Im 40 and getting back to skating, algorithm did right by recommending you. Loved the video, the dedication to editing a qualitty one. Thank you. Gonna be watching more and more
This is INSANELY detailed!! Dude I am blown away with how much clarity I’m getting from these. This is awesome, thank you so much!! How is this free to view??
Really appreciate the time and effort you put into this, extremely well done and explained. How long did it take you to learn the moves and do them so smoothly?
Thank you. It took a few months (skating once or twice a week) to feel comfortable doing tricks. I'm still working on some these 2+ years later, though.
@@Rollerbalding You are beyond great at this! And for it to take you months instead of years of training is incredible! Hey check it out have you seen the mini skate movie called the gods are messing with my skates? It's right on UA-cam
I am a quad figure skater but I believe I can apply the same techniques. I don't think I have every seen such detailed illustrations during the turns. Your good !!!!
That could be the best tutorial of any kind I've seen anywhere. Awesome. Can you do the two other gazelles? You did backward open and forward closed. I'd like to see backward closed and forward open.
I LOVE this tutorial! So much detail along with the clear demos, edging and pressure application. I don't have wizards but I am still enjoying learning these moves on my 3x110s.
@@Rollerbalding It's been going well! I mostly need to work on the 1 foot transitions. Hardest one for me is the fakie outside-in, especially on the left foot.
Great tutorial, it's interesting seeing the names of these moves and breaking them down. I got hold of the kizer element 90s a while back and the rocker really does encourage moves like this. I found them quite intuitive after messing about on them for a while I started to think "oh let's try this, let's try that" and it's been great fun. Now I know that today I was working on my gazelles 👍
Insanly good explained! Seriously, with this i am finally getting the things i did wrong and just couldnt figure out why, now i am getting a feeling for it. thanks a lot!!! This is Gold!
The production value of this video is incredible. Thanks for putting in all the work -- it turned out excellent. Wish this vid was around 2 years ago when I learning to wizard skate!
Much appreciated! Thank you sir for taking the time to give detailed diagrams on these Wizard skating basics! The animations were simple in their executions but informative as to were my body weight should be in relation to my skates! Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!
Question: at @1:34 with the forward gazelle your gaze is over your right shoulder but your left leg is leading backwards. I did a workshop yesterday where they said to also look over the shoulder on the side that your leading foot is. What is your stance on this? Thanks for a great video btw!
I personally don't like that tip because it would require you to turn your head all the way around over your left shoulder and create a moment of blindness. The way I do it at 1:34, my eyes never have to look away from the direction I'm headed.
Wonderful! I've been wanting to play around with this style. Great place to start. Love the technical breakdown and visuals. Thanks very much for sharing!
this vid was SO WELL DONE! great explanation, easy onscreen guides to follow skate line and body weight, dope ass channel name (Rollerbalding lmao love it)!! you got a new sub!
@@bernsahr if you want a great aggressive rockered setup to make it easier I highly recommend the Oysi frames. Or you could run something like 58-60-60-58 in a traditional flat frame. Since skating rockered frames a year or so ago I can't go back, I have to rocker everything now!
@@chilli-iceolive-abode2447 Oh i found out its possible to do 3-turns without a rocker or at least with only a natural rocker. Its much harder though and you need to go harder on the edges (which is a problem since there is a maximum angle due to your soulplate touching the ground) Unfortunately i have Aeons so Osy frames arent an option :-/
This is miles above all the other tutorials for wizard skating basics, I wish everyone could make tutorials for things with this much useful detail and this little useless extra runtime
@@user-rv7dm1gs1q Hello! You can ignore the link if it bothers you, I'd understand if that was a jumpscare or something inappropriate, but turns out that it's just a guy skating. Thanks and have a great day!
I've never done any wizard tricks until yesterday I believe. I was practicing front to back transitions yesterday at a local college (it's empty thanks to the pandemic) and, at some point, I managed a forward gazelle. It was probably the greatest feeling ever. My skates are not rockered though, so it was very rough
I've been looking for things with this level of detail. You actually made it clearer than I would though the one thing I had considered doing was showing weight per skate. I think you could really get some views with this info on beginner drills!
Awesome video! Do you need a rockered setup to do these? For single leg wizard: At the pivot are all four wheels on the pivoting skate momentarily skidding on the tarmac or are you lifting up on to toe wheel a little bit?
Hey Jasper, you will need a rockered setup to do moves like this, or a flat setup with wheels that have worn into a natural rocker. At the pivot point, you should be pivoting on one wheel (usually the 3rd wheel) with the other wheels making only slight contact
I don't have a Wizard frame. Will these instructions work if I have a rockered 70, 72, 72, 70? Or would it work if I rock it with 70, 74, 74, 72 set up? Any other suggestions?
On ice these are called "3-turns" and the term usually refers to the forward outside edge variation. Hockey players only use that one, but figure skaters probably use them all
Hey man thanks so much for awesome tutorial and graphics explanation. With your help, the past two weeks in 8-10 sessions has been my most rapid learning progress. I've never thought that learning these basic wizzard moves would greatly improved my balance, awareness of the skate's edges, and really help equalizes both my left and right coordination on all moves including backward and the variations. Previously one side is very dominant. I don't hv rockered set up like the Wizzard NR frame though, using AEON 80 now, so need more effort to pivot and it's more like forcing for mini slides on each wheel. But funny that learning these move makes my front & back wheels worn out to become rockered 1-2 milimeter, thus helping to pivot smoother now. Maybe this why the Wizaard frame design is called 'Natural Rockered'? :p Anyway thanks again!
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This is not only the best wizard skating tutorial/demonstration but probably the best illustrated example of any rollerblading trick I've ever seen.
I agree !!
100%
I hope there are more videos to follow! I definitely love his breakdowns & visual of wheel pressure/edges. Brilliant man 🤘♥️👽
You are not wrong
Definitely
It's so nice to have it broken down this well. I fully appreciate the animation in the figures too. Awesome video!
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I'm 1 minute in and this is already probably the best skate tutorial of any kind I've ever SEEN.
Wow, I wish there were more high quality inline tutorials like this.
Absurd quality and clarity
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You have taken blading tutorials to another level!
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Why is this channel called rollerbalding 😭😭
😂😂😂😂
@@ETRNLMangekyobecause with age both men and wheels tend to loose some
Bros not ashamed of his age
This had me dying in the station 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Rollerblading the new lawn bowls. We all old lol, no offence young dudes.
I'd like to see you explaining some Leon basin's tricks
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aaaa... I've been balding while rollerblading for years. Great to find your channel!
Go bald or go home! Thanks for watching
These animations are incredible!
Im 40 and getting back to skating, algorithm did right by recommending you. Loved the video, the dedication to editing a qualitty one. Thank you. Gonna be watching more and more
People have already commented on how well this video was made, so I'll just say... You, sir, have just gained a subscriber.
This is INSANELY detailed!! Dude I am blown away with how much clarity I’m getting from these. This is awesome, thank you so much!! How is this free to view??
Thank you, brother. I hope you find it helpful
@@Rollerbalding it 100% is helpful! Thank you so much!! 👏
This is the best rollerblading tutorial I’ve ever seen THANK YOU
Really appreciate the time and effort you put into this, extremely well done and explained. How long did it take you to learn the moves and do them so smoothly?
Thank you. It took a few months (skating once or twice a week) to feel comfortable doing tricks. I'm still working on some these 2+ years later, though.
@@Rollerbalding You are beyond great at this! And for it to take you months instead of years of training is incredible! Hey check it out have you seen the mini skate movie called the gods are messing with my skates? It's right on UA-cam
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I am a quad figure skater but I believe I can apply the same techniques. I don't think I have every seen such detailed illustrations during the turns. Your good !!!!
I'm a quad skater too, were you able to achieve results??
Wow, that illustrations are amazing! well done!
Guys from Shop Task gonna love this. I'm so happy this video was made!!!
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That could be the best tutorial of any kind I've seen anywhere. Awesome.
Can you do the two other gazelles? You did backward open and forward closed. I'd like to see backward closed and forward open.
I'm thinking of doing a video just on these gazelle variations. Hopefully sometime soon!
@@Rollerbalding awesome! That would be fantastic!
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Loved the effort you've put into the details and the editing of the video. Thank you!
This is the best explained version of these moves that I have seen . Such good video footage and break down nice man
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Excellent video. The little graphics really help! Amazing work
This is a very well made tutorial. Great job! 👍
The best rollerblading tutorial ever on the whole internet. I love all ur vdos please keep it up *-*
I LOVE this tutorial! So much detail along with the clear demos, edging and pressure application. I don't have wizards but I am still enjoying learning these moves on my 3x110s.
Thanks, Barry. Let me know how it goes on the three wheeled skates!
@@Rollerbalding It's been going well! I mostly need to work on the 1 foot transitions. Hardest one for me is the fakie outside-in, especially on the left foot.
Great tutorial, it's interesting seeing the names of these moves and breaking them down.
I got hold of the kizer element 90s a while back and the rocker really does encourage moves like this. I found them quite intuitive after messing about on them for a while I started to think "oh let's try this, let's try that" and it's been great fun.
Now I know that today I was working on my gazelles 👍
This is the best instructional video I have ever seen for anything. Superb work, I shall be using this for sure!
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Insanly good explained! Seriously, with this i am finally getting the things i did wrong and just couldnt figure out why, now i am getting a feeling for it. thanks a lot!!! This is Gold!
Thank you for this amazing tutorial, very detailed. After 20 minutes on my first session I learnt how to do the forward and backward gazelle.
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The production value of this video is incredible. Thanks for putting in all the work -- it turned out excellent. Wish this vid was around 2 years ago when I learning to wizard skate!
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Much appreciated! Thank you sir for taking the time to give detailed diagrams on these Wizard skating basics!
The animations were simple in their executions but informative as to were my body weight should be in relation to my skates!
Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!
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Wow MAN ! This tutorial is the piece of art work made by a real wizard ! Really im impressed !
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These last two VDOs are the best quality tutorials on UA-cam! Great break down and well explained. I'd love to see more tutorial soon ^_^
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Question: at @1:34 with the forward gazelle your gaze is over your right shoulder but your left leg is leading backwards. I did a workshop yesterday where they said to also look over the shoulder on the side that your leading foot is. What is your stance on this?
Thanks for a great video btw!
I personally don't like that tip because it would require you to turn your head all the way around over your left shoulder and create a moment of blindness. The way I do it at 1:34, my eyes never have to look away from the direction I'm headed.
@@Rollerbalding Thank you!
Hands down best tutorial! Congrats!
Wonderful! I've been wanting to play around with this style. Great place to start. Love the technical breakdown and visuals. Thanks very much for sharing!
This is great stuff! Thanks for the detailed clinic!
I’m super excited to try these and get them down on my inline and then practice on the ice!!!
This video is like gold, wow fantastic. Thanks bro
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Awesome and helpful video.
I am a Lerner I want to know , do you use wheels same size wheel and the size ?
On this setup, I use the Wizard PR80 frames with 80mm wheels
I was blessed just at the right time with this video! Thank the Wizard!
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this vid was SO WELL DONE! great explanation, easy onscreen guides to follow skate line and body weight, dope ass channel name (Rollerbalding lmao love it)!! you got a new sub!
Great video..... it would be great to explain how all these tricks are basic moves in figure skating
I've been having so much trying this! Amazing instruction and well put together video
Awesome thanks man
Thanks for the tutorial! Got me excited about skating again!
Awesome. Get out and skate!
this is exactly what I needed. Demonstrated perfectly. Thank you!
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Thank you so much for a very well explained video I ever watch how to best wizard skating to another level even for those beginners.
Thank you for making it so clear & easy to understand! Deeply appreciated! Cheers!
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Great breakdown of this style. Thanks you for creating this, I cant wait to apply these techniques in aggressive inline skates!
Sweet. I would love to see a mix of wizard and aggressive skating
@@Rollerbalding Its gonna be tough doing the 3-turns without rockered skates^^
I hope i can substitute the missing rocker with toe- or heel-pivots
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@@bernsahr if you want a great aggressive rockered setup to make it easier I highly recommend the Oysi frames. Or you could run something like 58-60-60-58 in a traditional flat frame.
Since skating rockered frames a year or so ago I can't go back, I have to rocker everything now!
@@chilli-iceolive-abode2447 Oh i found out its possible to do 3-turns without a rocker or at least with only a natural rocker. Its much harder though and you need to go harder on the edges (which is a problem since there is a maximum angle due to your soulplate touching the ground)
Unfortunately i have Aeons so Osy frames arent an option :-/
Awesomely well done. The lines, the graphics and everything put together are very helpful. Thank you!
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Great video! Lookin forward for more 🎉
Your videos are the best!
GREAT BREAK DOWN! Like a dance class!
Great video! Awesome break down of the moves!
Wow ! This demonstration is so professional ! Thank you ! :)
You're welcome! thanks for watching.
wonderful editing
Thanks for taking the time to make a really thoughtfully done tutorial!
Thanks for watching!
This is miles above all the other tutorials for wizard skating basics, I wish everyone could make tutorials for things with this much useful detail and this little useless extra runtime
Really well produced. Bravo. Hope to see more!
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What an amazing video. So clear to understand. Well done to you sir!👍
Thanks! I'm glad you found it helpful.
Thank you. I was looking for something like this for a long time. Explanation with illustration, Best!
Well explained, it looks a lot like ice-skating. Wonder what other moves cross over between the sports.
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Just learned forward gazelle tonight, after reviewing and applying your tips. Thank you!
Thank you for this amazing skating tutorial. Love your technique and style of presentation. Pleas make stating training like this one.
Amazing breakdown, thank you very much !! SUBSCRIBED
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@@Mr_Ali213 can you not?
@@user-rv7dm1gs1q okey I m sorry
@@Mr_Ali213 thanks!
@@user-rv7dm1gs1q Hello! You can ignore the link if it bothers you, I'd understand if that was a jumpscare or something inappropriate, but turns out that it's just a guy skating. Thanks and have a great day!
More videos like this !!! Love the diagrams and visual effects
This is great!! Awesome editing too!!
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I keep linking to that video for anyone interested in wizard tricks. You did it really well !
Thanks for sharing!
Amazing visuals and nicely explained! Thanks a lot!
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Great tutorial guys thanks for posting this!
this is really well edited
love the love for the detail!
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I've never done any wizard tricks until yesterday I believe. I was practicing front to back transitions yesterday at a local college (it's empty thanks to the pandemic) and, at some point, I managed a forward gazelle.
It was probably the greatest feeling ever. My skates are not rockered though, so it was very rough
Awesome. Keep at it. It will get easier as you wear your wheels down
Great video, I wish we had more like these with other moves and combos
This tutorial is perfect! the simulation is great - thanks a lot!
Best explanation yet by far 😃
Whooo that's so so so so so so so beautiful XD, hope one day i can do this move, I started learning skating couple days ago. Thank u for sharing
wow pretty cool video! I don't really do that stuff, put I might try a few! The little notes/visuals are awesome
Haven't Rollerblade since 1990. Amazing
BEST VIDEO. Now i have a proper skill tree to follow.
I've been looking for things with this level of detail. You actually made it clearer than I would though the one thing I had considered doing was showing weight per skate. I think you could really get some views with this info on beginner drills!
I wish you have a patreon for more wizard tutorial. I would subscribe to it. Been practicing a lot of gazelles and your video really help me.
It's crazy, how good this tutorial is
Awesome video! Do you need a rockered setup to do these? For single leg wizard: At the pivot are all four wheels on the pivoting skate momentarily skidding on the tarmac or are you lifting up on to toe wheel a little bit?
Hey Jasper, you will need a rockered setup to do moves like this, or a flat setup with wheels that have worn into a natural rocker. At the pivot point, you should be pivoting on one wheel (usually the 3rd wheel) with the other wheels making only slight contact
Rollerbalding Thanks for the info!
@@Rollerbalding This was my question! Thank you @jaspersquire for your question and for your answer!
Absolutely amazing, thank you so much for this tutorial.
Well explained and supported by the animations! You must break the moves down to the detailes otherwise you get frustrated. Thanks for your work!
Wow i was thinking of looking up some videos like this to try out just yesterday
What an amazing excellently explaining video
Outstanding tutorial. Subscribed.
Amazing tutorial. Keep up with it! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Fantastic tutorial
Wow how you teach is impressive! Great video! Thank you so much for sharing info like a pro
Wow! Exactly what I was looking for
This video has amazing quality!
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Amazing tutorial, it’s so clear
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Class very educational gonna start practicing 👌
I don't have a Wizard frame. Will these instructions work if I have a rockered 70, 72, 72, 70? Or would it work if I rock it with 70, 74, 74, 72 set up? Any other suggestions?
thanck a lot for this great tutorial, want more !
On ice these are called "3-turns" and the term usually refers to the forward outside edge variation. Hockey players only use that one, but figure skaters probably use them all
Hey man thanks so much for awesome tutorial and graphics explanation. With your help, the past two weeks in 8-10 sessions has been my most rapid learning progress. I've never thought that learning these basic wizzard moves would greatly improved my balance, awareness of the skate's edges, and really help equalizes both my left and right coordination on all moves including backward and the variations. Previously one side is very dominant. I don't hv rockered set up like the Wizzard NR frame though, using AEON 80 now, so need more effort to pivot and it's more like forcing for mini slides on each wheel. But funny that learning these move makes my front & back wheels worn out to become rockered 1-2 milimeter, thus helping to pivot smoother now. Maybe this why the Wizaard frame design is called 'Natural Rockered'? :p Anyway thanks again!
Hey Herbert, so glad to hear you're enjoying skating! I believe "wizard" skating will make you a better all-around skater
Ah dica ao final do video, e a cereja do bolo! 🇧🇷🤩👏👏👏