This is the best crazy legs tutorial by far. I felt like I could do this from the first watch. Wasted a lot of time watching less experienced skater tutorials, getting nowhere. You have a keen understanding that someone who is a real pro can only have. I also loved your dribble, spins and proper stance video. The latter was a game changer. Now that I know to have the lower shin against the front of the skate I am soooo much more confident in all areas of my skating. Can't believe I attended many classes and no-one ever mentioned this fundamental point. I broke my ankle (needing surgery) trying to do a bunny hop turn when I definitely wasn't ready in said class and it put me back pretty much 6 months by the time I rehabbed the ankle then the other knee that went out in sympathy. Anyway, body is now going well and I'm learning only from your videos. I would love if you would do a snake walk one! Oh yes, and I also did your one on how to skate forwards properly (legs closer together) which is also a fundamental skill which I was never taught in these classes. Thank you soooo much. So refreshing to have your videos! Much appreciated.
Thank you so much. My 21 years of teaching experience means I've tested so many methods and what I now share is the result of years of testing with students and observing the results. The lower shin position will help you in ALL skills. Keep it up (or rather down) hahahah
If your a girl maybe... I've took tips from several tutorials but her style definitely suit the ladies more im not as flexible as that that style doesn't work for me as well I have to move side to side more to compensate the lack of flexibility I belive the difference in style maybe more due to someone body mechanics so no one tutorial can be the 'best' for everyone
I've heard this comment before. I don't understand why so mnay people teach crazy legs in a boxy format as this never leads to a smooth and flowing CL. This method I think really works for most people. Keep at it. Every time you skate do a few mins of crazy legs. Such a cool move.
Thanks. I see a lot of 'strange' teaching of Crazy Legs. It's a circular curvy move, not a square, angular, jerky move (imo). If you'd like to test out my quads online courses for free, click Free Trial on this page to get some freebies. Most quad skaters don't work on thier skate skills enough and this course covers all the essentials. Hope it's useful. skatefresh.com/how-to-quad-roller-skate-courses/
I think there are too many versions of this move and people teaching it like a series of squares. It's not a square, boxy move. It should be curvy and flowy.
Best teacher in the world I’ve tried so many videos and I always gave up but following along to your video really helped me actually learn how to do crazy legs you broke everything down so we’ll
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. If you like these videos you will be amazed if you watch the professional courses made by Asha. You can take them online and everything is well explained step by step. Please check here skatefresh.com/learn-to-skate-online/
This is the only tutorial that has helped me in my crazy legs journey. There are so many great ones out there, but this one finally made it make sense *to me*. Thank you so much!
You're so welcome! Yes I find the boxy Crazy Legs tutorials not very helpful and they produce boxy, not smooth looking crazy legs. CL should be curvy and smooth, not square and jerky (in my humble opinion). Check out more of the dance tunes on the Quads Playlist. Hope they also work well for you.
Such a great tut. I was never interested in learning crazy legs, in my opinion it looked goody af. I like this vulva shaped dribble much better, you make the move look cute and it's something I would want to try x
I agree that some crazy lags can look goofy (usually when the stance is too wide sideways). When it’s narrower I think it looks much nicer. Glad you agree.
This is one of the best crazy legs tutorials I have ever watched! I am currently working on this in my quads, this really helped break down each individual part. Thank you!
Good, I've heard that a lot. I think so many tutorials produce a boxy, square Crazy Legs and I think it's supposed to be fluid and curvy looking. But that's just me. Enjoy this and the other dance moves on my quads playlist.
in am the most untalented roller skater ever, nothing comes naturally to me. this is the only tutorial i have seen that actually helped me to understand how to finally do crazy legs. thanks!!!
i bet this video would’ve been incredibly useful when i was first learning this. a lot of tutorials really didn’t help me. as it stands though, i think it will still help me improve my technique. thanks for all your great work as usual!
I found most tutorials on CL not helpful or rather not on point to create a fluent un-boxy flow which I think looks best. Glad this was helpful for you in your polishing phase.
Ohhh - brilliant tutorial, Asha!!! 🌟 I can hardly wait to try this out!!! ❤ Thank you so much- this is great for doing indoors too! 👍 Crazy legs in crazy times, can be a great thing! 🤗
Good, Im glad it helped. I see a lot of very strange 'tutorials' for Crazy legs which create unsmooth & boxy crazy legs. It's supposed to flow and be curvy (in my humble opinion).
You're not the first one to have said that. I've seen so many Crazy Legs "Tutorials" which are just plain odd. It's not a square boxy move, it's a flowing curved move. Also no-one seems to talk about which leg should have more weight on as doing most tricks 50/50 is never going to lead to success (unless it's side surf).....
I made this video after researching how others are teaching it. It perplexes me when a teaching method clearly doesn't produce the desired outcome. All those squares and right angles to explain Crazy Legs. It sort of works when paused and then the next step is.......and then it becomes this, fluent and curvy, Tadhaaa. I'd see skaters doing CL who had obviously learned with these square angles and it remains square and jerky for a long time and sometimes it never becomes smooth and flow. But that's just my opinion and observation. I'm glad my method 'spoke to you'. Hope you're willing CL till your legs ache. It's such a great move with so many funky variations.... Pls tell your friends.
Oh wow I love this explanation. It makes more sense than the other ones ive seen..... Still can't do it yet though.... So many manouvers! 😊 😊 Thanks for this.
Wow, thank you! There seems to be a. lot of confusion about crazy Legs and aos tutorials which if yo follow them you'll nd u with your feet win apart and that's really uncomfortable. It should be flowy...
@@SkatefreshVideos that's it exactly, plus many of them seem to require you to have good hip flexibility to turn out while doing a kind of side surf in the middle, and I certainly don't have good hip flexibility 🙈😄 Can't wait for the rain to stop so I can give your method a try x
You're welcome! Happy it helped. I think a lot of the ways I see Crazy Legs being taught just doesn't end up with a flowing, smooth CL, more like choppy, square angular crazy legs and that just doesn't look as cool, does it? Not all technique methods work well. I've tested everything pretty much in 22years teaching.
Thanks so much. There's a few dance tutorials on the Quads Playlist so feel free to share that link too: I think it's really fun to watch a video tutorial together and then practice the different steps. Let me know how it goes. ruclips.net/p/PLGWNeaL3gDZREjES5fyQh11LhER-d06T9
You're so welcome! DO share with your skate mates. I've been told my method makes the other methods 'click'. I just don't think that crazy legs is a square/boxy move (like so many people teach it). It should flowwwww. Have fun with it.
@@SkatefreshVideos 100%! I keep hearing your "jhoooop... jhoooop" even when the video isn't on in the background, and it made a difference! Seeing skatepals in a few days, hopefully they've watched it enough times! 😊
Glad you liked it. Crazy legs is complicated but working on both halves like this makes sense and gets people to a fluid rolling CL in time. Hows yours doing?
Thank you. Many people tell me this version unlocks Crazy Legs in their heads and bodies. There's too many square `nd angular looking CL tutorials out there which I really don't think produce a smooth and funky looking crazy legs which is what we WANT! Keep at it, takes months to feel natural.
Hi Asha, great video. I have a large space in my front room but I have lovely wooden flooring which I dont wish to get marked up by quads! Can you suggest anything to lay down while practicing this and protecting my gorgeous floor? Many thanks x
Mmmmm I’m afraid I can’t comment on this but suggest you ask a builder or tradesman as they will know how best to protect wood. Enjoy your indoor space when that’s done.
Crazy legs is not an easy dance move, there are many that are much easier that should be mastered first. It's not about bravery, I think it's more about accurately structuring your practice so you aren't attempting skills that are far outside your comfort zone too early (that really does require bravery but isn't a great idea). One step at a time and start maybe with Dribbles which are the pre-req for Crazy Legs. This vid might help with Dribbling. Enjoy! ruclips.net/video/2eM9jD6TTsg/видео.html&t
Glad you think so! I've been told this before, that this tutorial makes sense when many don't. CL is a curvy move not a boxy one so I don't understand why so many people teach it using box like movements. Makes no sense to me.
Hi Asha, I found your vid on "the dribble" to learn before trying this but I can't seem to find one on "the strut." Is there one? Thanks! **Okay I see below where you say it's coming - meantime I just tried this and after an hour or so I've got it! Any more tips for getting it to flow? I feel like mine is a little jerky like. Thanks again! So much easier to understand than every other vid I've seen on this! Drawing the lines really helped.
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Of course it will feel jerky! nobody got this move nice and smooth the first day. It's actually very complex. Tips? Practice it.
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Please check the playlists in this channel. There are many tutorials about dancing on rollerblades. And any dance tutorial you see made for quads also applies to rollerblades. On rollerblades is quite more difficult but technique is the same.
Oi. Sou o Sergio do Team Skatefresh. Sim, pode, mas é bem dificil, não é para iniciantes. Já é muito dificil com quads. Começa com passos mais simples.
Oooooh! Another great video!!! Can't wait to try this tomorrow!!!!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖 PS: Where do you get the amazing rainbow/stripped leggings you often wear in other videos?!?!?!? SWOON!
Hope you are out training your Crazy Legs with my method.....let us know how it goes. My leggings mostly came from @k.deer but unfortunately they stopped production during Covid and no longer make leggings. I'm gutted as I LOVED their designs but also their quality is amazing. I;ve had some of their leggings for years and year and I wear them and wash them repeatedly and they stay good. I haven't bought any new leggings for a few years now..... I have enough to keep me going for a while, but I do miss their product.
@@SkatefreshVideos Amazing! Her Insta says closed for "rest and reimagining," so I'll stay tuned and perhaps one day the leggings will be happening again. Thank you!
Hey Asha. Been practicing on inline skates for a few weeks now. I have a problem. I feel a weird cramp-like pain on the top side of right foot. The comes up to around the top end of my boot. Is this normal? Is there something I can do to make not happen when I skate? Thanks! You're awesome!
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. I'm sorry I didn't completely understand what area you are referring to. Some foot pain causes are explained in these two other videos: ruclips.net/video/PIAEedtdTqs/видео.html ruclips.net/video/rn5WixdiaE4/видео.html
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. No. Actually the opposite! The stopper gives you a place to "rest" and that's one of the reasons all dance moves are more difficult on inline skates.
Yes of course. All dance moves can be done on inlines, but they are all more difficult on inlines as you have to control your edge in order to balance and that's more challenging on inlines. But it's all doable. Fla groundevenmore essential when dancing on inlines as you'll roll more easily own a slope on inlines.
Hi. This is Sergio from Skatefresh Team. Disable the closed captions in your RUclips player. It's the button that reads CC. When you disable the closed captions the subtitles will be hidden.
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Definitely you can! However, any dance move on inlines is way harder, especially with big wheels. With 80mm wheels you just follow the same process explained for quads. If your wheels are bigger then have a lot of patience.
Try it holding onto a chair at the side or bench so you can do the curve part in slow motion, one foot on all 4 wheels and the other on the 2 front wheels. Just work those curves slowly and deliberately in slow motion holding onto something at the side with one hand lightly.
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This is the best crazy legs tutorial by far. I felt like I could do this from the first watch. Wasted a lot of time watching less experienced skater tutorials, getting nowhere. You have a keen understanding that someone who is a real pro can only have. I also loved your dribble, spins and proper stance video. The latter was a game changer. Now that I know to have the lower shin against the front of the skate I am soooo much more confident in all areas of my skating. Can't believe I attended many classes and no-one ever mentioned this fundamental point. I broke my ankle (needing surgery) trying to do a bunny hop turn when I definitely wasn't ready in said class and it put me back pretty much 6 months by the time I rehabbed the ankle then the other knee that went out in sympathy. Anyway, body is now going well and I'm learning only from your videos. I would love if you would do a snake walk one! Oh yes, and I also did your one on how to skate forwards properly (legs closer together) which is also a fundamental skill which I was never taught in these classes. Thank you soooo much. So refreshing to have your videos! Much appreciated.
Thank you so much. My 21 years of teaching experience means I've tested so many methods and what I now share is the result of years of testing with students and observing the results. The lower shin position will help you in ALL skills. Keep it up (or rather down) hahahah
@@SkatefreshVideos thanks, Asha xxx
If your a girl maybe... I've took tips from several tutorials but her style definitely suit the ladies more im not as flexible as that that style doesn't work for me as well I have to move side to side more to compensate the lack of flexibility I belive the difference in style maybe more due to someone body mechanics so no one tutorial can be the 'best' for everyone
Agreed-Asha is amazing! What video about proper stance are you referring to? I'd love to check it out as well!
Thank you Hun! You just taught me how to crazy leg! The easiest thus far! ❤❤❤
I've heard this comment before. I don't understand why so mnay people teach crazy legs in a boxy format as this never leads to a smooth and flowing CL. This method I think really works for most people. Keep at it. Every time you skate do a few mins of crazy legs. Such a cool move.
@@SkatefreshVideosMost definitely. ❤
You’re a fantastic tutor. This makes so much sense and I’ve watched 100s of videos. This is by far the best one
Thanks. I see a lot of 'strange' teaching of Crazy Legs. It's a circular curvy move, not a square, angular, jerky move (imo).
If you'd like to test out my quads online courses for free, click Free Trial on this page to get some freebies. Most quad skaters don't work on thier skate skills enough and this course covers all the essentials. Hope it's useful.
skatefresh.com/how-to-quad-roller-skate-courses/
🎉❤ very easy and the drawing helps
I'm so glad. Yes we are all a bit visual and I love a chalk line...
i wish i had found this tutorial first! definitely the one that has helped me make sense of this maneuver the best. thank you!!
I think there are too many versions of this move and people teaching it like a series of squares. It's not a square, boxy move. It should be curvy and flowy.
Best teacher in the world I’ve tried so many videos and I always gave up but following along to your video really helped me actually learn how to do crazy legs you broke everything down so we’ll
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. If you like these videos you will be amazed if you watch the professional courses made by Asha. You can take them online and everything is well explained step by step. Please check here skatefresh.com/learn-to-skate-online/
Iva tried a lot of turials and was strugling with this for weeks then saw yours and in only 6 minuts i could do it perfectly. You arr awesome 😘😘😘
This is the only tutorial that has helped me in my crazy legs journey. There are so many great ones out there, but this one finally made it make sense *to me*. Thank you so much!
You're so welcome! Yes I find the boxy Crazy Legs tutorials not very helpful and they produce boxy, not smooth looking crazy legs. CL should be curvy and smooth, not square and jerky (in my humble opinion). Check out more of the dance tunes on the Quads Playlist. Hope they also work well for you.
Easiest tutorial to understand how to do crazy legs! The chalk was a great visual.
Such a great tut. I was never interested in learning crazy legs, in my opinion it looked goody af. I like this vulva shaped dribble much better, you make the move look cute and it's something I would want to try x
I agree that some crazy lags can look goofy (usually when the stance is too wide sideways). When it’s narrower I think it looks much nicer. Glad you agree.
Your method is the easiest to learn!! Thank you very much for this!
This is one of the best crazy legs tutorials I have ever watched! I am currently working on this in my quads, this really helped break down each individual part. Thank you!
Good, I've heard that a lot. I think so many tutorials produce a boxy, square Crazy Legs and I think it's supposed to be fluid and curvy looking. But that's just me. Enjoy this and the other dance moves on my quads playlist.
@@SkatefreshVideos The curve definitely helped me! Thank you :)
in am the most untalented roller skater ever, nothing comes naturally to me. this is the only tutorial i have seen that actually helped me to understand how to finally do crazy legs. thanks!!!
Hi. This is Sergio from Skatefresh Team. Great that you were able to get it! Most people need instructions, that's a fact.
i bet this video would’ve been incredibly useful when i was first learning this. a lot of tutorials really didn’t help me. as it stands though, i think it will still help me improve my technique. thanks for all your great work as usual!
I found most tutorials on CL not helpful or rather not on point to create a fluent un-boxy flow which I think looks best. Glad this was helpful for you in your polishing phase.
I've seen alot of tutorials, but credit to you Asha, you've broken it down into an easy to convey and teach standard :-)
Happy to hear that! I've seen some really confusing tutorials and wanted to simplify it.
Ohhh - brilliant tutorial, Asha!!! 🌟 I can hardly wait to try this out!!! ❤ Thank you so much- this is great for doing indoors too! 👍 Crazy legs in crazy times, can be a great thing! 🤗
This is the best tutorial for crazy legs I have seen thus far.
Good, Im glad it helped. I see a lot of very strange 'tutorials' for Crazy legs which create unsmooth & boxy crazy legs. It's supposed to flow and be curvy (in my humble opinion).
Watched a few other tutorials but this one is the best❤ thanks for sharing
You're not the first one to have said that. I've seen so many Crazy Legs "Tutorials" which are just plain odd. It's not a square boxy move, it's a flowing curved move. Also no-one seems to talk about which leg should have more weight on as doing most tricks 50/50 is never going to lead to success (unless it's side surf).....
I’ve watched so many crazy legs videos but after watching this one, I got the feeling immediately. Thank you!
I made this video after researching how others are teaching it. It perplexes me when a teaching method clearly doesn't produce the desired outcome. All those squares and right angles to explain Crazy Legs. It sort of works when paused and then the next step is.......and then it becomes this, fluent and curvy, Tadhaaa. I'd see skaters doing CL who had obviously learned with these square angles and it remains square and jerky for a long time and sometimes it never becomes smooth and flow. But that's just my opinion and observation. I'm glad my method 'spoke to you'. Hope you're willing CL till your legs ache. It's such a great move with so many funky variations.... Pls tell your friends.
Oh wow I love this explanation. It makes more sense than the other ones ive seen..... Still can't do it yet though.... So many manouvers! 😊 😊 Thanks for this.
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. It's not an easy move at all, learn one side first, then the other. You'll get there!
Thanks so much Asha. I was really looking forward to learning this. 😊😊😊
Glad it was helpful!
I think that's probably the best breakdown I've seen! Thanks Asha.
Wow, thank you! There seems to be a. lot of confusion about crazy Legs and aos tutorials which if yo follow them you'll nd u with your feet win apart and that's really uncomfortable. It should be flowy...
@@SkatefreshVideos that's it exactly, plus many of them seem to require you to have good hip flexibility to turn out while doing a kind of side surf in the middle, and I certainly don't have good hip flexibility 🙈😄 Can't wait for the rain to stop so I can give your method a try x
The best tutorial I’ve seen and tried.
How's your Crazy legs now?
Omg! This is the first tutorial that worked! Yay! Thank you:)
You're welcome! Happy it helped. I think a lot of the ways I see Crazy Legs being taught just doesn't end up with a flowing, smooth CL, more like choppy, square angular crazy legs and that just doesn't look as cool, does it? Not all technique methods work well. I've tested everything pretty much in 22years teaching.
Always the best tutorials! Thank you very much Asha!
Yaay! thanks for this video! can't wait to try it!
Love the way you break it all down girl!!❤️
Great tutorial, gonna share this to my group! Thanks again!!
Thanks so much. There's a few dance tutorials on the Quads Playlist so feel free to share that link too:
I think it's really fun to watch a video tutorial together and then practice the different steps. Let me know how it goes.
ruclips.net/p/PLGWNeaL3gDZREjES5fyQh11LhER-d06T9
Maravilhosa!!!!!!!! Finalmente um tutorial simples e honesto, sem "as firulas" da maioria ♥
This was easier to understand. I will try this one! Thank you!!
You are so welcome! How did it go on skates?
Thank you so much! This was extremely helpful!
Glad it was helpful! Try and make your crazy legs curvy, not boxy. That's when it has that distinctive 'look'.
Best explanations ever 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
You helped me so much! I got it, thanks to you
This was so helpful! Thank you!
You're so welcome! DO share with your skate mates. I've been told my method makes the other methods 'click'. I just don't think that crazy legs is a square/boxy move (like so many people teach it). It should flowwwww. Have fun with it.
@@SkatefreshVideos 100%! I keep hearing your "jhoooop... jhoooop" even when the video isn't on in the background, and it made a difference! Seeing skatepals in a few days, hopefully they've watched it enough times! 😊
What a wonderful vídeo!!!!
Glad you liked it. Crazy legs is complicated but working on both halves like this makes sense and gets people to a fluid rolling CL in time. Hows yours doing?
Great explanation....Roll On
Thank you. Many people tell me this version unlocks Crazy Legs in their heads and bodies. There's too many square `nd angular looking CL tutorials out there which I really don't think produce a smooth and funky looking crazy legs which is what we WANT! Keep at it, takes months to feel natural.
Hi Asha, great video. I have a large space in my front room but I have lovely wooden flooring which I dont wish to get marked up by quads! Can you suggest anything to lay down while practicing this and protecting my gorgeous floor? Many thanks x
Mmmmm I’m afraid I can’t comment on this but suggest you ask a builder or tradesman as they will know how best to protect wood. Enjoy your indoor space when that’s done.
@@SkatefreshVideos thankyou, I figured it out and went for it! Actually doesn't leave marks lol
I may never be brve enough to try this, but you make it look easy. :)
Crazy legs is not an easy dance move, there are many that are much easier that should be mastered first. It's not about bravery, I think it's more about accurately structuring your practice so you aren't attempting skills that are far outside your comfort zone too early (that really does require bravery but isn't a great idea). One step at a time and start maybe with Dribbles which are the pre-req for Crazy Legs. This vid might help with Dribbling. Enjoy!
ruclips.net/video/2eM9jD6TTsg/видео.html&t
Awesome!!!
that was great helped a lot
Best crazy legs tutorial.
Glad you think so! I've been told this before, that this tutorial makes sense when many don't. CL is a curvy move not a boxy one so I don't understand why so many people teach it using box like movements. Makes no sense to me.
Thanks Asha. If you can also do some of the fundamental dance moves it would be nice.
Noted. How t Dribble is filmed and on my editor's desk. Strut definitely needs doing, I'll add that to the list.
Hi Asha, I found your vid on "the dribble" to learn before trying this but I can't seem to find one on "the strut." Is there one? Thanks!
**Okay I see below where you say it's coming - meantime I just tried this and after an hour or so I've got it! Any more tips for getting it to flow? I feel like mine is a little jerky like. Thanks again! So much easier to understand than every other vid I've seen on this! Drawing the lines really helped.
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Of course it will feel jerky! nobody got this move nice and smooth the first day. It's actually very complex. Tips? Practice it.
我正在学crazy legs，看过许多视频，但只有你画的轨迹图解开了我的困惑，谢谢！
Absolutely smooth crazy legs
Interesting. Thanks
Hello, could you do some dance moves for roller blades?
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Please check the playlists in this channel. There are many tutorials about dancing on rollerblades. And any dance tutorial you see made for quads also applies to rollerblades. On rollerblades is quite more difficult but technique is the same.
Hi Asha!! O crazy legs pode fazer tambem com patins inline? Sou iniciante!! Muito obrigado!!
Oi. Sou o Sergio do Team Skatefresh. Sim, pode, mas é bem dificil, não é para iniciantes. Já é muito dificil com quads. Começa com passos mais simples.
@@SkatefreshVideos legal Sério, ja quero ir logo pro nivel hard..kkkk!! Muito obrigado pelo retorno!!
Thank you ❤️
You’re welcome 😊
Oooooh! Another great video!!! Can't wait to try this tomorrow!!!!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖
PS: Where do you get the amazing rainbow/stripped leggings you often wear in other videos?!?!?!? SWOON!
Hope you are out training your Crazy Legs with my method.....let us know how it goes.
My leggings mostly came from @k.deer but unfortunately they stopped production during Covid and no longer make leggings. I'm gutted as I LOVED their designs but also their quality is amazing. I;ve had some of their leggings for years and year and I wear them and wash them repeatedly and they stay good. I haven't bought any new leggings for a few years now..... I have enough to keep me going for a while, but I do miss their product.
@@SkatefreshVideos Amazing! Her Insta says closed for "rest and reimagining," so I'll stay tuned and perhaps one day the leggings will be happening again. Thank you!
Thanks you sister
Hey Asha. Been practicing on inline skates for a few weeks now. I have a problem. I feel a weird cramp-like pain on the top side of right foot. The comes up to around the top end of my boot. Is this normal? Is there something I can do to make not happen when I skate? Thanks! You're awesome!
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. I'm sorry I didn't completely understand what area you are referring to. Some foot pain causes are explained in these two other videos:
ruclips.net/video/PIAEedtdTqs/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/rn5WixdiaE4/видео.html
@@SkatefreshVideos Thanks Sergio. Will take a look after work.
is this more difficult to do if you have toe stop?
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. No. Actually the opposite! The stopper gives you a place to "rest" and that's one of the reasons all dance moves are more difficult on inline skates.
Oieee! Uma pergunta, esses passos todos do patins quad dá para repetir com o patins inline?
Oi. Sou o Sergio do Team Skatefresh. Sim, pode fazelos com inlines mas é mais difícil.
I like how you say jumphf!
Hahaha just I have a lot of expressions like that which my students call "Asha-isms". Hopefully they remind you of important things.
Can I do the same with line rollers? Thanks
Yes of course. All dance moves can be done on inlines, but they are all more difficult on inlines as you have to control your edge in order to balance and that's more challenging on inlines. But it's all doable. Fla groundevenmore essential when dancing on inlines as you'll roll more easily own a slope on inlines.
The words below the video seem to appear above because the video is not visible and the skating is not visible.
Hi. This is Sergio from Skatefresh Team. Disable the closed captions in your RUclips player. It's the button that reads CC. When you disable the closed captions the subtitles will be hidden.
can you do this move on inlines ?
Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Definitely you can! However, any dance move on inlines is way harder, especially with big wheels. With 80mm wheels you just follow the same process explained for quads. If your wheels are bigger then have a lot of patience.
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Can't do a curve in rio skates with big wheels.
Try it holding onto a chair at the side or bench so you can do the curve part in slow motion, one foot on all 4 wheels and the other on the 2 front wheels. Just work those curves slowly and deliberately in slow motion holding onto something at the side with one hand lightly.
One legged turn on quads
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Caio para trás
Tem que flexionar mais os joelhos tempo todo. Cair pra atras é sinal do peso nos calcanhares e não na frente do pe.