Thank you Stanley! But I must say, the first 20 seconds are the most aesthetically pleasing part of the video 🙂 That might be a good strategy to earn more likes 😁
@@chrischadwick1 These ones were helpful for me: 1. Gazelle, etc. tutorials by Shaun Unwin: ruclips.net/p/PLhR4Y8sMMeRTlmEhxYQGucvML6K0Po9Kp 2. 3-turn and lion tutorial by City Blades: ruclips.net/p/PL81hZ8Pq-mIy4MLZQRmycB8dYcmGC3rLZ 3. Wizard overview tutorial from Rollerbalding: ruclips.net/video/8dEpn9HFFro/видео.html
Love it! looks really smooth, and those dragon frames look and sound great! Nice moves man.. I'm looking forward to trying out that frame sometime in the near future. Had my eye on the PR80 but this is more easily available and affordable
o/ Nice progression. It looks very stable the 5x80 for skate park or similar terrain spot. Can you do a wheeling or some freestyle tricks? I guess not, or hardly. The plate must be too long and the center of support must be too far from the feet. Thanks for the video. o7
It is long, yes, but I still can do heel-toe, heel-heel rolls forward and toe-toe roll backwards. It is a bit more tricky than on a short frame, but possible for sure.
@@NazarOnWheels Pretty and thanks for the link. I like these movements. I have the impression that we can do the same thing in 5x80 as in 4x100. I asked the question because in 4x90, I can do a lot more things and especially more easily. For me there are not too many differences in these movements between a 4x80 and 4x90 while in 4x100 it becomes much more complicated. I wear 40 eu. Thanks for lighting my lantern. Ah yes! I love the music from the instagrame clip. Sounds like "Uppermost", right? o7
@@fernandosantos566 Yes, 4x100 is more difficult. I would say that 4x90 is shorter so it has shorter turning radius, making the moves a bit less smooth, while 5x80 allows to do it while being low and easy to control. 4x100 is more difficult because of the extra height, so with my size of EU40 it looks like Leon’s 4x110 in the Wizard of Wall Street. It has a alightly different style indeed.
I want to watch more videos like this one!
Thanks Eric. Yes, it certainly needs more planning than others and some new moves to show every time. So can’t do them very often. But I’ll try 🙂
If I am still there is because you're skating is awesom! Grande!
Thanks 🙌🏼
The Sounds, I love it
Bruh... I'm convinced... going to have to buy this frame now. I wanna start busting some Wizard moves.
Go for it, you won’t regret for sure...
Awesome work! As well in front as behind the camera. 👍
Thanks! 🙌
Bravo!!!
Grazie!
I click like just 13 sec into the video! The edit is So good!
Thank you Stanley! But I must say, the first 20 seconds are the most aesthetically pleasing part of the video 🙂 That might be a good strategy to earn more likes 😁
@@NazarOnWheels No way, the skating was so good too! Looking forward to more videos!
Haha i have the patience. Great skating man. Inspired to try some wizard style stuff💯
Thanks! Yeah, you should try. It’s so much fun!
@@NazarOnWheels any suggestions on good videos to learn the basics?
@@chrischadwick1 These ones were helpful for me:
1. Gazelle, etc. tutorials by Shaun Unwin: ruclips.net/p/PLhR4Y8sMMeRTlmEhxYQGucvML6K0Po9Kp
2. 3-turn and lion tutorial by City Blades: ruclips.net/p/PL81hZ8Pq-mIy4MLZQRmycB8dYcmGC3rLZ
3. Wizard overview tutorial from Rollerbalding: ruclips.net/video/8dEpn9HFFro/видео.html
Nice edit . Nice moves 😉
Thank you!
Nice edit, minimalistic camera movement (like that style👌) and of course perfect wizards moves. Thanks a lot! Btw: love my dragons very much!😉
Thanks! Yes, Dragons are great!
LOve the video nice work 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Ya Boy got skillz! 🔥 Awesome production too! 🙌
Thanks man! It's snow and rain outside. Can't skate, but can edit at least 🙂
Ciao Nazar, oltre che un grande skater sei anche forte in editing, sempre belli i tuoi video.
Grazie! 🙏
Cool! Your moves are really progressing, nice work, great edit!!
Thanks!
Wow, looking great on those moves!
Thanks
Love the edit!
Love it! looks really smooth, and those dragon frames look and sound great!
Nice moves man.. I'm looking forward to trying out that frame sometime in the near future. Had my eye on the PR80 but this is more easily available and affordable
I remember you said once that FR1 is the most comfortable boot you have. If that's the case, these frames would be a perfect match for sure.
o/ Nice progression.
It looks very stable the 5x80 for skate park or similar terrain spot. Can you do a wheeling or some freestyle tricks? I guess not, or hardly. The plate must be too long and the center of support must be too far from the feet.
Thanks for the video. o7
It is long, yes, but I still can do heel-toe, heel-heel rolls forward and toe-toe roll backwards. It is a bit more tricky than on a short frame, but possible for sure.
I think some moves from my today’s short session might be relevant: instagram.com/reel/CIwNaasqvsa/
@@NazarOnWheels Pretty and thanks for the link. I like these movements.
I have the impression that we can do the same thing in 5x80 as in 4x100.
I asked the question because in 4x90, I can do a lot more things and especially more easily. For me there are not too many differences in these movements between a 4x80 and 4x90 while in 4x100 it becomes much more complicated. I wear 40 eu.
Thanks for lighting my lantern.
Ah yes! I love the music from the instagrame clip. Sounds like "Uppermost", right?
o7
@@fernandosantos566 Yes, 4x100 is more difficult. I would say that 4x90 is shorter so it has shorter turning radius, making the moves a bit less smooth, while 5x80 allows to do it while being low and easy to control. 4x100 is more difficult because of the extra height, so with my size of EU40 it looks like Leon’s 4x110 in the Wizard of Wall Street. It has a alightly different style indeed.
@@fernandosantos566 and the music is Gold Panda - You (part 2)