This was very helpful. One thing that I noticed that was not explicitly mentioned here was that: On ice, You try to pivot your blades perpendicular to the direction you're moving (90 degrees) as fast as possible and slide, but it's very helpful on the road to start your slide at a diagonal (pivot your blades 45 degrees) and then transition to 90 degrees. That really helped me gauge how sticky the ground was and prevent falling
Great vids man. I'm just getting back into skating since my teens, now 36yo, and am looking to get back into my zone here in the states. Thanks for your incite sir.
I'm learning how to do it, whit out really put my attention and effort on it for the moment. But yeah, yesterday I heard about pushing the hills I never heard about it before and today you confirm it ! I will try when the ground will be dry ! These days are rainy in France. Btw I land the 360 thanks to your tutorial ! Just do not have the opportunity yet to make a quick video ; ) . Lino I think you could even better improve your tutorials by instead of showing the move with your hand, show a quick video or image of what you talking to, to illustrate it... I don't know.. just something witch cross my mind, I'm probably wrong. In all case great job, your tutorials help me ! Merry Christmas to you !
From your description I am making two mistakes on my 4 by 80s. I have my right foot leading on the left turn and more pressure on the back wheels as I start. I have to work on both..
Oww that's how it is.. thanks for the lesson. I have been working on this stopping technique and keep falling on every attempts. I think I will make it this time.
I find it easier to practice slides when there is less friction around! I mean, when it has been raining and slightly wet on the ground, do you not recommend doing this? :)
Gazza VeganRollerblader , hi man, different people have different thoughts about that... for me the problems with less Friction is less control . But in advanced slides helps for sure . 😉
This is a tough one for me as well; no problem whatsoever stopping: power slide, power stops. But making a bona fide parallel stop seems so unreachable. On ice skates, my parallel stops (or hockey stops) have become better but not 100%. Funny, I find parallel stopping on ice easier with my weak side (spinning to the right.) The majority of my stops on inlines are of course spinning to the left. Great tutorial! And great breakdown. Keep them coming!
Guillermo Vergara YES dude ! You can... but you need to watch out , super easy for the boot to touch if you skating small wheels. Illl film a quick one rigjt now for you . Check my instagram story in the next 10/15mins 😉👍🏼
Hey Lino, great tutorial!. May I ask what's the hardness of the wheels you are using for the slide? I'm on 100mm 85a wheels and find it difficult to do the slide.
Go with harder wheels to facilitate the slide. 88A and beyond is possibly the best compromise. Some skaters suggest to mix wheels, front wheel(s) soft, back wheel(s) hard. Depending on what you are skating on, such as four wheelers, you may remove the third wheel from the front, in order to help the slide. But the advice to initiate a turn and to close it with a slide is a good one. Obviously, and this is one of the advice missing from this video, you need to have sufficient speed to assist with the slide. If you go too slow, it is going to be more difficult.
Well, I'm able to do the parallel slide with 85a/80mm wheels. However, they got easily squared and now I have to buy some more! In my opinion, the 86a or 87a wheels are better; since I also had the chance to skate on 88a and their grip are so bad that I almost fell when I needed to make turns. That's what I think, even I've never had the chance to skate on those wheels. If anyone have some experience about that, please tell me.. I can always use more tips! Piece out!
@@edixasanchezpacheco3692 he talks about the wheel size, you can use smaller wheels to do tricks or aggressive skating (I guess between 60 and 80mm of diameter). Bigger wheels (lets say between 100 and 125 mm) helps you achieve and retain higher speeds but you loose some control due its height. The other messure it’s about the wheels hardness, the higher the number the harder the wheels. Soft wheels have more grip and control whilst hard wheels you loose some grip but gain speed. Still a extremely short way to sumarize this topics. I’m quite sure Ricardo should have a video or two about it. Cheers and happy skating.
Great video I’ve been trying to execute the slide on my tempest 125 3wd and they’ve been giving me some trouble. I know that I’m on speed skates but hey why not. Bad idea? You make it look easy. I keep sticking and falling
Hello! Could you please tell me your wheels hardness and your weight? In addition could you please suggest wheels hardness for 155lbs - 72kilos person to do power slides and stops.
And you know some people don't even know how to choose their inline skates, I mean if they want to do fitness, or just for fun simple thing like that, thy don't know the different type of skates, ( I was lost a few months ago ! ) or don't know how to lace their skate in a good way. Maybe it will be helpful for them if you make some basic tutorials, I don't know, just posting ; )
I have a little concern that very few people have been able to answer me. Is normal the little slack between the wheels and the frame? There are sometimes where i can even hear the wheels or bearings. In a FR1 and in Kaze 110 has happened to me. So, is not normal or is necessary to the wheels that slack and also the noise it creates?
iriorton hey I'm not sure it's this is that you talking about but having bigger wheels means more torque on the wheel bearing box... plastics on that area are super hard , but metal is harder ... so sometimes if the wheels are tight and there's impact the notice a can come from the wheel cores... or if the crews are loose... 🤔
I stopped power sliding on my aggressive and PB setups because doing it would shag my wheels after a couple of slides. Surely it mus do the same on big wheels?
I have a question. I used to skate a lot when I was little on regular skates. I'm 32 years old now and have my own two little ones and want to get back out there and skate again but, lol buying skates are different now where back then there was skates and roller blades, now there's inline skating. I want to get some inline skates but don't know where to start. Would love the feedback 😊
Hi Lindo, I love skating but stopped because the roads where I live are really bad. I have been using K2 fitness skates and would like to try triskates. From your experience will they give me a smoother ride. I would love to get back riding in my area.
Thanks for the tuto, Lino, if you still follow this thread, maybe I can benefit from one advice: how to keep the balance? My issue isn’t to make the wheels lose grip, but I keep falling on my inner(back) side. I heard from another instructor on UA-cam that the majority of the weight has to be transferred on the front foot. So now, I’m trying “almost” to lift my inner foot when I attempt a slide so that I can subconsciously put my weight on the front one. Does it make sense? Because when I try 50/50... I never reach that balance. Any thought? Thanks a lot
Dear Lino Thanks for your parallel stop tutorial video. I practice this trick on Hockey field. But the coach who teach kids skate on the field suggest I should use harder wheels for slide/parallel stop. My skate is POWERSLIDE SWELL which equip 85A 110mm wheels. I'm not sure the hardness is enough or not. My question is should I use even harder wheel like 90A ? or even harder level. Or I should practice on asphalt road for better slide ? Do you have any suggestion which surface is better for this trick practice? BR/Braynt
is ice skating the same? cause i can back slide on one foot or forward or 2 (on the inside foot) i wonder if ice-skating gives the same feeling as i never tried on agressives.
Hey Ricardo! Absolutely love your videos! Thanks so much for the great tutorials. Can I ask your advice regarding inline skates? I'm looking for skates that would be ideal for inline skating sessions and tricks on the flat as well as skate parks, grinding, ramps, half pipes etc. I can do stalls, 180s, ride ramps and half pipes but can drop in yet. I'm almost able to grind. I've currently got an old pair of Anarchy Chaos 3. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance, Mike
Very useful tutorial, thanks! If you could do the same for the magic slide it'll be very much appreciated worldwide, I'm sure :) Merry christmas and Happy new year from Bulgaria! :)
I wanted to skate so bad!! Butt! It had to be cool skates, so i bought hockey-skates. Its not going so wel. Its so darn hard!! The ground. Is it me or the skates. i hope you'll say the skates :D
This was very helpful. One thing that I noticed that was not explicitly mentioned here was that: On ice, You try to pivot your blades perpendicular to the direction you're moving (90 degrees) as fast as possible and slide, but it's very helpful on the road to start your slide at a diagonal (pivot your blades 45 degrees) and then transition to 90 degrees. That really helped me gauge how sticky the ground was and prevent falling
Another thing have to mention, it’s the angle two skate blades created, an important factor that decides how far you can slide.
nice. good slide into the new year, lino!
ALL THE BEST FOR THE BEST
Powerslide Inline skates
The only vlogger that i actually enjoy
thank you soo much Peter ;)
Thanks for the description of where to put the force and turn the skate. Slides are so hard to start doing.
0:37 The dog's barking means "Hey, wait! You forgot your camera. It's still over there on the ground filming you. Somebody will steal it"
haa : D
@Yahir Nico Just
@Trace Quentin Go
@Yahir Nico Fuck
@Trace Quentin Yourself
I went from 4*80mm ( rockered) to 3*110mm quite something else to stop. Thank You for the information. Good tutorial. Greetings from Holland
after watching this and similar video's, I started learning how to slide...
Great vids man. I'm just getting back into skating since my teens, now 36yo, and am looking to get back into my zone here in the states. Thanks for your incite sir.
I'm learning how to do it, whit out really put my attention and effort on it for the moment. But yeah, yesterday I heard about pushing the hills I never heard about it before and today you confirm it ! I will try when the ground will be dry ! These days are rainy in France. Btw I land the 360 thanks to your tutorial ! Just do not have the opportunity yet to make a quick video ; ) . Lino I think you could even better improve your tutorials by instead of showing the move with your hand, show a quick video or image of what you talking to, to illustrate it... I don't know.. just something witch cross my mind, I'm probably wrong. In all case great job, your tutorials help me ! Merry Christmas to you !
i feel like im gonna slip and fall. scary
I just never slide 😅 it's like I'm stucking on the ground maybe let's try it on rain xD
Idk how explain iv only ever slide when I’m in dangour and idk how I do it lol
I come from an ice hockey background and this is the only way I feel comfortable. Nearly got the t stop down but much prefer this
Great video, my slides are inconsistent at the moment but they're getting there. Speed makes a big difference too right? Thanks!
Edward Taylor , yes man , speed makes it a lot easier as you apply less gravity force... 😉 but go progressively, as faster also burns more 😜
again a great video. really helpful. the UK weather is crap have to wait to try it out.
thanks Mark, More to come in all types of skating i do ;)
Thank you. Good lesson
From your description I am making two mistakes on my 4 by 80s. I have my right foot leading on the left turn and more pressure on the back wheels as I start. I have to work on both..
Lino,thank you so much!!!.I'll put it in practice next time I skate.Thank you so much again and happy holidays brother!!
Gabriel Gonzalez show me once u got them 😎👍🏼
Oww that's how it is.. thanks for the lesson. I have been working on this stopping technique and keep falling on every attempts. I think I will make it this time.
Gonna try and nail this soon, always wanted to be able to do a proper parallel side, and stop powersliding. Thank you wheel addict 😀
I find it easier to practice slides when there is less friction around! I mean, when it has been raining and slightly wet on the ground, do you not recommend doing this? :)
Gazza VeganRollerblader , hi man, different people have different thoughts about that... for me the problems with less Friction is less control . But in advanced slides helps for sure .
😉
Dude you make it look easy.....the paralell slide is hard! :D
Gazza VeganRollerblader I keep saying the same.. most important thing is COMMITMENT!! 💪🏼👊🏼
lol yeah!
This is a tough one for me as well; no problem whatsoever stopping: power slide, power stops. But making a bona fide parallel stop seems so unreachable.
On ice skates, my parallel stops (or hockey stops) have become better but not 100%.
Funny, I find parallel stopping on ice easier with my weak side (spinning to the right.) The majority of my stops on inlines are of course spinning to the left.
Great tutorial! And great breakdown. Keep them coming!
Such a great video thanks so much for sharing! I'm still new to it but i seem to have problems breaking traction. will keep trying!
your snap on the side of your helmet is awesome
And Merry Christmas!
PROLIFICCA merry xmas !! 🙏🏼🎄lotta love ❤️
Probably would be best to use harder wheels for these slides right? The same with magic slide too?
Not really! Sometimes with softer it's hard to get into the slide but then it's more consistent ;) depends on the brand
Lino......can i do the same thing with aggressive skates??
Guillermo Vergara YES dude ! You can... but you need to watch out , super easy for the boot to touch if you skating small wheels. Illl film a quick one rigjt now for you . Check my instagram story in the next 10/15mins 😉👍🏼
check now ;)
Hey Lino, great tutorial!. May I ask what's the hardness of the wheels you are using for the slide? I'm on 100mm 85a wheels and find it difficult to do the slide.
yeah I second to that question. i got 100mm and 83a. I tried doing this and it's hard to do. maybe a 90a wheel perhaps?
Go with harder wheels to facilitate the slide. 88A and beyond is possibly the best compromise. Some skaters suggest to mix wheels, front wheel(s) soft, back wheel(s) hard. Depending on what you are skating on, such as four wheelers, you may remove the third wheel from the front, in order to help the slide. But the advice to initiate a turn and to close it with a slide is a good one. Obviously, and this is one of the advice missing from this video, you need to have sufficient speed to assist with the slide. If you go too slow, it is going to be more difficult.
Well, I'm able to do the parallel slide with 85a/80mm wheels. However, they got easily squared and now I have to buy some more! In my opinion, the 86a or 87a wheels are better; since I also had the chance to skate on 88a and their grip are so bad that I almost fell when I needed to make turns. That's what I think, even I've never had the chance to skate on those wheels. If anyone have some experience about that, please tell me.. I can always use more tips!
Piece out!
@@anthonymso can any of you explain what all these measurements mean in skate terms to the common people like me :) please!
@@edixasanchezpacheco3692 he talks about the wheel size, you can use smaller wheels to do tricks or aggressive skating (I guess between 60 and 80mm of diameter). Bigger wheels (lets say between 100 and 125 mm) helps you achieve and retain higher speeds but you loose some control due its height. The other messure it’s about the wheels hardness, the higher the number the harder the wheels. Soft wheels have more grip and control whilst hard wheels you loose some grip but gain speed. Still a extremely short way to sumarize this topics. I’m quite sure Ricardo should have a video or two about it. Cheers and happy skating.
Thank you!
PROLIFICCA your welcome ;) show me what u got when u try them 😉👌🏼
Lino, can you do a series just about how to fall? Some does and do not, how to be prepared and maybe how to get off in one piece...
Hi Ricardo, just wondering. If I want to learn how to slide do I need to do something with my wheels? Because I feel my wheels cannot slide.
Great video I’ve been trying to execute the slide on my tempest 125 3wd and they’ve been giving me some trouble. I know that I’m on speed skates but hey why not. Bad idea? You make it look easy. I keep sticking and falling
Thanks for the tips! Is it a good idea to practice this on new wheels?
Dear Ricardo, I became addicted to your page. Buy a Senana powerslade swell 110 but all your videos are in English
Wich wheels are better to learn slides? 84a, 86a or 88a ??? thx
Would there be a noticable difference between 86a and 83a?
Thanks Lino! Your videos are always interesting!
Dude you're videos are really nice. You can see you put a lot of effort into them. Gonna practice this one soon!
Like it. It is quite clear. Waiting for another tutorial. Can you do 3 turn? Let us know it how
Hello! Could you please tell me your wheels hardness and your weight? In addition could you please suggest wheels hardness for 155lbs - 72kilos person to do power slides and stops.
And you know some people don't even know how to choose their inline skates, I mean if they want to do fitness, or just for fun simple thing like that, thy don't know the different type of skates, ( I was lost a few months ago ! ) or don't know how to lace their skate in a good way. Maybe it will be helpful for them if you make some basic tutorials, I don't know, just posting ; )
thats a cool idea!! AGAIN ....thansk for the feed back!!! really appreciate it
I’m trying my hardest to get this down
is trying to power slide indoors, at a roller rink, possible like out on the street? Thanks! love your videos man!!
Hey! which skates from Powerslide were you skating in this video & how supportive are they
Thank you for this video ;) Useful
iriorton . Thank you for leaving me a comment with your feedback! Many more to come... what do you you think I should make a video about next ?
I have a little concern that very few people have been able to answer me. Is normal the little slack between the wheels and the frame? There are sometimes where i can even hear the wheels or bearings. In a FR1 and in Kaze 110 has happened to me. So, is not normal or is necessary to the wheels that slack and also the noise it creates?
Coming down the mountain road flat out lol....and how to slow down :)
iriorton hey I'm not sure it's this is that you talking about but having bigger wheels means more torque on the wheel bearing box... plastics on that area are super hard , but metal is harder ... so sometimes if the wheels are tight and there's impact the notice a can come from the wheel cores... or if the crews are loose... 🤔
I stopped power sliding on my aggressive and PB setups because doing it would shag my wheels after a couple of slides. Surely it mus do the same on big wheels?
I have a question. I used to skate a lot when I was little on regular skates. I'm 32 years old now and have my own two little ones and want to get back out there and skate again but, lol buying skates are different now where back then there was skates and roller blades, now there's inline skating. I want to get some inline skates but don't know where to start. Would love the feedback 😊
Hi Lindo, I love skating but stopped because the roads where I live are really bad. I have been using K2 fitness skates and would like to try triskates. From your experience will they give me a smoother ride. I would love to get back riding in my area.
Thanks...it was great...merry Christmas
thanks !!! :) merry xmas
Have you done it with 125mm Triskate?
Thanks very much Lino👌😇🙏
What the hell are you wearing? LOL is that a Santa Claus hat?
Thanks for the tuto, Lino, if you still follow this thread, maybe I can benefit from one advice: how to keep the balance? My issue isn’t to make the wheels lose grip, but I keep falling on my inner(back) side. I heard from another instructor on UA-cam that the majority of the weight has to be transferred on the front foot. So now, I’m trying “almost” to lift my inner foot when I attempt a slide so that I can subconsciously put my weight on the front one.
Does it make sense? Because when I try 50/50... I never reach that balance. Any thought? Thanks a lot
Dear Lino
Thanks for your parallel stop tutorial video.
I practice this trick on Hockey field.
But the coach who teach kids skate on the field suggest I should use harder wheels for slide/parallel stop.
My skate is POWERSLIDE SWELL which equip 85A 110mm wheels.
I'm not sure the hardness is enough or not.
My question is should I use even harder wheel like 90A ? or even harder level.
Or I should practice on asphalt road for better slide ?
Do you have any suggestion which surface is better for this trick practice?
BR/Braynt
Hey! How hard do the wheels have to be? Mine are 84A and i am kind of stuck at the tight-turn stop stage.. All the best
Is there any similarities whrn using iceskates and sliding with them?
Damn I live In Lithuania and ITS SOOOOOO Hard to find aggresive skates I only have the freestyle normal ones
Well done sir,.very good video..
postive vibes
RICARDO what is your opinion on SWELL WHEELS?
is ice skating the same? cause i can back slide on one foot or forward or 2 (on the inside foot) i wonder if ice-skating gives the same feeling as i never tried on agressives.
Thank you
Can you make a video how to parallel turn
Those socks are sick.
This was real helpful, thank you. Can't wait to go out and try this!!! :D
than you soo much for you comment!! let me know how did it go
Thanks you man!
How hard are the wheels ????????obrigado pelo vídeo !
Hey Ricardo! Absolutely love your videos! Thanks so much for the great tutorials. Can I ask your advice regarding inline skates? I'm looking for skates that would be ideal for inline skating sessions and tricks on the flat as well as skate parks, grinding, ramps, half pipes etc. I can do stalls, 180s, ride ramps and half pipes but can drop in yet. I'm almost able to grind. I've currently got an old pair of Anarchy Chaos 3. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance, Mike
is this a sweel or kaze skate? fit true to size?
its a swell. these are 43 and they feel tight..usually on a kaze i would go 44..if my regularsize is 43
Can you make a vid about how to skate backwards
hi lino. im getting some roces m12 skates. I am a size 9uk. what size should I get? I have to order, cant go try them out.
Will this ruin the wheels?
size of wheels matters ?
Quality of the wheels migh matters more.. I do. This with my 60mm Aeons a lot ;) 👊🏼💥 show. Me what u got
make a french video
Best for biginners.thank u very much.it helped me lot to change.LOL#SUPR
thanks for the support! now let me see your slides ;)
I know what I'm trying tomorrow
Bem que você poderia fazer essa aula em Português, pois estou tendo dificuldade em alguns termos técnicos e Inglês. hehe
Can the slide on small wheels ?? As in aggressive skates ?
Nice tutorial :) how hard your wheels are?
I am the 386 sub!
iriorton 🙏🏼👊🏼
what is the model of these triskates, I'm not speak English, my best try jeje 😁
please make a *Glove Slide* tutorial
Does this chip your wheels? / flat spot them?
I keep doing little slides and just chipping my wheels haha
Depends on the wheels, but try sliding on smoother surfaces
Is it same like on ice skates?
Someone need to appriciate the affert you put in making videos
Very useful tutorial, thanks! If you could do the same for the magic slide it'll be very much appreciated worldwide, I'm sure :) Merry christmas and Happy new year from Bulgaria! :)
thats easier. but all good ;) ill make one of those...maybe ill film it on street skates...and then its the same technique ;)
super
I wanted to skate so bad!! Butt! It had to be cool skates, so i bought hockey-skates. Its not going so wel. Its so darn hard!! The ground. Is it me or the skates. i hope you'll say the skates :D
Muito bom!!!!!!!!!
I wanna learn it so bad, but I’m so scared....🤣
Qual o nome do slide dos 6:34? um "mohawk slide"?
Você é naturalmente português?
Dá uma de Papai Noel e manda um desse para mim cara
Why did you trimm your beard
I can do power slide and power stop BUT I CAN'T MAKE A PROPER PARALLEL SLIDE!!!!
Wat boot is that
powerslide KAZE:)
THE LINO LIFE thx!!!!
Anyone have a pair of K2 V02 100 X Pro M's
i Wish i cud
Still can't :(
Penoso
Doesnt look good
Amateur! Left out the most important and crucial point out of the tutorial.
and that is?
it's boring
i know right...