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@@DaveCalungsod yes!! Let me know asap if you post I’d love to see it. What skates did you get?

@SolidSkates Liku skates, I know I know some shady brand, but it's all we can afford. Can I use your salchow clip for comparison? I might upload it now😭😭😭

@@DaveCalungsod the actual skates don’t matter that much haha, 99% of it is just how you practice. Yes of course you can use my video! Maybe you’ll end up helping improve my salchow 😅 if hasn’t gotten much better since

@SolidSkates uploaded it already, thank you so much for providing a breakdown on the salchow, I only see waltz jump tutorials💖💖💖

@@DaveCalungsod it looked just like mine haha! Keep practicing them and they’ll be better than mine

@@bloodhoundsoldier7445 I hope it helps, really trust that nose 🙌. I’ve been working on mostly Ollie’s for about a year total, but the progress has been pretty exponential

@@ruralripper I know exactly what you mean, I have a super nice low effort Ollie whenever I’m moving super fast because my brain is scared of pressing the tail too hard on the ground causing the board to stop so it’s perfect pop every time

@@jakżeszjasięuspokoję I just love seeing that progress, and I’m obsessed with the ability to actually skate through a city so I’m very motivated to get good enough to do that

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@@stevewillis1916 thank you 🙏 practicing everyday

@@aarontaylor4985 I worked at a sonic on roller skates 😂 kind of similar. Have you tried learning slides or doing any big hills on your inlines yet? That’s what skateboarders are typically missing from their skating experience

@SolidSkates I just learned how to Johnny (box top) and reverse hockeystops, my slides aren't the best tbh. Haven't done street inlining but it looks fun.

@@michaelfleming4016 thank you my multi disciplined brother 💪 you can do it too, thats an awesome combination of practices

@@shifuugincii thanks! And that’s awesome bro, what slide are you focused on next? I loved the power slide infinity wheels too, but unfortunately the core broke on two of them so I had to switch wheels altogether prematurely 😪

@@SolidSkates the only logical one now. haha, magic slide next. I'll be practicing like a mad mad man, until I can magic slide to a complete stop. It's taken me 2 months to master the soul. Crazy how it just clicked one day. Btw, I live in England but when I go on holiday in mainland Europe I always go to their eBay's usually they have different local names. & I have found some incredible deals for wheels I got MPCs 3 set of 100, hydrogen pros, bont, for less than 40euros, they are usually within a mm of the original size. Since the former owners were speed skaters the wheels were pretty much in fantastic condition since they don't slide. I don't if it's the same in the US. But that has been my way to save money on wheels

@@shifuugincii thanks for the suggestion, I wouldn’t mind using used wheels at all since I’m gonna destroy them anyways. Good luck and let me know how the magic slide learning goes

@@defj660 is that what you do most?

@@SolidSkates Yes, mostly some form of uni

@@defj660 let me know if you post anything, I’d love to see what you’ve got. I tried a unicycle once at a friends house and I couldn’t get it started at all

@@SolidSkates I'll try to remember. Oh well but if you didn't get long on it then there's hope if you take an interest. It's normal to be unable to stay on the thing early on as your muscles need a couple of weeks to adapt. Satisfying when conquered.

@@SlavaEremenko you’re probably right haha. I went one time and it’s just too expensive 😅 super fun though. In-line skating helped with skiing a ton and then I tried snowboarding and I could barely stay up

@@josh50951 me too man! I’ll have to come back eventually

@@bebepastiche9105 wow that’s awesome. Was the shop purely for in-line skates?

⁠​⁠@@SolidSkatesit’s my local quad shop, Oh My Quad. I love going in because the owners know everything about quad skates

@@bebepastiche9105 I wish I had something like that where I lived. Only skateboard shops where I’ve lived

@@jakżeszjasięuspokoję thank you 🙏 I’ll be practicing every day

@@fabricio.gennaro yeahhhh, unfortunately I am a jack of all trades when it comes to skating 😅 hopefully some companies will appreciate that. I can see in-line companies liking it because I would be like an outlet for a larger market especially in the US where it’s not near as popular as skateboarding or long boarding

❤️ love to hear another person getting serious about skating

@@socer451 I axels still look super sloppy, and aren’t done with the right form. I follow the same technique as figure skating. The pick isn’t technically used on take off. Even though the pick touches the ground as they jump it’s not actually used for the jump. The landings will always be more difficult without a pick though. Long story short I can barely do a sloppy axel so I don’t have much for technique demonstration. I haven’t been working on figure skating jumps much at all lately either.

@@kylepickle715 I love to hear it. Let me know next time you post a video of your parallel slide, I gotta see the progress man. I’ll check out the mushroom wheel, thanks for the suggestion

@@SolidSkates imma dedicate a session to them this weekend and grab some clips. I had a set previously of the mb wheels for my 5x setup but I’ve been on a 4x100 kick the last year and I like the mb wheels more than the rb hydrogens I just finished up

@@kylepickle715 I have hydrogens on my 4x80 set up and they are way too grippy for slides is that the same for you?

@@SolidSkates yes but I’m firm believer in having the right tool for the job and while hydrogen are great wheels and theh do slide , really they weren’t designed for the purpose of sliding. But they were quite grippy but they performed well for distance and city skates. I’ve not used the mb wheels in those scenarios yet so I can’t speak to that.

@@kylepickle715 the hydrogens are great for figure skating because I don’t slip as much on jump entries

Totally agree, we’ll said that the back foot is just a T stop 😂. I think it’s more of a back up/emergency slide when you don’t have time to think. Let me know if you find a cool way to jump out of the slide.

Haha, so you’re one of the Magic lovers. I might change my mind once I get better at them, I’ve spent a lot more time on parallel slides so maybe it’s only my personal bias. I didn’t think about how magic is totally unique for inlines, that does add a little style points to it.

@@SolidSkates when I'm riding on the street I'd said I keep switching from magic to soul slide. And occasionally a power stop

@@fabricio.gennaro I’ve never used soul sliding as a functional slide besides checking how much traction different surfaces have. Do you use it as an alternative to T stopping to passively slow down?

@@SolidSkates exactly!! also to come to a a full stop in seconds aka emergency brake

@@shifuugincii I’ve only tried SKT HP 90 mm wheels for sliding, because they are only $50 for a set of 8 and have pretty small cores. The power slide wheels that came with my skates actually broke before I learned how to do slides. That’s true about how the parallel is more of an entry where magic you can instantly start the slide. 30kph is about the max speed I’m comfortable entering a slide, and I will still mess up my entry sometimes. Let me know if you have any wheel suggestions for me. I’ll need a new set in a couple weeks

@@rubytroublemaker thank you haha! I’m still trying to figure out what video style I like 😅

Love to here it. It’s starting to cool down here in Wisconsin already, few more months I’ll be on the ice

Honestly I haven’t tried many different skates either, but any skate that is made for Slalom is going to have a lot of boot control, and the rocker on the frame will give a much better figure skating blade feel because the skate will turn much easier. Love to hear more people trying jumps on in-line skates! Let me know how it goes

@@SolidSkates - thank you! ♥️

@@PieterSheth-Voss I had no ice background and it was all learned on roller skates + in-line skates, if you combine roller skating it’s closer to 2.5 years of practice, I was working at a sonic drive in 😅. Let me know how your figure skating moves are going on your in-line skates! There are so few people doing them.

​@@SolidSkates I started urban inlines 1.5 years ago, mainly to find a substitute for skiing in a winter with no snow, and got addicted to city skating. Then rediscovered pond skating this last winter, and started USFS LTS Basic 1-6 to learn figure and get techniques right. My current obsession has been to get three-turns, brackets, waltz jumps, and MITF on regular inlines as you have, so as to not be dependent on rinks or weather or ice. So to see in this series that that, and more, is possible is exactly what I was searching for.

@@PieterSheth-Voss I love to hear it! Sounds like you know more than me about the technical side of things. I’m doing the opposite, and I’ll be making ice skating videos this winter since it’s so cold in Wisconsin where I’m moving this week.

Thank you by the way, I really appreciate any video ideas, I’ve been having a hard time figuring out what kind of videos to make and what suits me best

@@DaveCalungsod they still need a ton of work as you can see 😅 I defiantly recommend you pay a ton of attention to your form and everything leading up to the jump so they don’t look like mine and build an inch of bad habits. Let me know how the salchow goes for you

@SolidSkates since I did ballet first as a hobby, skating came easy for me on the artsy side, but for the technical things like jumps, I still need to improve💖💖💖

@@DaveCalungsod after practicing more figure skating moves I started to appreciate ballet moves for what they are really worth. They totally compliment eachother

@@SolidSkates btw, can you do a spread eagle?? Or probably even cantilever?? I'm learning a catch camel spiral right now

@@ireallydontknowwhatmynamei6302 so both feet are on just the toe wheel?

@@SolidSkates yea ive seen the crazy good asians do it

@@antonwimer3576 what’s shifty mean?

@@antonwimer3576 I’ve been skateboarding for like 6 months maybe, but I mostly do in-line skating 😂 this isn’t a tutorial, it’s just a video of me practicing

@@SolidSkates try to pop harder so that the board flips up like crazy and then just shove front foot against teh nose. Enjoy

@@SolidSkates when u go far with ur frontfoot and the tail comes up.

@@antonwimer3576 give me a couple more weeks and my Ollie’s will be beautiful

@@IsaacGallegos that’s fair, it’s quite rough on your body 😭 I still suggest you hopping on that longboard though

@@SolidSkates I'm thinking of trying Freeskates from JMK

@@IsaacGallegos while I was skating some guy pulled up on those free skates and let me try them. It was pretty difficult, but he said they feel like an in between in-line skating and longboarding

@@IsaacGallegos let me know if you end up getting them

@@bebepastiche9105 for skateboarding, I do a deep squat and i roll my ankles around. Then I push around on the board pretty fast as a warm up, and before doing tricks, on either unlined or skate boarding I stretch my entire upper body and back because I get worried about falling and injuring my upperbody

For in-line skating I skate around on one foot until my leg starts to get a tiny bit tired to warm up all of those stabilizing muscles

@@danteebarrett6515 it’s terrifying up there, let me know if you end up going down it or even part of it, and try to get some video!

@@ThatBiGirl13 Start practicing them! They aren’t very difficult to learn if you enter the slide skating back wards then you really just have to place your sliding foot on the ground with a little bit of your weight on it and you’ll be sliding

@@SolidSkates Ohh okay! Thanks!

@@DaliyDav1ds hell yeah man, keep it up, and start learning all the slides early. What kind of set up are you using?

@@SolidSkates I don’t really have set ups yet to consider but I’m using the Comfy, FR Skates FRX 80 - Unisex , they are quite nice to free style and skate around and all sorts of.

@@bebepastiche9105 cross training is real. I swear it all helps, try out a couple of steps in the board like switch your stance or stepping on the edges of the board like the long board dancers do. The group I went to LA with are mostly king board dancers and it looks super fun.

@@IsaacGallegos not even long boarding? If you learned to in-line skate long-boarding would be easy for you after you learn to push around

@@SolidSkates I tried one yesterday and it felt super wonky. Inline is still easier for me.

@@ThatBiGirl13 thank you! I’m going to get a lot better, and I’m still going to make lots of in-line skating videos!