Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. The interesting fact is that you can practice the positions wearing sneakers or even barefoot and still feel the differences she mentioned.
Pizza and chips helps to remember which direction to point your toes, out (pizza) or straight ahead (chips), but don't forget the very important knee bend position shown as otherwise it still won't work if you try this with half bent knees rather than fully bent. All the parts have to be in action not just one. But keep at it, it will come.
Great video. I've been wanting to rollerblade for ages and finally decided to get skates, went out for an hour today and towards the end I felt like I was actually starting to get it. Fell over 3 times but that wasn't nearly as bad as it seems. The first maybe half hour was absolutely terrbile and I could barely move, but actually managed to get somewhere by perservering. I'm 30 years old so it's a lot more daunting being a bit older. Anyway thanks for the video, really helped me.
Go for it! Well done! I have another even better beginner resource for you which goes into more details and could explain why you feel 3 times. I'm glad you weren't hurt from those falls, but every single fall carries the potential of being damaging so you need to dissect them and reduce them to falling almost never. Click FREE TRIAL on this page to get access to 2 strewer videos that form the beginning of every beginner class we do in real life. Not a summaries RUclips video but what we actually teach students in class. I think this will serve you better. skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/ Let me know what you think of those. I'd love to hear.
@@jesusrincon3195 Hey! Well I live in England and it has been crazy wet here for about 6 months so I've barely been out. In about a year my longest distance was 21km, I could get up to about 30km/h and I could do some cool stuff like crossovers. I was working on backwards skating which I was making very slow progress with. Had a pretty bad accident at the roller rink a couple months back and I've been out of action since then cause I badly bruised my hip. It's definitely a fairly miserable experience starting out, but it doesn't take long to start making progress and the little bits of progress you make get addictive and it actually becomes fun! I have used Asha's video courses, and imo they've been very worthwhile accompaniments to me learning. Asha's also been on hand for support by email if I get stuck on something.
@@jesusrincon3195 I swear I replied to this. I've been on an extended break from skating because I banged my hip in really badly at the roller rink a few months back. Up until that point I was coming on pretty well, up to the point of learning to skate backwards. I once did a 22km skate, could get up to about 30km/h, could do some cool stuff like crossover and my technique was pretty good. I used the skatefresh courses, the learn to skate ones + stride optimiser. I just about got up to advanced before my accident. A long way from meekly skating from one side of the path to the other 😅
Well that's good. I can't listen to my voice, I think it's very unexpressive and monotone. In Spanish and Portuguese I have much more up and down variety which I find easier to listen to. But I think you just like a classic UK accent! I'm trying really hard to get rid of the "yeah"s but good to know you like them hahahah
Dude. I couldn’t skate I got my inlines today and I was doing the “slow motion” And I tried for three hours, watched your video, and learned to skate within 5 minutes! Tysm
Been learning for about two weeks.. Only just got the confidence and strength to stand from a kneeling position. The guys in my group are incredible but never have I had things explained so clearly. Really looking forward to trying pizza and chips on my next skate out with my awesome skater fiamcee..
Asha, Thank you for this video! During this pandemic, my daughter had to cancel all her sports activities, acting, and dance classes along with that she continued her education online. She understood that it was what needed to be done during this time. She loves exercising and thought it was time to do some other form instead of biking, running, and walking. So, she decided that it would be a great opportunity for her to learn Roller Blading. On the very first day, we purchased the Roller Blades and protected gear, we found your video which we viewed once, and headed out to practice Roller Blading. Need I say, on her very first day, your techniques and explanations made it quite clear for my daughter to learn on the same day! We both Thank You!!! She is loving her newly found activity, and practices daily with a huge smile.
I’ve never been on a pair of skates in my 30 years of life. I tired skateboarding once when I was 14 and it absolutely didn’t work out. I’ve recently taken up an interest in learning to skate. Thank you for this video. I hope to apply this info when I finally do give it a shot.
Hi. This is Sergio from Skatefresh Team. I'm glad you found this video useful. Asha has made online courses in video that are way more detailed, especially prepared for skaters who don't have an instructor nearby. You can check them out and also give them a try for free, here skatefresh.com/learn-to-skate-online/
When I’m seeing this it is 3 am and I was bored and got some roller blades from Christmas and I decided to try and I can say the stop, pizza, and everything else helped me thx for this vid really helped me!👍
Excellent tutorial. I am intermediate rollerblader which starts again after 24 years hiatus.I really like that it is concise and down to earth. Very helpful - good job!
You are welcome glad this helped. f you are just getting started in skating and you like the beginner videos on this channel, I highly recommend you check out my online courses on my website and use the 14 day trials. They are a whole different level of teaching and progression, mapping out weeks of your practice in a way that ensures you get each skill safely. You can test out each course absolutely free by clicking on 'Free Trial' and seeing for yourself. There's 2 courses for beginners you could start using straight away. This is my best work and much better than anything I share on RUclips. I hope you enjoy those too. skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/ skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-for-fitness-beginner-level-full-course/ I suspect you're going to go into distance/fitness eating so the second course and the others in that series I think might interest you. There's free trials for every course, so you'll be ready for those in a few weeks/months.
Asha, this 65 y/o dude thinks you’re awesome. Even though I’m not a beginner I get a lot of inspiration from watching your videos and learn a ton. You’re just a very strong person and you really know how to teach. You’re also inspirational in terms of the injuries that you’ve had to overcome. I have a couple that I’m dealing with now and knowing that other people keep at it even when they have some physical stuff going on keeps me going as well. I learned the hard way to always wear knee pads. In fact I wear everything.. I guess what’s nice about being 65 years old is that it doesn’t matter so much if you look cool or not… people think you’re weird anyway to be rolling around on ‘blades at that age. Who cares though? Skate or die…that’s what I say.
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Well done! That's the mindset. And I'm sure people don't believe your age, this definitely makes you feel and look way younger. You're probably an inspiration for them too. Deep in their hearts lots of people would love to do this but they don't dare because they think it's too late and don't want to feel embarrassed when falling over. There is a misconception that you need to fall over to learn, or that falling over is "part of the process." Asha has created courses that takes you from zero to a high level through a safe path, and they have been used by people of all ages, so if you want to see more of her videos take her courses here skatefresh.com/learn-to-skate-online/
Please check out the free resources for beginners on my website which (trust me) are way better than this. This is a quick summary and skips over a lot of the essential details needed. I highly recommend you get the 2 free beginner lessons from this page; Just click free trill here. This is exactly what I share with new students in person. This will serve you much better than anything I share on RUclips. skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/ Let me know what you think when you've watched and used these 2 videos. Enjoy your skating journey.
I was good at rollerblading in elementary school. Been about 20 years. I decided I wanted to rollerblade again & bought a pair of roller derby’s. Just need padding & helmet now. And to re-learn. Hoping I can learn from this video.
This video is only a quick summary. I HIGHLY recommend that you grab this FREE starter pack of 2 videos from my website which is a thorough introduction and well worth doing in your shoes first and then on skates on carpet BEFORE you head out. Just click FREE TRIAL on this page. Let us know how it goes. skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/
I'm 36 and just picked up rollerblading again after probably 20+ years off skates. On day 2 (today) I landed on my butt HARD and realized I need to go way back to basics and train my muscles up. I picked up the free trial and will probably pick up the rest of the lessons when I get paid. Gonna practice these movements without skates while my bruised butt heals and then step back into the skates. Thanks so much for the videos, they're super helpful and helping me identify what I need to work on!
Welcome back to wheels! Well done for taking the free trial and using the movements to train off skates. This is so useful for helping your body begin to learn the new positions and as you can see from the detailed lessons in the Free trial, there is a lot of subtlety involved. Just becoming aware of where your weight falls in your feet is a huge lightbulb moment for many which needs to stay focussed when you get back on the wheels and rolling again. How is that going now? I highly recommend the beginner online course because it will cement ALL the basics and ensure you don't create bad habits that are so much harder to fix later on. Most skaters try to do too much when they begin and then they struggle and get stuck and give up or have a nasty fall. It's so important to know exactly what you're doing and to have a structured list of movements to practice in each session. The course comes with practice notes so you have exactly that. I hope you enjoy your return to skating. It's never too late.
I'm just really hoping that the person watching gets what I'm trying to say. I find it challenging to teach on video as there's no visual feedback from a class of faces. Usually this helps me know if I've given enough detail or if I've confused everyone.
Thank you. I've been teaching skating full time for 24 years so I've learned a thing or two. There's no problem I haven't seen before. If you are just getting started in skating and you like the beginner videos on this channel, I highly recommend you check out my online courses on my website and use the FREE trials. They are a whole different level of teaching and progression, mapping out weeks of your practice in a way that ensures you get each skill safely. You can test out each course absolutely free by clicking on 'Free Trial' and seeing for yourself. There's 2 courses for beginners you could start using straight away. This is my best work and much better than anything I share on RUclips. I hope you enjoy those too. skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/ skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-for-fitness-beginner-level-full-course/
Yooooo thank you so much for the tips, my dad recently started to take me out to skating every Tuesday and its soon gonna be my 3rd time ever skating and I think these tips will help me alot!!
Thank you and I'm happy this video was useful. Check out the other videos on the beginner inlines playlist and also the free in-depth lessons on my website (full list in the description box with links).
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Keep on it! If you need more help please check the Asha's online course for beginners here skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/ It contains 2 lessons free of charge and they are more detailed.
Glad it helped Check out my even better Beginner Starter Pack which goes into more detail and will ensure you dont create ANY bad habits. skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/ Happy New Year
Happy to help! If you are just getting started in skating and you like the beginner videos on this channel, I highly recommend you check out my online courses on my website. They are a whole different level of teaching and progression, mapping out weeks of your practice in a way that ensures you get each skill safely. You can test out each course absolutely free by clicking on 'Free Trial' and seeing for yourself. There's 3 courses for beginners you could start using straight away. This is my best work and much better than anything I share on RUclips. I hope you enjoy those too. skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/
Considering learning inline skates, since I got bored of my bike. I know I can stand in them, and I only fell once on ice skates. 1 problem: I’m gonna have to use a crappy Iowa suburb road, and I’m a little unsure if that’s usable
Hi. This is Sergio from Skatefresh Team. If you need further assistance please take a look at skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/ It's the best way to start for a complete beginner, and you have a free trial!
Please truths even better trying that's FREE. It will help you get un-stuck I promise. Click FREE trial on this page; skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Don't forget to check www.skatefresh.com where you can find online courses made by Asha, with detailed explanations. You can try them out for free!
I recommend you also use these 2 Starter pack videos for all the basics that aren't covered in my RUclips videos. They're free and you get lifetime access; skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-free-trial/
i just decided to learn inline skating today, going to pick them up tomorrow, i never learned, totally new … can’t wait! a bit scared of falling but mostly excited to start!
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Good for you! Congratulations! And if you want more instruction from Asha you can take a look at skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/ That course gets you going. Even if you just watch the free trial videos it will be very useful.
Hi. This is Sergio from Skatefresh Team. I'm sorry for your accident. Follow the instructions Asha gave in this video and stay with those positions. It's very unlikely that you fall again if you do.
I found a pair of rollerblades in just my size discarded in a Walmart parking lot because the string-tightening dial had separated from the tongue of one skate. Easy fix with some epoxy. I'm 45, I always wanted to learn how to rollerblade (tried normal roller skates when I was 13, and it wasn't for me). My steps are small, (I tried longer steps and did notice the wobble you mentioned) and it seems almost as if all I have to do is slightly lean to one side and lift the opposite skate and propulsion just HAPPENS. I DO find myself bending at the waist sometimes. Gotta work on that. And turning without killing my momentum. This video will help me a lot, thanks. I've also found it's helpful to tell myself "stop thinking about what you're doing, just DO it."
Hi. This is Sergio from Skatefresh Team. It's very nice to see that this video has helped you! I recommend that you take a look at Asha's online courses here skatefresh.com/learn-to-skate-online/ It's a lot of information and all the courses has a free trial. Enjoy it!
I love this your videos, Asha! During pandemic, I got really depressed and decided to get some new inline skates and take up skating again (which I used to do a lot of-off and on-but not for the past 10 years or so (how time flies!!). Well, I got the new skates only to realize that I’m strangely really scared to try skating again. Really scared of getting injured, even though I used to skate without padding all the time (except wrist guards!) and almost never fell. I don’t really know why I’m so scared, but I’ve felt this way about a lot of things since the pandemic. I guess it’s a stress response. Anyway, watching your videos has gotten me excited to try it again! Thank you so much! I love your energy!! ❤😊
Hi. This is Sergio from Skatefresh Team. Don't worry! It's ok to be scared. Even though you used to skate, such a long break left your knowledge/dexterity hidden. Nevertheless, you don't forget how to skate, so what you need to do is to take it easy and give it a try. You will see that your knowledge and "muscle memory" will come back, it's just that our brains are designed to keep fresh only the information we manage often. It happens in all fields, but it's quite noticeable when it comes to motor coordination. These positions and moves Asha explained in the video, I suggest that you practice them on grass or carpet until you find your balance. Wear protective gear (wristguards/elbow pads/knee pads) and also helmet (if possible) and practice the fall and how to get up on grass too. You will find that here ruclips.net/video/64ZZJZnXJD0/видео.html The most important thing is keeping your knees bent. That's the key to avoid falling. Lots of people try to skate without that flexion, because it causes fatigue and thighs start hurting, but over time you get strength! Anyway, the grass gives you safety. Once you feel confident enough go to the park or promenade, a place without slopes. Good luck!
I do a lot of squats in the gym and didn't know that i am doing that back thing while skating. 2nd day skating and my lower back hurts so much. Thanks to these maam.
Yes I always say that gym squats ruin our skating if we copy that movement. When we say "bend the knees" the body automatically wants to do a gym squat. The skating knee bend should be very different, subtle and no butt out the back!
Picked up a pair of rollerblades yesterday (and some protective gear, because I'm in bad shape and I don't need to make things worse with an accident). Looking forward to trying them out tomorrow, now that I've absorbed some beginner's tips for a smoother experience.
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. I suggest that you take a look at the Asha's course for beginners here skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/ It will help you take the correct way to learn. Very detailed videos with exercises and progressions.
Oh no! Hope you're OK. PLEASE let me help you. I have a. 2 FREE starter beginner classes available from my website which you can use in your shoes first at home and then on skates on the grass and only when you're comfortable with all that should you think about getting on a roll surface. If your body is scared then it's just not ready yet. Please click Free Trial on this page and get started right, so you understand how to find your balance on your skates and consciously do the right things 9that you've learned and practiced off skates first). Let me know how it goes. skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/
Thank you! 😃 I've had years of practice and have taught many thousands of people over the last 21 years. Skating isn't easy but it is learnable, doable and improvable with some timed effort and focus and the rewards of that are HUGE!
Thanks. It is just a quickie of some tips but if you'd like a fool-proof guide to everything you need to know and do as a beginner then grab these 2 free videos from my website. I don't skip a thing in these and it's as if you're taking a proper in-person class with me. I promise these 2 vids will give you way more value than this one. Click Free Trial on this page; skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/
Helpful video thank you :) however on here some other professional rollerblade instructors say that you need to bend the knees and hinge forward your upper body too in order to bring your weight a bit forward and avoid falling on your which can be dangerous if your upper body is straight the you fall you go on your back and you can hit the back of your head on the asphalt. Whereas if your upper body is a bit forward if you fall you fall on your hands which is safer apparently. As a beginner I am a bit confused gotta admit hehe
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. We use a proven method that has been tested and improved since the 90s (www.inlinecertificationprogram.org) and thousands of skaters learned how to skate with this method, even some who were outcast as "lost causes" by other instructors. Asha has been teaching for about 20 years so believe what she says is exactly how it works. You shouldn't lean forwards, because head and upper body are heavy and all that weight is too much for the lower back to bear, especially if you are a beginner out of shape. Most beginners tend to have straight knees which makes things worse. That's why they have this lower back pain. Leaning forwards will also make you stick out your butt and that doesn't let your legs do these short duck steps properly. Besides, leaning forwards is an invitation to fall forwards. Whereas that's safer than falling on your butt it's not good either. The secret to avoid falling over is knees bent, nothing to do with the upper body. If you still think that a straight back is dangerous notice where Asha is placing her arms. This is something most people overlook, they try to compensate the balance leaning forwards while your counterweight is actually the arms in that position. Imagine you are playing a piano. Once you are in an intermediate/advanced level you can lean forwards for a more aerodynamic shape and you don't need the piano anymore, but at the beginning you don't have the balance to do that. Stride is something that evolves.
Thanks! After watching, I am thinking about buying a pair of rollerblades. I used to enjoy rollerblading in late elementary and middle school, I haven't been rollerblading since about 2001 or 2002, when my pair got stolen out of my locker in middle school. 😡 Was really popular during my childhood, a LOT of 90s kids and teenagers had rollerblades and skateboards.
DO it!!!! You'll be better than someone who never skated before but do take it easy when you begin and watch some beginner style videos as it might not be automatic now after such a long break. Good luck and enjoy your new skating chapter.
I'm trying to go from couch to returning skater. 10 years since I last skated. For the last week I've done one skate one shoe trying to work unilaterally and get accustomed to wearing skates again. I've been doing squats and lunges for a couple of weeks. I thought I was ready for two skates 🤣 15 minutes of shaky little step and rolls, and my legs felt like jello. It's a bit satisfying and frustrating at the same time 🙃
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Don't worry, it's normal after a long time without skating! You'll get back in no time if you keep regularity.
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. There are some other videos in the channel that will help you with stops. You can also take a look at the free lesson Asha has about heel brake, available here: skatefresh.com/product/how-to-stop-beginner-level/
Great video. I recently inherited a pair of inline skates from my uncle who gave up on them. He spent over $700 on them but since no one wanted to buy them off him, I said I'd take them until he wants them back or changes his mind. It only took me about 15 minutes to fall and take a massive chunk out of my elbow... So... Now I'm here.
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Too bad you didn't watch this video before. I'm sorry for your accident and wish you a good recovery. Wearing protective gear is important.
LastTue. I tried my 3rd practice on our front walkway I couldn’t control I fell on one of our rose’s bushes lol 😬😬😁😁😁😁good thing I was wearing sweaters 🤣but I’m I continue with pizza n chips
I'm glad this helped. If you'd like even more help from me for beginner inline basics, then I highly recommend you sign up and watch my 2 beginner basics lessons which include many aspects which are not shown here. This RUclips video is a short summary and by no means a thorough investigation. If things ares till not perfect and you're struggling somehow, then these 2 lessons could hold the answers you need. Click FREE TRIAL on this page for lifetime access and let me know what you think. skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/
I wanna learn how to Rollerblade as its almost summer, and I've recently learnt how to ice skate, but I won't be able to that much cuz of the weather lol, I really hope I get the hang of it!
Happy to help! If you are just getting started in skating and you like the beginner videos on this channel, I highly recommend you check out my online courses on my website and use the 14 day trials. They are a whole different level of teaching and progression, mapping out weeks of your practice in a way that ensures you get each skill safely. You can test out each course absolutely free by clicking on 'Free Trial' and seeing for yourself. There's 2 courses for beginners you could start using straight away. This is my best work and much better than anything I share on RUclips. I hope you enjoy those too. Good luck! skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/ skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-for-fitness-beginner-level-full-course/
Ah, I see what you mean. I definitely got to work on more strength building, just that body posture is a bit unusual for me, and I see what you mean by the like marching forward. I get that angle now, pizza pizza chips gotcha :) thank you!
You're welcome! If you think this summary video was helpful I encourage you to look at my beginner online course and test out the free “Beginner Starter Pack “of 2 videos. Click Free Trial on this page to see what info you'd receive if you came to a real class with me for beginners. Much better content than this I promise. skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/
Went skating for the first time today and tried out rollerblades. I was shit at it but i think im gonna do better next time now that ive learned more on how to do it
Ouch sorry. Hope you're doing better now. This page on my site shows you the link to my FREE 2 video Beginner Starter Pack. I highly recommend watching these as you begin just to make sure you have all the basics covered..... Compared to this RUclips video it's much more useful. Click Free Trial here; skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/
"Stand up if you are watching" literally me sitting with skates on saying "not yet" 😂
Lol same
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. The interesting fact is that you can practice the positions wearing sneakers or even barefoot and still feel the differences she mentioned.
Me on the toilet: “not yet”
sameee XD
Me in bed thinking about getting roller blades :p
Wish I'd had instruction like this when I first put on inlines years ago...thanks for sharing the knowledge!
I keep repeating pizza pizza chips while trying not to fall, tysm haha
Pizza and chips helps to remember which direction to point your toes, out (pizza) or straight ahead (chips), but don't forget the very important knee bend position shown as otherwise it still won't work if you try this with half bent knees rather than fully bent. All the parts have to be in action not just one. But keep at it, it will come.
pizza and chips go very well with a coke...
but I am guessing while rollerblading its out of question...
Lol
Me too😂😂😂😂
Ahmm.
Ahm pizza pizza eating chips..
Ahm pizza pizza eating chips..
Ahm pizza pizza eating chips..
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Great video. I've been wanting to rollerblade for ages and finally decided to get skates, went out for an hour today and towards the end I felt like I was actually starting to get it.
Fell over 3 times but that wasn't nearly as bad as it seems. The first maybe half hour was absolutely terrbile and I could barely move, but actually managed to get somewhere by perservering. I'm 30 years old so it's a lot more daunting being a bit older. Anyway thanks for the video, really helped me.
Go for it! Well done!
I have another even better beginner resource for you which goes into more details and could explain why you feel 3 times. I'm glad you weren't hurt from those falls, but every single fall carries the potential of being damaging so you need to dissect them and reduce them to falling almost never.
Click FREE TRIAL on this page to get access to 2 strewer videos that form the beginning of every beginner class we do in real life. Not a summaries RUclips video but what we actually teach students in class. I think this will serve you better.
skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/
Let me know what you think of those. I'd love to hear.
How are you doing after a whole year? I started today and had the same experience 😂 28 yo
@@jesusrincon3195 Hey! Well I live in England and it has been crazy wet here for about 6 months so I've barely been out. In about a year my longest distance was 21km, I could get up to about 30km/h and I could do some cool stuff like crossovers. I was working on backwards skating which I was making very slow progress with. Had a pretty bad accident at the roller rink a couple months back and I've been out of action since then cause I badly bruised my hip.
It's definitely a fairly miserable experience starting out, but it doesn't take long to start making progress and the little bits of progress you make get addictive and it actually becomes fun!
I have used Asha's video courses, and imo they've been very worthwhile accompaniments to me learning. Asha's also been on hand for support by email if I get stuck on something.
We, 30 years olds, are not old 😭😭
@@jesusrincon3195 I swear I replied to this. I've been on an extended break from skating because I banged my hip in really badly at the roller rink a few months back. Up until that point I was coming on pretty well, up to the point of learning to skate backwards. I once did a 22km skate, could get up to about 30km/h, could do some cool stuff like crossover and my technique was pretty good. I used the skatefresh courses, the learn to skate ones + stride optimiser. I just about got up to advanced before my accident. A long way from meekly skating from one side of the path to the other 😅
I can listen to this lady talk about anything. Especially when she explains something followed by a Yeah? Love that accent sheeeesh
Well that's good. I can't listen to my voice, I think it's very unexpressive and monotone. In Spanish and Portuguese I have much more up and down variety which I find easier to listen to. But I think you just like a classic UK accent! I'm trying really hard to get rid of the "yeah"s but good to know you like them hahahah
Dude. I couldn’t skate I got my inlines today and I was doing the “slow motion” And I tried for three hours, watched your video, and learned to skate within 5 minutes! Tysm
"I'm going to exaggerate a little bit" Literally me- XD
First day for daughter to learn skating..your pizza chips tip helped her make balance and start getting into rolling, very useful video for beginners
If you french fry when you're meant to pizza, you're gonna have a bad time
Been learning for about two weeks.. Only just got the confidence and strength to stand from a kneeling position. The guys in my group are incredible but never have I had things explained so clearly. Really looking forward to trying pizza and chips on my next skate out with my awesome skater fiamcee..
Your voice sounds so sophisticated
Love your videos, they have helped me a lot since I started skating a month ago. Thank you so much. Love you.
Great news, that's my plan. To help you skate well. Keep at it!
Asha, Thank you for this video! During this pandemic, my daughter had to cancel all her sports activities, acting, and dance classes along with that she continued her education online. She understood that it was what needed to be done during this time. She loves exercising and thought it was time to do some other form instead of biking, running, and walking. So, she decided that it would be a great opportunity for her to learn Roller Blading. On the very first day, we purchased the Roller Blades and protected gear, we found your video which we viewed once, and headed out to practice Roller Blading. Need I say, on her very first day, your techniques and explanations made it quite clear for my daughter to learn on the same day! We both Thank You!!! She is loving her newly found activity, and practices daily with a huge smile.
I’ve never been on a pair of skates in my 30 years of life. I tired skateboarding once when I was 14 and it absolutely didn’t work out. I’ve recently taken up an interest in learning to skate. Thank you for this video. I hope to apply this info when I finally do give it a shot.
Have you started skating yet? How is it going?
This video helped me out tremendously! The difference in my posture and everything makes me feel more comfortable! Thank you!!
You're so welcome!
Love this! Straight to the point, with a simple explanation, only pizza and no bs. Thank youl
I'm just starting to learn how to rollerblade now, and this has to be the best explanation I've found. Thank you 👍
Hi. This is Sergio from Skatefresh Team. I'm glad you found this video useful. Asha has made online courses in video that are way more detailed, especially prepared for skaters who don't have an instructor nearby. You can check them out and also give them a try for free, here skatefresh.com/learn-to-skate-online/
When I’m seeing this it is 3 am and I was bored and got some roller blades from Christmas and I decided to try and I can say the stop, pizza, and everything else helped me thx for this vid really helped me!👍
This posture stuff is really important! I've skated around 10 times now and this definitely helps
Excellent tutorial. I am intermediate rollerblader which starts again after 24 years hiatus.I really like that it is concise and down to earth. Very helpful - good job!
You are welcome glad this helped.
f you are just getting started in skating and you like the beginner videos on this channel, I highly recommend you check out my online courses on my website and use the 14 day trials. They are a whole different level of teaching and progression, mapping out weeks of your practice in a way that ensures you get each skill safely.
You can test out each course absolutely free by clicking on 'Free Trial' and seeing for yourself. There's 2 courses for beginners you could start using straight away. This is my best work and much better than anything I share on RUclips.
I hope you enjoy those too.
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I suspect you're going to go into distance/fitness eating so the second course and the others in that series I think might interest you. There's free trials for every course, so you'll be ready for those in a few weeks/months.
Asha, this 65 y/o dude thinks you’re awesome. Even though I’m not a beginner I get a lot of inspiration from watching your videos and learn a ton. You’re just a very strong person and you really know how to teach. You’re also inspirational in terms of the injuries that you’ve had to overcome. I have a couple that I’m dealing with now and knowing that other people keep at it even when they have some physical stuff going on keeps me going as well. I learned the hard way to always wear knee pads. In fact I wear everything.. I guess what’s nice about being 65 years old is that it doesn’t matter so much if you look cool or not… people think you’re weird anyway to be rolling around on ‘blades at that age. Who cares though? Skate or die…that’s what I say.
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Well done! That's the mindset. And I'm sure people don't believe your age, this definitely makes you feel and look way younger. You're probably an inspiration for them too. Deep in their hearts lots of people would love to do this but they don't dare because they think it's too late and don't want to feel embarrassed when falling over. There is a misconception that you need to fall over to learn, or that falling over is "part of the process." Asha has created courses that takes you from zero to a high level through a safe path, and they have been used by people of all ages, so if you want to see more of her videos take her courses here skatefresh.com/learn-to-skate-online/
Oml i got rollerskates today and i learnt how to skate in 2 hours xDD Tysm this rlly helped alot.
i tried so many other videos , but for some reason the whole pizza chip thing really helped it click for me , thank you so much!
Oh my days! You are a brilliant trainer!!! This is the best video I have come across! Keep doing what you’re doing! Love it!!!
Please check out the free resources for beginners on my website which (trust me) are way better than this. This is a quick summary and skips over a lot of the essential details needed. I highly recommend you get the 2 free beginner lessons from this page; Just click free trill here. This is exactly what I share with new students in person. This will serve you much better than anything I share on RUclips.
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Let me know what you think when you've watched and used these 2 videos. Enjoy your skating journey.
This is such a great intro video! I had a shaky start this morning, but I can't wait to apply this tomorrow!
So glad! How did it go????? Were you able to stay low and remain balanced?
i just brought a pair of inline skate last week and the tutorial is perfect. Thanks Asha because of you i can roll around within 3 days.
I was good at rollerblading in elementary school. Been about 20 years. I decided I wanted to rollerblade again & bought a pair of roller derby’s. Just need padding & helmet now. And to re-learn. Hoping I can learn from this video.
This video is only a quick summary. I HIGHLY recommend that you grab this FREE starter pack of 2 videos from my website which is a thorough introduction and well worth doing in your shoes first and then on skates on carpet BEFORE you head out.
Just click FREE TRIAL on this page. Let us know how it goes.
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I'm 36 and just picked up rollerblading again after probably 20+ years off skates. On day 2 (today) I landed on my butt HARD and realized I need to go way back to basics and train my muscles up. I picked up the free trial and will probably pick up the rest of the lessons when I get paid. Gonna practice these movements without skates while my bruised butt heals and then step back into the skates. Thanks so much for the videos, they're super helpful and helping me identify what I need to work on!
Welcome back to wheels! Well done for taking the free trial and using the movements to train off skates. This is so useful for helping your body begin to learn the new positions and as you can see from the detailed lessons in the Free trial, there is a lot of subtlety involved. Just becoming aware of where your weight falls in your feet is a huge lightbulb moment for many which needs to stay focussed when you get back on the wheels and rolling again.
How is that going now? I highly recommend the beginner online course because it will cement ALL the basics and ensure you don't create bad habits that are so much harder to fix later on. Most skaters try to do too much when they begin and then they struggle and get stuck and give up or have a nasty fall. It's so important to know exactly what you're doing and to have a structured list of movements to practice in each session. The course comes with practice notes so you have exactly that.
I hope you enjoy your return to skating. It's never too late.
No entiendo nada por que no se ingles pero aun así amo ver estos videos y amo patinar, saludos desde México
Hola. Soy Sergio del Team Skatefresh. Subtítulos en español han sido agregados.
Just starting skating. Love the vid!
Me watching at home
Oh my God! Thank you! My back hurts so much when I try to skate I am a super beginner lol I can barely stand but I am trying and this is very helpful
Did u end up learning how???
I love the way she says "Okay" at the end of a sentence 😃... Great tips for beginners!
I'm just really hoping that the person watching gets what I'm trying to say. I find it challenging to teach on video as there's no visual feedback from a class of faces. Usually this helps me know if I've given enough detail or if I've confused everyone.
@@SkatefreshVideos This is excellent technique! Thanks for these videos!
the best lesson so far. You're so good at teaching!
Thank you. I've been teaching skating full time for 24 years so I've learned a thing or two. There's no problem I haven't seen before.
If you are just getting started in skating and you like the beginner videos on this channel, I highly recommend you check out my online courses on my website and use the FREE trials. They are a whole different level of teaching and progression, mapping out weeks of your practice in a way that ensures you get each skill safely.
You can test out each course absolutely free by clicking on 'Free Trial' and seeing for yourself. There's 2 courses for beginners you could start using straight away. This is my best work and much better than anything I share on RUclips.
I hope you enjoy those too.
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omg i’m coming from ice skating and this helped me with my form so much. i had back pain like crazy! gone!
Great to hear! It's not an easy transition coming ice skating where the forces are a lot more forgiving. Hope you enjoy being outside and skating!!!
Yooooo thank you so much for the tips, my dad recently started to take me out to skating every Tuesday and its soon gonna be my 3rd time ever skating and I think these tips will help me alot!!
This was amazing… I’m a beginner and will be applying these body corrections !
Thank you and I'm happy this video was useful. Check out the other videos on the beginner inlines playlist and also the free in-depth lessons on my website (full list in the description box with links).
Ok now I know why my lower back aches and what not to do, thank you very much ! Clearest video
the dog at the end sold me on this being the best roller skating youtube channel of all time.
I was really good at these as a kid but now I've got a pair and I'm older, I'm really struggling! Thanks with this 😊
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Keep on it! If you need more help please check the Asha's online course for beginners here skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/ It contains 2 lessons free of charge and they are more detailed.
I just got skates a few weeks ago and same! This was so much easier to do as a kid 😂
this is the only video that actually helped me
My daughter started yesterday after watching your video. Today she was skating unassisted working on her Pizza and chips! Thank you so much
I though it won’t work but it helped me a lot thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
Glad it helped
Check out my even better Beginner Starter Pack which goes into more detail and will ensure you dont create ANY bad habits.
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Happy New Year
I just got a pair of rollerblades yesterday morning and this video has helped a lot! :D
Happy to help! If you are just getting started in skating and you like the beginner videos on this channel, I highly recommend you check out my online courses on my website. They are a whole different level of teaching and progression, mapping out weeks of your practice in a way that ensures you get each skill safely.
You can test out each course absolutely free by clicking on 'Free Trial' and seeing for yourself. There's 3 courses for beginners you could start using straight away. This is my best work and much better than anything I share on RUclips.
I hope you enjoy those too.
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Considering learning inline skates, since I got bored of my bike. I know I can stand in them, and I only fell once on ice skates. 1 problem: I’m gonna have to use a crappy Iowa suburb road, and I’m a little unsure if that’s usable
I will try after watching this, thank you
I want to roller blade so bad but I want to learn it first so I don't give up thinking I can't do it. Thank you this is very useful.
Hi. This is Sergio from Skatefresh Team. If you need further assistance please take a look at skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/ It's the best way to start for a complete beginner, and you have a free trial!
Thx for this advice
I keep on falling down and stuck on the spot
Please truths even better trying that's FREE. It will help you get un-stuck I promise. Click FREE trial on this page;
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I have been looking for you!
Thank you!
Just started skating today! Seeing your video makes me want to try better tomorrow!!
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Don't forget to check www.skatefresh.com where you can find online courses made by Asha, with detailed explanations. You can try them out for free!
so good, so concise, as an experienced wrestling coach this is brilliant
I just bought roller blades and can’t wait to try it heheeheh .. never had I tried before .. wish me luck ahahahah
Heyya, three months in, whatcha doing with ur skates?.....
@@amalabestotaku8387 new channel, ahah, pro at it 👐
Thank you thank you for pizza and chips!! It definitely helped. I’m feeling much more confident after just a couple days.
must try it out today, thank you Asha.
I recommend you also use these 2 Starter pack videos for all the basics that aren't covered in my RUclips videos. They're free and you get lifetime access;
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This helped my younger sister and she now skates normally thanks for the amazing video 😊
thank you very much, you are great!!
i just decided to learn inline skating today, going to pick them up tomorrow, i never learned, totally new … can’t wait! a bit scared of falling but mostly excited to start!
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Good for you! Congratulations! And if you want more instruction from Asha you can take a look at skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/ That course gets you going. Even if you just watch the free trial videos it will be very useful.
I can’t move 😂after epic fall, today my trainer tried his best I will continue great video by the way.
Hi. This is Sergio from Skatefresh Team. I'm sorry for your accident. Follow the instructions Asha gave in this video and stay with those positions. It's very unlikely that you fall again if you do.
I'm about to buy my first pair of inlines, thanks!
I found a pair of rollerblades in just my size discarded in a Walmart parking lot because the string-tightening dial had separated from the tongue of one skate. Easy fix with some epoxy. I'm 45, I always wanted to learn how to rollerblade (tried normal roller skates when I was 13, and it wasn't for me). My steps are small, (I tried longer steps and did notice the wobble you mentioned) and it seems almost as if all I have to do is slightly lean to one side and lift the opposite skate and propulsion just HAPPENS. I DO find myself bending at the waist sometimes. Gotta work on that. And turning without killing my momentum. This video will help me a lot, thanks. I've also found it's helpful to tell myself "stop thinking about what you're doing, just DO it."
Hi. This is Sergio from Skatefresh Team. It's very nice to see that this video has helped you! I recommend that you take a look at Asha's online courses here skatefresh.com/learn-to-skate-online/ It's a lot of information and all the courses has a free trial. Enjoy it!
I love this your videos, Asha! During pandemic, I got really depressed and decided to get some new inline skates and take up skating again (which I used to do a lot of-off and on-but not for the past 10 years or so (how time flies!!). Well, I got the new skates only to realize that I’m strangely really scared to try skating again. Really scared of getting injured, even though I used to skate without padding all the time (except wrist guards!) and almost never fell. I don’t really know why I’m so scared, but I’ve felt this way about a lot of things since the pandemic. I guess it’s a stress response. Anyway, watching your videos has gotten me excited to try it again! Thank you so much! I love your energy!! ❤😊
Hi. This is Sergio from Skatefresh Team. Don't worry! It's ok to be scared. Even though you used to skate, such a long break left your knowledge/dexterity hidden. Nevertheless, you don't forget how to skate, so what you need to do is to take it easy and give it a try. You will see that your knowledge and "muscle memory" will come back, it's just that our brains are designed to keep fresh only the information we manage often. It happens in all fields, but it's quite noticeable when it comes to motor coordination. These positions and moves Asha explained in the video, I suggest that you practice them on grass or carpet until you find your balance. Wear protective gear (wristguards/elbow pads/knee pads) and also helmet (if possible) and practice the fall and how to get up on grass too. You will find that here ruclips.net/video/64ZZJZnXJD0/видео.html The most important thing is keeping your knees bent. That's the key to avoid falling. Lots of people try to skate without that flexion, because it causes fatigue and thighs start hurting, but over time you get strength! Anyway, the grass gives you safety. Once you feel confident enough go to the park or promenade, a place without slopes. Good luck!
I do a lot of squats in the gym and didn't know that i am doing that back thing while skating. 2nd day skating and my lower back hurts so much. Thanks to these maam.
Yes I always say that gym squats ruin our skating if we copy that movement. When we say "bend the knees" the body automatically wants to do a gym squat. The skating knee bend should be very different, subtle and no butt out the back!
Picked up a pair of rollerblades yesterday (and some protective gear, because I'm in bad shape and I don't need to make things worse with an accident).
Looking forward to trying them out tomorrow, now that I've absorbed some beginner's tips for a smoother experience.
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. I suggest that you take a look at the Asha's course for beginners here skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-beginner-level-full-course/ It will help you take the correct way to learn. Very detailed videos with exercises and progressions.
*I ❤️ you. Thank you for this*
*I'm going to an empty park soon and will practice this*
*Update: Had the best session ever*
🍕🍕🍟 *Is undderated*
@@AliMakaveli Glad you enjoyed your skate meal!
Thanks for teaching me this! I was doing the pizza thing I didn’t fall but, I tripped and went ALL the way down my Hill and that’s when I Gta Wasted.
Oh no! Hope you're OK.
PLEASE let me help you. I have a. 2 FREE starter beginner classes available from my website which you can use in your shoes first at home and then on skates on the grass and only when you're comfortable with all that should you think about getting on a roll surface. If your body is scared then it's just not ready yet.
Please click Free Trial on this page and get started right, so you understand how to find your balance on your skates and consciously do the right things 9that you've learned and practiced off skates first). Let me know how it goes.
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Keep on rollin 👏
i just got some roller blades for hockey, so I can practice before season starts, this helps a lot thank you!💛
No problem!!
How easily you explained..You’re such an amazing teacher and I hope you know that!
Thank you!🧒
Pizza Pizza Pizza and I learned it ..
Thank you! 😃 I've had years of practice and have taught many thousands of people over the last 21 years. Skating isn't easy but it is learnable, doable and improvable with some timed effort and focus and the rewards of that are HUGE!
Great video, glad i found your channel. Can’t wait for my skates to arrive next week
This is literally the only useful video i have found
Thanks. It is just a quickie of some tips but if you'd like a fool-proof guide to everything you need to know and do as a beginner then grab these 2 free videos from my website. I don't skip a thing in these and it's as if you're taking a proper in-person class with me. I promise these 2 vids will give you way more value than this one. Click Free Trial on this page;
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Helpful video thank you :) however on here some other professional rollerblade instructors say that you need to bend the knees and hinge forward your upper body too in order to bring your weight a bit forward and avoid falling on your which can be dangerous if your upper body is straight the you fall you go on your back and you can hit the back of your head on the asphalt. Whereas if your upper body is a bit forward if you fall you fall on your hands which is safer apparently.
As a beginner I am a bit confused gotta admit hehe
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. We use a proven method that has been tested and improved since the 90s (www.inlinecertificationprogram.org) and thousands of skaters learned how to skate with this method, even some who were outcast as "lost causes" by other instructors. Asha has been teaching for about 20 years so believe what she says is exactly how it works. You shouldn't lean forwards, because head and upper body are heavy and all that weight is too much for the lower back to bear, especially if you are a beginner out of shape. Most beginners tend to have straight knees which makes things worse. That's why they have this lower back pain. Leaning forwards will also make you stick out your butt and that doesn't let your legs do these short duck steps properly. Besides, leaning forwards is an invitation to fall forwards. Whereas that's safer than falling on your butt it's not good either. The secret to avoid falling over is knees bent, nothing to do with the upper body. If you still think that a straight back is dangerous notice where Asha is placing her arms. This is something most people overlook, they try to compensate the balance leaning forwards while your counterweight is actually the arms in that position. Imagine you are playing a piano. Once you are in an intermediate/advanced level you can lean forwards for a more aerodynamic shape and you don't need the piano anymore, but at the beginning you don't have the balance to do that. Stride is something that evolves.
Thanks! After watching, I am thinking about buying a pair of rollerblades. I used to enjoy rollerblading in late elementary and middle school, I haven't been rollerblading since about 2001 or 2002, when my pair got stolen out of my locker in middle school. 😡 Was really popular during my childhood, a LOT of 90s kids and teenagers had rollerblades and skateboards.
DO it!!!! You'll be better than someone who never skated before but do take it easy when you begin and watch some beginner style videos as it might not be automatic now after such a long break. Good luck and enjoy your new skating chapter.
I'm trying to go from couch to returning skater. 10 years since I last skated. For the last week I've done one skate one shoe trying to work unilaterally and get accustomed to wearing skates again. I've been doing squats and lunges for a couple of weeks. I thought I was ready for two skates 🤣 15 minutes of shaky little step and rolls, and my legs felt like jello. It's a bit satisfying and frustrating at the same time 🙃
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Don't worry, it's normal after a long time without skating! You'll get back in no time if you keep regularity.
Thank you, the piano teacher in me really appreciated the musical references 😂
This was awesome. Thank you! Immediate change to the better after watching this.
My kid wanted to thank you because she watched your video and within 5 minutes she was rollerblading on her own.
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Congratulations to your kid! Keep it up!
Thanks for the help!
Your pizza & chips really help me alot. Thank you! Now I need to know how to stop or brake my rollerblades 😂
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. There are some other videos in the channel that will help you with stops. You can also take a look at the free lesson Asha has about heel brake, available here: skatefresh.com/product/how-to-stop-beginner-level/
Great video. I recently inherited a pair of inline skates from my uncle who gave up on them. He spent over $700 on them but since no one wanted to buy them off him, I said I'd take them until he wants them back or changes his mind. It only took me about 15 minutes to fall and take a massive chunk out of my elbow... So... Now I'm here.
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Too bad you didn't watch this video before. I'm sorry for your accident and wish you a good recovery. Wearing protective gear is important.
LastTue. I tried my 3rd practice on our front walkway I couldn’t control I fell on one of our rose’s bushes lol 😬😬😁😁😁😁good thing I was wearing sweaters 🤣but I’m I continue with pizza n chips
These were really great tips for beginners like me. Thx!
I'm glad this helped.
If you'd like even more help from me for beginner inline basics, then I highly recommend you sign up and watch my 2 beginner basics lessons which include many aspects which are not shown here. This RUclips video is a short summary and by no means a thorough investigation. If things ares till not perfect and you're struggling somehow, then these 2 lessons could hold the answers you need.
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Thanks for this. It instilled some confidence in my fiance who's currently giving skating a try.
I wanna learn how to Rollerblade as its almost summer, and I've recently learnt how to ice skate, but I won't be able to that much cuz of the weather lol, I really hope I get the hang of it!
Happy to help! If you are just getting started in skating and you like the beginner videos on this channel, I highly recommend you check out my online courses on my website and use the 14 day trials. They are a whole different level of teaching and progression, mapping out weeks of your practice in a way that ensures you get each skill safely.
You can test out each course absolutely free by clicking on 'Free Trial' and seeing for yourself. There's 2 courses for beginners you could start using straight away. This is my best work and much better than anything I share on RUclips.
I hope you enjoy those too. Good luck!
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Ah, I see what you mean. I definitely got to work on more strength building, just that body posture is a bit unusual for me, and I see what you mean by the like marching forward. I get that angle now, pizza pizza chips gotcha :) thank you!
thank you!! mom said she had inline skates in the attic and i wanted to watch this video before i went to look for them! :D
How did it go with the skates?
Much needed ❤️
A bit of technique goes a long way on skates 😇
Thank you so much for this
Wooa amazing video, very helpful, thank you❤
You're welcome!
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Click Free Trial on this page to see what info you'd receive if you came to a real class with me for beginners. Much better content than this I promise.
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thankyou I will try it so soon
Went skating for the first time today and tried out rollerblades. I was shit at it but i think im gonna do better next time now that ive learned more on how to do it
I was doing slow mo.. was wondering what I should do becuz I know smthn is wrong but I didn't know what.. thank you very much!
This is helping a lot
thanks ima go try this out at the park now it is very useful indeed
Did it work? I'd love to know how you went....success I hope.
Thank u so much. Jus bought my in line skates. Great advice👏🏾😏
Fantastic!!!! Just what I needed
I fell in love with your voice💖💖💖💖💖
Thank u for helping me roller blades it helpings alot
That helped a lot, thank you 🙏🏻
Love ur voice. Confidence 💯
Hello
Brilliant! Thanks Asha* , super appreciated! Looking foward to getting out there, and getting into motion. Big Thanks! Christof* 😊🍀🌟
Wish I saw this before I got excited and dived in! Woulda saved me from wiping out
Ouch sorry. Hope you're doing better now.
This page on my site shows you the link to my FREE 2 video Beginner Starter Pack. I highly recommend watching these as you begin just to make sure you have all the basics covered..... Compared to this RUclips video it's much more useful.
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