As someone who has rollerbladed for over 25 years. Helmet helmet helmet helmet helmet. I've been doing aggressive skating since 2001 and even when I'm skating around the neighborhood in my fitness skates I wear a helmet. One pebble can jam your wheel regardless of skill. Otherwise you're progressing well.
May i ask how to skate outside? I keep on tumbling. But i have the same road as the person here in the video. I already mastered how to skate inside. I rarely even fall when i skate inside. Can you give me tips?
@@krystinamonacar179 she's doing a lot of her skating on tiles which are actually not easy to skate on at all. Anything that has cracks or seams make it more difficult. If you can skate on a smooth floor find a smooth flat surface outside. Feel free to post a video if you want specific advice. Mostly try to stay in a slightly crouched stance with your knees bent, never stand up straight.
Hey, i really want to start inline skating and all i’ve used are my mom’s old “head” inline skates that i recently broke. I want to buy myself a new pair and since you’re experienced, can you please give me advice for what type of skates i should look for? Or maybe even recommend a brand? I’ ll be really thankful since i have no one to ask and the information i find on websites is confusing
@@beliss7642 lol maybe I should start a rollerblading channel instead of gaming j/k. I would stay to known brands. Rollerblade, K2, and powerslide all make really good skates. For fitness skates I really like Rollerblades design and prefer a hard boot. Some people find the K2 softboot. I haven't skated powerslide's fitness skates but their aggressive skates are incredibly well made.
Tip for beginners: don’t try to do tricks right away just try to get a feeling for the skates first and that takes a lot of time but it is worth it :) so just drive around for a few weeks and learn to stop properly
Very inspiring. First of all, can I say the song choices are just wow. Soooo good. Watching you progress is fun. This is how I got started rollerblading too by watching other rollerbladers on UA-cam. I subscribed ❤ love the video format.
Great progress. For crossovers, if turning left you need to put your weight on your left skate, lean into the left turn and lift your right skate over it and in front. Almost like you’re running around a bend on a running track. At the moment you are letting your left skate slide in behind your right skate as you turn left. Keep it up!
not too bad !! make sure your skates are good and tight, i can see your ankles wobbling it will help with control as well. always bend the knees and stay looose !!!!! keep up the good work though !
i like my skates somewhat loose personally, but a tip for doing cross overs- dont love the back leg behind, move the front leg over.. so step over the back leg, instead of stepping behind the front leg,, you'll get more balance, control and speed
@@vacbot5192 I will remember that for the next time I have another shot at it. I just hope I remember everything else I've mentally learned in the fifteen months.
That was a really fast progression, congratulations!!! I started skating again also in quarentine, and rememberd why I liked to skate a lot. Here some tips that really help me to skate better. -Relax your body. -alway be a little lean to the front (falls backward can hurt you really bad) . -think in the motion when you are running. -when rolling backward dont look at your feet, that puts a lot of weight to the front and makes you fall, look over your shoulder. -when rolling backward keep some distance between your skates, one a little bit in front of the other. -learn to T brake. -when you are learning something new, try to keep your body low. Helps to fall more softly.
A lot of people have said this but for your crosses in simple terms instead of putting your right foot behind your left you want to lift your left foot and put it over your right, assuming you’re turning right and the opposite way to turn left. This will feel more natural after a while.
I did the same cross over and realized it's the wrong method recently. I would want to change it but it has become a habit. Very hard to change. Still trying now.
Very cool!! Good job! Tip: (from a hockey player and pro rollerblader), your next step needs to be to lift each leg up to push off, your skating kind of like you’re wearing skiis You can try doing balancing by lifting each leg for as long as you can go! Check out the way hockey players and other skaters stride by pushing off Good luck!
1-you should wear protection. 2-work on your balance before the tricks( that’s is what is going to help to not fall), 3- learg how to stop, that is very important! Then, you should try with the tricks
Ooooo so nice!! Its nice to see people failing and then proceeding to do the thing correctly, makes me feel like i can do it too no matter how much i fail and fall, one day ill be able to do it too!!!! Keep skating, ill keep doing it too and lets always have lots of fun learning tricks and putting them to good use around our neighborhood \o/
Am I seeing an XMUM buddy here? Oh my what are the odds? 😂 I just started to pick up inline skating as a new interest recently and I'm on my 5th day of practice 😂😂 It's just so fulfilling to see someone from same campus practicing the same sports! Power to you!!
Cool. Yeah, your doing the crossover opposite though :) You should move the outside leg in front of the inside leg instead. The inside leg being the one closest to the way your turning.
I didn't know that there was a name for every little thing you do on skates. But skating is lots of fun my whole family love is and we go out all the time. Good job
Are you in Malaysia too? Keep it up gurl! Make sure to put on safety guards and helmet when you're not in a controlled environment. Do learn this 2 tricks, T-stop and power slide. They are some brake moves. It is important to learn how to brake. Happy skating!!!
Really good video😊 i love inlineskating so much😍 and I like that you always try new things and never be afraid of falling or failing a trick👍 maybe a tip for your camera position: try to film in the horizontal way because that's the UA-cam format and you see more of you and your surrounding😉
funny that you do your crossovers with crossing one foot behind. Normally you cross in front of the leading foot. Made it maybe harder for you to learn this, but in the end it looks really cool and unique
I'll join the fray, just put a note at the beginning saying that anyone who is going to start should split their budget on skates and protection gear. No matter if it's in the front door or on real road. :) Got to wait you reach 2 months before seeing wrist and knee pads while you were skating on very short clothes, it's painful to watch seeing you fall on bare skin, luckily, smooth tiles and low speed are very forgiving but bones are easy to break (speaking with experience there). nevertheless, very good progression! That's really the first time I am seeing those crossover as a milestone. Is that part of a written training? When you go down the ramp, having one foot in front of the other will help you stabilize a little bit more than side to side. Keep riding and smiling. ^_^ edit: also, when you stand, please check or have somebody look at how angled are your skates. Your feet are slightly leaning on the inside up to 2 months, but on the last part, not sure because you are not riding enough front forward to the camera to see. This is a milestone in control over your skates, being able to skates with the feet straight.
Feels the boots are not tightened well enough. I bet it's hard to do a one foot glide. Need to do one foot glide before making a real cross over. One foot glide can help you fell inside and outside edges. Also try warming up with forward an backward lemons to feel the push.
For the spread eagle thing you're doing if you just was to spin an slow down you can get the same effect by turning your back foot out without trying to get your legs so wide. It's how I stop when I don't have a ton of speed.
@@eggness5800 And I cried when the brakes were taken off after years. Downhill I find it really mean when you don't have a brake anymore. Does it go downhill with you without any problems?
nice progress .. may want to switch your leg. when turn right, right leg must be in front of left leg and when turn left, left leg must be in front of right leg
Well done! Great progress. Just a little drag-stop tip. Most of your weight should be on your front skate, and you want to be on the outside edge of this skate; this should help prevent going into a spin. Keep it up! 👍
Ik I'm SUPER later but that's not how you cross over omg xD I can send you a video link or something if you still reading the comments and keep your ankle up straight because it gives better balance and you can balance on one foot easier if you keep your ankle up straight and helps with balance and ankle strength in general. You're probably way better by now but just wanted to say idk how I didn't see this video sooner :
You might want to look up a video on parallel turning. The way you're turning is more like the first step of doing a crossover. In a parallel turn, for example, when you turn to the right you should have your right foot ahead of the left in a scissor position. This should make turning a lot easier, fix the tilt of your ankles, and also puts you in a better position to start doing crossovers when you get the hang of it! Here's a shot vid ua-cam.com/video/IeFv1nl26Nw/v-deo.html .
as a 11 yr that skates for 7 yrs. good progression but i suggest you to learn how to feel your skates and dont try to do tricks just yet because if you do it will make you hard to do tricks in the future
Definitely kicking ass! I'm sure you've only improved since this so much more. A small tip (even though everyone in the world is giving you tips so I apologize for unwarranted advice) is cross overs should be done by putting your front foot over your rear foot. not putting your rear foot behind your front foot. you're essentially wanting to push with that front foot while turning. But once again, it looks like you're doing such a great job! Keep it up!!
Pero seguiste con el patinaje la verdad te encuentro super valiente xq yo siento q no he avanzado nada y tu! La hicii toaa !te pasaste muestranos mas videos de patinaje ahora ya debes ser pro o no??
Suggest u to watch skatefresh Asha to learn the proper basics. Your crossover is one of a kind that I've never seen. Better watch Asha on youtube before you develop alot of bad habits.
As someone who has rollerbladed for over 25 years. Helmet helmet helmet helmet helmet. I've been doing aggressive skating since 2001 and even when I'm skating around the neighborhood in my fitness skates I wear a helmet. One pebble can jam your wheel regardless of skill. Otherwise you're progressing well.
May i ask how to skate outside? I keep on tumbling. But i have the same road as the person here in the video. I already mastered how to skate inside. I rarely even fall when i skate inside. Can you give me tips?
@@krystinamonacar179 she's doing a lot of her skating on tiles which are actually not easy to skate on at all. Anything that has cracks or seams make it more difficult. If you can skate on a smooth floor find a smooth flat surface outside. Feel free to post a video if you want specific advice. Mostly try to stay in a slightly crouched stance with your knees bent, never stand up straight.
@@grivoc ohh thank you so much for the advice :))!!
Hey, i really want to start inline skating and all i’ve used are my mom’s old “head” inline skates that i recently broke. I want to buy myself a new pair and since you’re experienced, can you please give me advice for what type of skates i should look for? Or maybe even recommend a brand? I’ ll be really thankful since i have no one to ask and the information i find on websites is confusing
@@beliss7642 lol maybe I should start a rollerblading channel instead of gaming j/k. I would stay to known brands. Rollerblade, K2, and powerslide all make really good skates. For fitness skates I really like Rollerblades design and prefer a hard boot. Some people find the K2 softboot. I haven't skated powerslide's fitness skates but their aggressive skates are incredibly well made.
Tip for beginners: don’t try to do tricks right away just try to get a feeling for the skates first and that takes a lot of time but it is worth it :) so just drive around for a few weeks and learn to stop properly
True.. Doing tricks but not able to balance like seriously?
Some people just do that to show “the trick” on tik tok
@@FlorNiz yea i realized, ppl showing off but they cant do a shit...fuqin tik tok
@@joezenone5491 girl cant even drive forwards properly nor turning but trying backwards driving ofc it wont work ^^
@@joezenone5491 "After 5 days: CROSSOVER"
[Continues to falls over repeatedly].
This just gave me massive anxiety the fact that she’s not wearing any form of protection is just super risky 😥💀
pls use protection gear honey
Very inspiring. First of all, can I say the song choices are just wow. Soooo good.
Watching you progress is fun. This is how I got started rollerblading too by watching other rollerbladers on UA-cam.
I subscribed ❤ love the video format.
Great progress. For crossovers, if turning left you need to put your weight on your left skate, lean into the left turn and lift your right skate over it and in front. Almost like you’re running around a bend on a running track. At the moment you are letting your left skate slide in behind your right skate as you turn left.
Keep it up!
Omg! Thanks for your information. It’s very helpful :)
not too bad !! make sure your skates are good and tight, i can see your ankles wobbling it will help with control as well. always bend the knees and stay looose !!!!! keep up the good work though !
Thanks for the tips!!
I'm still not sure if that means wearing a size lower than one's regular sneaker size.
i like my skates somewhat loose personally, but a tip for doing cross overs- dont love the back leg behind, move the front leg over.. so step over the back leg, instead of stepping behind the front leg,, you'll get more balance, control and speed
@@vacbot5192 I will remember that for the next time I have another shot at it. I just hope I remember everything else I've mentally learned in the fifteen months.
This is awesome! I don't see many rollerbladers anymore, and I want to start bringing it back to my area.
Yes they are foo fun just know IT TAKE TIME but .give it a shot it’s so worth it
That was a really fast progression, congratulations!!!
I started skating again also in quarentine, and rememberd why I liked to skate a lot.
Here some tips that really help me to skate better.
-Relax your body.
-alway be a little lean to the front (falls backward can hurt you really bad) .
-think in the motion when you are running.
-when rolling backward dont look at your feet, that puts a lot of weight to the front and makes you fall, look over your shoulder.
-when rolling backward keep some distance between your skates, one a little bit in front of the other.
-learn to T brake.
-when you are learning something new, try to keep your body low. Helps to fall more softly.
A lot of people have said this but for your crosses in simple terms instead of putting your right foot behind your left you want to lift your left foot and put it over your right, assuming you’re turning right and the opposite way to turn left. This will feel more natural after a while.
Good job over all, but I have really never seen anybody do crossovers like that...
Neither me, but i sure wanna try this😁
Maybe I do it in wrong way. Trying to improve.
@@eggness5800 No problem...Just keep trying!
@@eggness5800 Check Skatefresh Asha channel. It is better if you learn it correctly the first time. ua-cam.com/video/j7u6myjsYIY/v-deo.html
I did the same cross over and realized it's the wrong method recently. I would want to change it but it has become a habit. Very hard to change. Still trying now.
That's so funny because I'm skating for 9 years now, but I've never had words for the tricks I'm doing :D
Btw keep your work up! Nice progression!
Very cool!! Good job!
Tip: (from a hockey player and pro rollerblader), your next step needs to be to lift each leg up to push off, your skating kind of like you’re wearing skiis
You can try doing balancing by lifting each leg for as long as you can go!
Check out the way hockey players and other skaters stride by pushing off
Good luck!
Good job! Self taught and motivating me to go rollerblade again!
Yesss!!!
1-you should wear protection. 2-work on your balance before the tricks( that’s is what is going to help to not fall), 3- learg how to stop, that is very important! Then, you should try with the tricks
Ooooo so nice!!
Its nice to see people failing and then proceeding to do the thing correctly, makes me feel like i can do it too no matter how much i fail and fall, one day ill be able to do it too!!!!
Keep skating, ill keep doing it too and lets always have lots of fun learning tricks and putting them to good use around our neighborhood \o/
Am I seeing an XMUM buddy here? Oh my what are the odds? 😂 I just started to pick up inline skating as a new interest recently and I'm on my 5th day of practice 😂😂 It's just so fulfilling to see someone from same campus practicing the same sports! Power to you!!
Hii can youdo a video of your skates ? I dont know which skate to buy bc i want inline but to do artistic 😂
Snow white skate I think but this is really expensive!
Cool. Yeah, your doing the crossover opposite though :) You should move the outside leg in front of the inside leg instead. The inside leg being the one closest to the way your turning.
I didn't know that there was a name for every little thing you do on skates. But skating is lots of fun my whole family love is and we go out all the time. Good job
Are you in Malaysia too?
Keep it up gurl!
Make sure to put on safety guards and helmet when you're not in a controlled environment.
Do learn this 2 tricks, T-stop and power slide.
They are some brake moves.
It is important to learn how to brake.
Happy skating!!!
Really good video😊 i love inlineskating so much😍 and I like that you always try new things and never be afraid of falling or failing a trick👍 maybe a tip for your camera position: try to film in the horizontal way because that's the UA-cam format and you see more of you and your surrounding😉
Hi, I've been rollerblading for a week now. I didn't learn any tricks yet. You're so good! 😍
Doing tricks add more fun 🤩
funny that you do your crossovers with crossing one foot behind. Normally you cross in front of the leading foot. Made it maybe harder for you to learn this, but in the end it looks really cool and unique
Nice work! I started 3 weeks ago and I only know a few tricks but u knew so many in just a week I didn’t know of keep it up!
I'll join the fray, just put a note at the beginning saying that anyone who is going to start should split their budget on skates and protection gear. No matter if it's in the front door or on real road. :) Got to wait you reach 2 months before seeing wrist and knee pads while you were skating on very short clothes, it's painful to watch seeing you fall on bare skin, luckily, smooth tiles and low speed are very forgiving but bones are easy to break (speaking with experience there). nevertheless, very good progression!
That's really the first time I am seeing those crossover as a milestone. Is that part of a written training?
When you go down the ramp, having one foot in front of the other will help you stabilize a little bit more than side to side.
Keep riding and smiling. ^_^
edit: also, when you stand, please check or have somebody look at how angled are your skates. Your feet are slightly leaning on the inside up to 2 months, but on the last part, not sure because you are not riding enough front forward to the camera to see. This is a milestone in control over your skates, being able to skates with the feet straight.
I agree. Safety gears are so important especially when the wheels are literally attached to your feet
Yesssssssss. DON'T STOP. It's fun. 😁
You can be proud of you ! I'm a beginner too, keep on trying ! ^^
Feels the boots are not tightened well enough. I bet it's hard to do a one foot glide. Need to do one foot glide before making a real cross over. One foot glide can help you fell inside and outside edges. Also try warming up with forward an backward lemons to feel the push.
For the spread eagle thing you're doing if you just was to spin an slow down you can get the same effect by turning your back foot out without trying to get your legs so wide. It's how I stop when I don't have a ton of speed.
it me a year ago ... and now I'm at skate park cruising from ramp to ramp jumping down from 6'.... good work
If I have to point out something positive from quarantine, this is learning a new skill: inline skating which gave me a skating pal!!!
Muy bien aprovechado el tiempo, es muy lindo practicar deportes y lograr nuevas destrezas, felicitaciones y seguí practicando que se ve el progreso.
I self taught inline skate from this Jan., and I feel more confidence when I saw your video. Cheers
Top tip - get a helmet.
I think it's great when beginners dare to ride without brakes. Was it your first time on rollerblades and without a brake?
Yes my first rollerblades is without a brake 😂
@@eggness5800 And I cried when the brakes were taken off after years. Downhill I find it really mean when you don't have a brake anymore. Does it go downhill with you without any problems?
My first inline skating day was on 110 X 3 without heel brake.
@@blattlaus4782 yeah I can go downhill without much problems, but I use T-stop whenever I feel like I am too fast and need to slow down. Haha
Wow! 😮👍 it's awesome I'm learning to play for 2 weeks, I'll train like you.😉❤️
Hello what skate shop did you get them from can I get a link? And how much did they cost?
I want to get into inline skating and was wondering what skates you have, they are really pretty! ✨
I think she has Freeride skate
when i see malaysia i will support. i also just learn about inline skating
nice progress .. may want to switch your leg. when turn right, right leg must be in front of left leg and when turn left, left leg must be in front of right leg
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You doing good. Please wear your helmet in skatepark. Try focus on one-footed elements in first place, others will go easier.
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Well done! Great progress. Just a little drag-stop tip. Most of your weight should be on your front skate, and you want to be on the outside edge of this skate; this should help prevent going into a spin.
Keep it up! 👍
Very nice. You should do an update! How old are you?
What skates are these I think we ordered the same skates but mine aren’t here yet
Damn you are so brave at trying some moves!
Nice job. Concentrate more on skating on one leg like figure skaters do. And learn to feel and control inner and outer edges.
Ik I'm SUPER later but that's not how you cross over omg xD I can send you a video link or something if you still reading the comments and keep your ankle up straight because it gives better balance and you can balance on one foot easier if you keep your ankle up straight and helps with balance and ankle strength in general. You're probably way better by now but just wanted to say idk how I didn't see this video sooner :
How often a week did you practice
During full lockdown, I almost practiced everyday.
Thx for the reply. And good job skating 👏 👍
You still skating? It should be a year now right?
Can I know what type of skates you're using, where you bought it and the price please?
What’s your favorite part about summer?
You're making me want to pick up a new hobby T-T good job on the progress!!
btw where did u get the skates from??
As a rollerblader who has also does gymnastics 2:04 is not a pleasant way to fall even if your flexible 😂😂😂
What skates are you wearing?
You might want to look up a video on parallel turning. The way you're turning is more like the first step of doing a crossover. In a parallel turn, for example, when you turn to the right you should have your right foot ahead of the left in a scissor position. This should make turning a lot easier, fix the tilt of your ankles, and also puts you in a better position to start doing crossovers when you get the hang of it! Here's a shot vid ua-cam.com/video/IeFv1nl26Nw/v-deo.html .
as a 11 yr that skates for 7 yrs. good progression but i suggest you to learn how to feel your skates and dont try to do tricks just yet because if you do it will make you hard to do tricks in the future
Nice! Keep an eye on the pronation.
What kind of skates do you have?
Great work!
Thank you!
Congratulations from a Girl in Brazil 😁
Thank you much love send from Malaysia 🥰
Great job!
Thank you:))
Definitely kicking ass! I'm sure you've only improved since this so much more. A small tip (even though everyone in the world is giving you tips so I apologize for unwarranted advice) is cross overs should be done by putting your front foot over your rear foot. not putting your rear foot behind your front foot. you're essentially wanting to push with that front foot while turning. But once again, it looks like you're doing such a great job! Keep it up!!
please more roller's video!
i learned roller blading on the road 😅
Can you update us on your progress??? ❤❤🙌🏻🙌🏻 pleaseeeee
Motivation!!! 👏👏👏👏
Hi. What is your real Instagram account? Because the one you show in the video (@ imagnes98), I couldn't find it.
imagnes___
update?
how your progress now
Cool
Pero seguiste con el patinaje la verdad te encuentro super valiente xq yo siento q no he avanzado nada y tu! La hicii toaa !te pasaste muestranos mas videos de patinaje ahora ya debes ser pro o no??
Is that Ipoh?
From - India
Wow nice video upload 🥰❤️❤️😍😍👌👌👌👌👌
Do you have tiktok pls?
I don’t really play tik tok hahah
Never Give up.
Not bad 👍👍👍
Suggest u to watch skatefresh Asha to learn the proper basics. Your crossover is one of a kind that I've never seen. Better watch Asha on youtube before you develop alot of bad habits.
Nice babe❤️
🥰😘😘
we miss u🥺
Y si estas aprendiendo por que no usas proteccion y casco...
Gud work...
😘
nice progression
Why am I too lazy for this :")
Amazing..,, im from indonesia.. namaste
Hey 8 may is my birthday date
Amoi kenapa tak pakai seluar. Nnt jatuh calar kaki. Aduiii sayang kaki cantik2 tu
Hey.. What your Name instagram?
Im in 5 days
We have the same skates 🤣
Semangat kakk
te single kaparaw ha.ha.ha sabi frien ko
:D cutez
🥰🥰🥰
I love u
As an good inline skater myself, I woud've gone for more simple and usefull techniques to learn than a 180 jump into rolling backwards :p