FINALLLY... I GOT IT!! 😄😄 I've wanted to do this for years but I've just never been able to do the last part when your leg comes back across but after watching this video I made sense of it and can do it now! So happy! Now I just need to work on keeping up the speed as I cant really keep the momentum going. The part from 3:37 onwards is gold and nobody explained this better than you guys did. This is what finally unlocked it for me !
MrJourney2anywhere thank you very much I’m glad you found this helpful we appreciate your support if you like out content please share it around and be sure to like and subscribe . I just wish more people saw our stuff so we could help more people but I’m very happy you’ve found it helpful 😊in regards to the momentum you’ll get that with practice it’s mostly coming from the hips and the twist so the more comfortable you get with it the easier it will be . Good luck
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I haven't skated in years and I think your grapevine was awesome bro. That wasn't even a thing back in my day but I'm not too old to go back on ice, still very agile and a good level of fitness. 😊👍🏿
Best grapevine tutorial on youtube! Thank you! I would like to lern the trick from HER DREAM - Ice Skating Girl After 1min you can see a short sequence..., can you help me please?
I think your referring to the footwork section that looks a lot like I front facing caterpillar (a section of DNA done many times ) it's shown at 7:03 I'm this video but there's a rotation in between the footwork. I'm certain I can help with this is a link to my personal ig where I do a sequence similar to this have a look at the video And see if this is or close to what your after and IL make a tutorial for you on it thank you so much for your kind words. If you found this helpful please like and subscribe and be sure to check out our other videos and check out our instagram thank you so much for the support instagram.com/p/Bm4Ng8Mn2SH/?igshid=1hus954rqgrbf
Hey that's a really good tutorial. I especially like how you describe the steps to learn it with other moves like the eagle. However one thing I'm still not clear on is whether the angle at which you rotate your foot in the second half is important in keeping your momentum or whether the hip movement is solely responsible for that.
If your right footed as you pull the right back for the left to rotate the right simply keeps the same angle and goes round using the hips momentum the angle should stay the same so it looks like a smooth circular motion . Thank you for asking if you found this and the tutorial helpful please like and subscribe so we can grow like I say it helps us so so much
@@endeavourfreestylers4675 I did and my biggest problem at the moment is really doing stuff I can do on my right foot on my left one. Other than that the pendulum and jumps would be cool to see. Keep up the good work.
If you're ever looking for inspiration here's a few tricks I wouldn't mind seeing a tutorial on. The compass The pendulum Insanity and Spiderman. Just a few ideas. Keep it up mate.
@@endeavourfreestylers4675 the compass. it's one I've been trying to find the name of for ages and only came across it last night. It looks simple enough but I just can't quite see the mechanics of it fully.
Thank you for this I hope it helped and was not too quiet I believe this problem was raised and fixed for subsequent videos if you need me to outline any parts more clearly feel free to message us on the team Instagram and I will get back to you as soon as possible .
Saša Todorović we frequently upload new ones so keep an eye out and if there’s anything specific you’d like to see let us know thank you for the support 👍😀
Thanks for posting useful content on your channel. All your tutorials are helping me. One thing that is not clear to me about the grapevine is where to put my weight on my feet at each step. What parts I should be focusing more weight on say my left foot and where should the weight be? Should it be on my toes or heel?
Sam thanks for the comment the weight typically shifts so on the first cross going forward I have it on the left foot then on the transition from front to back the weight stays on the left whilst the right almost steers and acts like a rudder then on the transition from back to forward the weight switches to the right as the right leg over takes the left and pushes past . Basically any leg that power goes through takes the weight that’s how power is transferred to the ice because the weight and pushing power is on that leg as for on the skate where is the weight rocker wise it’s personal preference but typically on any turning point where there is no weight on the leg it goes towards the toe but for me it’s mainly at the front half anyway but if whatever you have works id stick with it as many people do it differently as you saw at the end when I give a few examples after bens demonstrating there are different add ons and variants so the best thing I recommend is play around with and have fun and make it your own . Thank you very much for watching and your support I hope this answers your question if you find our content helpful please leave it a like and let us know what you want to see next and subscribe and if you have a few mins share with other skaters so it gets out there . But yeah thank you for your support and good luck with it .👍👊🏻🤞🏻
Yes its just a much more upright posture it looks a bit stiff and less relaxed for my liking but its absolutely possible having done it myself I can guarantee it
@@sabrinasiad8745 its dependent on how much you practice everyone's different if you put in hours on the ice you could have them learnt in a week or less if you do 1 session a week for an hour it will Take longer but they really are must haves as they help and are incorporated in so many other sequences and tricks between this and the barrel roll they are the two to learn first
Hi Peter here I at the moment don't use t blades I'm the one who's doing the examples and talking towards the end. myself and Ben are the captains Ben is the man in tblades I believe he uses m-15 but I'm not 100% sure on that . As for what's best . That's entirely down to personal preference I know a lot of Freestylers use s -9 or s -11 as it allows for more grip and tighter turning but really it's down to personal preference t-blades may not even be the best thing for some it's dependant on what the individual prefers . Neither t blade or hockey skate is better they're just different it's the skater and their ability that really makes the difference . As for the rocker size and hollow radius it's as I say personal preference those specs sound good as they allow for a lot of grip and sharp turning which can be useful in freestyle, if you wanted a better gliding skate for speed a m or longer and 15 or higher would be better but it depends on your style and what you'd use them for . My guess is you'll be focusing mainly on footwork at the moment as you've watched this video and as there can be some tight turns and sudden changes of direction I'd say what you've got is fine for your skating. I hope this answers your question thank you so much for asking we like to be able to help people if you have any other queries please ask and if you found this video helpful please leave a like share and check out the other videos as it helps us a lot . Many thanks Peter
@@endeavourfreestylers4675 thank you a lot, didnt expect such a long answer. I will watch every video and practice a lot this season and hope i will improve. Thank you again!❤
@@nicki1185 no worries I wanted to be thorough as we want to spread the sport and help we have time for anyone who asks us for help or advice . Good luck with it hope everything goes well . 👍
Hiya guys the only problem I have when trying to attempt the grapevine is, I have no flexibility in my hips, like, I can do the 1st and 2jd parts but the last part I am still struggling with. Can you please help, I can do the half lemon going forward and transitioning to the back crossover, then I am stuck after that. Any help would be duely noted 🙂👍
My first piece of advice is instead of saying you have no hip flexibility is to try to increase it and practice it beceause if you genuinely dont have it for any reason it can be crucial to a lot of movements and sadly saying you have no hip flexebility wont help you to achieve your goals only hard work and practice will however I'm certain if you work on this you can achieve it . All it will take is a few dedicated weeks of stretching the right muscles to get used to it and doing dynamic stretches to increase the range of motion I have absolute faith you will be fine after this so dont panic if your still not go on our instagram dm us and il help assist you further in this regard . However in your case here my first thought would be that your hip flexibility is fine but your not used to doing the movement it's called muscle memory so the more you practice it the better it gets . The reason I think your hip flexibility is ok is because the part that actually requires the most hip flexibility you have already done the part that requires it the most is the transition from front to back in regards to the section you are stuck on try pulling the right leg back from the knee to pull the left leg round and then push as you can with your right to get it forwards. It's a hard one to get and your not alone in struggling with this so dont panic I'm confident hou will get this I hope this helps good luck with this 😊
I know it seems complicated but it's just a case of practicing it until you get it its all about the muscle memory.....the last part of that sentence makes no sense btw it's just swearing twice so I'm ignoring that part but if you need any help feel free to ask
FINALLLY... I GOT IT!! 😄😄 I've wanted to do this for years but I've just never been able to do the last part when your leg comes back across but after watching this video I made sense of it and can do it now! So happy! Now I just need to work on keeping up the speed as I cant really keep the momentum going. The part from 3:37 onwards is gold and nobody explained this better than you guys did. This is what finally unlocked it for me !
MrJourney2anywhere thank you very much I’m glad you found this helpful we appreciate your support if you like out content please share it around and be sure to like and subscribe . I just wish more people saw our stuff so we could help more people but I’m very happy you’ve found it helpful 😊in regards to the momentum you’ll get that with practice it’s mostly coming from the hips and the twist so the more comfortable you get with it the easier it will be . Good luck
This is the best grapevine teaching video I saw. Thanks 😍
Thank you so much we really appreciate that it really helps us if you like this please check out our other videos and like and subscribe so we can grow and if your ever in our area let us know and we will more than likely if you want us to come skating with you if you want a hand with anything . Thank you
Wonderful lesson! The main
thing is to be able explain intelligibly
Super to wyglada😮👌😀
I haven't skated in years and I think your grapevine was awesome bro. That wasn't even a thing back in my day but I'm not too old to go back on ice, still very agile and a good level of fitness. 😊👍🏿
Best grapevine tutorial on youtube! Thank you! I would like to lern the trick from
HER DREAM - Ice Skating Girl
After 1min you can see a short sequence..., can you help me please?
I think your referring to the footwork section that looks a lot like I front facing caterpillar (a section of DNA done many times ) it's shown at 7:03 I'm this video but there's a rotation in between the footwork. I'm certain I can help with this is a link to my personal ig where I do a sequence similar to this have a look at the video And see if this is or close to what your after and IL make a tutorial for you on it thank you so much for your kind words. If you found this helpful please like and subscribe and be sure to check out our other videos and check out our instagram thank you so much for the support
instagram.com/p/Bm4Ng8Mn2SH/?igshid=1hus954rqgrbf
Nice information
Damn they are good
Hey that's a really good tutorial. I especially like how you describe the steps to learn it with other moves like the eagle. However one thing I'm still not clear on is whether the angle at which you rotate your foot in the second half is important in keeping your momentum or whether the hip movement is solely responsible for that.
If your right footed as you pull the right back for the left to rotate the right simply keeps the same angle and goes round using the hips momentum the angle should stay the same so it looks like a smooth circular motion . Thank you for asking if you found this and the tutorial helpful please like and subscribe so we can grow like I say it helps us so so much
@@endeavourfreestylers4675 Ok thank you for that clarification
@@Zayki no worries and please do hit the subscribe button . Are there any other tutorials you'd like to see ?
@@endeavourfreestylers4675 I did and my biggest problem at the moment is really doing stuff I can do on my right foot on my left one. Other than that the pendulum and jumps would be cool to see. Keep up the good work.
@@Zayki OK I think the next tutorial will be on the pendulum as that's been requested by others too
Such a great tutorial! I can't wait to get back on the ice next season and practice it!
Thanks im glad you find it helpful
The video is brilliant and that hair is looking good my man
Thank you I appreciate that ....both points haha
good work man
Thank you
If you're ever looking for inspiration here's a few tricks I wouldn't mind seeing a tutorial on.
The compass
The pendulum
Insanity and
Spiderman.
Just a few ideas. Keep it up mate.
We can do tutorials on pretty much all of those as we do those tricks which would you like to see first ?
@@endeavourfreestylers4675 the compass. it's one I've been trying to find the name of for ages and only came across it last night. It looks simple enough but I just can't quite see the mechanics of it fully.
@@philmartin6357 OK we can make a start on that for you
@@philmartin6357 which part in particular are you struggling with so we know what to explain more ?
@@endeavourfreestylers4675 all of it really. how to hold it and how to transition in to it and out of it in to the next fluid movement.
Thanks for this best clear video to explain the trick. Improvement : audio (speaking) volume is pretty soft and low .
Thank you for this I hope it helped and was not too quiet I believe this problem was raised and fixed for subsequent videos if you need me to outline any parts more clearly feel free to message us on the team Instagram and I will get back to you as soon as possible .
Best grapevine tutorial
Thank you so much really appreciate it are there any other tutorials you'd like to see ?
Thank you so much really appreciate it are there any other tutorials you'd like to see ?
@@endeavourfreestylers4675 anything for freestyle ice skating
Saša Todorović we frequently upload new ones so keep an eye out and if there’s anything specific you’d like to see let us know thank you for the support 👍😀
Thanks for posting useful content on your channel. All your tutorials are helping me. One thing that is not clear to me about the grapevine is where to put my weight on my feet at each step. What parts I should be focusing more weight on say my left foot and where should the weight be? Should it be on my toes or heel?
Sam thanks for the comment the weight typically shifts so on the first cross going forward I have it on the left foot then on the transition from front to back the weight stays on the left whilst the right almost steers and acts like a rudder then on the transition from back to forward the weight switches to the right as the right leg over takes the left and pushes past . Basically any leg that power goes through takes the weight that’s how power is transferred to the ice because the weight and pushing power is on that leg as for on the skate where is the weight rocker wise it’s personal preference but typically on any turning point where there is no weight on the leg it goes towards the toe but for me it’s mainly at the front half anyway but if whatever you have works id stick with it as many people do it differently as you saw at the end when I give a few examples after bens demonstrating there are different add ons and variants so the best thing I recommend is play around with and have fun and make it your own . Thank you very much for watching and your support I hope this answers your question if you find our content helpful please leave it a like and let us know what you want to see next and subscribe and if you have a few mins share with other skaters so it gets out there . But yeah thank you for your support and good luck with it .👍👊🏻🤞🏻
@@endeavourfreestylers4675 Thank you for the quick reply. I will try this out next time I am at the rink. Cheers.
@@samfromuk no problem good luck
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Is it possible to do it with figure skating skates?
Yes its just a much more upright posture it looks a bit stiff and less relaxed for my liking but its absolutely possible having done it myself I can guarantee it
@@endeavourfreestylers4675 Thanks! How much time did it take u to master these tricks?
@@sabrinasiad8745 its dependent on how much you practice everyone's different if you put in hours on the ice you could have them learnt in a week or less if you do 1 session a week for an hour it will Take longer but they really are must haves as they help and are incorporated in so many other sequences and tricks between this and the barrel roll they are the two to learn first
Hey, Great vid! What tblade numbers are you using? I am wearing a S-11 and dont know how good they are for Casual freestyling
Hi Peter here I at the moment don't use t blades I'm the one who's doing the examples and talking towards the end. myself and Ben are the captains Ben is the man in tblades I believe he uses m-15 but I'm not 100% sure on that . As for what's best . That's entirely down to personal preference I know a lot of Freestylers use s -9 or s -11 as it allows for more grip and tighter turning but really it's down to personal preference t-blades may not even be the best thing for some it's dependant on what the individual prefers . Neither t blade or hockey skate is better they're just different it's the skater and their ability that really makes the difference . As for the rocker size and hollow radius it's as I say personal preference those specs sound good as they allow for a lot of grip and sharp turning which can be useful in freestyle, if you wanted a better gliding skate for speed a m or longer and 15 or higher would be better but it depends on your style and what you'd use them for . My guess is you'll be focusing mainly on footwork at the moment as you've watched this video and as there can be some tight turns and sudden changes of direction I'd say what you've got is fine for your skating. I hope this answers your question thank you so much for asking we like to be able to help people if you have any other queries please ask and if you found this video helpful please leave a like share and check out the other videos as it helps us a lot . Many thanks Peter
@@endeavourfreestylers4675 thank you a lot, didnt expect such a long answer. I will watch every video and practice a lot this season and hope i will improve. Thank you again!❤
@@nicki1185 no worries I wanted to be thorough as we want to spread the sport and help we have time for anyone who asks us for help or advice . Good luck with it hope everything goes well . 👍
Hiya guys the only problem I have when trying to attempt the grapevine is, I have no flexibility in my hips, like, I can do the 1st and 2jd parts but the last part I am still struggling with. Can you please help, I can do the half lemon going forward and transitioning to the back crossover, then I am stuck after that. Any help would be duely noted 🙂👍
My first piece of advice is instead of saying you have no hip flexibility is to try to increase it and practice it beceause if you genuinely dont have it for any reason it can be crucial to a lot of movements and sadly saying you have no hip flexebility wont help you to achieve your goals only hard work and practice will however I'm certain if you work on this you can achieve it . All it will take is a few dedicated weeks of stretching the right muscles to get used to it and doing dynamic stretches to increase the range of motion I have absolute faith you will be fine after this so dont panic if your still not go on our instagram dm us and il help assist you further in this regard . However in your case here my first thought would be that your hip flexibility is fine but your not used to doing the movement it's called muscle memory so the more you practice it the better it gets . The reason I think your hip flexibility is ok is because the part that actually requires the most hip flexibility you have already done the part that requires it the most is the transition from front to back in regards to the section you are stuck on try pulling the right leg back from the knee to pull the left leg round and then push as you can with your right to get it forwards. It's a hard one to get and your not alone in struggling with this so dont panic I'm confident hou will get this I hope this helps good luck with this 😊
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is your main leg is left?
anonimowy anonim no myself and bens are right footed
Increase your audio levels
Aries Chick will keep In mind for next time
Это не только выглядит сложно - но и в действии СЛОЖНО НЕЕБИЧЕСКИ
I know it seems complicated but it's just a case of practicing it until you get it its all about the muscle memory.....the last part of that sentence makes no sense btw it's just swearing twice so I'm ignoring that part but if you need any help feel free to ask