best tutorial on this skill so far, very elaborated and detailed explanation. Your tips on focusing in the knees helped me a lot. I Learned in less than 20 attempts. I’m a beginner level skater
I've been working on this for awhile now and have noticed some people find it much easier than others. For me I have come to the conclusion that my hips are a problem and do not open enough, left hip being worse, this also impacts my transitions. My solution is yoga and especially hip opening exercises. Still an ongoing process but getting easier the more yoga i do. So if your struggling with this, search RUclips for hip opening yoga exercises...
@@artzmove571 I don't consider myself flexible at all (sit at a desk all day, unable to sit cross-legged), and eventually got it. You have to build up the muscle strength to hold it through repetition, took me a few weeks of consistent fails to get it.
@Deez Skates, Any tips on the pumping action? When my back leg pushes, I can't seem to get it back in line (to resume moving straight forwards). I end up transitioning [very nicely] to backwards skating.
Awesome tutorial for this elusive yet important skill to have. i practiced here and there in the past, i'll follow your guidelines this time. Much appreciated!
Loved the tutorial! I have been practicing via your video and I able to skate sideways in a circle. But in a line I have difficulty moving my legs in and out while keeping my balance band creating speed. But I will this down!
Absolutely love it. I can imagine myself doing the move as I'm watching. Just got to put it into motion now. It's definitely a part I hate about my skating, transitions are at a slow speed and even still my backwards skating doesn't feel stable like my front. I'd happily fully bomb a hill going forward not so much backwards. Scissoring my legs is easy going forwards.
@@uospoom I dance (check my channel) but I'm not flexible. I started roller skating last year and can finally glide sideways. I can't pump my legs though.
@@DLinton I am stretching by standing at a tall desk and putting my feet/knees in the mohawk position for as long as possible. I hope this works! Thanks for the reply!
@@uospoom I use the [annoying] groves in the sidewalk to keep one skate stationary. Then I work on holding the other in the sideways position as long as possible. I'm currently working on going a little further than 180°.
Never had any issues before.I skate through the parking lots and walkways downtown a lot as well where the police are crawling. They've never bothered me. I even skate into the stores to get things I need while I'm out. No one even acknowledges that I have skates on really.
This is exactly what I wanted I had no idea what to call it but I wanted to do it Also does anyone know what its called when you balance on one foot, squat down low, and stick the other foot forwards?? I go to a skating rink that does limbo and I wanna learn how to do whatever it is I just watched like a minute into the video and Im a dumbass ive been trying to do it without bending my knees Also I already Use this sort of thing to transition from back to front(not front to back tho)
hello form oterside of the world ( australai ) this is the best youtube vdo,you got new sub !!!! keep on make this kind of tutorial more tutorial each week
What if I got bad ankles from bone decay and can’t get them in line with out shoes I and go sideways while turning into going backwards with a wider carve maybe I’ll just have to always do a swerve so my ankles don’t need to be dead straight?
Took me about 2 months to learn to roll sideways in kind of a straight line. what a journey :D now with the other foot in front feels like starting from the beginning again ^^" but this move is soooo fun. thank you so much for this...
Thanks for this vid, i learned how to do it on inlines in about a 4 hour session with this video. Btw, do you think you could make a video on backwards crossovers, or smooth maneuvering?
thank you so much for this great productoin and explanation. this was really perfect effort of you guys to share your knowledge to other skaters worldwide, like me. with carving greetz from austria/europpe, klaus&crew
Great tutorial! You guys inspire me to become a better skater! I have been outside skating with quads but now its time to go back to blades for a while for outdoors skating, and grapevine practice for quads, haha, ah.
Thanks a lot for the interesting and no doubt useful tutorial. I find it difficult to do turns one-legged but practice makes perfect)) At least I hope so.
Thanks Johro! I'm trying to work my way through my last school project to get some more out like this. I have some really great ideas to help people develop their skating!
@@DeezSkates that's cool coz I really do love the tutorials, you guys explain stuff very well, and in depth, it makes all the difference. Also loving the presentation, it's fun. Good luck to you both!
Dustin and I made one a long time ago actually! :) It's from when I still didn't know much about making videos so the production is not as good as this one, but the instructions are still there! ruclips.net/video/xuTEs_BaTcs/видео.html
Second time I've given this the thumbs up. Did it the first time then hit the replay button and it had been pulled! Copyright? Be careful. I've heard from other RUclipsrs that it's three strikes and your out! Like the new name. Nothing wrong with a double D though.........
Thanks for your support! Fortunately It was a claim, not a strike. I thought it was copyright free, but I was apparently wrong, so the owner took over monetization of the video. Had to get new music going and reclaim it since I put so much time into this one!
@@DeezSkates Sorry about the monetization but glad no strike. Unless the musician involved is a skating fan how did they know you were using the music?
In short, RUclips is laced with software that can detect copyrighted or duplicated material and notifies the copyright owner that someone is using their content. The song was supposed to be copyright free, but I’m guessing the original artist sold the beat and the current owner tried to monetize the video.
Great tutorial, really like this move alot. Any chance you will make a more advanced tutorial for side skating, maybe touching upon some of the moves you can combine with slalom or transitions?
Awesome tutorial. Can do this on ice with hockey skates but not yet mastered it on my inlines for some reason! What's the hand move at 2:35 about - secret signal? ;)
I'm still a beginner on rollerblades but I'm determined to learn an outside spreadeagle. I can do it on ice... I want to learn it on wheels now! I tried it last night and part of me thought it seemed impossible but I was hoping that if I could see someone doing it then I'd prove myself wrong.....and you've done just that, so THANK YOU!! Hard but not impossible!! 💪 I'll be coming back to this video very often!👍
Man today i managed to do the barrel roll, not perfect but quiet smooth. Time to switch to blades an learn everything new. So excited. Your videos are lit. Keep it up !
Like this tutorial, i tried for long rime for this eagle but not succed yet, when i did this eagle position the direction is not straight forward but just making turn/circle.
Hi D. Great tutorial. Need to tell you that those begginers like myself that are not flexible, this will put them off. I would be nice to know before starting. Can you put a comment in the description? Ta.
I consider myself to be more flexible than the average male and took me almost 2 months of regular practice to get my hips that open. It definitely helps if you perform hip opening exercises and stretch regularly (every day). I would watch TV at home standing with my hips in that position (use a chair or table for balance). It takes practice and it won't come fast for most, but eventually you'll get it.
You wouldn't believe how many people ask me how I do this... But I only use it really to stretch my muscles and cruise. Never really thought about carving with it before. I'll say this to anyone struggling with it... Try to get comfortable with your feet being inverted... I had to stretch over a few days to get my body used to this position
Hi I'm looking forward to buy my first skates and I'm trying to figure out if I should buy skates with plastic wheels or rubber wheels (quads). Could you recommend me which ones? Thank you!!
Softer urethane wheels are best for outdoors, while hard wheels can serve better for indoor rinks with properly coated floors. You will need to look at the durometer rating. A higher number equals a harder wheel. Lower number means a softer wheel. Durometers tend to range between 70a (softest) and 100a (hardest). Preferences differ between inline and quads, but I personally use 85a hybrid wheels called Atom Poisons for my quad skates.
This is difficult as hell
I ain’t gon stop till I learn how to do it tho. I can do it steering with my left just not my right foot
Right!!😭
It is hard my legs give out
fax bruh
Ikr i cant even aline my legs
best tutorial on this skill so far, very elaborated and detailed explanation. Your tips on focusing in the knees helped me a lot. I Learned in less than 20 attempts. I’m a beginner level skater
Agreed!
Need some tips on exercise to practice to get my legs in this position. I can't even turn them off skates heel to heel.
A good place to start would be to search "Figure skating stretches for hip flexibility" on RUclips.
I literally feel like my feet wont do it
I've been working on this for awhile now and have noticed some people find it much easier than others. For me I have come to the conclusion that my hips are a problem and do not open enough, left hip being worse, this also impacts my transitions. My solution is yoga and especially hip opening exercises. Still an ongoing process but getting easier the more yoga i do.
So if your struggling with this, search RUclips for hip opening yoga exercises...
My girlfriend can do this without trying. I've suffered for months.
Exactly, you have ro be able to get your feet sideways. If.youre not flexible enough, this is the issue. Not skill.
@@artzmove571 I don't consider myself flexible at all (sit at a desk all day, unable to sit cross-legged), and eventually got it. You have to build up the muscle strength to hold it through repetition, took me a few weeks of consistent fails to get it.
Thanks for saying focus on the knees. This whole time I've been focusing on my feet.
@Deez Skates, Any tips on the pumping action? When my back leg pushes, I can't seem to get it back in line (to resume moving straight forwards). I end up transitioning [very nicely] to backwards skating.
Have you maybe found a solution to that in the meantime? Cause I am at that very point now and would appreciate ideas, too. :)
I am so relaxed by your voice in these tutorials. Makes all of this appear more approachable. Very well explained. 👏🏼
I have to say that your voice is very soothing
Awesome tutorial for this elusive yet important skill to have. i practiced here and there in the past, i'll follow your guidelines this time. Much appreciated!
Holy shit homeboy has quads on wow
In basically all his videos lol
every move i do i learned it from you
Thankyou so for this tutorial
I really needed this
Love 💕 from India ❤️❤️
After 1 months of practice now I did it
Thankyou so much
Loved the tutorial! I have been practicing via your video and I able to skate sideways in a circle. But in a line I have difficulty moving my legs in and out while keeping my balance band creating speed. But I will this down!
Think this is my favorite way to skate.
😉👍✨いいね🎵
Absolutely love it.
I can imagine myself doing the move as I'm watching.
Just got to put it into motion now. It's definitely a part I hate about my skating, transitions are at a slow speed and even still my backwards skating doesn't feel stable like my front.
I'd happily fully bomb a hill going forward not so much backwards.
Scissoring my legs is easy going forwards.
I agree, i can too.
I cannot tell you how many times I've come back to this video.
(edit/update: Take it back, 7 times now. Thanks Firefox history.)
Hows it going for you? How long did it take for you to learn Side Stance?
@@uospoom I dance (check my channel) but I'm not flexible. I started roller skating last year and can finally glide sideways. I can't pump my legs though.
I've dedicated about 1.5 months to the stretches for sideways skating.
@@DLinton I am stretching by standing at a tall desk and putting my feet/knees in the mohawk position for as long as possible. I hope this works! Thanks for the reply!
@@uospoom I use the [annoying] groves in the sidewalk to keep one skate stationary. Then I work on holding the other in the sideways position as long as possible. I'm currently working on going a little further than 180°.
Good tutorial. Old guy here with good skills, but not young-guy level skills. If I can learn this I'll post a video response.
This tick is amazing,
nice tutorial, but it look likes impossible to do but I will try. Thanks.
one of my favourite skating channels. Just learnt mohawk with both leading legs, now it's time to swerve.
Dang - such a well-done tutorial! And so helpful!!
Awesome stuff 👍!
Quick question - is it allowed to rollerblading in the parking? Did you ever had any probs with cops?
Never had any issues before.I skate through the parking lots and walkways downtown a lot as well where the police are crawling. They've never bothered me. I even skate into the stores to get things I need while I'm out. No one even acknowledges that I have skates on really.
I love your videos so much! Thank you for all of the helpful content! :)
Thanks for the video! For beginners, which foot should I put my weight on, the front or the back?
This is exactly what I wanted
I had no idea what to call it but I wanted to do it
Also does anyone know what its called when you balance on one foot, squat down low, and stick the other foot forwards?? I go to a skating rink that does limbo and I wanna learn how to do whatever it is
I just watched like a minute into the video and Im a dumbass ive been trying to do it without bending my knees
Also I already Use this sort of thing to transition from back to front(not front to back tho)
hello form oterside of the world ( australai ) this is the best youtube vdo,you got new sub !!!! keep on make this kind of tutorial more tutorial each week
I find putting slightly more weight to the back foot, and steering with the back foot (instead of the front foot), makes steering easier.
What if I got bad ankles from bone decay and can’t get them in line with out shoes I and go sideways while turning into going backwards with a wider carve maybe I’ll just have to always do a swerve so my ankles don’t need to be dead straight?
Mate you are unreal! Thanks so much
I tried to do this for the first time today. I fell into a random glass bottle in the middle of nowhere. I'm fine though and tomorrow ill try again!
You do it so easy, I hope one day get this skill.
You can practice walking like a crab with your shoes on to get the feeling more comfortable when you are on wheels.
Oh hell is is my next thing to practice. It looks easy I know better
How do you recover in order not to fall if you are just starting the straight line part of the tutorial, please?
Took me about 2 months to learn to roll sideways in kind of a straight line. what a journey :D now with the other foot in front feels like starting from the beginning again ^^" but this move is soooo fun. thank you so much for this...
🙏🙏🙏thank u for reuploading!!
Thanks for this vid, i learned how to do it on inlines in about a 4 hour session with this video. Btw, do you think you could make a video on backwards crossovers, or smooth maneuvering?
I have plenty of tutorials coming. Building up to backward cross overs soon!
thank you so much for this great productoin and explanation. this was really perfect effort of you guys to share your knowledge to other skaters worldwide, like me. with carving greetz from austria/europpe, klaus&crew
Before t=you can attempt this, you need to practice the position without skates. do it daily and then attempt on skates
Steering with the knees is such a great tip, damn. Thank you!
Great tutorial! You guys inspire me to become a better skater! I have been outside skating with quads but now its time to go back to blades for a while for outdoors skating, and grapevine practice for quads, haha, ah.
Any stretch ideas to make this more easier?
I can only go in circles I can’t get them all the way straight
Stretches!
Thanks a lot for the interesting and no doubt useful tutorial. I find it difficult to do turns one-legged but practice makes perfect)) At least I hope so.
Still can’t get over now nice the carbon Reign skates are.
Awesome stuff thanks for re-uploading, it's just a great tutorial
Thanks Johro! I'm trying to work my way through my last school project to get some more out like this. I have some really great ideas to help people develop their skating!
@@DeezSkates that's cool coz I really do love the tutorials, you guys explain stuff very well, and in depth, it makes all the difference.
Also loving the presentation, it's fun. Good luck to you both!
Oh this video is good coz it demonstrates it in both quads and inline.
You helped me I’m a racer skating and now this is making me better
MY LEGS CANT FUCKING DO THIS LMAO
i think i just broke something
So cool~ 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
👍👍I give it two best explanation
How do you even get your feet to turnout that wide? 😅
Loving your tutorials!! What brand are those purple quads? They look so fly
Custom Riedell Solaris.
Can you do a tutorial on how to GRAPEVINE? :)))
Dustin and I made one a long time ago actually! :) It's from when I still didn't know much about making videos so the production is not as good as this one, but the instructions are still there!
ruclips.net/video/xuTEs_BaTcs/видео.html
Deez Skates ops! Mah bad. Perfect!!
I'm riding a roller, so I'm going to enjoy it.
Muy bonito pero que ejercicio debo hacer para lograr esa posición en los pies ?pues los míos quedan de lado no logro ponerlos paralelos.
www.wikihow.com/Improve-Ballet-Turnout
Love your tutorials!! So detailed it's great!
There is no learning this move. If yer feet cannot go sideways that much, you cannot do this move.
Stretchhhhh
Very slowly learning this
I automatically slide in a circle and can't keep the straight line:(
any tips for me?
Stretchhhhh.
Second time I've given this the thumbs up. Did it the first time then hit the replay button and it had been pulled! Copyright? Be careful. I've heard from other RUclipsrs that it's three strikes and your out! Like the new name. Nothing wrong with a double D though.........
Thanks for your support! Fortunately It was a claim, not a strike. I thought it was copyright free, but I was apparently wrong, so the owner took over monetization of the video. Had to get new music going and reclaim it since I put so much time into this one!
@@DeezSkates Sorry about the monetization but glad no strike. Unless the musician involved is a skating fan how did they know you were using the music?
In short, RUclips is laced with software that can detect copyrighted or duplicated material and notifies the copyright owner that someone is using their content. The song was supposed to be copyright free, but I’m guessing the original artist sold the beat and the current owner tried to monetize the video.
@@DeezSkates Thanks for the answer. Wow. Big Brother is well and truly with us.
He sees you when you’re sleeping. ;)
Great tutorial, really like this move alot. Any chance you will make a more advanced tutorial for side skating, maybe touching upon some of the moves you can combine with slalom or transitions?
Awesome tutorial. Can do this on ice with hockey skates but not yet mastered it on my inlines for some reason! What's the hand move at 2:35 about - secret signal? ;)
This is fucking me off!!!!
Did this for the first time last night. Im aware of my inflexibilities... this video helps. I’m better with my left leg leading.
I'm still a beginner on rollerblades but I'm determined to learn an outside spreadeagle. I can do it on ice... I want to learn it on wheels now! I tried it last night and part of me thought it seemed impossible but I was hoping that if I could see someone doing it then I'd prove myself wrong.....and you've done just that, so THANK YOU!!
Hard but not impossible!! 💪
I'll be coming back to this video very often!👍
my groin...can not
I’ve been doing it for years since 90s I had difficulties to transition to skate backwards. It was more comfortable then going straight
Man today i managed to do the barrel roll, not perfect but quiet smooth. Time to switch to blades an learn everything new. So excited. Your videos are lit. Keep it up !
Like this tutorial, i tried for long rime for this eagle but not succed yet, when i did this eagle position the direction is not straight forward but just making turn/circle.
I can’t tell u how much I needed this. THANK YOU!
can I do this in rockered set up skate? thanks and nice tutorial
🔥🔥🔥
Great tutorial, hard skill to gain.
Hi D. Great tutorial. Need to tell you that those begginers like myself that are not flexible, this will put them off. I would be nice to know before starting. Can you put a comment in the description?
Ta.
I consider myself to be more flexible than the average male and took me almost 2 months of regular practice to get my hips that open. It definitely helps if you perform hip opening exercises and stretch regularly (every day). I would watch TV at home standing with my hips in that position (use a chair or table for balance). It takes practice and it won't come fast for most, but eventually you'll get it.
Fantastic tutorial. Thank you!
You wouldn't believe how many people ask me how I do this... But I only use it really to stretch my muscles and cruise.
Never really thought about carving with it before.
I'll say this to anyone struggling with it...
Try to get comfortable with your feet being inverted... I had to stretch over a few days to get my body used to this position
I’ll occasionally try this move at the rink but couldn’t figure it out UNTIL NOW! I got it my first try yesss! Thank you!
Yesss! Great work! 🙌
This was so helpful. Thank you.
New sub 🙌🏾excellent content 💯
❤
1:33
1:33
What are some good stretches to prep?
This was so helpful 👏🏾
Really well built up and explained 👍
Hi I'm looking forward to buy my first skates and I'm trying to figure out if I should buy skates with plastic wheels or rubber wheels (quads). Could you recommend me which ones? Thank you!!
Softer urethane wheels are best for outdoors, while hard wheels can serve better for indoor rinks with properly coated floors. You will need to look at the durometer rating. A higher number equals a harder wheel. Lower number means a softer wheel. Durometers tend to range between 70a (softest) and 100a (hardest). Preferences differ between inline and quads, but I personally use 85a hybrid wheels called Atom Poisons for my quad skates.
Deez Skates Thanks for this info! I was also wondering. 🙏🏼
How do i or we move the foot?
anyone else literally just get their skates but wanted to see how this worked?
That just means you will learn what you need early. 😁
I almost broke a knee
i remember when i first did it after weeks of trying 😂
but i could only do it with my left foot in front 😭😭😭
What are your outdoor quad wheels ? Nice instruction here
Atom Poison is my outdoor wheel of choice.
Deez Skates thanks. Would love to see more of your dance move.
Is this satire?
Are you satire?
Dude this tutorial makes everything so so much easier so well described 👏
Is it harder if your a lefty
I skate lefty. It’s only harder if you try to do it the right handed way.
@@DeezSkates ok