Inline Skating: How to Turn
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2023
- Turning is a very important skill to learn when inline skating; after all, you don’t just want to be skating straight the entire time, and need to be able to skate around or avoid objects if necessary.
In this video I show you how to do a proper tight turn, what both your upper- and lower body need to be doing to make the turn effective, and also go over the most common mistakes beginners make when turning.
Have fun watching and then get out and hit the streets!
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I got inline skates for my birthday and i wanted to learn for fun, this video really helped me a lot, thanks for these lessons ❤👑
That’s really cool! Glad I could help!
Thank you for the details about where to put your weight and upper body positioning, this helped a lot
You're welcome! Glad I could help!
do you have a recommendation for a good helmet for a female?
tutorials like these really help me out at the age of 29 lol. Did roller blades a couple of times like 20 years ago, now we back practicing and developing basic skills. And its hella fun. Its been 2 days since i started practicing after 20 years, and Im picking up fairly quickly i think thanks to videos like these, but I really struggle with stopping at the moment hehe. But we'll get there hopefully. Thanks!
Glad you like the vid! Stopping is tough on rollerblades, but here’s a video that might help you! ua-cam.com/video/DOkzoVgEUH0/v-deo.htmlsi=nQF1ZGKHprJlZVM3
@MarcelsHockeySchool I checked that one out before this one already but thanks for the effort and reply appreciate it and ut vids too boss!
Thanks! 43 year old newbie here (started rolling 4 days ago). That upper body explanation was gold for me. I could turn but wasn't aware that it was due to an instinctual upper body twist. After seeing your video and becoming conscious of my upper body twist, I can now turn much sharper and I can also power stop at lower speeds, which I couldn't do before.
Hey, I’m glad that I could help you out!
The upper body is so important with all turns and crossovers!
I just started 2 days ago and I'm 43 too!! How are you getting on?
@@chrisplayz253 just butting in to say I'm 53 and it's going great! But I wear ALL the protective gear. 😏 Hope you're still getting after it!
@@KellySimon love that Kelly, thanks for sharing ❤️ I haven't been out of the house on them yet still waiting for my helmet to be delivered, but having so much fun so far 😁
Perfect timing, just started playing inline for the off-season. It’s insanely more physical though, I threw up a little. Just in my mouth.
Don’t worry, I’ve thrown up playing hockey before too😃
This makes so much sense. Just started rollerblading a week ago, and this video explains it perfectly. Thank you.
Glad you liked the vid!
HOLY CATS! FINALLY!! I've been focusing so hard on the "stagger step" and I just. couldn't. get. it. One look at you and the visualization (or actually trying to) touch the ground during the turn and I FINALLY got it. And the additional help of seeing you turn just by turning your upper body. Thank you so much!!!
You’re most welcome! I‘m glad that I could help out!
Same. I was watching all the vids to try fix it. It felt more natural the other way before.
@@MephistoRolling 👍👍💪
You rock! Thank you so very much for your time, energy, in depth explanations and sharing your knowledge for free nonetheless….❤!
You’re most welcome! Glad I can help out!
Same here
Thank you so much I've been watching your videos and I am learning how to turn and you're the best. Perfect timing for me thank you
You’re welcome! Glad I could help you out!
The intro song is played on some of the Hey Bear Sensory videos that I play for my son. I was very surprised when I heard it on the start-up!
Cool! I like the tune!
wow this helped me a lot. been watching other videos on how to turn and this one is the best one so far.
Glad I could help you out!
You’re an amazing teacher! I learned so much from your videos! Thank you! I subscribed!
Thanks so much!
Outstanding video! This will be helpful in the upcoming summer tourney. Thanks Marcel for all the knowledge👍
You’re most welcome!
Exploring this more I see going left is doable but going right clearly feels weaker. Any good drills for helping correct this?
@@christophermasalskis4312 honestly everyone has one side that is weaker and to improve it you just have to train it more often than the good side!
What a fantastic video!!! Thank you from Japan!!!
You’re most welcome!
Fantastic video! Really helpful. I’m still struggling to commit to the ‘outside edge’ of my inside skate. But I’m sure I’ll get there!
Thanks! Yeah the outside edge is definitely tougher for all skaters. Just keep working on it!
Love from Kenya.... You rock man
Thanks so much! Greetings from Germany 👋
excellent tutorial skills...subscribed, and thanks!
you're very welcome and thanks for the sub!
Thank you for the tutorial. I need to practice more my weak left leg when turning
Your welcome! Yeah always practice your weaker side more than your good side!
Thank you so much
You’re very welcome!
Super useful
Thank you!
Great tutorial, Marcel! You have the best (ice/inline/hockey) skating tutorials! I've been skiing a lot for a decade now, and now started learning ice skating over the winter and it's awesome. Now with the summer season I also started inline skating, and turning I found to be essential and slightly different than on ice due to the friction. May I ask what brand of inline skates are use using in this video?
Hi Balint, thanks a lot! Yes skiing will help you a lot with ice and inline skating, but like you said, turning is different and I find more difficult on inline skates.
I am actually using my Bauer Hyperlite ice skates with and inline chassis put on them. I haven’t bought inline skates in about 20 years- I just always take a pair of my ice skates that I’m not using anymore and get wheels put on them!
@@MarcelsHockeySchoolFirst of all thanks for your channel, really great!
Do you use rockering on your skates?
@@Fatman191275 thanks a lot!
I used Marsblades so they are automatically rockered
I like if you skating ❤
Thank you for teaching us
You’re welcome!
you have the best inline hockey skating tutorial series with the best practices, please keep them coming!!! 🤘🏼
Thanks so much! I only do them in the summer because in the winter I’m on the ice, and right now I’m injured too so I can’t shoot any videos, but I’ll slowly but surely keep bringing new inline vids out!
i like the way you take off when you accelerate. like an enforcer
😃😃😃 thanks. I was more of a dangler 😃
Wieder ein tolles Video, danke dir! Kurze Frage: Hast du Tipps wie man den Kanadier Bogen on Ice wie auch off Ice auf Inlinern mit dem schwächeren Fuß meistern kann? Oder muss man einfach nur üben üben üben?
Danke!
Es ist nur Übungssache- man muss die schwache Seite mehr üben wie die gute.
Great tutorials, my son finds them easy to follow along to. Definitely helping him to progress. 👍
That's a lot! Glad I'm helping your son learn!
thx
You’re welcome!
When you are turning in scissors position (and legs spreaded to the side - hand touch the ground), you get your weight to inside leg or outside leg (like in carving on skiing)?
More on the inside leg when then hand is touching down.
taken me ages practice to get a fair turn. realised my upper was too hunched over for upper body turn. going the other way on weak side gonna be hard
Yeah drop the hips, not the upper body, and just spend more time working your weak side
Sounds like you're using hard wheels from the noise. Can you do those turns on soft and super grippy 80A wheels? I'm on stock 80A wheels atm and the only way I can turn tightly is ironically with crossovers or putting my outside foot ahead of the inside foot. I found it easier to pivot both feet in that setup with the super grippy wheels. I've been trying your technique but it's really hard with super grippy wheels. I did try it over slippier surfaces like super dusty smooth concrete or glass tiled surface and it was easier, I can even do that "semi hockey stop" but not on regular pavement with my 80A wheels and also found it harder on my knees as well. Thanks
Yes I can do the turn with soft wheels outside, even with super soft 74As. What doesn’t work is the semi-hockey stop on the street with super soft wheels- they just grip too much. I think I was using 84A in this vid but I’m not sure 😃
@@MarcelsHockeySchool Thanks. It seems you're right. Just needed some practice. I used to turn in a similar technique, however, the outside foot is ahead of the inner foot. I sometimes almost fall on my butt with your turning style. The technique seems to cause heavy amount of wear on the wheels esp on the rearmost wheel, inner edge without doing a semi-hockey stop. The least wear turn is still the crossover. Problem with crossover is when you want to slow down during a turn, you speed up instead!
Please am in Ghana and I really love ur teachings on how to ride an inline roller skates, but I really need some of the rollerblades but am in Ghana how can I get some
There is a group on Instagram from Ghana called bladerskatesgh , maybe they can help?
Oh! okay that's good but am now learning how to ride an inline roller skates but I've kept falling each time that I tried and I don't know why especially the turning so please can you help me out because am your number one fun in Ghana and I've been watching your videos each and every day please help me out
will this also work in ice skating
?
Yes. Only on ice you can turn even sharper. I also have a full on ice turning video: ua-cam.com/video/il4UslJVUQ8/v-deo.htmlsi=MC7XIB5PA1BF9xe7
Why my feet are so quickly getting sore just practice for 5 minutes and my feet are getting sore. Need an answer please
That’s pretty normal at the start. You get used to it and then they hurt less.
Orthopedic insoles also would because the regular skate insoles are usually not well made
@@MarcelsHockeySchool thank you
Let me know, is it flat wheels or banana?
the back two are 4mm bigger than the front two
i dont get how you curve and maintain speed without lifting your leg off the ground.
im doing the one legged exercise (supposed to be the easiest lol)
You can still push while leaving your feet on the ground.
I’m having a similar problem, my pushing leg kinda gets away from me and I end up with a really wide stance. When I leave it on the ground
@@jacknim you should have a wide stance in the turn. Try to keep your hip, knee and ankle joints aligned though. Sometimes the ankle will bend inwards and you’ll feel like your foot is going to slip out.
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I appreciate the way you are able to provide foundational versions of the technique that include the whole body, and not just a disjointed series of steps that are then recombined later.
Helps a lot with maintaining the flow! 🫡
Thanks! I’m glad you like the vids!