Thank you so much coach Lloyd, very helpful video, I have the off ice in-lines but I’m struggling to use them because I feel I’m trying to skate forwards on the 1st wheel and since the wheels are rockered I feel like I’m going to land face on the floor! Do you put your weight on the second and third wheel to skate forwards? I’m also scared of the last wheel that one doesn’t even touch the ground 🤣 sorry for lengthy question, loving your videos as always 🙏🏼💙⛸
Skating forwards on the 1st wheel is not a good idea! Think of how a speed boat moves through the water, the front is up and it's weighted towards the back. That's what your blade/wheels should be doing. How many wheels are on your skates? Weight Skating forwards should be on the middle - back of the blade/ wheels. If you are not confident that you won't slip backwards and fall, stick to the middle of the blade. I would struggle skating forwards on the first wheel, I actually discussed it on Patreon, I posted a video where I tried to do forward crossovers with the weight on the ball of the foot - they were awful 🤣
Ice Coach Online that makes perfect sense, the example with the boat really helped! I don’t know why I seem to keep putting the weight towards the front but I will keep practising my skates have 4 wheels, gotta get some protective pads 😅
I'm 63 and getting back into inline skating. I did it easily 30 years ago but am having an awful time trying to relearn in my kitchen which is huge. these are the absolute best tips I have seen yet. thank you!
Yeah I hope more people like that. In the summer I skate on inline skates and in the winter I switch back to figure skating, and to see figure skater like you on inline skates its special for me. Thank you!
That's awesome! You're not alone doing that, a lot of people commenting here do exactly the same thing as their ice rinks are seasonal. I'm happy to hear you enjoy the content ❤️
The V position you were talking about with your feet an easy way to put it is third position it’s a ballet term but it’s a little bit easier to understand sometimes. It means that your foot is crossed halfway in front of you and not at ankle to ankle
Yes you are correct, but the only reason I don't tell complete beginners to stand in 3rd position (T position in skating) is I have seen people trip themselves up when they start to move. I like the skater to get a bit of balance in heel to heel open position before we move on to the 3rd position 🙂
That 3 seconds you saw me skating for, was actually a few minutes of footage, but I needed to cut it short for the pacing of the video to be quick. What I do on the ice is what I can do on inlines though. In future videos I will have more of myself skating.
@icecoachonline I started ice skating 2 months ago and I progressed very quickly watching your videos - recently I pinned down backward crossover and one foot 3 turn (yay!). I plan to buy inline skates to practice whenever I can't skate on ice. I wonder - which one you recommend most for figure skaters? I don't plan to do any jumps on concrete but it would be nice to skate on something that mimics rockered blade? Or am I wrong and I should go for simple urban skates?
I completely lost it with the third tip. The number of times I've seen people do this in rinks always had me wondering why... like why is that happening? Now I know. This is hilarious
I wanna get into figure skating, but because of the pandemic I’m trying to teach myself the basics at home and work on flexibility+balance. Should I buy inline skates so I can learn how to move on the ice?
Buying inline skates will certainly help. I have great success teaching people just starting out on inline inline skates. I find that when the get into the ice rink, they can everything on ice straight away. Also taking some off ice training classes can help too! There is more information on my website! Feel free to email me if you have any questions 🙂
Thx so much!!! The roller skates I got actually came in last week and I’ve been relying on your RUclips videos to teach myself. Thank you for all you provide for aspiring skaters like myself🥺
@@AbrarKhan-pt8tx i've been doing the same thing, and i'm gonna plan on buying some. can you do the same things as skating on ice? I really wanna be on ice but i can't
@@AbrarKhan-pt8tx i've been doing the same thing, and i'm gonna plan on buying some. can you do the same things as skating on ice? I really wanna be on ice but i can't
@@pat_6430 it depends on the skates u get, the skates I got when I initially wrote this comment and still use are more like hockey skates then figure skates and the have rubber wheels so I can’t really do any turns. A great roller skate I can think of and that I want to buy that’s just like a figure skate is a PIC skate. U can turn smoothly on those and even do jumps. Though they are very expensive so u don’t need to get them now, especially if ur just starting. On the pair of roller skates I currently have I taught myself from basics 1-5, so u can learn a lot on them still. Good luck:)
Got Snow White frames and the first time round they felt so different from ice it was scary! When the lockdown hit and ice rinks closed I was in the middle of learning inside 3 turns, so no pro or anything but happy on ice, however inlines are unsettling to me. I think its because of a newly developed fear of pavement haha! And I cant seem to find a good surface to practice on in my area so havent practiced much yet. What would be the most effective way to learn to stop?
Im gonna tell u guys a story so basiccaly my friend brought her bro inline skates and the first day i saw it i was so wanna try it cuz i wanna learn it so i tried it first day i hold onto ropes and try to balanced i got it correct then i started walking in it by sitting and tgen got used to it then try to stand up i made it i did that all in 4 days without watching or getting teached i was so happy now i wanna lrn tricms
Drew, brock, and tiago are all awesome. It's been great chatting to them all about inline skating over the past few weeks! 🙂 I would love to meet up with them one day and go for a skate both on and off the ice. That would be a fun video!
"Those pads are too small", you can do headbanger dude 😂😂😂 I can't wait to see your skills on inline as you seem to do GREAT. Stop teasing us please lol My main issue is being afraid of falling, i don't mind much about breaking bones on the ice but those tiny rocks under the skinnnnnn... Ikr
Safety first 😉 a fall on the concrete is brutal! Took me a lot longer to shake it off than on the ice, and I ripped a hole in my new Nike trousers 😭 I got the pads to protect my clothes more than myself 🤣 I blocked time off from zoom lessons so I can work on editing the video this morning 👍
@@IceCoachOnline Some of the makes do come up in strange sizing. I have K2 Prime guards which fit well and are true to size. I also have Powerslide Pro Air guards and had to get these in XL to fit my medium hands. Some of the online sites carry good sizing guides but they take some finding.
Hey, good to see you got some proper slalom skates :) How are the Evo Pros treating you? You might want to try switching to a 4x80 rockered frame, the rockering is much smoother feeling than the 3x90
I absolutely love the Evo pros, most comfortably skate I have ever put on my feet. I set the rocker as a heavy rocker too, almost felt like I want the rocker more extreme. I filmed another video where I skate more in them and talk about the differences. I want to switch to the 4x80 trinity katana frame that is compatible with the evos, but I'm really struggling to find somewhere that stocks them 😢
@@IceCoachOnline 4x76 any use to you? bladeville.com/powerslide-katana-rocker-4w-4x76mm-231mm.html There's a huge shortage of inline parts everywhere at the moment. I've been searching for another PS frame that I just can't find anywhere.
@@IceCoachOnline Any Trinity frame goes on any Trinity skate so you can get a 4x80 Nexus or Ego frame instead of the Katana, which I don't think is even available any more. They'll be fine. Then get 76/80/80/76 wheels for the rockering.
Are you comfortable with the plastic buckles on those boots? As an ice skater and artistic roller skater, I never wore plastic boots and/or buckles. I've seen recreational inlines with laces which I think are intended for hockey.
Yeah they were fine, probably the most comfortable boots I have ever worn. But I suspect on the ice I would break those buckles off quite quickly when I started to skate flat out! The boots are carbon fibre though, so are very strong. The ones with the laces might have been for roller hockey.
I really want to try inline skates because I can't skate at my rink right now, but I'm worried that it will change what I do on the ice, especially since I'm not very advanced (I'm still just doing single jumps.)
bubble wraps?? You are so innovative!! 🤣 BTW, I have a few questions. 1. How does skating on inline feels like? Does it have the same feeling as ice skate? 2. What about the weight, is it as heavy as off-ice skate or closer to ice skate? 3. Can we do tricks on ice using inline too? like some turns and spin (let's not ask for jumps cuz that's scary)
1)skating on inlines feel great, the sole is a little flatter, so I had to really get over it to get my weight more forwards when skating backwards (maybe 20 minutes to get used to it). They were very similar to hockey skates. 2) it's a lot lighter than off ice skates, these were maybe 40% lighter. 3) the only thing I couldn't do (and don't want to anyway) are jumps and spins. So either people might manage to but the feeling for those two elements are so different I didn't even bother. Spinning on off ice skates are very different too, I question whether it's worth doing if you are trying to helps learn spins on ice. For anyone wanting to do triple toe loop, you will need some off ice skates. For anyone wanting to do just crossover, 3 turn, rocker, choctaw, spread Eagle... Etc... Inline skates (rocketed) like this are fine.
@@IceCoachOnline wow, I thought it's just me who cannot manage spinning on roller skates being able to do that on ice skates... But it's definitely in my 'to do' list - to learn spinning on both roller blades and quad skates... Thank you for your videos! They're great and I really love it that you keep them not just informative but also very entertaining! 👍👍
@@IceCoachOnline Ok. Looking forward to. I want to learn how to skate and I was wondering on which it would be easier: inlines or quads ?! Which is more similar to ice figure skating ? Thanks a lot for your answer !
@@oana849 I apologise if this isn't accurate. This is according to what I've read, if you're used to figure skate, inline is closer to ice skate than skating on quad. Quad has 4 wheels and makes it harder to make turns. Inline has the same position of wheels same as the position of blade on ice skate so its closer to ice skate.
I have a friend who is a world champion in quad skates (Dario Betti) and he also competed at senior international level in singles skating on ice. He told me that Snow whites were the closet thing to skating on ice. I have not tested it for myself, but I'm hoping that one day I can!
@@nadiahDono Don't appologize, please. I thank you kindly for your time to explain me. Yes, I tought of that too, the thing with the turns is different on quads than on inlines. I was thinking more at how to make the stop on the front. On quads and ice skates is at front while on inlines is at the back.
I have a question to those who used ice skates or other skates, was it easy to stand on the skates when you first started? I am just asking this for fun so you don't have to answer it if you don't want to
Nice skates. Have you bothered much with stopping/slides? Unless you street skate they are not overly important, but fancy slides look cool and can be fun if you're able to master them. Can you do figures on them yet - for example holding an edge for a full circle? Change of edge is challenging too - to do the rise and fall but still stay over the skate. I find those things easy on figure skates, much harder on inlines. Obviously you're a much better skater than I am but curious to see how comfortable you are doing it. Slalom through cones is fun too.
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Thank you so much coach Lloyd, very helpful video, I have the off ice in-lines but I’m struggling to use them because I feel I’m trying to skate forwards on the 1st wheel and since the wheels are rockered I feel like I’m going to land face on the floor! Do you put your weight on the second and third wheel to skate forwards? I’m also scared of the last wheel that one doesn’t even touch the ground 🤣 sorry for lengthy question, loving your videos as always 🙏🏼💙⛸
Skating forwards on the 1st wheel is not a good idea!
Think of how a speed boat moves through the water, the front is up and it's weighted towards the back. That's what your blade/wheels should be doing.
How many wheels are on your skates? Weight Skating forwards should be on the middle - back of the blade/ wheels. If you are not confident that you won't slip backwards and fall, stick to the middle of the blade.
I would struggle skating forwards on the first wheel, I actually discussed it on Patreon, I posted a video where I tried to do forward crossovers with the weight on the ball of the foot - they were awful 🤣
Ice Coach Online that makes perfect sense, the example with the boat really helped! I don’t know why I seem to keep
putting the weight towards the front but I will keep practising my skates have 4 wheels, gotta get some protective pads 😅
I'm 63 and getting back into inline skating. I did it easily 30 years ago but am having an awful time trying to relearn in my kitchen which is huge. these are the absolute best tips I have seen yet. thank you!
I smel cap
lmao
@@despagiorgeta3857 shut
@@despagiorgeta3857definitely
Cool video! Very helpful tips for beginners, and entertaining too. Good work, keep it up! :)
Its so nice to see you on inline skates.
Thanks! I'll do more if people enjoyed that one 🙂
Yeah I hope more people like that.
In the summer I skate on inline skates and in the winter I switch back to figure skating, and to see figure skater like you on inline skates its special for me. Thank you!
That's awesome! You're not alone doing that, a lot of people commenting here do exactly the same thing as their ice rinks are seasonal.
I'm happy to hear you enjoy the content ❤️
lol! this video was so fun to watch and learn! thank you!
I'm really enjoyed while watching:) thanks for sharing, i'm just 36 and have started skating.
I'm subscribing hoping to see an inline skate routine in your next videos. Keep the good work 💯
The V position you were talking about with your feet an easy way to put it is third position it’s a ballet term but it’s a little bit easier to understand sometimes. It means that your foot is crossed halfway in front of you and not at ankle to ankle
Yes you are correct, but the only reason I don't tell complete beginners to stand in 3rd position (T position in skating) is I have seen people trip themselves up when they start to move. I like the skater to get a bit of balance in heel to heel open position before we move on to the 3rd position 🙂
This guy seems like a great guy thanks for the video
Video about showing off your moves on inline skates pls. Maybe a 2 min program. 🤔
That 3 seconds you saw me skating for, was actually a few minutes of footage, but I needed to cut it short for the pacing of the video to be quick. What I do on the ice is what I can do on inlines though. In future videos I will have more of myself skating.
Forgot one thing, how do you stop? I saw that you were doing the snow stop but does it make the wheels uneven and make us unable to do « edges « ?
It was very helpful🎀
LOL@ 3:23 😂😂😂...holding on to friend.
you covered the most important bits for beginner inline skaters, very funny video.
@icecoachonline I started ice skating 2 months ago and I progressed very quickly watching your videos - recently I pinned down backward crossover and one foot 3 turn (yay!). I plan to buy inline skates to practice whenever I can't skate on ice. I wonder - which one you recommend most for figure skaters? I don't plan to do any jumps on concrete but it would be nice to skate on something that mimics rockered blade? Or am I wrong and I should go for simple urban skates?
This is amazing thank you!
Glad to hear you liked it ❤️ thanks for letting me know 🙂
how do you do a 2 foot twizzle and a 3 turn please
Inline skates? or Ice Skates?
I love your peek comedy at the beggining
I completely lost it with the third tip. The number of times I've seen people do this in rinks always had me wondering why... like why is that happening? Now I know. This is hilarious
I wanna get into figure skating, but because of the pandemic I’m trying to teach myself the basics at home and work on flexibility+balance. Should I buy inline skates so I can learn how to move on the ice?
Buying inline skates will certainly help. I have great success teaching people just starting out on inline inline skates. I find that when the get into the ice rink, they can everything on ice straight away.
Also taking some off ice training classes can help too! There is more information on my website! Feel free to email me if you have any questions 🙂
Thx so much!!! The roller skates I got actually came in last week and I’ve been relying on your RUclips videos to teach myself. Thank you for all you provide for aspiring skaters like myself🥺
@@AbrarKhan-pt8tx i've been doing the same thing, and i'm gonna plan on buying some. can you do the same things as skating on ice? I really wanna be on ice but i can't
@@AbrarKhan-pt8tx i've been doing the same thing, and i'm gonna plan on buying some. can you do the same things as skating on ice? I really wanna be on ice but i can't
@@pat_6430 it depends on the skates u get, the skates I got when I initially wrote this comment and still use are more like hockey skates then figure skates and the have rubber wheels so I can’t really do any turns. A great roller skate I can think of and that I want to buy that’s just like a figure skate is a PIC skate. U can turn smoothly on those and even do jumps. Though they are very expensive so u don’t need to get them now, especially if ur just starting. On the pair of roller skates I currently have I taught myself from basics 1-5, so u can learn a lot on them still. Good luck:)
Love it. Informative.
Got Snow White frames and the first time round they felt so different from ice it was scary! When the lockdown hit and ice rinks closed I was in the middle of learning inside 3 turns, so no pro or anything but happy on ice, however inlines are unsettling to me. I think its because of a newly developed fear of pavement haha! And I cant seem to find a good surface to practice on in my area so havent practiced much yet.
What would be the most effective way to learn to stop?
Im gonna tell u guys a story so basiccaly my friend brought her bro inline skates and the first day i saw it i was so wanna try it cuz i wanna learn it so i tried it first day i hold onto ropes and try to balanced i got it correct then i started walking in it by sitting and tgen got used to it then try to stand up i made it i did that all in 4 days without watching or getting teached i was so happy now i wanna lrn tricms
Thank you 👍🏻
Fun vid and great to see a shout out to Drew and Brock at City Blades and to Tiago.
Drew, brock, and tiago are all awesome. It's been great chatting to them all about inline skating over the past few weeks! 🙂 I would love to meet up with them one day and go for a skate both on and off the ice. That would be a fun video!
"Those pads are too small", you can do headbanger dude 😂😂😂
I can't wait to see your skills on inline as you seem to do GREAT. Stop teasing us please lol
My main issue is being afraid of falling, i don't mind much about breaking bones on the ice but those tiny rocks under the skinnnnnn... Ikr
Safety first 😉 a fall on the concrete is brutal! Took me a lot longer to shake it off than on the ice, and I ripped a hole in my new Nike trousers 😭 I got the pads to protect my clothes more than myself 🤣
I blocked time off from zoom lessons so I can work on editing the video this morning 👍
To help with that fear of falling, get some good wrist guards and wear them!
Great advice! I couldn't fit my big hand in the ones I ordered unfortunately 😭
@@IceCoachOnline Some of the makes do come up in strange sizing. I have K2 Prime guards which fit well and are true to size. I also have Powerslide Pro Air guards and had to get these in XL to fit my medium hands. Some of the online sites carry good sizing guides but they take some finding.
Aaaa eu amo o canal de vocês, incrível 👽💚💚💚
Glad you like it 🙂
Hey, good to see you got some proper slalom skates :) How are the Evo Pros treating you? You might want to try switching to a 4x80 rockered frame, the rockering is much smoother feeling than the 3x90
I absolutely love the Evo pros, most comfortably skate I have ever put on my feet. I set the rocker as a heavy rocker too, almost felt like I want the rocker more extreme. I filmed another video where I skate more in them and talk about the differences.
I want to switch to the 4x80 trinity katana frame that is compatible with the evos, but I'm really struggling to find somewhere that stocks them 😢
@@IceCoachOnline 4x76 any use to you? bladeville.com/powerslide-katana-rocker-4w-4x76mm-231mm.html
There's a huge shortage of inline parts everywhere at the moment. I've been searching for another PS frame that I just can't find anywhere.
@@IceCoachOnline Any Trinity frame goes on any Trinity skate so you can get a 4x80 Nexus or Ego frame instead of the Katana, which I don't think is even available any more. They'll be fine. Then get 76/80/80/76 wheels for the rockering.
Is the Ocean Terminal?
I do tge fifth tip to OMG!! But sometimes i sit and hold onto the skate
Are you comfortable with the plastic buckles on those boots? As an ice skater and artistic roller skater, I never wore plastic boots and/or buckles. I've seen recreational inlines with laces which I think are intended for hockey.
Yeah they were fine, probably the most comfortable boots I have ever worn. But I suspect on the ice I would break those buckles off quite quickly when I started to skate flat out! The boots are carbon fibre though, so are very strong.
The ones with the laces might have been for roller hockey.
I really want to try inline skates because I can't skate at my rink right now, but I'm worried that it will change what I do on the ice, especially since I'm not very advanced (I'm still just doing single jumps.)
bubble wraps?? You are so innovative!! 🤣 BTW, I have a few questions.
1. How does skating on inline feels like? Does it have the same feeling as ice skate?
2. What about the weight, is it as heavy as off-ice skate or closer to ice skate?
3. Can we do tricks on ice using inline too? like some turns and spin (let's not ask for jumps cuz that's scary)
1)skating on inlines feel great, the sole is a little flatter, so I had to really get over it to get my weight more forwards when skating backwards (maybe 20 minutes to get used to it). They were very similar to hockey skates.
2) it's a lot lighter than off ice skates, these were maybe 40% lighter.
3) the only thing I couldn't do (and don't want to anyway) are jumps and spins. So either people might manage to but the feeling for those two elements are so different I didn't even bother. Spinning on off ice skates are very different too, I question whether it's worth doing if you are trying to helps learn spins on ice.
For anyone wanting to do triple toe loop, you will need some off ice skates. For anyone wanting to do just crossover, 3 turn, rocker, choctaw, spread Eagle... Etc... Inline skates (rocketed) like this are fine.
Ice Coach Online thank you so much for a very detail respond! This is why I never get bored of your contents. Really appreciate it 😁
You're welcome! appreciate the kind words❤️
@@IceCoachOnline wow, I thought it's just me who cannot manage spinning on roller skates being able to do that on ice skates... But it's definitely in my 'to do' list - to learn spinning on both roller blades and quad skates...
Thank you for your videos! They're great and I really love it that you keep them not just informative but also very entertaining! 👍👍
1:29 so is this what it's like when you're in an ice skating competition and you've fallen over?
Very nice video !
Is it easier on inline skates than on quad skates ?
Thank you
I haven't tried quad skates yet actually! I have ordered some..... I will make a video about them when they arrive 🙂
@@IceCoachOnline Ok. Looking forward to.
I want to learn how to skate and I was wondering on which it would be easier: inlines or quads ?! Which is more similar to ice figure skating ?
Thanks a lot for your answer !
@@oana849 I apologise if this isn't accurate. This is according to what I've read, if you're used to figure skate, inline is closer to ice skate than skating on quad. Quad has 4 wheels and makes it harder to make turns. Inline has the same position of wheels same as the position of blade on ice skate so its closer to ice skate.
I have a friend who is a world champion in quad skates (Dario Betti) and he also competed at senior international level in singles skating on ice. He told me that Snow whites were the closet thing to skating on ice. I have not tested it for myself, but I'm hoping that one day I can!
@@nadiahDono Don't appologize, please. I thank you kindly for your time to explain me. Yes, I tought of that too, the thing with the turns is different on quads than on inlines. I was thinking more at how to make the stop on the front. On quads and ice skates is at front while on inlines is at the back.
I have a question to those who used ice skates or other skates, was it easy to stand on the skates when you first started? I am just asking this for fun so you don't have to answer it if you don't want to
Ok but I got those exact states and I want to know what they're called
This was great! Lol.
4:16 o my 🫣😳.
🤣😂😅🤪 oh u crack me up!
ouch I felt that fall
Do did I 😅🤣
@@IceCoachOnline 😂
Nice skates. Have you bothered much with stopping/slides? Unless you street skate they are not overly important, but fancy slides look cool and can be fun if you're able to master them. Can you do figures on them yet - for example holding an edge for a full circle? Change of edge is challenging too - to do the rise and fall but still stay over the skate. I find those things easy on figure skates, much harder on inlines. Obviously you're a much better skater than I am but curious to see how comfortable you are doing it. Slalom through cones is fun too.
👏🏼❤️
Ok so great improv with the elbow and knee pads - but you still don't have a helmet on!
Other than that great, handy video
Funniest video ever.
Wear a helmet! I can’t believe you make this “for beginners” and not mention this.
Protecting knees and elbows using bubble wrap is a terrible advice for beginners.
Hilarious
No I didn’t like your video because my son now seeing how “cool” you are, doesn’t want to wear helmet or any other protective gear.
if your son is that young that he's worried about looking cool instead of safety, you should've been screening videos before showing them to him
@@lovelies7 hahahaaa alright!