Learn to Inline Skate: Crossovers Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2021
- Crossovers are a very important skill to learn in inline skating, and one of the first skills beginners should be learning after having learned to skate forward in a straight line.
Crossovers are a great way to take a wider turn while generating speed, and also great for picking up speed in a straight line.
In this video I show you how to learn the crossover step by step: we start standing still, then take our first mini-steps while rolling, progress to doing continuous crossovers in a circle, and then finish off with linear crossovers to build up speed while skating forward!
Enjoy the video and have fun practicing!
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Hi Im a returning skater after 25years yes mid life crisis 😂 Great tutorials my ultimate goal to learn to skate backwards 👍 Also now as an adult someone teaching you makes more sense , Thank you for being a great teacher and the videos are awesome 🙏🏻
Glad I could help! Backward skating tutorial I haven’t done on rollerblades yet, only on ice but it’s very similar.
Me too 15 years off and starting again after back surgery
@@rosac8168 yeahh same here!! let's go guys!
Same here. 25 years later skating with my kids now.
@@CatzzSkatesFamily Awesome enjoy ☺️
Very helpful video! I watched several tutorials but none mentioned the position of the body, so I wasn’t achieving the crossover til I watched this! Thanks!!! 🙌🙌🙌
You’re most welcome!
Great video! Just got back into it after 13 and eager to learn again. Thank you!
You’re most welcome!
Great lesson, thanks for sharing! Now to practice these drills.
You’re welcome! Have fun practicing!
Hola Marcel! What I like the most of this channel is that you take your time to answer all our questions 😃👍
So I'd like to know why you call It a ”semi" hockey stop? What's the difference? Thanks so much! Cheers!
Thanks for the tutorial. Really appreciate it 👍
Glad you liked it!
Thak you for the tutorial. Despite skating for a some years now I never got to do crossovers.
I am still trying to perfect them but your tutorial has been the best for me to land the basic skill. The static crossing over at the begging was perfect to make me remember my cebter of gravity
Great that I could help you out a bit!
So glad to see another inline skate video! Please keep them coming!
Thanks Trevor! This will be my last one for this summer. Next year again!
@@MarcelsHockeySchool Hey Marcel, I tried the tips from this video. They were tremendously helpful. The tip about the upper torso tilt thing was quite profound as my crossovers look a lot better and feel much easier to execute. Would you say the same idea of leaning away (with your upper body) from the direction of the turn applies to skating backwards?
@@TrevorWongMusic Glad tip was helpful. Yes with backward crossovers I would also try to lean out.
This is a great tutorial. Learning the side step now. Was so fearful of face planting but its actually not that bad balancing with your knees crossed. Gunna skim the fist two videos for any good tips.
Glad you’d liked it! I think that part 2 could definitely help you as well!
Thanks - well done step by step..
You’re welcome!
Thank you.....I think I have the confidence now to try crossovers
that's great! Good luck!
Awesome tutorial Marcel 👌
Thanks a lot😊
it helped me tons, thanx!
That’s great! I’m glad that I could help you!
Great tutorial series. I just got a pair of inline skates for fitness and to have fun. I'll work on these once I get comfortable with the first couple videos content and maybe stopping.
Thanks a lot and have fun!
Amazing instructor
Thank you ☺️
Great tutorial! 👌
Thanks a lot!
❤❤❤❤it was so cool to learn it thx so much as a son of a person who never been on any skates i still love it❤❤❤❤❤❤
That’s awesome!
Thank you, very informative. Please make more, I'll be practicing these drills for the next 2 weeks.
Glad I could help! I’m switching back into the ice season soon though, so the next rollerblade video won’t be until next summer sadly.
Thanks teacher .
You’re welcome!
watching from Philippines, thank for sharing knowledge🙂🙂
You’re most welcome!
Another excellent technique and demonstration.
Thanks a lot! Next video will be released tomorrow!
@@MarcelsHockeySchool I just realised your posture and movements are quite different to those who don't play ice skating or ice hockey.
Wish you (and the internet) were around 50 years ago. Could have used your expertise at the ice rink! 😅 I've learned more watching your 12 minute video today than I learned in hours of figure skating lessons back then. (True!)
Thanks a lot! I wish I‘d have started this channel way earlier than 2017!
Cooles Video 🙈
Ich hab mir das damals selber beigebracht aber denke durch dein Video kann ich mich noch in vieler Hinsicht verbessern💪 danke😁🥰
Sehr gerne! Ja ein paar extra Tipps sind mit Sicherheit hilfreich!
This has come at a perfect time! Lockdown in Sydney means rinks are closed and I just got Marsblades! The transition from ice to inline is a little terrifying.
I just too watched it now and myself from sydeny too. Nice video, it really helps.
@@ravindarthati4095 glad you liked it!
I have marsblades too! Take about 2-3 skates to get used to but after that you’ll be fine!
That's ok
Thanks
thx so much i learnt so much from u
Yo it is cool to reply to myself LOL
Glad I could help you out!
Danke Marcel :)
Bitte!
This sounds silly but i never knew i can also learn crossover on rollerskates. Thank you!
You’re welcome! Yeah they’re pretty much just like on the ice!
Great tutorial! I have just purchesed the in-line roller skates and I'm starting transforming my drills from ice to hard court. LIKE und SUBSCRIBE from Poland!
Thanks a lot, and have fun on the court!
Complete tuto, theacher goat
Thank you!
very helpful
glad you liked it!
Tks Coach for this useful tutorial… as weird crossing over as I used to be , now I know the upper body’s movement matters too!
You’re welcome! Yes, the upper body is very important!
The idea of centre of mass and upper body first are really helpful. Most other vids fail to mention this.
@@iamjimfan yeah it’s often overlooked because everybody thinks that turning is all about the legs.
@@MarcelsHockeySchool Definitely need to learn more from your vids. Maybe some day I can graduate to hockey!
@@iamjimfan I‘m sure you can! Just keep working hard!
39 years old, just got my first pair of new skates since Bill Clinton was in office. Been to the rink two times with my kids and the rental quads weren't doing it for me. I'm having trouble with the right turn crossing my left leg over. Gonna be doing these drills tomorrow after work.
I also didn't order a brake with my skates so I'll be doing that, I can not stop for shit🤣🤣🤣
Great video series. Thanks
Your welcome! Glad I could help!
nice vids, you deserve way more views
gave you a like and subscribe
Thanks a lot!
Coach, another great video, thank you. Quick question, have you ever tried marsblades? Im tempted by them but don't know if it's worth the extra against standard inline skates.
He actually did!
3 years ago I think so
the video is called
"Marsblade Roller Frame Review"
Yes you are right. In German, but subtitled!
l❤ve this
Thank you!
Hi I'm Oscar from Argentina....Thanks for your tips......
you should to upload a how to jump tutorial. it would be great
Hi Oscar, you’re welcome!
I’m not really sure what I could teach about jumping; what are you looking for exactly?
New sub also
, I've been skating for years now, and after busting my ass once, I haven't tried since. But this s is the best tutorial I've seen on the crossovers. And I'm just at the 4 min mark!
Glad I could help you out!
@@MarcelsHockeySchool first thing on the morning I'm getting straight to it.
@@iluvbiggirlz420 have fun!1
@@MarcelsHockeySchool I'm still too scared and too impatient to attempt to commit to the move, but after watching the upper body movements i might need to start with that first.
@@iluvbiggirlz420 👍 Make sure you start practicing standing still just to get the feel of it!
I know this is an older video but I’m curious: is my goal to step far enough in front to clear the other skate, to go high enough to clear the skate, or a bit of both? Great video :)
Thanks! Usually because of your momentum you don’t really need to worry about stepping in front of far enough - that happens on its own. So just make sure you’re lifting high enough to cross the skate over.
Hello Marcel.Could you tell me what exercises to do to ride on one leg .Sorry for my English this is a translator.
Hi, I would just skate, get into a slight crouch, lift one leg and try to lift it as long as possible.
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Are the muscles in your legs purely from skating or do you do gym work as well.
I used to do a lot of gym work but now I’m so busy coaching that I don’t have the time
Do you have any advice for foot pain while inline skating? I am trying to learn inline skating and I constantly cannot skate for more than about 5-10 min without needing to really sit and rest my feet. just constantly getting overall foot pain on the bottom of my feet. Any recommendations
Usually the insoles for inline skates are quite cheap and of low quality. I used to get insoles made from the orthopedist- worked wonders!
I found I was pronating and also my skates were TOO tight. Loosened up the laces under the ankle and no more foot pain
Head lead shoulder rotate n legs will follow
Exactly 👍
I'll try that in summer 2023 😂
Sounds good!
Is it hard to inline skates to ice skates
No it is a bit different but the transition ist fairly easy!
Do I want my liner really tight as there’s quite a flex atm
Tight yes but they still should be comfortable.
@@MarcelsHockeySchool thanks. I still can’t scissor turn. Do you have a video on how this works re edge’s? I’m on 72mm
@@hvdb4492 what’s a scissor turn?
@@MarcelsHockeySchool well maybe it’s not what’s it’s called. But when one foot is in front of the other to turn
@@hvdb4492 so just basically like a tight turn?
Great video, but the background music is a little too loud imo
Ok thanks for the feedback. I sometimes add music, sometimes not. Still don’t know which is better 😃
Lol
I wasn't here for hockey, initially, but now I want to get my stick out of the closet...
Time to start up again!
Love the advice but can live without the music
I sometimes do with, sometimes without music. Everyone has their preferences🤷♂️