Damn! Bill! Isn't that just how it goes sometimes? Skating can be so humbling in that way when you clearly have the skill and the confidence to do something and a little mistake pops up and bites you. I started to get gun-shy of rolling stairs with 3 wheel set-ups after I got tripped up a few times. Lino says it's because of the bigger gap between the wheels so that is now stuck in my head. I know the bigger wheels in a 3 wheel set-up can help roll over obstacles and obviously you were killing it on the first 4 attempts. I guess speed is the key when the stairs are not too steep but I'm going to stick to 4 wheels for stair rolls. I don't know that I'd ever attempt those 5 sets even if I was in full hockey gear with a face cage! But I look forward to seeing you conquer those!
Thanks Shawn, yes I usually don't push my stair limits on 3's. I was going to mention in this vid that I forgot which skates I was wearing and was like 'holy fuck, I did that in those!? when I got home. (It sounded too humble-braggy though) The 110's on the GTO don't feel much different than my 90/90/84/84 setup. It would help to remember what I'm wearing when I skate, as there are differences, like sliding out when too inverted or turfing it on slower stair rolls...
Awesome video Bill! I’m not ready to go anywhere near stairs so I’ll have to settle with living vicariously through you instead lol. 6:03 I think that guy honked because he was afraid you were about to cross the street; he brakes right when you hop onto the road (unless he said something or gestured :)you, I can’t tell). Not criticizing you because you have no way of knowing that going on behind you obviously.
What I enjoy about your videos Bill is that even with your decades of skating you aren't afraid to tell the world there are techniques that you need work on.
I wear a helmet and wrist guards every single session now, even if I'm just skating up and down the seafront. I'm at the age to not care how I look, and being padded up gives me the confidence to try new things without turning myself in to a potato. I can deal with knee and elbow scrapes but I got weak wrists and my kids need my brain to work for a few more years before they can look after me lol. *Not suggesting that Bill should pad up all the time, for myself there is no downside to doing so.
@@ingenious4t right, I got some ennui city wrist guards and I think they look so cool. I cringe when I don't see people wearing at least a helmet and they're skating alongside cars, hopping off curbs etc. I'm still waiting for my S1 retro helmet (color lagoon) to come in. I'm so excited. They're both gorgeous protective gear pieces imo. I have yet to find the right knee pads though. I got the Ennui park knee gaskets and they're huge. I'll need to find something more low profile..
@@Auggie025 Nice, you’re very wise to protect your bones and body. G-Form do some nice knee pads/sleeves that are low profile etc, but they’re pretty expensive. But then again how expensive will a damaged knee cost you...
Dude I am 24. You can never be too old/young to wear protection. I DONT GIVE A FUCK ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE SAY. Wearing a helmet is one of the most important stuff and knee pads wont hurt. I dont want to lose my life or mobility for some better look.
That’s a gorgeous open space! I’m glad you’re conscious, and not badly injured. Old Latin comes to mind: “Hubris, Ate”. Love the skates-those Adapts are 💣
Very glad you're basically ok. Three wheels seem to be a lot trickier on stairs than four because of that pivoting middle wheel. Stairs scare the hell out of me and I can't imagine ever having the mentality to bash a flight tbh, so big respect to all of you who do it, you're a breed apart.
Doing a R.E.D. October with my daughter this year, inspired by your previous videos. Finally cooled off enough to really enjoy skating outdoors. Thanks for all the content!
Hi Bill, Just want to mention that I admire your courage! Bravery is not necessary being strong, but to have the courage and openness to show oneself just the way one is, no over exaggerations nor the opposite of it. As you showed and shared with us your fall at the steps, but especially the little missstep at 4:13 and that you share at 6:03 that you not always a joyful and that you have your moments, as you say. You could have cut them out, but you didn't. I like that! I think in society there are a lot of people who fear showing themselves fully. But that is not necessarily helpful for their well-being and a community as a whole. When need such brave examples to show others that it is ok to fall sometimes, it's part of life basically, and that also more difficult emotions are part of our experience, that's just pretty normal and we are ok with having them, no need for shame here, we are good enough. I think if everyone would act like that, we would have a much healthier society - so thank you for your courage, Bill!
I love that it's so free there. We don't have that many spaces like this here (smaller country so no surprises there) and due to the congestion we'd be thrown out for trying stuff like that in the spaces we have.
I live in a state where skating on road ways is prohibited. With which I strongly disagree with and show the oppressive laws middle finger just like Bill showed one to a driver that has road rage issues. I am not skating on sidewalks doing 20mph. Why do cyclists have more rights than us? You should take your chance and skate in the spaces you have. Getting thrown out won't hurt you. Stand up for yourself against the opressive "rules".
@@bloodycrepe I honestly think the rules are mostly sensible in our case. Like I said, we have congestion and it wouldn't be fun for both skaters and other people trying to skate in crowded areas.
Ooouuuch! You're very lucky you didn't hit your head that hard. That stair run of 4 sets was crazy and smooth. Awesome watching your street skating. Love your videos Bill.
Never understood how you skate without gloves on as an absolute minimum, I learnt that a long time ago after ripping the shit out of both hands and not being able to use them properly for a few weeks.
Great effort and balls of steel! I have been doing a lot of crazy stuff throughout my Life.....racing dort bikes, racing alpine downhill single trails on my mtb and fast city skating with my converted Bauer Supreme TotalOne's. I had been and always will be wearing protective gear.....simply because you have to allow for other people mistakes. It has happens to me pretty often.. Upcoming traffic on a one way high speed downhill single trail, dirtbike pilots who drove faster than their skill level alowed them.... Last year around june I trained for a uphill mtb race in the Austria. After 120 km on the bike and 3 km from home I was stopped by a old woman who rode her bike on the wrong side of the narrow track, and to make it worst in a curve. All I could do to avoid a headon collision was to use my breaks. I run 4 piston downhill calipers on my mtb. I turned into Superman and went over the bar. I stopped the flight with my face on the ground. Unfortunatley the bones of my lower Arms were to weak to prevent my face from hitting the ground. I was taken to the Hospital with a broken face a multiple fractures on my Arms. As I mentioned before.... sometines it does not matter how good you are when some idiots can ruin your day. Wear at least a helmet when you out there, it might save you Life.
Hi Bill, sorry for the accident *but all in all a GREAT video!!!* I liked: - the sceneries - the looong straight paths in high speed - the vibrant colors - your sense in view for details (like: no mask, no entry and then the pointing to your face, very cool!) About the skates: many skaters prefer small wheels (4x 80 mm) with the shortest frame possible for stairs, because you have the smallest gaps between. I think you can manage all the way down with other skates and protection. How about contacting Ricardo Lino and Tiago for some tips before? Both have experiences with stairs. Good luck! When you stay low you'll succeed!
im so sorry you felt down but its nice to see you are human and you can also fall , im starting at the roller blade art jeje i enjoy your videos and learn so much thank you ¡¡
Damn I felt that when you hit the ground! It's always such a shock, but it reminds us we're fallible. Personally I find the worst part is the embarrassment of falling, I know I shouldn't care cuz I literally do it everytime I skate but I can't help it. First thing is ooh did anyone see that? Nope okay I'll just slope out of here.
At the place i practice, it's like a long walk by the beach with some basketball courts and stuff, and every single time that i've felt, people always came to me and ask me if i'm ok instead of laughing, i guess thats the main reason why i don't find it humiliating when i fall
@@killurana That's good man. I'm always at the skatepark and I'm generally at least twice as old as the other people there. So they don't laugh, but for some reason I still find it awkward. Kids always seem to think if you're older you're like an ex pro or something and even though I always reassure them I'm not good I still feel a certain pressure to show I'm not totally useless and decrepit. And then when I inevitably fall over at some point my silly male pride is hurt I guess.
Awesome. You've inspired me to begin skating again (in mid 30s but haven't skated since i was 12 probably). I wish I had some urban environments like beautiful Toronto. I skate around in my suburb, but hopefully I'll have the courage to skate in the city soon. I feel like I'd run into a car or something...
Same here! Started skating (again) this year after probably 20 years, also in my mid 30s, also no urban environment here. I went skating a couple of times in urban environments over the last weeks. What I have discovered: If you're not braking with heel brakes and if you are not trained in braking without them, get your practice done and focus on braking techniques... Happy skating :)
Really nasty fall. Hope you are better than the camera.This weekend I'm posting a take on how to conquer fear, case study also being on going down stairs :D. Keep up your great work! Flowing with 360 cameras seems so risky :|
Hi Bill, was wondering if you could make a video about.. crashing into people? I love going as fast as I can but it can be hard to doge people and stop quickly without having too much impact. Not like I've ever.. nearly crashed into people. (I apologised, okay?) Anyway, please take this into notice!
Makes sense about the speed. No option but to lean forward. There's some decent arm sleeves out there for (american) football that they put rubber tread on. They're much thinner than pads (leave them in the bottom of your skate bag) and can get you out of having to disinfect. I bought mine on sale from a sporting chain in America called DICKS after the school sports season ended for roughly ten USD. They were UnderArmor brand, which I'm not dadcore enough to represent without cringing, but they are useful.
great video we are subject to falls, due to your practice you must have already had many falls because i had a simple one that dislocated my shoulder i am recovering and you have already been hurt like that?
Oh sun, you betrayed him by the shadow. Btw I like how he does skate and as of right now, i can't wait to get back to skating .I'm your fan and am kinda interested to know how you do skate so well and what camera you do use because it's great
is it just me or does the body automatically switch to drag and power slide instead of parallel slide, i can't do a parallel slide when i'm tired. LOVE your videos btw, i've watched almost all of them.
I was going to say holy crap you are so brave for running around with your insta 360 naked but at the last stair bash we could see the lens guard go flying off..... how the heck did you get the lens guards so clean? I totally thought they were not there except for the aggressive stitching. please tell me your secrets guru
I feel my lens covers are never clean enough even though I wipe them down throughout every session like I'm seriously OCD. It's nice to know it's not super distracting. Thanks RD!
@@BillStoppard looking at the vid again I noticed that the stairs were relatively shaded which must have been the difference I saw. I've been having issues with keeping the lens covers clean as well. I purchased some completely new covers and they still had that smudgey grimey look to it. I have a dive case coming in from aliexpress (horizontal case not the vertical case they had before) I'm hoping that will be easier to keep smudge free.
Ouch..I never street skate without my Hillbillies gloves..you can take a dive like a pro without raspberries..derby girls practice falls a lot it’s half if our skating..if you do it right
Broke my left radial fore arm bone over the summer and still dealing with the side effects because I falling on my blades you bet your ass I’ll be buying pads and a helmet next year we get to caught up in feeling free while I’m a session that we forget one slip or mistake and hurt you very badly you’re lucky you didn’t need staples I. your head or something bro or even fractured your elbow or forearm
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Something so genuine about including your falls we all fall eventually 😂
Yeah, that's what I also like here!
Ontario Place - looks like a great space and location.
Hope the road rash heals quickly.
Damn! Bill! Isn't that just how it goes sometimes? Skating can be so humbling in that way when you clearly have the skill and the confidence to do something and a little mistake pops up and bites you. I started to get gun-shy of rolling stairs with 3 wheel set-ups after I got tripped up a few times. Lino says it's because of the bigger gap between the wheels so that is now stuck in my head. I know the bigger wheels in a 3 wheel set-up can help roll over obstacles and obviously you were killing it on the first 4 attempts. I guess speed is the key when the stairs are not too steep but I'm going to stick to 4 wheels for stair rolls. I don't know that I'd ever attempt those 5 sets even if I was in full hockey gear with a face cage! But I look forward to seeing you conquer those!
Thanks Shawn, yes I usually don't push my stair limits on 3's. I was going to mention in this vid that I forgot which skates I was wearing and was like 'holy fuck, I did that in those!? when I got home. (It sounded too humble-braggy though) The 110's on the GTO don't feel much different than my 90/90/84/84 setup.
It would help to remember what I'm wearing when I skate, as there are differences, like sliding out when too inverted or turfing it on slower stair rolls...
Awesome video Bill! I’m not ready to go anywhere near stairs so I’ll have to settle with living vicariously through you instead lol.
6:03 I think that guy honked because he was afraid you were about to cross the street; he brakes right when you hop onto the road (unless he said something or gestured :)you, I can’t tell). Not criticizing you because you have no way of knowing that going on behind you obviously.
Hard to say, I got the impression he was quite angry with me, but my mood may have affected my perception. I hate when I get mad like this.
What I enjoy about your videos Bill is that even with your decades of skating you aren't afraid to tell the world there are techniques that you need work on.
I love how your videos are half roller blading and half Ontario tour guide. They're super entertaining this way!
Ouch!!! 😬 I am very impressed with your courage and fearlessness. You look free and happy and that's what all skaters should strive for! Cheers Bill 🙌
Bill you are such a machine. I love how you set a high goal, achieve it and then even go beyond and show us the aftermath. This vis id a clear victory
I wear a helmet and wrist guards every single session now, even if I'm just skating up and down the seafront.
I'm at the age to not care how I look, and being padded up gives me the confidence to try new things without turning myself in to a potato. I can deal with knee and elbow scrapes but I got weak wrists and my kids need my brain to work for a few more years before they can look after me lol.
*Not suggesting that Bill should pad up all the time, for myself there is no downside to doing so.
Skating protection doesn’t look too uncool, I wear it on every session. Saved me broken bones and headaches many a time! Happy skating..
Must avoid *turning into potato* at all costs.
@@ingenious4t right, I got some ennui city wrist guards and I think they look so cool. I cringe when I don't see people wearing at least a helmet and they're skating alongside cars, hopping off curbs etc. I'm still waiting for my S1 retro helmet (color lagoon) to come in. I'm so excited. They're both gorgeous protective gear pieces imo. I have yet to find the right knee pads though. I got the Ennui park knee gaskets and they're huge. I'll need to find something more low profile..
@@Auggie025 Nice, you’re very wise to protect your bones and body. G-Form do some nice knee pads/sleeves that are low profile etc, but they’re pretty expensive. But then again how expensive will a damaged knee cost you...
Dude I am 24. You can never be too old/young to wear protection. I DONT GIVE A FUCK ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE SAY. Wearing a helmet is one of the most important stuff and knee pads wont hurt. I dont want to lose my life or mobility for some better look.
That’s a gorgeous open space! I’m glad you’re conscious, and not badly injured. Old Latin comes to mind: “Hubris, Ate”. Love the skates-those Adapts are 💣
Very glad you're basically ok. Three wheels seem to be a lot trickier on stairs than four because of that pivoting middle wheel. Stairs scare the hell out of me and I can't imagine ever having the mentality to bash a flight tbh, so big respect to all of you who do it, you're a breed apart.
we love watching and hearing those stops as much as you love doing them. thanks for all of your therapeutic content bill!
Doing a R.E.D. October with my daughter this year, inspired by your previous videos. Finally cooled off enough to really enjoy skating outdoors. Thanks for all the content!
Yes, great time of year for this. Way to kill it as a family duo!! Thanks!
Holy crap Bill that was a nasty fall! I recoiled from the screen! Glad you're okay man, stay safe out there and hope you're feeling better soon
Hi Bill,
Just want to mention that I admire your courage!
Bravery is not necessary being strong, but to have the courage and openness to show oneself just the way one is, no over exaggerations nor the opposite of it.
As you showed and shared with us your fall at the steps, but especially the little missstep at 4:13 and that you share at 6:03 that you not always a joyful and that you have your moments, as you say. You could have cut them out, but you didn't. I like that!
I think in society there are a lot of people who fear showing themselves fully. But that is not necessarily helpful for their well-being and a community as a whole. When need such brave examples to show others that it is ok to fall sometimes, it's part of life basically, and that also more difficult emotions are part of our experience, that's just pretty normal and we are ok with having them, no need for shame here, we are good enough.
I think if everyone would act like that, we would have a much healthier society - so thank you for your courage, Bill!
I love that it's so free there. We don't have that many spaces like this here (smaller country so no surprises there) and due to the congestion we'd be thrown out for trying stuff like that in the spaces we have.
I live in a state where skating on road ways is prohibited. With which I strongly disagree with and show the oppressive laws middle finger just like Bill showed one to a driver that has road rage issues. I am not skating on sidewalks doing 20mph. Why do cyclists have more rights than us? You should take your chance and skate in the spaces you have. Getting thrown out won't hurt you. Stand up for yourself against the opressive "rules".
@@bloodycrepe I honestly think the rules are mostly sensible in our case. Like I said, we have congestion and it wouldn't be fun for both skaters and other people trying to skate in crowded areas.
I love me some Bill Stoppard!! Glad you’re okay after your spill, keep the great videos coming. I’m impatiently waiting for my very own GTOs!
Also, I love the t-shirt, where’d you get it?
Just got road burn the other day... It was because I didn’t stay low
Sorry to hear you're feeling the Burn! happy healing.
Bill Stoppard Skating BSS happy healing to you as well!
i only push limits with protection ;)
soon will try my first 8-9 stairs jump
No pain.. no gain 💪
Watching your videos has got me back into skating. Thank you
Ooouuuch! You're very lucky you didn't hit your head that hard. That stair run of 4 sets was crazy and smooth. Awesome watching your street skating. Love your videos Bill.
Man just a bad day in that stairs you push to the limit great job Bill you are une of my inspiration to skate
humility comes at a cost at times. would love to hear the stories on your knuckles, i bet those were some sketchy tales!!
Can't wait to skate this someday when it's safe to travel. Thanks for sharing your session and wishing you a speedy recovery!
Really nice ride 😎🤙🏿 respect from Chile, great videos, big learning from you. Thnx a lot!!!
Never understood how you skate without gloves on as an absolute minimum, I learnt that a long time ago after ripping the shit out of both hands and not being able to use them properly for a few weeks.
you're crazy bro... love that fact that you are still trying to push yourself. Hope I can skate as good as you one day. Much love from Brampton
very scared when you fell the first time 😢 but overall great job! this is day 2 for me on inlines and its going oki
Keep going, am sure you are doing great
yah man for me its been a week now since I started good thing ice skating was usefull
Hey Bill, much love from India.
Great videos, love the voice overs in your videos.
Great job man! Your city its practically empty, thats great!
Great effort and balls of steel! I have been doing a lot of crazy stuff throughout my Life.....racing dort bikes, racing alpine downhill single trails on my mtb and fast city skating with my converted Bauer Supreme TotalOne's. I had been and always will be wearing protective gear.....simply because you have to allow for other people mistakes. It has happens to me pretty often.. Upcoming traffic on a one way high speed downhill single trail, dirtbike pilots who drove faster than their skill level alowed them.... Last year around june I trained for a uphill mtb race in the Austria. After 120 km on the bike and 3 km from home I was stopped by a old woman who rode her bike on the wrong side of the narrow track, and to make it worst in a curve. All I could do to avoid a headon collision was to use my breaks. I run 4 piston downhill calipers on my mtb. I turned into Superman and went over the bar. I stopped the flight with my face on the ground. Unfortunatley the bones of my lower Arms were to weak to prevent my face from hitting the ground. I was taken to the Hospital with a broken face a multiple fractures on my Arms. As I mentioned before.... sometines it does not matter how good you are when some idiots can ruin your day. Wear at least a helmet when you out there, it might save you Life.
Man, you were killing it! Hope you’re good, that looked painful!
FORWARD STAIRS , NICE !!
Wow! That Insta 360 camera can really take a beating and keep on going. Great inside shot of the Ontario Place by the way. You rock!!
Not really. 360 cameras have exposed lenses that are easily scratched. I'm guessing Bill was using lens protectors on his.
@@himarkalvin yea you can see the lens guard go flying off.
@@himarkalvin Yes M, without the lens protectors I consider the insta 360 a disposable camera.
Hi Bill,
sorry for the accident *but all in all a GREAT video!!!*
I liked:
- the sceneries
- the looong straight paths in high speed
- the vibrant colors
- your sense in view for details (like: no mask, no entry and then the pointing to your face, very cool!)
About the skates: many skaters prefer small wheels (4x 80 mm) with the shortest frame possible for stairs, because you have the smallest gaps between.
I think you can manage all the way down with other skates and protection. How about contacting Ricardo Lino and Tiago for some tips before? Both have experiences with stairs.
Good luck! When you stay low you'll succeed!
Way to step up (or down) Bill! You conquered your fears with just a few battle scrapes. How about a future video on techniques to fall w/o injury🥋?
Big fall, but a lot more gained. Real nice video Mr Stoppard. You now have the oportunity to show us level 5 in another one.
Yes, that's the spirit Eduardo! The next vid on these stairs will be a fun bit of drama.
im so sorry you felt down but its nice to see you are human and you can also fall , im starting at the roller blade art jeje i enjoy your videos and learn so much thank you ¡¡
Be careful mate. Always wear a helmet when your doing this stuff mate we love you and be careful. Richie 🇬🇧
4:33 love the 2020 style transition! lol
Damn I felt that when you hit the ground! It's always such a shock, but it reminds us we're fallible.
Personally I find the worst part is the embarrassment of falling, I know I shouldn't care cuz I literally do it everytime I skate but I can't help it. First thing is ooh did anyone see that? Nope okay I'll just slope out of here.
Totally.
At the place i practice, it's like a long walk by the beach with some basketball courts and stuff, and every single time that i've felt, people always came to me and ask me if i'm ok instead of laughing, i guess thats the main reason why i don't find it humiliating when i fall
@@killurana That's good man. I'm always at the skatepark and I'm generally at least twice as old as the other people there. So they don't laugh, but for some reason I still find it awkward.
Kids always seem to think if you're older you're like an ex pro or something and even though I always reassure them I'm not good I still feel a certain pressure to show I'm not totally useless and decrepit. And then when I inevitably fall over at some point my silly male pride is hurt I guess.
Had I been a kid, I would of probably laughed. But being around your ageish (43) I almost felt your pain. I've been thinking about taking this up. 😁👍
You handled that fall like a Trooper ! that must of hurt . The car honked I think just as a warning, not to annoy but I get it we have our moments.
Bill glad you’re ok! Honestly, that was badass!
That was a super legit fall 👍
Damn man, I know that feeling. Good effort on the set and you will get that next time!
Oooh..... that hurt!!! Hope you recover soon. 💪
In the other hand... good stair ride and nice video 😉
Awesome. You've inspired me to begin skating again (in mid 30s but haven't skated since i was 12 probably). I wish I had some urban environments like beautiful Toronto. I skate around in my suburb, but hopefully I'll have the courage to skate in the city soon. I feel like I'd run into a car or something...
I think Bill knows he's lucky to have his particular urban environment. I do wish we all had those wide open smooth surfaces.
Same here! Started skating (again) this year after probably 20 years, also in my mid 30s, also no urban environment here. I went skating a couple of times in urban environments over the last weeks. What I have discovered: If you're not braking with heel brakes and if you are not trained in braking without them, get your practice done and focus on braking techniques... Happy skating :)
Next vid, Ennui's new lightweight Elite helmet? Glad you're good, tri skates can have that bite on stairs depending on lean.
Con mucho cuidado, campeón 👍🏻
Glad your ok.
We all have our moments lol.
I hope, the road is ok 😁
Bill!! I screamed out loud!! I was so sure you had it!! 😳🙏
For the power stops do you need to have right wheels for that or you can do it with any wheels
I Dont Know bezzing is a term used in Canada. But you are a proper Bezzer on skates. Love it. Nowt like a causal but of roller road rage aswell haha.
What's the wheel diameter here?
Omg I felt that in my soul! 😬😬
Can you please tell me what wheel stiffness you prefer to use?
Ugh I cant practice skating because of certain personal circumstances. I keep watching your videos and feeling so happy and sad at the same time.
What's going on buddy? Hope you find your way back to skating soon!
Thanks for joining me vicariously on my skates. Wishing you the very best friend!
As soon as i heard him say “Oh how the turn tables have turned...” I instantly subscribed
Really nasty fall. Hope you are better than the camera.This weekend I'm posting a take on how to conquer fear, case study also being on going down stairs :D. Keep up your great work! Flowing with 360 cameras seems so risky :|
What are u using to record how I like how this angle loo and how u can see the selfie stick or what where your using
Hi Bill, was wondering if you could make a video about.. crashing into people? I love going as fast as I can but it can be hard to doge people and stop quickly without having too much impact. Not like I've ever.. nearly crashed into people. (I apologised, okay?) Anyway, please take this into notice!
I did a video about the subject of skating near pedestrians- studio.ua-cam.com/users/video37uoH3ROxZM/edit/basic?o=U
Be careful man. We need your videos
good skating Bill!
Wow this looks like such a sick spot. Damn I'm jealous
Makes sense about the speed. No option but to lean forward. There's some decent arm sleeves out there for (american) football that they put rubber tread on. They're much thinner than pads (leave them in the bottom of your skate bag) and can get you out of having to disinfect. I bought mine on sale from a sporting chain in America called DICKS after the school sports season ended for roughly ten USD. They were UnderArmor brand, which I'm not dadcore enough to represent without cringing, but they are useful.
Bill, what's the headphones?
I believe in you, Mr. October 😉👍
That location looks pretty fun
great video we are subject to falls, due to your practice you must have already had many falls because i had a simple one that dislocated my shoulder i am recovering and you have already been hurt like that?
What's the name of the song at the end?
Does someone know and can tell me what kind of skates he's wearing. I'm pretty new to this community but I was wondering because his wheels seem huge
2:40 Yeah that stair ride!
What kind of stick camera do you use?
Oh sun, you betrayed him by the shadow. Btw I like how he does skate and as of right now, i can't wait to get back to skating .I'm your fan and am kinda interested to know how you do skate so well and what camera you do use because it's great
Oh, my poor knees!
I did stairs a couple of times, but my nearly 100kg weight took a toll on my 50 years old back and knees...
Interesting Hand Signalling
Ah till today I still stop by hitting walls
Totally used to it by now
Flight of the the Bumble BSS
is it just me or does the body automatically switch to drag and power slide instead of parallel slide, i can't do a parallel slide when i'm tired.
LOVE your videos btw, i've watched almost all of them.
Im a beginner and thinking do the stairs but now i dont have a nerve to do that🤦🏻♂️😔🤔
i want to skate with you!
I worry about you sometimes, Bill. Truly!
cool Pro stairs😇🇵🇭😎
BEAST!
Took that fall like a f*cking champ brother.
I keep 2 helmets in my car and all crash gear, just in case I see something do to that's a bit stupid.
How brutal was the shower on that road rash? Haha
I can tell by your question that you've been there....
Should’ve rolled the ledge all the way down. Also, three wheels seem sketchy for stair bashing. Go back with 4.
I was going to say holy crap you are so brave for running around with your insta 360 naked but at the last stair bash we could see the lens guard go flying off..... how the heck did you get the lens guards so clean? I totally thought they were not there except for the aggressive stitching. please tell me your secrets guru
I feel my lens covers are never clean enough even though I wipe them down throughout every session like I'm seriously OCD. It's nice to know it's not super distracting. Thanks RD!
@@BillStoppard looking at the vid again I noticed that the stairs were relatively shaded which must have been the difference I saw. I've been having issues with keeping the lens covers clean as well. I purchased some completely new covers and they still had that smudgey grimey look to it. I have a dive case coming in from aliexpress (horizontal case not the vertical case they had before) I'm hoping that will be easier to keep smudge free.
Ouch..I never street skate without my Hillbillies gloves..you can take a dive like a pro without raspberries..derby girls practice falls a lot it’s half if our skating..if you do it right
A Fourskate probably wouldn't have let you down on the stairs.
You just wanted too much from a Trisakate.
Hey Bill, a quick question. Are your skates usually rockered or flat?
Broke my left radial fore arm bone over the summer and still dealing with the side effects because I falling on my blades you bet your ass I’ll be buying pads and a helmet next year we get to caught up in feeling free while I’m a session that we forget one slip or mistake and hurt you very badly you’re lucky you didn’t need staples I. your head or something bro or even fractured your elbow or forearm
now you should try it backwards...
.. and it is easier in fact.
B, you got some beautiful rails on those stairs. Next time get out the Aeon 80’s and go for a rail ride.
try do it with 4X80 next time
Unusual definition of "fly"
it looked like it when you watched from his headcam perspective