Rien de mieux que cette vidéo pour bien illustrer Christophe Audoire: "le pied qui porte est le pied qui pousse ". L’exercice a une jambe j’y avait jamais pensé ! Merci Pascal, toujours cool d’écouter les conseils d’un vrai pro.
Ah, good exercises, can't wait to try them. Especially since I just bought an PS C4 Core xxx Pascal (the W.C Sprint) edition, think 2007 but really brand new! (Next to 4 other sets of mine but so pristine couldn't let it pass me by) 😃 Greetz from cold and wet Fryslân/Holland
Thank You Pascal for very good tips! I like videos where there are more specific exsercises how to improve double push, not just see how its done and being explained. BTW such a cool chrome helmet :D
Bonjour Pascal vous souvenez-vous de votre ancien élève Pierre ? Je suis son élève il m’a dit de regarder vos vidéos et j’en suis super contente ! Merci
Bonne Année jeune sportif ! ben il faudrait demander aux patineurs qui vont pratiquer, une vidéo de leurs essais, surtout sur les 2ème et 3ème méthodes ;
Do any of the cameras you use provide video replay while you are training? Meaning if I record 1-2minutes of skating could I replay it easily on my smartphone? Or is editing required? I want to record myself for training purposes. Thanks
@@ThePascalbriand Thanks Pascal. I'm a total noob on the 360 camera angles & framing. If the camera is on my helmet will be able to re-frame to "see" my hips, knees, and feet? Will I need a side mount, like the narwhal stick? I'd prefer not hold the selfie stick. Pretty sure I'll crash! Thanks again.
Very timely advice. I was trying to work on double contact and found this video. This will be fun to try. Maybe it's the camera angle but do the leading skate wheels alternate from push to push? Also, could you recommend a dryland/offskate drill to help build the feel and timing? My ankles and knees feel like they are fighting with each other. Probably poor weight transfer. Maybe a slideboard drill or just bare socks on a wood floor? Thank you Pascal!
Hello Pascal, lovely channel and lovely content, new subscriber here. I bought high cuff skate the next 80 and it was too painful for me on the heel area. I want to try put together a maybe crazy urban setup. I want to put the speed shoes of the final 125 speed skate size 39eu with the elite 3 x 100mm 231 mm trinity frame. Would you recommend such a setup? I haven't seen anyone try this and I am not sure if it is possible. But I like the idea of quickly putting on a skate and it being very light weight and hopefully it will not be painful around heel area. Maybe it will feel like a quad roller skate - inline hybrid. I would really appreciate your thoughts on this. Thank you. Have you tried putting shorter frame on your speed setup for fun around the city?
Hi Pascal, I really like your videos. But when I practice one leg slalom, I notice that my Skate opens up. Not able to understand how to improve on it. Please advise, if possible
Hi Pascal, great video again! I have a hard time creating a smooth transition from the under push to the regular push especially when there is more resistance (e.g. head wind). It feels like I lose a lot of speed / traction instead of adding it up. When I have a tailwind or the track walks down it is easy to create a smooth transition and keep the speed. Any idea what is going wrong? Any tips how to improve? I'm really stuck on this and I can't find a way to improve on this.
Probably you are not active enough to switch your upper body weight position … then you are fighting it. Maybe you can try to play a bit of shoulder movement side to side… if you look good I did a video long time ago about shoulder movement. Keep me update if it help
@@ThePascalbriand Should movement side to side (left to right) or some front to back? Or both? On ice I was taught dropping the opposite shoulder, side to side and avoid front to back. Side to side adds some compression and hip lean.
These are very helpful. Thank you!
...finally again another tutorial from you 🤗, i missed them. Thank you for your videos, they help me a lot. Many greetings from the cold Germany 👏
Rien de mieux que cette vidéo pour bien illustrer Christophe Audoire: "le pied qui porte est le pied qui pousse ".
L’exercice a une jambe j’y avait jamais pensé !
Merci Pascal, toujours cool d’écouter les conseils d’un vrai pro.
Ah, good exercises, can't wait to try them. Especially since I just bought an PS C4 Core xxx Pascal (the W.C Sprint) edition, think 2007 but really brand new! (Next to 4 other sets of mine but so pristine couldn't let it pass me by) 😃 Greetz from cold and wet Fryslân/Holland
Thanks master Pascal, always the best tips, I’ve learned so much from you and was doing these exercises yesterday.
I like all of your skating tutorial videos! It really big help for me ✨👍
Thank You Pascal for very good tips! I like videos where there are more specific exsercises how to improve double push, not just see how its done and being explained.
BTW such a cool chrome helmet :D
Exelente explicación!!! Muchas gracias!!!
Nice! Great technique. Cannot wait for spring to try it.
Perfect timing to see this video Pascal ! I needed some good practice for my d push
I’ve never seen that second exercise, makes so much sense, thanks!
Just what i needed! Thanks a lot Pascal!
Have a wonderful and prosperous New Year Pascal !
Thank you very much
Thanks Pascal!!!!! And happy new year!!!!!!
Best explanation
Really useful! thank you so much for your time and effort
Very good!! Thankyou!!🙏🇧🇷👊
Great Video 👍
I'm rooting for you in Korea.
Bonjour Pascal vous souvenez-vous de votre ancien élève Pierre ? Je suis son élève il m’a dit de regarder vos vidéos et j’en suis super contente ! Merci
Quel pierre , j ai connais plusieurs? Pierre G?
Where are all these wonderful tracks you skate on? If I came to France, where will I find them? Thank you!
Mostly around toulouse
Bonne Année jeune sportif ! ben il faudrait demander aux patineurs qui vont pratiquer, une vidéo de leurs essais, surtout sur les 2ème et 3ème méthodes ;
Bonne année thierry
Nice build-up!
Nice
Do any of the cameras you use provide video replay while you are training? Meaning if I record 1-2minutes of skating could I replay it easily on my smartphone? Or is editing required? I want to record myself for training purposes. Thanks
It’s easy to download on phone… I do all from my phone actually
@@ThePascalbriand Thanks Pascal. I'm a total noob on the 360 camera angles & framing. If the camera is on my helmet will be able to re-frame to "see" my hips, knees, and feet? Will I need a side mount, like the narwhal stick? I'd prefer not hold the selfie stick. Pretty sure I'll crash! Thanks again.
Very timely advice. I was trying to work on double contact and found this video. This will be fun to try. Maybe it's the camera angle but do the leading skate wheels alternate from push to push? Also, could you recommend a dryland/offskate drill to help build the feel and timing? My ankles and knees feel like they are fighting with each other. Probably poor weight transfer. Maybe a slideboard drill or just bare socks on a wood floor? Thank you Pascal!
will try to do but dryland is hard for double push.... i really prefer to work it on skates
@@ThePascalbriand thank you Pascal
Maybe this drill from VLOG 219? ua-cam.com/video/kJTUsfJsjPM/v-deo.html, Thank you!
@@slowsk8r33 exzctly this is the one i recommand
Cool! Will concentrate on these. What wheels are you using? They look interesting!
Just some sample wheels I was testing ;-)
Hey Pascal, where’s your new videos? I’m an addict and I need my fix 😊 hope you both are ok
Ahha yes soon too busy at the moment Ahha and need good weather :-)
Do you know if Powerslide will offer a 4x100 Trinity frame in 2022?
Hello Pascal, lovely channel and lovely content, new subscriber here. I bought high cuff skate the next 80 and it was too painful for me on the heel area. I want to try put together a maybe crazy urban setup. I want to put the speed shoes of the final 125 speed skate size 39eu with the elite 3 x 100mm 231 mm trinity frame. Would you recommend such a setup? I haven't seen anyone try this and I am not sure if it is possible. But I like the idea of quickly putting on a skate and it being very light weight and hopefully it will not be painful around heel area. Maybe it will feel like a quad roller skate - inline hybrid. I would really appreciate your thoughts on this. Thank you. Have you tried putting shorter frame on your speed setup for fun around the city?
Yes I do similar set up regularly when I go urban for quick fun. It work nicely for me as I have ankle control … it’s light fast and fun then.
@@ThePascalbriandAah so it works, thank you so much Pascal. I will get it!
Hi Pascal, I really like your videos.
But when I practice one leg slalom, I notice that my Skate opens up. Not able to understand how to improve on it. Please advise, if possible
Plezse check Your frame setting and try to make it point more inside maybe
Hi Pascal, great video again! I have a hard time creating a smooth transition from the under push to the regular push especially when there is more resistance (e.g. head wind). It feels like I lose a lot of speed / traction instead of adding it up. When I have a tailwind or the track walks down it is easy to create a smooth transition and keep the speed. Any idea what is going wrong? Any tips how to improve? I'm really stuck on this and I can't find a way to improve on this.
Probably you are not active enough to switch your upper body weight position … then you are fighting it. Maybe you can try to play a bit of shoulder movement side to side… if you look good I did a video long time ago about shoulder movement. Keep me update if it help
@@ThePascalbriand Thx for your response, I'll go out and try.
@@ThePascalbriand Should movement side to side (left to right) or some front to back? Or both? On ice I was taught dropping the opposite shoulder, side to side and avoid front to back. Side to side adds some compression and hip lean.
@@slowsk8r33 not bad to experiment both… I don’t suggest to drop th d’opposite on Inline … different effect than on the ice
@@ThePascalbriand I will experiment more. You inspire me to finding the timing and feel. Hard to do it slow and keep my balance. Thank you Pascal.