5 Easy Inline Skating Tips To Make Any Level Of Skater Better Instantly by Pro Joey Mantia

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  • @ToddBrooks-gm6hy
    @ToddBrooks-gm6hy Місяць тому +2

    I fully understand the concept if keeping the skate (toes pointed) straight, push directly as possible out from the hip as well as inward in DP technique. But watching you and other pros DP, there seems to be ( looking fron front ir behind) a significant carve on both under push and outward. Am I missing something, thinking too theoretically ? Is it a mix if the two, am I sloeing myself down by not trying to make something of an S carving action?
    Thanks for the great channel.

    • @JoeyMantiaSkates
      @JoeyMantiaSkates  Місяць тому +3

      Great question. It's a cue we use because nearly everyone opens the skates/hips up way too much when they push. To make speed, the skate must travel away from you, the trick is that it needs to travel away with an amount of resistance that allows you to balance, control, and transfer weight to your next foot. If the skate moves away too fast (skate is pointed out/ hip is open) then you have no ability to do any of those things as easily as you need to for consistent skating and you will very likely max out at a top speed that is well below your physiological capability. The idea is that if you think about keeping your feet straight it will provide that resistance you need because of the engagement in your hips (feels like a little wall of pressure) and the skate will still open slightly to achieve the lateral travel it needs to create speed for you

    • @ToddBrooks-gm6hy
      @ToddBrooks-gm6hy Місяць тому +1

      ​@@JoeyMantiaSkatesThank you so much . For this and everything you share right along with all the inspiration!

  • @jimnotman6902
    @jimnotman6902 3 роки тому +70

    57 years old. Haven’t been on inline skates in 20+ years. Bought a pair to get some much needed exercise. Grew up on hockey skates but never really got proficient on inlines. This video made SO MUCH SENSE and helped me to visualize how to inline skate better. Will be checking out your other videos as I get my skating-legs back in action. Thanks!!!

    • @69mag
      @69mag 2 роки тому +4

      Still skating, Jim? 62 here and just getting back into skating, hoping to get legs in shape for ski season. Pulled out old skates and got new wheels and bearings and it's just like riding a bicycle, you never forget. Did not forget the feeling when I ended up on my butt the second day, either.

    • @kishascape
      @kishascape 2 роки тому

      It feels too hard

    • @girlandadv
      @girlandadv Рік тому

      Tenho 44 anos, nunca tive oportunidade de aprender andar com patins, então comprei um patins skate e levei muitos tombos de bunda, meu Deus como doeu! Estou conseguindo andar! E agora achei esse vídeo, pois gostaria de andar na via pública 😅

    • @lencazero4712
      @lencazero4712 8 місяців тому +1

      We have been conditioned to be weaken by fear. Get out there and have fun.

    • @jacobpaint
      @jacobpaint 2 місяці тому

      @jimnotman6902 I hope you stuck with it and built up your skating legs. It’s a hard slog when you come back to it with the memory of how it felt all those years before. Gotta do the hard work to build those muscles so you can really get into it and have some fun.

  • @harperb124
    @harperb124 4 роки тому +321

    i stan the camera man 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @schraderty1
    @schraderty1 4 роки тому +71

    Wow unlike a lot of beginner skate videos this was extremely helpful. I'll be watching this a few more times.

  • @skaterkingbhaskara800
    @skaterkingbhaskara800 3 роки тому +15

    hai sir my name is bhaskar and I am from india and actually am 46 years old and it was my dream to become skater in my teen age but due to my financial crisis i couldnot even afford skates and now at this age i am back to fulfill my dream and now i have purchased both roller and liner and now already i am practising roller skates your suggestions needed

  • @musclebunny52
    @musclebunny52 3 роки тому +50

    Anyone gonna talk about the cameraman following him, probably learning to skate properly, while he carries the camera and films Joey at the same time?

    • @williamduffield4964
      @williamduffield4964 3 роки тому +3

      Think you will find the cameraman is on a roadbike.

    • @RallihSarl
      @RallihSarl 6 місяців тому +1

      @@williamduffield4964 According to shadow - he is not :D

  • @AnzoYeh
    @AnzoYeh 4 роки тому +9

    Thanks for these useful tips!
    My son is a junior inline skater. We're your big fans.
    He watches all your videos that inspired him to do more skills and physical training.
    He's so glad to watch this new video. It's very helpful, thanks a lot!!

  • @erwinvandenberg6055
    @erwinvandenberg6055 4 роки тому +84

    great explanations! And also showing the wrongs way...very confronting

  • @Dawson2011H
    @Dawson2011H 4 роки тому +9

    Thanks for the tips. My comments are 1. For city skating, put weight on heals are much safer since you never know where the cracks are, and 2 pushing to the sides depending on speed since I can not possibly skate up big hill by pushing to the side.

    • @JoeyMantiaSkates
      @JoeyMantiaSkates  4 роки тому +3

      You definitely have to push back more than normal to go up hills and yes, when there are cracks, heals is much safer

    • @error.418
      @error.418 3 роки тому

      This video is about improving speed on flat ground, which you won't be working on when you are dealing with cracks and hills, and that's fine. You're right about tips for cracks and hills.

  • @KaweerMonger
    @KaweerMonger 8 місяців тому +1

    The last tip and first tip are the only ones that made sense to me as a self taught person lol. I hope i'm doing ti correctly!.

  • @DrRussell
    @DrRussell 3 роки тому +2

    Simply brilliant! Learned how to skate but also how to teach! Thank you.

  • @Omara86
    @Omara86 4 роки тому +3

    im a 34 years old newbie and your video do helped alot, thanks for great explanation.

  • @BeckyMsouza
    @BeckyMsouza 3 роки тому +4

    What an amazing and informative video you did! You are the first person I see saying clearly that the goal is to have a lateral push. That's what I could see the pros doing differently, but I couldn't quite understand what were they doing to be moving like that. Thanks for the whole video! It's all great tips!

  • @zatokar-gameplay-dump
    @zatokar-gameplay-dump 2 роки тому +6

    This is exactly the tutorial I've been looking for. It's a bit hard to judge whether the bellybutton is in the right place, but other tips are just great! Thank you so much Joey.

  • @SeekerofYab
    @SeekerofYab 4 роки тому +5

    Man, thank you so much. Been skating for a year and just taking one session keeping these things in mind has greatly improved my skating. Its improved my speed and endurance a lot, but I didn't expect it to also help with balance and concentrating weight between legs. I'm finally able to start using my heel brake and t-stop. They still need a lot of work, but I just didn't have the balance to even start them before. Your tips about coming down softly with the other skate and about pushing to the side particularly helped with the balance issue.

    • @JoeyMantiaSkates
      @JoeyMantiaSkates  4 роки тому +1

      Glad you found it useful! If you are focusing on balance, you're going to enjoy the next tutorial coming tonight or tomorrow

    • @noahrose2475
      @noahrose2475 4 роки тому

      @@JoeyMantiaSkates hey man good to finally see your videos I just subscribed. Skating has been the biggest thing in my life ever since I was three years old. I am fourteen now and I have been on a couple teams, it is just amazing to see my favorite skater ever give me tips and help me improve

  • @HighbornHero
    @HighbornHero 3 роки тому +4

    I’m not sure about the mechanics behind it, but tip 4 combined with arm swings naturally made me transition onto the outside edges of my recovering foot. On the right track, I hope? All great tips, thanks for the video!

  • @votremain
    @votremain 3 роки тому +1

    Top tier vid ty

  • @vishnumurthy2081
    @vishnumurthy2081 4 роки тому +3

    Thank you Joey for building confidence in us as beginners to use the right techniques . Hearty congrats for being two time world champion. So proud of you. Love from all skaters in Dubai.

  • @vishnumurthy2081
    @vishnumurthy2081 4 роки тому

    As I am a beginner someone should observe and tell me , but joey I am thinking of your videos & acting like that while skating and feeling that I am doing like a world champion , priceless .Thank you . I also shared your videos on Dxbskaters (Dubai Skaters group ).

  • @verusAuxilium
    @verusAuxilium Рік тому

    This video really helped me get skate. After fixing my form with steps 1 and 2, something just "clicked" in my head and I was able to skate with full strokes. Thank you so much!

  • @AJones-oq6xc
    @AJones-oq6xc Рік тому

    This was a very thorough yet concise video. Oftentimes, the skating videos are more of the author showing off or performing moves a beginner is incapable of. Your repeated demonstrations in real time and slow motion were excellent. Good job.

  • @markevenden2386
    @markevenden2386 4 роки тому +2

    Your a hero for doing these videos. I love skating so much and your videos really help. Sometimes i feel so lost with technique but after refer back your videos and am finding great improvement.

  • @stuartlichty4250
    @stuartlichty4250 3 роки тому +1

    Great instructional video. Nice track, looks like SoCal, maybe San Diego?

  • @thestoryMC
    @thestoryMC 4 роки тому +181

    IGNORE EVERYTHING
    BUT
    HIS *CALVES*

  • @IAmJeffDouglas
    @IAmJeffDouglas 3 роки тому +1

    Thanks for the tips

  • @elysefairchild5111
    @elysefairchild5111 3 роки тому +1

    This was helpful. Got rollerblades, went 100 ft, shins killing me. Found this video stood up and tried it, went 50 ft without any pain. Then my muscles came screaming back. Haha. Thanks I’ll keep at it.

  • @fernandorendon8618
    @fernandorendon8618 3 роки тому +1

    wow amazing tips

  • @veroslavolic
    @veroslavolic 3 роки тому +3

    Thank you Joey for your excellent tips! They helped me to improve instantly so much.

  • @jesss.1009
    @jesss.1009 4 роки тому +40

    Dude, you LEGS are INSANE. That's hard work to get them looking like that.

    • @HadenYasser31
      @HadenYasser31 3 роки тому

      I wonder if he workout legs at the gym or just skate...

  • @ferryvantichelen6521
    @ferryvantichelen6521 3 роки тому

    I think I've watched this video for the 15th time now, always something new to pick up from it to focus on on my next skate, thanks!

  • @LaGiaGarcia
    @LaGiaGarcia 3 роки тому +2

    This is so brilliant! I love this. Thank you so much. I've been skating since I was little for fun and didn't know how to explain it to my friends. This makes so much sense!

  • @Dwell_In_Magic_369
    @Dwell_In_Magic_369 3 роки тому +1

    Outstanding articulation. Great teaching👍🏻

  • @MrBagelBomb
    @MrBagelBomb 4 роки тому +1

    This has been a great series -thank you. Having you demonstrate correct and incorrect is particularly useful.

  • @UCh5Y7Xd0i3UUWRpAjFs
    @UCh5Y7Xd0i3UUWRpAjFs 4 роки тому +42

    Thank you for this great further episode. Your bad "examples" are also very good for a normal Skater, that I must look two times to understand the mistake😁
    I will try to get better 👌👍

    • @JoeyMantiaSkates
      @JoeyMantiaSkates  4 роки тому +13

      haha! as mentioned, it's often hard to see the mistakes because the difference between a good body position and bad one is sometimes very small. The point here is to think about employing the tips to help get you better. glad it helped

    • @UCh5Y7Xd0i3UUWRpAjFs
      @UCh5Y7Xd0i3UUWRpAjFs 4 роки тому +8

      @@JoeyMantiaSkates
      Yes, your douple push episode helped a lot in special the part with the "constant" compression was very important for me to understand. Before, I tryed more to double push, now it looks much better, smoother😁

  • @smithgov
    @smithgov 3 роки тому

    Great video and instruction. I need to watch this several more times, including go out try, and then see video again. Super, thank you Joey.

  • @joshandersons6914
    @joshandersons6914 Рік тому

    Am interested in starting rollerblading, this video is extremely helpful, thank you !

  • @Jose_Irizarry
    @Jose_Irizarry 4 роки тому

    I just ordered my first pair of K2 FIT 84 BOA and this video is so helpful since I'm just a beginner. Thank you!

  • @jacobpaint
    @jacobpaint 2 місяці тому

    I tried to get back into skating last year but after 6 months I stopped again. I have bought new Powerslide Nexts a month ago and they feel much better but I have to build my legs up again which will take a long time. Some good tips here to help me be more mindful and focused on my technique as I like to get down pretty low into more of a speed skating position.

  • @altanman550
    @altanman550 4 роки тому +1

    This is very useful on every level of skater, I've been skating for few years and there's still so much more technique that i'm still lacking from this video👍👍👍

  • @shivkumar-uv3nu
    @shivkumar-uv3nu Рік тому

    I have to watch this video twice because first time i enjoyed your background location i love this place

  • @junegagate9715
    @junegagate9715 3 роки тому

    Thanks to this Vid I can properly learn the Basics Correctly.

  • @scottochoa
    @scottochoa Рік тому +1

    Thank you! I watched this yesterday and went to my weekly skate sesh with my daughter today. I was so much faster and more balanced with some of these tips. Game changer for me since getting back to skating after fifteen years.

  • @njeriwaidhima2506
    @njeriwaidhima2506 2 роки тому

    Excellent, very helpful tips. Thank you Joey.

  • @shaandflame
    @shaandflame Рік тому

    your tips are better than other youtubers,thank you

  • @phantomracing3580
    @phantomracing3580 3 роки тому +1

    Any chance we could get a turn/crossover video like this?

  • @charlesgamzehyaavor.6493
    @charlesgamzehyaavor.6493 Рік тому

    Definitely helped me today I can feel it in the core and you explain it well not being perfect but the motion thanks man peace out

  • @45scienceproject
    @45scienceproject 2 роки тому

    Yo, Joey this video helped a great deal. I am already taking much longer, smoother, relaxed strides with these tips.
    I can't thank you enough. Now go kick everyone's asses at the Olympics!!!

  • @adoniscaro94
    @adoniscaro94 4 роки тому

    Very good explanations both actual correct and incorrect positioning I watched again and again. I'm new in inline skate I will practice same way how you did.

  • @awkwardblkgirl
    @awkwardblkgirl 3 роки тому +6

    I was wondering why I felt off while skating after it had been YEARS since I skated. Watching this made me realize I had been doing wrong to begin with lol

  • @AshutoshShelkeP
    @AshutoshShelkeP 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.

  • @muhammadtarmizi2468
    @muhammadtarmizi2468 3 роки тому +1

    Good tips

  • @johannesspreekt5853
    @johannesspreekt5853 4 роки тому +167

    With tip 1 you say bring your weight over the center of the skates, but do you keep it there during the corners or do you bring it more to the back? Because I thought your skates would steer better when you are more on your back wheels when you are on a 200m track?

    • @JoeyMantiaSkates
      @JoeyMantiaSkates  4 роки тому +84

      I always try to keep my weight in the middle of my skates and push there as well. If you can find a constant balance you will be able to manipulate your skates easily (turn them), but often times if that skill set isn't strong enough your weight will rock forward and back in your skates and it can feel like they simply won't turn and/or that you're not in control, in which case people tend to sit on their heels. This is probably because focusing on putting the weight on just the heel prevents that rocking motion, but puts stress on some wheels more than others as you skate. My thought process for targeting the middle of the skate is that distributing your weight evenly over all the wheels will both help you roll and grip better vs loading so heavily on just 1 or 2 wheels if you can manage to engage your core and control your body enough to find that balance.

    • @johannesspreekt5853
      @johannesspreekt5853 4 роки тому +11

      @@JoeyMantiaSkates thank you for the great and clear respons. The reason is not instability but coaches with an ice skating background who always shout keep your weight on the back.

    • @JoeyMantiaSkates
      @JoeyMantiaSkates  4 роки тому +18

      Try to keep it in the middle, my next tutorial addresses this exact topic

    • @m.a.rajahbuilders4349
      @m.a.rajahbuilders4349 3 роки тому

      John can u give a tutorial on quad skates for double push

    • @m.a.rajahbuilders4349
      @m.a.rajahbuilders4349 3 роки тому +1

      Sorry not John it's joey

  • @oarsoroller
    @oarsoroller 4 роки тому

    Thank you very much.
    I watch your video and see how much I have to learn.
    Greetings from the Basque Country

  • @storispinner
    @storispinner 4 роки тому +3

    Thank you - this is SUPER helpful. I've been getting some hip pain while working my stride and now I have some things to work on (particularly your tip #1 and #2 about bellybutton/weight distribution) that I think might solve the problem.

  • @if4309
    @if4309 Рік тому

    Thank you! I used to figure skate and play hockey back in Russia but last year moved to Hong Kong. Only to realize there's not... winter here. So I quit skating. Well, I was supposed to study pharmacy anyways. I got bored of piano and pharmacy so I decided to get inline skates and learn to skate again. Not that it would feel the same but... you gotta admit, it feels almost the same. There's differences and I learned a lot from this videos. But what do I know. I'm just trying to learn

  • @nivalderramas
    @nivalderramas 3 роки тому +2

    What a good video

  • @iStackSlow
    @iStackSlow 4 роки тому +1

    the last one is the one i really have to remind myself of. this year i really wanted to focus on my form and just by working on it was able to skate an extra 1-2 mph. im far from perfect but always remind myself of the basic tips!

  • @shristynaresh371
    @shristynaresh371 3 роки тому

    Am skating after a year due to the pandemic and i had really forgot all the correct position, correct way of doin it and now after my first session my legs were paining a lot and ya thank u soooooo sooo sooo much sir for dis video it helped me alot

  • @emmadowney3172
    @emmadowney3172 3 роки тому

    I was thinking I was leaning too far forward but I think I might actually have the right form, that’s good to know. Thanks for posting this video!!

  • @franbc6474
    @franbc6474 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you Joey for sharing your knowledgement, and thanks for being so clear transmitting main ideas. I'm only amateur with lot of excitement, and your videos makes me more eager to put my skates and practice all your priceless advices. Please, go on and many thanks from Spain!!! (Today I got 21kms in one hour and thinking all time in every movement, and... it really works!!!! - of course ... - )

  • @CanadaBladers
    @CanadaBladers 4 роки тому +1

    Excellent tutorial. We'll be making use of it this month during an event. Thank you for the tips.

  • @sallytarus7380
    @sallytarus7380 2 роки тому

    Thanks for the best tips that actualy works.#you are my favourite UA-camr

  • @Puppa_Bless
    @Puppa_Bless 4 роки тому +3

    Your videos have pushed my skating to a new level. Went from struggling to hit 6:30ish min mile splits, now hitting just under 4 min miles with less effort. (I skate on twister edge x, 10 mile session)
    #1 and #4 are my new homework. You're a skating saint! Any advice on balancing doing leg workouts with weekly skate sessions? Thanks!

  • @jimdriscoll8787
    @jimdriscoll8787 4 роки тому

    Many thanks for taking the time to make this video, Joey. Really helpful!!

  • @dinkodesign
    @dinkodesign Рік тому

    This is the truth right here. Great video, sir! I’ve skated for years played roller yada yada but these simple tips were invaluable even as an experienced skater. It helped me find rationale in why it works when you see it done “right” and when you see it done “almost right” 😂. Damn right I hit that subscribe button

  • @Fat1Rulez
    @Fat1Rulez 16 днів тому

    exactly what i was looking for thank you

  • @brokkenrekkords8517
    @brokkenrekkords8517 3 роки тому

    Great video! Thanks for perpetuating the skating community Joey!

  • @chirots
    @chirots Рік тому

    Excellent tutorial!!!. My lower back is extremely fatigued and exhausting...

  • @LoganRees1071
    @LoganRees1071 Рік тому

    These helped me a lot with hockey, thank you

  • @skater_girl7760
    @skater_girl7760 3 роки тому

    Thank you so much. My cousin's been teaching me how to skate, but your tips are really helpful, gonna apply them next time I go skating.
    Love From UAE♥

  • @kimilo1687
    @kimilo1687 4 роки тому +3

    This is a wonderful video! Thanks so much for the tips. I’m looking forward to improving my skating skills😁

  • @mik2084
    @mik2084 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks for very impressive education video session. It's very hard to realize correct body position. Need to review it again and again, and try to reproduce near mirror :)

  • @stevej.6674
    @stevej.6674 4 роки тому +1

    Said so clearly and concise.....and i love the “incorrect” examples of what NOT to do. Brilliant vids as always from Joey Mantia!

  • @PrakashmKubyal
    @PrakashmKubyal 8 місяців тому +28

    Anyone see this video because tomorrow is your skating competition

  • @fantasticomanga
    @fantasticomanga 3 роки тому

    The audio work trying to reduce noise in the video is great!

  • @stephmo371
    @stephmo371 4 роки тому

    Joey your vids have def improved my skating technique thanks man!

  • @melianig723
    @melianig723 Рік тому

    very efficient tips, thanks joey

  • @rcrosstory2626
    @rcrosstory2626 4 роки тому

    Very good tips. Not all of them are easy to figure it out, and I think that every single one is important and useful 🙌🏼

  • @juanzacariasjimenezgomez9821
    @juanzacariasjimenezgomez9821 4 роки тому

    Wow! Super helpful tips. Thanks Joey!!!!

  • @Sk8london
    @Sk8london 3 роки тому

    Great tips, thanks! Really impressed with your skating and the way you teach.

  • @guy9360
    @guy9360 9 місяців тому

    I don't think I'm coordinated enough for this 😅 but I will for sure try to watch out for these things. Never really put much thought into these kind of things. Hopefully I can get some more speed / distance by keeping an eye out for these.

  • @bombadil776
    @bombadil776 4 роки тому

    This was super helpful after skating for a couple of months!

  • @MrKrueger88
    @MrKrueger88 4 роки тому

    Thanks Joey 😂👍
    For explaining the black magic between making an effort and actually " going faster " 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @graemeholland1315
    @graemeholland1315 4 роки тому +3

    Hi Joey! I understand these videos take a long time to make, but I get really excited every time you post a new one!
    Ps. I skate in Houston with Champions Speed, and I was wondering if you will be visiting for the Bear Creek Challenge?

    • @jadensjourneys144
      @jadensjourneys144 4 роки тому +1

      Hey Graeme Holland ! Houston , Texas? If so could you point me in a good direction for a Novice group to skate with Please? I just bought skates a few days ago and would like to start skating again! (Haven't skated in over 10 years) Thank you !!!

    • @graemeholland1315
      @graemeholland1315 4 роки тому +1

      Hi Jaden!
      Yes. I live in Houston TX. There are a few different teams in different areas around the city. In the Spring/Champions area, we meet at the Champions rink, but there are also Empower Racing, Texas Speed, Katy also has a team but I can't remember its name right now. Are you interested in outdoor or indoor skating?

    • @jadensjourneys144
      @jadensjourneys144 4 роки тому

      @@graemeholland1315 I guess mainly outdoor recreational type stuff like city skating etc

    • @graemeholland1315
      @graemeholland1315 4 роки тому +1

      @@jadensjourneys144 Okay. What general area of the city would you want to find a team?

    • @jadensjourneys144
      @jadensjourneys144 4 роки тому

      @@graemeholland1315 Im willing to drive anywhere in Houston as long as we can all meet up. I personally live in the Meyerland/ NRG stadium area.

  • @Midori4Jade29
    @Midori4Jade29 4 роки тому

    Great video. Thanks for your tips!

  • @santanukundu1817
    @santanukundu1817 3 роки тому +1

    Joye : can you make video for sprint, like 100 m or 200 m?

  • @owenstewart8243
    @owenstewart8243 3 роки тому

    Thanks for the tips now I can roller blade better.you're so awesome😁😁😁🔥🔥🔥

  • @RomuloRodolfo
    @RomuloRodolfo 4 роки тому

    Explanation was very well given. Thanks so much! It is clear!

  • @kkim1482
    @kkim1482 4 роки тому

    Thanks Joy, this video makes me knowing in detail and you just taught me 'HOW to practice' in this video. Epic!

  • @illuminoid33
    @illuminoid33 3 роки тому

    I did enjoy this video great explanation!!! and I did like and subscribed

  • @brendalalatina
    @brendalalatina 2 роки тому

    Amazing thank you for this amazing video it was very helpful for even a beginner like myself 🙏🏽

  • @aladdinali5552
    @aladdinali5552 3 роки тому

    very helpful tips thank you

  • @robsthedon
    @robsthedon 4 роки тому

    Well presented and super useful, thanks !

  • @RichHayterSkater
    @RichHayterSkater 4 роки тому +1

    Awesome tips, thanks! I’d love to hear your tips on getting a quick sprint start.

  • @bril2405
    @bril2405 3 роки тому +1

    I’m a BEGINNER beginner. I haven’t skated since I was 10 yrs old a long ago, and am now just 4 days into learning. I’m sure these tips are super helpful but a little too advanced for me just starting off since I couldn’t tell much of a difference between the correct and incorrect way of doing each technique. I’ll come back in a few months

    • @G91YS
      @G91YS 2 роки тому

      Soooo... 9 months later, how are you doing? :) I just started last week

  • @cachacha6144
    @cachacha6144 3 роки тому +1

    Muchas gracias 🌿🙏🏽🤍

  • @AlanosaurusRex
    @AlanosaurusRex 4 роки тому +2

    Hi Joey, thanks for making these instructional videos. I picked up inline skating about 5-6 weeks ago and noticed a big improvement in speed and efficiency yesterday when I focused mainly on constant compression and lateral push via hip abduction instead of hip extension.
    One area that I find challenging is going uphill. I can do it but it all feels really not fluid or graceful. I often find I lose steam and have to catch my balance before going at the hill again. Would making a video on how to skate uphill more efficiently be something that would interest you?

    • @JoeyMantiaSkates
      @JoeyMantiaSkates  4 роки тому

      it's on the list. skating up hill never feels good, even for the best skaters on the planet

  • @hansedens1
    @hansedens1 4 роки тому

    Perfect exercises to focus on at nu first training on ice. Thanks again meastro!!

  • @alainremi267
    @alainremi267 2 місяці тому

    Many thanks !!! I learned, ages ago, that the modern HIGH ski boots were created with the help of USA military MD just after WW2. The US military were tired of all the broken ankles of military personnel who were coming back from the German Alps where they went skiing during their leaves of absence. It's easier to "glue" back tibia &/or fibula than the ankle & healing was easier & faster (?). All this to say: What's the advantages of using low shoes rather that rigid ankle holding higher shoes with the same 3 or 4 wheels bases ??? Thanks again

  • @IceDream93
    @IceDream93 4 роки тому

    Very educational, thank you so much