knee is not for aero, it's to reduce load on quadriceps due to smaller torque required for it. Try to rotate arms with and without bending in elbows, feel the difference. Yes, most bang for your push we are getting while wheels are under the body. By that reason, double push is more beneficial than many could predict from common sense.

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Yeah, you're right, it's a complex thing. One follows another.

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  @emilysischo24442 ай бұрын

  😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Yeah, that's funny

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  @jasonford74812 ай бұрын

  I dont know anything about inline skating. I just see a couple videos on youtube. I want to do it. What kind of skates should I buy? What size of wheels should i buy? How many wheels should they have, 3 or 4?

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  I usually recommend to start with a skate with 4 wheels by 80 mm with a hard boot from some of the well-known brands: Powerslide, Rollerblade, FR skates, Flying eagle, Micro, Fila Nrk. Hardboot means that it has a rigid plastic shell, so called freeskates. Not the recreational/fitness ones and not the speed ones. From low budget and vastly available models Oxelo Mf is probably the best choice. I have a review in them. Ask if you have any further questions.

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  @jasonford74812 ай бұрын

  @@NikZvi can you tell me more about the wheel size and what they do for riding? I will be riding on the road and bike path. the roads are rather flat but the bike path does have some hills.

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Smaller wheels are more maneuverable, bigger ones have more "roll", that means that they will roll further after one push. But bigger ones would feel less agile, more like skis. It's harder to turn, to control, to jump etc. Also bigger wheels are better for bad surfaces ( bad asphalt, gravel etc). It's easier to learn technical skills on smaller wheels, including some stopping techniques that is very important especially if you're going to skate on hills. So I recommend to start with smaller ones. 4* 80 mm is a golden standard for beginners. Although actually the difference from 3*110 or 3*100 is not that big. Any good skates have the possibility to change frames hence the wheel sizes. So I recommend to start with common setup and then switch to some others trying to find what fits your style of skating. It depends also on technique and physical parameters of a skater (height, foot and leg sizes etc)

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  @jasonford74812 ай бұрын

  @@NikZvi Thank you for all this good info. If you have not already, you could make a good informational youtube video on this topic. :) thank you again.

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  @heshamaj2 ай бұрын

  Thanks for the tip. V'ing is something difficult to come out of. Sooner or later a skater needs to learn fully or incorporate some elements of double push.

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Yeah, this technique is a good first step to double push

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  @Skating-Southern-New-England2 ай бұрын

  I 100% agree with everything you say here! You explain this so much better than I can. I love how you mention "unloading the springs", because that's exactly how I like to explain my skating to others. Loading, and unloading the "springs"! 🙂

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Thank you! Nice to hear it. That encourages me a lot!

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  @Inliner2422 ай бұрын

  good to see you still making content man

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  I do). Thank you Darwin!

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  @generalmits2 ай бұрын

  Excellent demonstration here. I just bought some skates a few days ago and I get too much speed to handle with my stride. Stopping is hard for me because I think I am too afraid to fall still( no helmet yet but Ill be buying one soon)

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Thank you! Good luck with your practice and don't be afraid to fall, it's a part of fun 😊

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  @nananglutfillah65092 ай бұрын

  Thanks for sharing Bro !. i am new player inlineskate. I feel afraid to fall. how to get rid of this fear?

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  @uletbulu7192 ай бұрын

  Me too bro. I still learning, sometimes fall. But that's a given for new skater. What i can suggest you is whenever you feel lost balance, get lower as you can to front. You did it, you save. Even if you fall, it's not hurt enough Edit: owalah indo toh, andai gua liat namanya, gk susah" Ngetik b eng😂😂

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  First of all use all the protection gear accessible. Second try to fall few times on a small speed, just to get the feeling, third, just take it as an axiom: fear is absolutely ok, it helps you to stay alive. You will be more and more confident with each training! Good luck!

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Yeah that's a nice advice, try to fall from the squat position or something similar.

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  @nananglutfillah65092 ай бұрын

  @@NikZvi Thank You Bro for the advice .That's very usefull for me !.

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  @Mirko_SanSan2 ай бұрын

  Thank you! This is very helpful!

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  You're welcome and thanks for watching!

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  @t.terrell70372 ай бұрын

  @@NikZvido you have a link for where you got your helmet? Thanks

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  It's a brand called Re-action. But it's a local russian brand, so I don't think this info will be very useful...

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  @spbringvideo2 ай бұрын

  шире шаг, больше амплитуда, камера не дает работать корпусом. Мысли более менее правильные, но исполнение хромает. Как в прошлом году, видно что нет физухи вообще. Предлагаю взять напарника перед собой, пуст запишет твой забег на любой набережной, это километр, два. Сравним с тем, что сейчас заснял.

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  @spbringvideo2 ай бұрын

  вообще, у меня другой вопрос - сколько средняя длительность просмотра на твойх видео, которые не про обучение? По моим тестам 20 сек, что вряд ли позволяет вообще понять о чем видео. Я все с реддитом тестирую.

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Если видео минут 10, то где-то минута с половиной- две минуты. Ютуб не считает за просмотры просмотры, которые меньше 15 сек, вроде бы. Если видео залетает в реки, то просмотров обычно больше, а вот длительность короче.

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  @spbringvideo2 ай бұрын

  ютуб при выравнивании мной тайминга субтитров рисовал мне плюс 40 просмотров и не скручивал. То есть нарисовать 1к при умении в виртуалки и прт наличии нескольких сотен компов на работе не проблема. Проблема создать контент качественно хотя бы раз.

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  @spbringvideo2 ай бұрын

  я комент прочел/написал - ютуб засчитал просмотр. Я прошлый раз тестил на другом твоем видео. На реддите 125 раз нажми ф5 или пролистай сабредит или фрофиль до поста - счиается 125 просмотров.

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  @NikZvi2 ай бұрын

  Просмотрами на реддите я никогда не интересовался. А на Ютубе алгоритм сложный и не всегда понятный, особого смысла что-то с ним мутить нет. А хороший контент - это да, для него нужно стараться.