I Learned to Rollerblade in 6 Months... (Aggressive Inline Progression)
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- 0:00 Intro & Background Info
03:19 Month 1
04:47 Month 2
07:31 Month 3
11:31 Month 4
17:42 Month 5
23:57 Month 6
30:55 Outro
Boots: Faction Tactical V1 Midnight White
Frame: Create Originals
Insoles: Superteam Hockey Insole Inside Liner
Shock Absorber: Myfit Gel Shock Absorber Under Liner
Wheels: Dead Fuji 58mm 92a
Anti Rockers: 50/50 47mm UHMW Anti-rockers with bearings
2nd Setup:
Boots: Roces 5th Element Yuto Goto Pro Model
Frame: Kizer Fluid IV
Liner: MYFIT 2nd Skin Nick Lomax Pro Liner
Wheels: 60mm 91a Rollerblade Hydrogen
Anti Rocker: Stock Roces
Wizard Setup:
Boots: Rollerblade RB 110 3WD
Frame: 5x80 NN Frames
Liner: MYFIT Fatboy
Wheels: 80mm NN Evo Wheels
Metal Portable Rail: (2x) amzn.to/3PE7Zm8
Helmet: amzn.to/3vu6v6X
Wrist Guards: amzn.to/3vuQLR8
Knee Pads: amzn.to/3PDPRbU
Elbow Pads: amzn.to/3TEfpXJ
Discord: / discord
TikTok: / bodiefps
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Mad respect for taking up rollerblading and dedicating yourself consistently, even with the injuries which hurt more and take longer to recover from when you’re not a kid anymore. You got a lot of heart.
After 17 years of rollerblading, I had to hang up my skates over 10 years ago due to: injuries, old age, and life. As much as I loved rollerblading and the dedication I put into it, I was never really that good (intermediate level at best). Since I stopped rollerblading though, there was always a feeling that a piece of my life was missing.
About 6 months ago I found a new passion, Melbourne Shuffling, which has a lot of similarities to rollerblading (but less injuries 🤣) and there is a lot of carryover from rollerblading that has been really helpful.
Point is, I totally understand what it’s like to pick up a new passion later in life. As long as you’re enjoying yourself though that’s all that matters.
Keep working on your royales and definitely give those backside royales a go sometime 😉
Im that guy that does that half hearted soul grind and goes home😂😂😂
hhaha I know the feeling all too well, thats why I built my coping box
MIKE MURDA IS MY FAVORITE SKATER GLAD TO SEE HE STILL GETTING LOVE👌🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
he's my GOAT
Great, long video with explanations and video showing progress. I bet it'll be really inspirational for someone out there getting back/started
Thanks for taking us along your journey! Congrats on all the progress you've been making!
ayy I appreciate that a ton, thank YOU for keep me so motivated to improve
Great job! Keep it up and hope you make a one-year update in 6 months
thats the plan!! I also want to do 32 tricks for my 32nd birthday in october and I almost have enough tricks so thats awesome, really want to start filming street clips as well but its hard, all the good spots are like an hour away near boston
If we watched the whole thing, do we get a 5% off on some merch or something? ;) You should have had "RECAP" over the whole video! (Ok I'm done!) Loved it man. Keep going can't wait to see next 6 months
Lmao I tried so hard to make this video shorter It was originally 45 minutes, I kept cutting stuff out but eventually I said f it, it's gonna be long lol I usually don't talk at length in these videos this was a good chance to get it all out haha I used to be a twitch streamer so I can easily talk for 8 hours straight about nonsense
Those One Trick A Day videos make me want to skate in a way that no other content does. They're just so fun!
they really are such a good vibe, I wish I didn't live thousands of miles away or I would go
@inlineonline same here. Central Florida is not exactly close to the rollerblading epicenter. Side note, you should try out the Killer 187 pads. Since your elbow is always bugging you. I swapped to the Killer pads after slamming 9 times on my knees in one day. The knee pads I was using before weren't nearly as padded and the new ones are night and day different
@@Metal_Scott I got some really nice fox pads with d3o and they have saved me sooo many times since, they have motorcycle level padding inside and then a hard shell on the outside, its made for downhill mountain biking so its super robust while also being comfortable, expensive but I highly recommend it. I do have scab pads which are very similiar to the 187 pads, and I think I will use those again when I skate transition because of that big platform to slide on my knees. But these fox pro d3o pads have saved me so many times. They are pretty overkill to be honest but I feel safe with them on lol
keep up the grind bro. i been big wheel / wizard skating since last fall/winter and just started aggressive skating. grinding is def addicting. keep on nurturing that elbow bro im in the same boat. left elbow got owned from b2b repeated falls. too hard to fight against natural reaction to save ourselves lol
Still lurking in the background on and off ;)
The progress is good! For me it's still the "fear" holdning me back from tryning new things or commit for real..
But sometimes it doesn't matter because it's about having fun most, other times I get super mad at myself for being a pussy and that just makes the fear worse and the commitment for me.
Fun should be nr. 1 Overcomming Fear/Fokus nr. 2 and the last nr. 3 is Progress in the moment..
2 1/2 years skating - 1 / 2 times a week.
just gotta remind yourself that you're going to fall and its going to be fine! just focus on the trick and take the falls as they come. You got this!!!
thanks for sharing, keep it up dude your absolutely smashing it
thank you!!! either smashing at the skatepark or I'm smashing my elbow, either way I'm having fun lol