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HOW TO TRANSITION ON ROLLER SKATES FOR BEGINNERS
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
- In this episode how to transition on roller skates for beginners, I teach you how to turn from one side to the other while moving. Learning transitions is fundamental to your roller skating journey. Ya'll voted for this video, so here you go!
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In this video:
Roller skates: collabs.shop/awhwfs
Radar Energy wheels: collabs.shop/xmahxr
Grindstone toe stops: bit.ly/3jEp6aj
If you need roller skates/accessories:
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Hi Reble! This isn't really related to the video but I'm 18 and just came out as lesbian and just wanted to thank you and your girlfriend for being such a power couple. There isn't much representation in media of lesbian relationships (except if it's fetishized) and for some reason I feel like that really created a block in my head and made it seem like it wasn't possible for me to ever be in that sort of relationship and made it seem like a hetero relationship was all that was in reach. Seeing such a loving, caring and supportive relationship like yours really opened my heart up to the idea that I could be gay and not asexual as I always thought I was. Just thank you, so much. Accepting my real feelings was like knocking off a thousand pounds of weight off my soul and if I didn't have you to look up to in the past year idk how long it would have taken for me to get here.♥️♥️♥️
Now I just gotta get over my crippling fear of pretty girls 👉👈😳
I'M PROUD OF YOU... no one answered this and I felt like someone should have said something... It's 10 months later but.... 👉🏽👈🏽... anyway... I don't know you but I'm proud of you.
I hope everything goes well in your life and you found love, I hope a pretty girl helped you overcome that fear and last but not least I hope you're happy.
I’m sure they would have responded if they’d seen it. Congratulations on your latest self discovery. We’re always learning things on our life journey and sometimes it’s about ourselves. I think those can be the best things to learn, or at least the most productive things. Now you can live your best life, authentically. I can’t help you with the pretty girl thing though, I have an attraction to intimidating women, who are, funnily enough, *intimidating* 😅
I’m straight and have a hard time talking to pretty women 23 here lol you’ll be just fine if you’re lesbian I think it’ll be easier for you then I good luck and cheers to this new channel to help me learn loved roller skating as a kid because of my brother.
Straight 58 year old woman here who’s happy for you! Would like to send a reminder that pretty people are just people. And that everyone is pretty in their own way. ❤
I loved this ! But did anyone else notice the squirrel chase going on in the background?
We were making jokes about how the squirrels were dancing on the trees while we were filming loll
SQUIRREL!! 😂😂 me! 🐿
Julia G me too 😂
YAAASSS!!!
Yaaas. I have ADHD and I live in Australia (I've never seen a squirrel irl) and I had to show my partner one specific part of the video because I was laughing at myself and also proud because I was focusing on the video and then got super distracted by the squirrels and had to rewind! 'oh look squirrel' is apparently an ADHD right of passage I'd always felt left out of until today!!!
I had a super hard time with transitions at first and then I figured out I was thinking about it too much. I started leading with my body and letting my feet follow and it is muscle memory now.
same!! i didn’t realise how much overthinking gets in the way of pulling off certain moves til i started playing music that occupied my mind enough that i could just skate freely
yes! i was so focused on the footwork, i wasnt looking where i was going! Now i always focus on my gaze and my body follows
The staggered stance saved me! I watched so many tutorials and no tutorial mentioned this! I always kept my feet straight next to eachother and indeed lose my balance. Thank you for this
Love from a huge fan❤️❤️
Same!!
(She says two years later 😂)
You made perfect timing with this one. I *just* laced up my skates to practice transitions.
*EDIT:* It started to rain. 😫
ohhh nooo! Hopefully it stops raining soon!
"You have to have good hips and ankle flexibility" me a dancer: finally something I'm good at
I love when Shove asks questions while filming :)
Omg, Your outfit looks so cute with those socks!
it's so hard because it's so easy to get in your head about transitions. That's why I always focus on the opening the book and closing the book strategy because it takes me out of my head for a minute.
@@QueerGirlStraightSkates Thanks, I'll try to focus on that. Also, It's harder for me to transition from backwards to forwards. Is that weird?
What other skills would you like to learn?
How to safely skate down inclines (not hills)
dance skating!! :)
Queer Girl Straight Skates how to go backwards lol
Maybe a more "advanced"/troubleshooting transition video? I can transition reliably, but it doesn't feel smooth and I lose significant momentum. Also, maybe one foot transitions? (it's a thing in ice skating but idk if it's possible in roller skates because you don't have a rocker point in the middle of your skate to pivot on)
How to do forward crossovers to turn direction! Thank you so much for the video, I’ve been nervous about trying transitions, but this’ll boost my confidence next skate sesh.
I've been waiting for this video, you're my favorite skater to follow.
thank you!!
wow! this has been the most informative transition video yet! thank you!!! I definitely need to stretch my hip flexors because that is where I've been struggling the most - that is, getting my feet to sit in a straight line next to one another. Another super helpful tip was the "stagger your feet" - while I had been doing this when skating, I didn't think to do it for transitioning. Can't wait to try again with this new information! THANK YOUU THANK YOUU!!
I'm glad I could help!!!!
The way you teach is so clear and easy to understand, and I absolutely love your cadence. You seem so friendly and wonderful! Thank you so much for all of your help through your videos!!
I've done marching band for 6 years now and I feel like transitions in skating are very similar to direction changes in marching! I can't wait to get my skates in so I can start learning!
I've been skating for 30 days now and I've learned how to do a stationary transition. The goal now is to actually do a transition while moving, which is still so hard for me right now.
I Love The Way You Explain Things. I swear, some of the people I skate with do not explain things the way you do. Thank you , you speak my skating language
this was so helpful! I've been struggling so much with transitions and couldn't understand why I couldn't put my toes out but this made me realize my hip flexors are too tight! Thank you so much for that info! I now know how to improve and am off to do some stretches
I love how you tell us what we need to know how to do before trying and tips to get there! So helpful!!
Your videos are seriously the best! If I lived in LA I’d have a major friend crush happening!
My skates aren't here yet, but I find Rebel's instructional videos for beginners to be the easiest to understand and process. I'll definitely be rewatching when the skates arrive in 4 days eeeee💖💖💖
I’ve *never* 😳 heard anyone address the importance of being able to open up the hips and how helpful it can be to know how to balance, even just for a second, one one foot.
So many tutorials, while well meaning, just show the foot work and dont address that there may be other things at play that need consideration🤷🏼♀️
Have been working on bettering my balance and even more so, the hip flexor stretches and it’s made ALL the difference-Thank you for breaking this down SO well!!🙌🏻❤️🙌🏻❤️
this video was so helpful, wow!! i love this channel so much, omg, i always smile so much when i see a new video on my feed!! can’t wait to try this out, you made it easy enough for me to understand, thanks rebel ♥️♥️ (ps, bowie’s so cute...)
Yay! Let me know how it goes!
I appreciate your channel as its so uplifting. Back in my teens, I used to do splits on roller skates, spin and all that stuff. My kiddos didn't believe me until I pulled out the pics. Lol - Had my right ACL reconstructed in 07/1991 and then again in 09/2010. Since then, I've been very cautious about jam skating due to the instability of my lateral collateral ligament in right knee. Had it evaluated numerous times and docs all agree if there's no pain, inflammation and doesn't interfer with quality of life, then don't fix it, just wear supportive devices. Fast forward, I've been skating forward/backwards and moving arms/hips. My passion is to truly return to jam skating but cautiously as I KNOW I can't revive my glory years. Thing is ... despite being able to jog, walk long distances and do other stuff, I sometimes become paralyzed by my fear of re-injuring my right knee. Especially since I've managed to work around my slightly unstable ligament. However, jam skating requires more flexibility and I am at a loss re: how to revive my love/passion for the rink.
Thanks for the suggestions for hip flexor stretches! Middle aged gal here, but skated for years as a kid. Really really want to get a pair skates and get rolling again. My kids might laugh at me. 😂
Thank you. No other video Ive watched has talked about flexibility. That is a big issue for me. Thanks for the giving an example, that stretch looks simple enough but I know I’m going to be stiff.
Thank you for all of your vids. Im 46 and am getting back on skates and these videos have helped me so much..
I’m still trying to figure out how to go backwards and stop 😋
You should watch this to help you stop: ruclips.net/video/LwxAB4O0sEU/видео.html and I will be making a how to skate backwards video soon!
I just kind of yeet myself forwards onto my toe stops
Thank you so much for this breakdown! I've been trying to nail this transition but you confirmed a lot of what I think was the issue (tight hip flexors and lack of ankle mobility) I'll definitely use all the advice you so graciously discussed! Thank you :)
Just started roller skating and your videos by far have been the most helpful for me!!
You’re like the Scarlett Johansson of Skating!
Totally binge watching a lot of these videos as I wait for my skates to arrive 😬❤️
I love watching you! You're so bubbly and happy! Been watching your videos for 2 days now. Can't wait to try all your videos that I've watched tomorrow. My skates are getting delivered tomorrow. Haven't skated for 30 years and I tried to skate for the first time again with my son last week and I loved it that I wanted to be good at it and not just skate through like when I was 12 using adult size skates on my tiny feet.
This my go-to channel for learning how to roller skate
As a midsized lesbian learning to skate for the first time I am so glad I found this channel which has so much positivity❤️❤️ love yall ❤️❤️
Thank you so much for this video! This gave me all the details I needed to see where I was going wrong. Not staggered legs for one! Plus not enough knee bend for two! Also I was throwing my arm back, ugh 🤦 Thank you immensely!
Oh my gosh yes 😭 I just got skates this week and keep falling trying to do a transition. Love your tutorials!
Yay! I'm glad I could be helpful!
I just ordered mine, I’m pretty excited to try this out 🥰
Love the book method! I was so confused with other tutorials. Their feet were flurries and my eyes couldn’t keep up 💀💀 cant wait to practice
Can't wait to practice this.
Had stopped skating for years and picked it up again a couple of months ago. And it's sooo much fun.
Thank God!!!! I have been trying and failing for a week. I don't even care to skate backwards. I just skate outside and need to be as safe as possible! Thank you for making this!!! I'll be able to turn-around-toe-stop super soon!
thank you for the squirrel in the background, she was hypnotizing 😲
I’m a beginner and this helped so much.THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for the stagger tip-I think that keeping my feet parallel was creating issues for me in doing transitions! 😊
You two are awesome 😎 subscribed!!
I ordered skates on Thursday and I am watching videos like this so it’s easier when I try to do things like this I know what to do still waiting for my impala skates to come they should be coming next Thursday
Omg I just love your channel, you are changing my life one video at a time lol! You are a goddess literally (you’re roommate too) literally love you girls ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
thank you for talking about hip flexors! I've watched so many videos about transitions and had no idea that hip flexor stretches would help because no one talked about the "what if i can't skate in side-stance". Catch me stretching for the next few days~
TOTAL MILEY CYRUS LOOK TODAY I AM LOVING IT
Omg rebel, I was working on traditions today and I was struggling on it, thanks for the video it’s like you read my mind 😂💕
I have the same roller skates!!💖
It looks so much easier when you do it. Time to practice balancing!
Edit: I actually learned it in one afternoon. On a really smooth surface, but thank you for the helpful instructions!!!
Omg! This is the first tutorial video I’ve been able to actually follow. Tysm😊.
Hun, I am OBSESSED with all your tutorials. Just thanks SOOO much! I managed to do this today & I have a balance disorder - great sport to pick eh? - and you make each video so EASY to understand, even down to maintenance and wheel changes etc. Thanks for everything! x x x x
Very helpful, although I am still struggling and worried about going splat on the ground. :). This is my first time skating and I love your teaching methods and style.
I ordered skates & im waiting for them to arrive but in the meantime I’m loving watching all of your videos!! Out of everyone I can find on RUclips i think you’re the best at teaching! you explain everything in a way that’s easy to understand and just makes sense :)
well this is going to be a challenge I cannot open my legs like that never been able to lmao
Best tutorial ever.
Literally JUST trying to find transition videos (yesterday and today) because I wasn't getting it and then this comes up like bam! Thank you lol
Edit: I think the staggering was the missing piece 🧐 I'm gonna go try again n see
YAAAAAYYYY!!! The video I have been waiting for!! The weather here has been absolute crap and the sun is finally out after like 5 days of rain and chilly air! Can't wait to take your advice and go improve my transitions...I love the "open" and "close" the book reference! It makes sense now. I will let you know how things go for me!!
Great! Yeah, I definitely want to hear about your progress!
@@QueerGirlStraightSkatesI used these tips this evening and they helped me out TREMENDOUSLY!! Thank you! I have almost got my transitions down now!!
you dress so fearlessly! im inspired
You make it look so beautiful and effortless 😍 great instructions as always!
Been struggling for two days with this, turned out my ankles were not flexible enough. Thank you for showing some stretching exercises!!
Think this is going to take some time. 🤣🤣 love your videos. 💜
Hi!! I just wanted to let you know that the muscles you are stretching in that frog stretch at the end are the adductors, not hip flexors. Great vid! I'm waiting for my skates in the mail atm. So excited!!
Thanks for the hip stretch tip! I thought i was pretty flexible but turns out i need more stretching there :D
I fell over 3 time and it was my first time so I did well!
Please go live soon ❤️🥺🥺
I'll be live on Sunday at 2pm!
Queer Girl Straight Skates YAY sun is tomorrow
0:24 look at the brick house to the left and look at the bushes
My god; this what I’ve needed for 40 yrs
You make it look so easy!!!!! I'm two weeks into my rollerskating journey and your videos help sooo much 💜
I never thought about staggering the feet! I've been trying transitions for a few days now and I can do them but I get shaky if I'm going fast enough. I'm gonna try this next time I skate and see how it goes!
Man I think all my yoga poses really help me out. Especially pigeon pose.
If anyone needs some good hip flexor streches, one is the butterfly strech where you put the soles of your feet together! You can sit like this or bend over if you want! You can also gently press your knees because the goal is to get your knees to touch the ground while your feet and bottom stay on the floor! Hope this helps :)
Love your outfit and tips to learn to transition ❤️ can't wait to try this with pivoting. Your videos are entertaining. Thanks
New favorite channel! I'm picking up skating again after like, a decade, and your videos are so informative! Thank you!!!
Staggered feet while attempting a transition! Been having trouble learning transitional and I feel like this will help so much! Watched other videos for advice and no one mentioned that. Can't wait to try tomorrow :)
I’m trying so hard to transition! I’ve been skating for two months and I just can’t get the hang of it😭whenever I start to transition on the one foot, my other foot gets lost and drags behind! It might be a mind over matter situation as I’m not the best as skating backwards, your videos have been really helpful, ive played this video at least five times this week!!!
Thank you so much for the explanation about left/right foot dominant movements. Please help, I don't know how to use toe stops and it's frustrating because I feel like they trip me up more than they help me stop. I rely on forward bubbles to help me slow down and stop.
Geez, everyone knows your dominant foot is the one you write with! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I write with my right but my dominant foot is my left. 😉
London Fleurina it’s the quirks that make life interesting!
London Fleurina same, when I was learning 180s I instantly turned to my left not my right, but crossovers are so awkward and terrible on my left...weird.
I write with my hand haha
Geeez not true. Left handed and dominant with my right foot. Troll
Not me who skated for the first time in a rink watching this video with full confidence
I love how animals always pop up in your backgound lmao
Ive just seen a squirrel in the backgoung hes so cute sheesh-
This is so helpful! I literally learned how to transition in 5 mins! Thank you so so much!!!❤️❤️
love Shove helping out to help with any left over stuff we need to know. thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
Your camera lady always gets great shots of Bowie and neighborhood squirrels. It really makes my day. lol Also, thanks for teaching me to skate
I’m usually right side dom in most things i do but when i skate it feels better when i have my left foot in front.
I love this channel! Such helpful content.
tysm for this! 💜 I’ve tried watching so many other other tutorials but yours made the most sense to me :) I’ve only been skating for two weeks 🤭
Great video, thanks! I can kinda do transitions but I'm not smooth and don't feel too stable, I'm going to try bending my knees more, staggering my feet and doing those hip stretches! I have over active hip flexors so should help with that too 😁
Just waiting for the weather to be more cooperative, dang it! Can’t wait to practice my skating- I’ve been teaching myself over quarantine
About the dominant foot thing, i am a messed up person or maybe its the equestrian in me. I am right handed and my right foot i would call dominant in that its the one i want to do things with however my weight is on my left. Equestrians do mount the horse using the left leg so it feels like my weight bearing leg. Now that could also be me being messed up because chiropractor confirmed and being treated for, my right leg is shorter due to my pelvis being misaligned (riding accidents) and it takes a while to get that realignment back since its been this way so long undiagnosed. Also they have scales they check your balance and i literally put more weight on my left leg than my right. In the beginning I put 118 pounds on the left 89 on the right, my last 20 apt check i was at 112 left 103 right so huge improvement.
I just started trying to learn skating after that apt to help with my balance retraining so the changes in my body are quite overwhelming at times,.. like i feel disoriented in my perception of where my foot is. I also am using a wobble board, which i started first and was so impressed using it with chiro, i then thought about it and decided to learn skating to help as well.
Took me 2 days to be able to stand up in the skates. Day 1 i almost stripped half the flesh of my butt clear off my skeleton. That was trying to stand from a chair, NEVER AGAIN. So next day i tried standing from the ground and 45 minutes sweat streaming down me I finally got my feet under me but could not straighten up, i was bent over holding onto a low padded stool, and thats as far as i got. The muscles in my low back where i always have pain were just shaking, like literally shaking and vibrating as i was trying to stand in the skates. Just goes to show how much work i need retraining my body.
Anyways its been 3 weeks, I had to get broom sticks to use as walking sticks to help me balance in the skates, while not recommended i was just that unable to balance. I worked on bubbles because i still cannot lift one foot and balance on the other in the skates. I can barefoot,… but not in the skates. I try to just pop up the skates as a drill one at a time, but its brutal for me however i am proud to say i can now officially get up off the ground without my sticks. I can go forward doing bubbles, and backwards about 3 bubbles before i panic and feel vertigo. Again without my sticks. Took weeks but i got there. I am better doing circles counter clockwise because I can put weight on left, but i then do same number the other way and its harder because again i want to keep weight on the left but the right needs to lead.
So,…. I am improving. I am better at managing to skate over the floor cracks (concrete shop floor) and i even tripped and fell over a crack (i swear its barely un-level but its the Grand Canyon for me) i fell in good controlled form, did not hurt, i was fairly calm during and after it was just an oops, well dang moment, the safety stuff did their job, and i got back up and kept going. I can only do about 10 minutes before my back is aching or screaming (a sure sign i need an adjustment) but the forcing those muscles to work is making my low back much less painful for regular daily life. I am gardening more comfortably now, i can bend over and clean the tub, pick stuff up. Still painful but i can do it which means mobility is developing and that also helps reduce the pain.
So yeah,…. I am messed up, i want to put my weight on the left, but i swear or if i try lifting my feet the right one has the better chance of being lifted. If running forward my right foot steps forward first which i am told means right foot dominant. But with my back,……. And history riding horses i think I qualify as left dominant now? Well either way I practice everything both ways because i am re building my body from long term health issues. Man i off loaded. Ok I’ll shut up now, thank you for the videos!
Thanks for pointing out that using the pivot method you pivot on your back wheels when going from backwards to forwards! I was trying to pivot on my front wheels and it just wasn't working lol
Glad to help!
Absolutely love your videos, thank you so much for these! I just started transitioning today... weird question but I’m finding that it’s a lot easier for me to transition backwards to forwards rather than forwards to backwards...is there any reason for this?
I'm so excited to get my pads! I've been bingeing your vids to get ready to learn lol
this helps so much! my hip flexors have not been able to do this at all!
Love your videos !!! I'll try this soon and my dogs name is Bowie too !! 💙💙
Oh my gosh I can’t wait to try this out, I haven’t been able to get my mind around the mechanics of transitions but this was really clearly explained!! But is it weird that I put my weight on my back foot when I stagger?
I typically have my weight distributed 70% back, 30% front foot staggered. This seems to be quite common, and it is actually really helpful when outdoor skating (if your front foot hits a rock, you won't be catapulting forward when most of your weight is in the back, for example.) I think each skater may be different in how they find their balance, but the trick is to just exercise both "sides" early on, so you don't get stuck in a mental bias to your footedness. I'm super guilty of not practicing this often, but finding strength in left and right weight balances helps with confidence and fluidity.
such great style...i have a degree in fashion design so if you ever need some hot shorts or what have you i would love to have you as a muse
Hi - It's been years since I've skated on a regular --- Thank you for the great tips & your energy! You have a new subscriber!😊😎
Thank you. I will practice this after doing some exercises! Great pointer on good versus bad side. Also the dominant lead foot info.
Thank u for the bit about keeping ur legs staggered. X
I can sort of do transitions (I’m still learning 😋), but when I go forwards to backwards when rolling (not too fast or I will fall 😂 still finding my balance), but once I’ve transitioned I stop rolling and I’m not putting my toe stop down. Idk what I might be doing wrong or if I have to just practice going at a faster speed but I’m very confused why it keeps happening. Help? 😁😆