I can't find the specific video I saw but I wanted to tell you that you helped me. In one of your videos your coach was skating behind you instructing you to go really wide with your strides, and the key words he said were "feel it loading up." I realized that one of the things limiting how fast I can go is that I wasn't steering back in from the outside before pushing off on my inside edge. I've started doing this and it has opened up much improved speed and efficiency. Thanks for posting!
Sharing this with my skaters! Thanks Victor! Also, the banded 1LS are great to help keep that knee from caving in- a power killer and bad for the knees too.
Thank you very much for this! I just started inline skating with a team again after taking off for 10 years... And really need exercises to help me gain balance and control. My form needs much improvement... so these are great! 😊
You should consider doing martial arts like tai chi, hung gar etc. they focus loads on form like this and stance training. I’d imagine You’d transition effortlessly 👍
Hello, Victor! You’ve got a very good channel, a golden source for me personally. Could you please tell me if I understood it right from the description, that I should do 30 secs for each leg, so that’a gonna be 1 min exercise actually?
Hi Victor, we are from India and your video is really helpful. My son is 9 Yrs Old and he started skating from 6 Yrs. Can he perform these workout , or do we need some more time for these workouts. Please advise.
Thanks for the exercises! What is the strap your using in the last exercise? I've been making the transition to indoor skating lately and could really use more exercises that focus on building strength for turns
LUIS URBINA No age is too early to start working on skating technique and movement pattern. Make sure to keep it technical rather than muscularly exhausting at first.
So thats mean what i made during skating is totally right? Bcos my hips always hurt ahahah. Maybe my muscle not become habit yet. Need muscle memory right. When i see this. Makes me more confident of my skating
That depends how you're skating.. Every dryland exercise aims to improve a very specific part of "skating" and will not be 1-1 applicable. However, if you master the strenght, balance, mobility, coordination and endurance it takes to perform these well, skating will certainly become easier ;)
I can't find the specific video I saw but I wanted to tell you that you helped me. In one of your videos your coach was skating behind you instructing you to go really wide with your strides, and the key words he said were "feel it loading up." I realized that one of the things limiting how fast I can go is that I wasn't steering back in from the outside before pushing off on my inside edge. I've started doing this and it has opened up much improved speed and efficiency. Thanks for posting!
That's super cool to hear! :) It's a pleasure! I believe that video was on my instagram :)
Sharing this with my skaters! Thanks Victor!
Also, the banded 1LS are great to help keep that knee from caving in- a power killer and bad for the knees too.
Thanks, Viktor for the lesson!
Thank you very much for this! I just started inline skating with a team again after taking off for 10 years... And really need exercises to help me gain balance and control. My form needs much improvement... so these are great! 😊
Thanks victor
Excellent form, respect ❤️🔥
muy bien victor .... muchas gracias , utilizo tus tecnicas para entrenar a mis jugadoras de hockey en esta cuarentena. Un genio usted señor....
Thank you for training, can you please share to us the secrets to reduce back pain and some Abs workouts for better Skater? Thank you. Elisee
Very helpful! Thanks a lot!
Bravo !
love it w res bands🔥
You should consider doing martial arts like tai chi, hung gar etc. they focus loads on form like this and stance training. I’d imagine You’d transition effortlessly 👍
Hello, Victor! You’ve got a very good channel, a golden source for me personally. Could you please tell me if I understood it right from the description, that I should do 30 secs for each leg, so that’a gonna be 1 min exercise actually?
Thanks! Exactly :)
Thanks!
Hi Victor, we are from India and your video is really helpful. My son is 9 Yrs Old and he started skating from 6 Yrs. Can he perform these workout , or do we need some more time for these workouts. Please advise.
Ramakrishnan Devarajulu as long as actual skating remains the main focus, this can safely be done regardless of the age of the skater :)
Thanks great job
Thanks 👍 it very helpful 🙂
Thank you bro
Trying to get my shape back to skate again but my belly prevent me to take the base position hahahahaha
Thanks for the exercises! What is the strap your using in the last exercise? I've been making the transition to indoor skating lately and could really use more exercises that focus on building strength for turns
Just a simple band. If you wanna challenge core/hip control, you can try with a rather firm elastic band instead :)
From what age is it advisable to do these exercises? My girl is 7 years old and is practicing speed skating. Thanks for your answer.
LUIS URBINA No age is too early to start working on skating technique and movement pattern. Make sure to keep it technical rather than muscularly exhausting at first.
@@thorupviktor Thanks so much Viktor for your advice. Regards.
GOD BLESS YOU MY BRO FELICIDADES EXCELENTE RUTINA GRACIAS
Viktor bro nice exercise.
So thats mean what i made during skating is totally right? Bcos my hips always hurt ahahah. Maybe my muscle not become habit yet. Need muscle memory right. When i see this. Makes me more confident of my skating
That depends how you're skating.. Every dryland exercise aims to improve a very specific part of "skating" and will not be 1-1 applicable. However, if you master the strenght, balance, mobility, coordination and endurance it takes to perform these well, skating will certainly become easier ;)
Good stuff
Yes you are right
How many Times for each exercise?
Can you know mohit team of skating
I don't..