Wow! You are making roller skiing appear as much fun as skiing on the snow! Well done video! I find that an important step to take by first timer on rollerski it is to get used to being on wheeles and pavement before going too fast. A ski on wheeles does not slide side way like a ski will do on snow when you loose balance. you have to learn to hop or change your ski of support to not fall when trying to recover your balance. I find the step turn on roller ski or ski hop nice drills to improve your balance which will greatly reduce the number of falls you will do during your learning. The best is to start roller skiing when you are under 12 years old. At that age you are fearless and heel very quickly! 😁😁😁
Yes, but with special tips for roller skiing. Here is one pole tip exchange system; the roller ski pole tip is the one without a basket: ruclips.net/video/ViVcFl9UG6M/видео.html
Wow! You are making roller skiing appear as much fun as skiing on the snow! Well done video!
I find that an important step to take by first timer on rollerski it is to get used to being on wheeles and pavement before going too fast.
A ski on wheeles does not slide side way like a ski will do on snow when you loose balance.
you have to learn to hop or change your ski of support to not fall when trying to recover your balance. I find the step turn on roller ski or ski hop nice drills to improve your balance which will greatly reduce the number of falls you will do during your learning.
The best is to start roller skiing when you are under 12 years old. At that age you are fearless and heel very quickly! 😁😁😁
Thanks for the video. Do you use the same poles as in winter?
Yes, but with special tips for roller skiing. Here is one pole tip exchange system; the roller ski pole tip is the one without a basket: ruclips.net/video/ViVcFl9UG6M/видео.html
Same poles but different tips to them more adapted to the pavement. You need to sharpen those this often so the pole does not slip on the pavement.