How I learned to Soul Slide || Two methods

It is a perfect ways to take corners where You want to break at the same time.
It looks cool and actually it is not so hard to learn.
My tutorial of the soul slide is here :)

[@joeypage8286]

The lemon tip, makes it look easier. I am going to try it like that. Thanks for sharing

[@TheMalni]

Thanks for such clear explanation, I will definitely try it out once the weather allows me to skate, currently we have snow everywhere 😁

[@rullikutt]

Yeah, same here... Nowhere to Skate :P

[@dominicsuffolk4525]

@@rullikuttthat’s so cool

[@SkaegSkater]

I like the way you explain it. Well done. Helped a lot.

[@carloswilson5910]

I will try it too. And what a nice video - lots of visual demonstrations, not just talking!

[@이덕희-c8r]

I've tried many times and failed every time. And you make me feel like i already succeed. Thanks for simple but very helpful tutorial

[@indecisions99]

Very helpful and well explained, thanks !

[@nigelpearson1403]

Looks interesting. I will give it a go as I am trying to learn the soul slide

[@ernavas.j80]

Verry good, thank you for your video tutorial😊

[@Snifffski]

I've never been able to do them, even after years of trying. I think I lack the leg/knee strength to skate in that 'sitting' position, but the half-lemons tip is really good so I'll give it another go.

[@guy9360]

I've seen in another video a tip to keep your weight on the non-sliding foot? I assume that is also the case here?
I've been trying and I have been saying it feels impossible! I have a million excuses though, my wheels are too new, the ground is too rough, I'm going too slow, my legs are too short, I am too weak, I am too light, I am too old, I will break my knee, I will break my hip and so on ... But I will keep trying! The first technique you showed looks easier, but the second one is easy to remember: "first squat then pee" ...

[@alexmak8305]

Thanks for the explanation! I shall try and I will write here if I finally succede in doing it!)

[@rullikutt]

Will be waiting ;)

[@kumarakash1206]

Yeah's Man you're Amazing

[@larsmadsen8678]

Nice. I'll try it for sure.

[@StefaniaD-q9z]

Molto chiaro da capire grazie tantissimo.

[@StefaniaD-q9z]

Bravo very idi tu andstond wander fool tencs very good

[@mixalazer]

nice tutorial

[@luisandrade3211]

very helpful thanks

[@backstops]

Nice tutorial. Lemon tip looks like a great progression since I find getting low enough and having the right angle to engage the slide the most challenging. Gotta train those glutes and quads.

[@CatzzSkatesFamily]

How big are the wheels?
I think it’s easier with smaller wheels.

[@rullikutt]

Its easier with smaller wheels Yes. Bigger wheels mean smaller angle and is harder. Mine are 90mm wheels.

[@davidmil15]

How are you shooting this video? I guess it’s some kind of selfie stick since you’ve got something in your hand always pointing at the camera ?

[@rullikutt]

Using insta360 x2 :)

[@sedat4151]

What's the best wheel size for doing powerslides?

[@rullikutt]

Smaller less gripier wheels. From 85A to 88A

[@NekoZika]

i manage do it follow your tutorial. thanks bro
edit: can i use this at downhill, is this safe or there's other methods that better

[@rullikutt]

You can use it downhill but Id say dragging stop/t-stop is more safe.

[@NekoZika]

@@rullikutt i see, thanks for reply

[@Александр-ф9э1г]

В срочном порядке нужно смазать подшипники на колёсах роликовых коньков, которые в данном видео. ;)

[@rullikutt]

Will do :D

[@sonomute]

Don't you hate it when UA-camrs beg for subscribes and likes before even showing you anything useful??

[@DecentraLife]

I thought this video was quick and very instructive.. literally any other video on UA-cam does what you describe much worse.

[@ЕгорОкуловский]

Это ритуал. Без него хорошее видео не получится)))

[@sonomute]

Возможно. Признаю что чувак и правда хорошо объясняет ​@@ЕгорОкуловский

[@bogdantkachenko295]

useful tutorial. Thanks

[@anton8964]

I wil try it