Hi! I was a figure skater when I was young, younger, whatever.... And I began watching your videos cause Ive just returned to occasionally skate and in the passion of it I also bought inline skates to make a try, and there is where I found you. And I like your videos a lot! Spread eagles... were my Big ENEMY when I did skate... I tryed it many times, coaches made me train it, cause it always looks nice on competition, but I could never do it, nor ina bauer. And... now I want to try it again, I mean, is it really impossible for some poeple or there's a chance? I don't know it for sure, but I'm so determined! So I'll will try your method. How many time people needs to do it? some of you know? how many time you needed?
Love your videos, you are one of the few channels for inline figure skating 😭❤️ Can you explain the difference between inside and outside eagles? Thank you!!
Inside eagles use inside edges and outside eagles use outside edges on both feet. Inside eagles tend to have you leaning into the circle while outside eagles lean outwards if that makes any sense?
Hi, Hazook. Good tutorial of Spread Eagle!! I looked for it and I found it. Fun from Japan, Sapporo city. I also have my channel and am trying Spread Eagle as you teach me.
Spread eagles aren't particularly hard... but God damn if my hips and knees aren't flexible enough for this! I'm defibitely gonna be trying out these stretches. Once I'm in the position it's fine, but I trip getting into the position a lot XD. Also, the knee pain is real 😔
The knee painnnn🥲 The entry was the hardest part for me to learn, I remember I kept stumbling over my feet and at one point I couldn't make myself practice it because I was so scared of falling.
@@Hazook I once tried to do a spread eagle while going a little too fast around a curve. Good news, I figured out how to do an interesting 2 foot spin that day (my spread eagle was not spread enough). Bad news, I went solidly FLYING from the momentum after a couple spins. I didn't touch the spread for a little bit after that XD. And I hear you with the knee pain, because of my duck footedness growing up (which I've corrected but has left me with flat feet), my knees grew a little wonkily so certain things on skates hurt a lot. I don't know if it's just me, but skating backwards puts a lot of pressure on my knees and hurts them quite a bit
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Hi! I was a figure skater when I was young, younger, whatever.... And I began watching your videos cause Ive just returned to occasionally skate and in the passion of it I also bought inline skates to make a try, and there is where I found you. And I like your videos a lot! Spread eagles... were my Big ENEMY when I did skate... I tryed it many times, coaches made me train it, cause it always looks nice on competition, but I could never do it, nor ina bauer. And... now I want to try it again, I mean, is it really impossible for some poeple or there's a chance? I don't know it for sure, but I'm so determined! So I'll will try your method. How many time people needs to do it? some of you know? how many time you needed?
I'd say go for it, you got this!!!💪🏼 (but be careful not to overstretch, I've made that mistake many-a-times before🥲)
Love your videos, you are one of the few channels for inline figure skating 😭❤️ Can you explain the difference between inside and outside eagles? Thank you!!
Inside eagles use inside edges and outside eagles use outside edges on both feet. Inside eagles tend to have you leaning into the circle while outside eagles lean outwards if that makes any sense?
thats the video I was looking for!! thanks! I really need to exercise my opening hehehe thanks!!
You are amazing!!!! As an in-line slalom skater I needed this to do an egale and I bet this will help!!!!!
Your are perfect, keep going!!!!!
Thank you! Good luck on your eagle!!!
fan from England love ur vids
Thank you!
thank you so much, i can't wait to learn this! also your intro is so cute >_
Yay, thank you!
Hi, Hazook. Good tutorial of Spread Eagle!! I looked for it and I found it. Fun from Japan, Sapporo city. I also have my channel and am trying Spread Eagle as you teach me.
Thank you, I'm glad it was helpful! Good luck with the eagle!
THANK YOU! I love your videos can you do an Ina Bauer tutorial next?
Thank you! It’s on my list!😂
@@Hazook Hooray! It’s taking me wayyy to long to get comfortable on my inlines lol.
Nice tutorial~fan from Malaysia
Thank you! And that’s so cool, I’d love to visit Malaysia some day!
@@Hazook Sure！I think you definitely will fall in love with the weather and the food here ☺️ 😜
Spread eagles aren't particularly hard... but God damn if my hips and knees aren't flexible enough for this! I'm defibitely gonna be trying out these stretches. Once I'm in the position it's fine, but I trip getting into the position a lot XD. Also, the knee pain is real 😔
The knee painnnn🥲 The entry was the hardest part for me to learn, I remember I kept stumbling over my feet and at one point I couldn't make myself practice it because I was so scared of falling.
@@Hazook I once tried to do a spread eagle while going a little too fast around a curve. Good news, I figured out how to do an interesting 2 foot spin that day (my spread eagle was not spread enough). Bad news, I went solidly FLYING from the momentum after a couple spins. I didn't touch the spread for a little bit after that XD. And I hear you with the knee pain, because of my duck footedness growing up (which I've corrected but has left me with flat feet), my knees grew a little wonkily so certain things on skates hurt a lot. I don't know if it's just me, but skating backwards puts a lot of pressure on my knees and hurts them quite a bit
Gahh that's terrifying!
@@Hazook Luckily it was in rink, not on pavement, so no major injuries!
love the video but imma pass ive been trying this for way to long and cant manage it
haha fair enough, it's a really tough one to get used to :(
Please talk lesser, and show more action..
Thanks for the feedback! I'll try to add more visuals in the future :)