What really makes a difference for me is having a light/moderate workout hours prior to the skate session ofc at the same day, a good blood flow so to speak. Could be a muscle workout or walking or biking. That gives me such a boost later on skates.
Yes, I hear you on that. Most of my city skates are early morning so my warmup is just my first few lines. I also have to balance eating just the right amount to have energy, but not be full. Drink enough to be hydrated, but not too quickly that I have to go to the bathroom. But that’s just how first-thing-in-the-morning physical activity goes. Early morning works best for having the least amount of pedestrians and traffic. It also fits my schedule best as well. My non-city skates I have more room to do as you said and make sure I feel good before going.
Top shelf filming.. moving like a Jedi thru the city.... if you ever run across a second camera would love to catch an eye level jump cut to see you take those corners..always impressed on the speed you keep... thanks for the vid... you make it look easy take care
Thanks you, that's very much appreciated! I would love to see what these lines look like from a different vantage point. The 360 cam is amazing for self-filming, but it's obviously still limited. I do frequently think about different ways I could capture footage, even just different angles with the 360 cam. I (obviously) tend to stick to a very straightforward style of following me. There's a bunch of tricks you can do with the 360 cam, but I like to keep the vibe as close to what the skating feels like as possible. Would be cool to mess with slightly more cinematic stuff though. I'll keep it in mind. Thanks for watching and commenting :)
Yes ! Happy to see that your ankle is much better and your cardio is finally back ! 👍😃 Superb video, speed and andurance shows us the progress achieved ! 💪👏 And this back skating, a smooth transition that we would like to do the same. 🥰 For the moment I continue to train the soul slide by following your advice in your tutorials. 👍 Thank you so much ! 🖐😉
Very interesting video. When I 1st saw your channel and watched the 1st video I was surprised that your channel wasn’t at 100k atleast yet. Love the video, I’ma drop a sub👌😊
I've been skating like a week now, only got skates from seeing ur videos - i was wondering where should I practice in Philly? I live South Philly but like I'm able to go somewhere else to learn. I've js been skating at this park near me and like I'm pretty confident in skating there but not in roads or sidewalks - haven't tried any parking lots cuz all of them are pretty busy with cars around me.
Happy to see you back and feeling good! I'm looking to get a pair of FR1 Deluxe's myself and was wondering, do you have anything else in your setup for comfort? I've heard of people putting gel insoles in the boot and was curious if you had anything similar?
Every foot is unique and the majority of people don't even have matching feet. The Deluxes come with a high end liner as you likely know and FRs are known for being roomy. Not much use for suggestions until you try them for yourself. They might feel like heaven out of the box. I skate Powerslide Next, which come with rubbish insoles. I replaced them with squishy orthotics off eBay ($6/pair) and now it feels like different skates.
Thank you! I don't have anything for comfort, but I do have a SuperFeet yellow carbon insole to help my foot fill out the boot a little more. I put the insole underneath the liner. This is because my skates were a little looser fitting than I wanted after breaking in. Waxed laces, all the way to the top of the liner, removing the shock absorber and adding the insole has got them into pretty good shape for now. They're comfortable and fit pretty tight now. Skate fit is completely personal because everyone's feet are different. Even the same general width or length in two people's feet could still have skates feel very different. Everyone also has a different idea of how much they want to tolerate discomfort during break-in etc. Unfortunately, finding skates that fit your feet perfectly is on the the hardest things about skating. So I'd just see how they fit and feel first, before thinking about doing anything to them. Also remember the liners can take like 10-20 hrs to really break in.
@@rerollinginline Thanks so much for the in depth reply! I'll keep what you've said in mind, insoles under the liner is something I'll make sure I try!
@@uu3903 Hello, I own both an FR1 80 and an FR1 310 deluxe. The boot for the Deluxe is notably more narrow than the normal FR, not sure if they changed their shells recently to be more narrow or if the Deluxe models are just more narrow. So definitely be careful on that end.
Thanks for watching! Yeah, I feel faster on my 90s at times just because I'm more nimble. Speed is always relative anyway. I'm not skating for time or efficiency. I just wanna get around quickly. This bursty and highly variable style of skating doesn't need a setup with a fast top speed. Being faster to accelerate and change directions easier often times mean I'm actually faster in that regard. I love my 4x100s, but I love my 4x90s too. I'm loving being back on the 90s.
@@luislima8798 good guess! My feet are 265mm and in most skates that’s 8-9 US. That’s the exact size listed of my FR1 Deluxe Intuition: 40.5-41.5 EU / 8-9 US. That’s another reason I like 90. These Endless 90 frames have a wheel base of 276mm, which is longer than my foot so I still feel additional front-back stability. Some folks may need to go up to 4x100 to feel that stability increase.
Wow! That’s a crazy amount of speed!! How many kph must it be?? I wish I could city skate in Athens but it’s very dangerous to go out in the street here and lots of uphills and downhills
These videos of yours are very inspiring! Could you make more tutorials in the future. Maybe about backwards skating and transitions! Have a good one. Love from Portugal.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I would like to do some more tutorials, just not certain which ones in which order. I might do a transitions tutorial, or at least explain how I do mine. I get a lot of comments on my transitions specifically.
Yeah, luckily it doesn't take much to get it back and didn't this spring. I didn't lose any skills, but I just wasn't as confident and comfortable on my skates as I am if I'm skating 3-5 times per week. I feel great now though!
I was just wondering how many wheels do you go through per year let's say. Last time I was on rollerblades was when I was a kid, now I'm seriously considering buying a pair for everyday transport. I'm just afraid of the steep learning curve. I usually get stuff like this fairly fast. Right now I skate around (when you skate one leg get's more buff than the other and I hate that).I'm fairly advanced at it but inlines are scarier since you can't bail haha
If I'm skating as much as I want to be (about 5 times/week) then I'll go through a set of wheels in 2-3 months depending on what I'm doing. One thing to consider for skating and every day transport is the route you have to take. Though if you can do you route on a skateboard, I'd imagine it would be even easier on skates. I've seen people pick it up pretty quickly if they have other sports experience that require balance and are somewhat athletic. Your point about not being able to bail is very valid though. Learning to stop effectively in all speeds and situations takes time and skill to get good at.
@@rerollinginline thank you for the answer! I have one more question. How does skiing translate into rollerblading. How I understand it, the body positioning is similar. I'm an advanced skier so I'm wondering if that will help
@@TomMotTom I can’t really say as I haven’t skied in almost a decade. But I have a feeling even if it doesn’t relate directly, you’ll still have an easier time learning skating as and advanced skier.
Can you recommend me some street skating wheels because i try to pick up momentum on these hard rubber wheels but i am going no where and u got any tips on picking up momentum
The wheels I use are usually in the descriptions of the videos. My favorites so far are Rollerblade Hydrogen (85A hardness) and Undercover Team Blank (86A hardness)
I use Insta360 Studio on my Mac laptop to reframe and export from the raw 360 footage. I import those reframed videos to iMovie most of the time for the final edit. Sometimes Adobe Premier if iMovie can’t do what I need, but that usually isn’t the case. At least not for this style of flow skate with music.
Thanks! Lol, I was getting over as far as I could so the runner would feel comfortable as we passed each other. This is why I say one-footed stability is a core skill necessary for this kind of skating though! Those cracks are the deadliest things I encounter. I've almost fallen for that specific reason more than any other reason when city skating. This particular instance was dicy with bike racks on one side, and then I hopped over that cobblestone patch as well because I felt like rolling it with no notice might have been worse. Literally keeps me on my toes :) I might whip out the premium liners in a few weeks. They're essentially brand new, so they're not broken in. I didn't want to have to break in a new liner at the same time I was still letting the ankle continue healing.
@@rerollinginline one footed stability is the second most important skills indeed, right after "STAY LOW". i make sure i go 1 footed anytime i can during my sessions. and yes that clip looked horrific because of the bike stands, that could have gone very bad very fast. looking forward to your thoughts about the premium liner.
What really makes a difference for me is having a light/moderate workout hours prior to the skate session ofc at the same day, a good blood flow so to speak. Could be a muscle workout or walking or biking.
That gives me such a boost later on skates.
Yes, I hear you on that. Most of my city skates are early morning so my warmup is just my first few lines. I also have to balance eating just the right amount to have energy, but not be full. Drink enough to be hydrated, but not too quickly that I have to go to the bathroom. But that’s just how first-thing-in-the-morning physical activity goes. Early morning works best for having the least amount of pedestrians and traffic. It also fits my schedule best as well.
My non-city skates I have more room to do as you said and make sure I feel good before going.
Good to hear your doing better now there's no stopping you now. Enjoyed the skate flow once again!! 👊
Thanks so much, I appreciate it!
Top shelf filming.. moving like a Jedi thru the city.... if you ever run across a second camera would love to catch an eye level jump cut to see you take those corners..always impressed on the speed you keep... thanks for the vid... you make it look easy take care
Thanks you, that's very much appreciated! I would love to see what these lines look like from a different vantage point. The 360 cam is amazing for self-filming, but it's obviously still limited. I do frequently think about different ways I could capture footage, even just different angles with the 360 cam. I (obviously) tend to stick to a very straightforward style of following me. There's a bunch of tricks you can do with the 360 cam, but I like to keep the vibe as close to what the skating feels like as possible. Would be cool to mess with slightly more cinematic stuff though. I'll keep it in mind. Thanks for watching and commenting :)
Happy to see you back brotha!
Thanks so much!
Yes ! Happy to see that your ankle is much better and your cardio is finally back ! 👍😃
Superb video, speed and andurance shows us the progress achieved ! 💪👏
And this back skating, a smooth transition that we would like to do the same. 🥰
For the moment I continue to train the soul slide by following your advice in your tutorials. 👍
Thank you so much ! 🖐😉
Thank you so much for the kind words, it’s very motivating! Good luck with the soul slide and happy skating :)
Very interesting video. When I 1st saw your channel and watched the 1st video I was surprised that your channel wasn’t at 100k atleast yet. Love the video, I’ma drop a sub👌😊
Haha, I don’t even know what I’d do with 100k subs. I appreciate the kind words and the sub, thank you 🙏
Such lovely routes
I love the city in the early morning when far more routes are open!
@@rerollinginline For my local area early every day for the residential areas then early on Sundays for the business areas.
The area with the balloons and bricks was top notch 🤩
Thank you! That was a fun little line for sure.
I´m sick in bed and weather outside super nice. But can´t do my daily skating. So l´m happy I can see your skate flow.
Ah, bummer! Sending healing vibes. Hope you can get back out there soon.
@@rerollinginline thanks.
Damn, I never thought to skate West Philly. Pretty cool route.
It’s great. University city is one of my favorite areas I’ve skated so far.
I've been skating like a week now, only got skates from seeing ur videos - i was wondering where should I practice in Philly? I live South Philly but like I'm able to go somewhere else to learn. I've js been skating at this park near me and like I'm pretty confident in skating there but not in roads or sidewalks - haven't tried any parking lots cuz all of them are pretty busy with cars around me.
Well done. Awesome!!
Thanks!
Happy to see you back and feeling good! I'm looking to get a pair of FR1 Deluxe's myself and was wondering, do you have anything else in your setup for comfort? I've heard of people putting gel insoles in the boot and was curious if you had anything similar?
Every foot is unique and the majority of people don't even have matching feet. The Deluxes come with a high end liner as you likely know and FRs are known for being roomy. Not much use for suggestions until you try them for yourself. They might feel like heaven out of the box. I skate Powerslide Next, which come with rubbish insoles. I replaced them with squishy orthotics off eBay ($6/pair) and now it feels like different skates.
Thank you! I don't have anything for comfort, but I do have a SuperFeet yellow carbon insole to help my foot fill out the boot a little more. I put the insole underneath the liner. This is because my skates were a little looser fitting than I wanted after breaking in. Waxed laces, all the way to the top of the liner, removing the shock absorber and adding the insole has got them into pretty good shape for now. They're comfortable and fit pretty tight now.
Skate fit is completely personal because everyone's feet are different. Even the same general width or length in two people's feet could still have skates feel very different. Everyone also has a different idea of how much they want to tolerate discomfort during break-in etc.
Unfortunately, finding skates that fit your feet perfectly is on the the hardest things about skating. So I'd just see how they fit and feel first, before thinking about doing anything to them. Also remember the liners can take like 10-20 hrs to really break in.
@@rerollinginline Thanks so much for the in depth reply! I'll keep what you've said in mind, insoles under the liner is something I'll make sure I try!
@@lollypopunk95 Hopefully they’ll be prefect out of the box and you won’t need to change a thing. Good luck 👍
@@uu3903 Hello, I own both an FR1 80 and an FR1 310 deluxe. The boot for the Deluxe is notably more narrow than the normal FR, not sure if they changed their shells recently to be more narrow or if the Deluxe models are just more narrow. So definitely be careful on that end.
Love to watch, and you don't look slower on 90's, but look more agile for sure🔥🔥
Thanks for watching! Yeah, I feel faster on my 90s at times just because I'm more nimble. Speed is always relative anyway. I'm not skating for time or efficiency. I just wanna get around quickly. This bursty and highly variable style of skating doesn't need a setup with a fast top speed. Being faster to accelerate and change directions easier often times mean I'm actually faster in that regard. I love my 4x100s, but I love my 4x90s too. I'm loving being back on the 90s.
@@rerollinginline i ride both, and love booth, i ride 4x100 with a rocker and 4x90 flat :) to my 43 foot both are perfect
@@rerollinginline Wich is your foot size? you look a 9US
@@luislima8798 good guess! My feet are 265mm and in most skates that’s 8-9 US. That’s the exact size listed of my FR1 Deluxe Intuition: 40.5-41.5 EU / 8-9 US. That’s another reason I like 90. These Endless 90 frames have a wheel base of 276mm, which is longer than my foot so I still feel additional front-back stability. Some folks may need to go up to 4x100 to feel that stability increase.
@@rerollinginline makes all sense on my 277mm foot 4x90 is not as stable as i would love
Wow! That’s a crazy amount of speed!! How many kph must it be??
I wish I could city skate in Athens but it’s very dangerous to go out in the street here and lots of uphills and downhills
These videos of yours are very inspiring!
Could you make more tutorials in the future. Maybe about backwards skating and transitions!
Have a good one. Love from Portugal.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I would like to do some more tutorials, just not certain which ones in which order. I might do a transitions tutorial, or at least explain how I do mine. I get a lot of comments on my transitions specifically.
Crazy how advanced skaters such as yourself also need continuous training. I'm sure you already got that soul slide all polished up again.
Yeah, luckily it doesn't take much to get it back and didn't this spring. I didn't lose any skills, but I just wasn't as confident and comfortable on my skates as I am if I'm skating 3-5 times per week. I feel great now though!
🤩 🤩 awesome
Cool footage. What's your camera setup?
Thanks. Insta360 ONE R Twin Edition camera on the end of a selfie stick I'm holding out in front of me.
I was just wondering how many wheels do you go through per year let's say. Last time I was on rollerblades was when I was a kid, now I'm seriously considering buying a pair for everyday transport. I'm just afraid of the steep learning curve. I usually get stuff like this fairly fast. Right now I skate around (when you skate one leg get's more buff than the other and I hate that).I'm fairly advanced at it but inlines are scarier since you can't bail haha
If I'm skating as much as I want to be (about 5 times/week) then I'll go through a set of wheels in 2-3 months depending on what I'm doing. One thing to consider for skating and every day transport is the route you have to take. Though if you can do you route on a skateboard, I'd imagine it would be even easier on skates. I've seen people pick it up pretty quickly if they have other sports experience that require balance and are somewhat athletic. Your point about not being able to bail is very valid though. Learning to stop effectively in all speeds and situations takes time and skill to get good at.
@@rerollinginline thank you for the answer! I have one more question. How does skiing translate into rollerblading. How I understand it, the body positioning is similar. I'm an advanced skier so I'm wondering if that will help
@@TomMotTom I can’t really say as I haven’t skied in almost a decade. But I have a feeling even if it doesn’t relate directly, you’ll still have an easier time learning skating as and advanced skier.
Can you recommend me some street skating wheels because i try to pick up momentum on these hard rubber wheels but i am going no where and u got any tips on picking up momentum
The wheels I use are usually in the descriptions of the videos. My favorites so far are Rollerblade Hydrogen (85A hardness) and Undercover Team Blank (86A hardness)
@@rerollinginline thx man so much man🥰
How much is the original footage sped up to make this video? 1.5x?
I don’t speed the footage up.
hello what application are you using for the camera
I use Insta360 Studio on my Mac laptop to reframe and export from the raw 360 footage. I import those reframed videos to iMovie most of the time for the final edit. Sometimes Adobe Premier if iMovie can’t do what I need, but that usually isn’t the case. At least not for this style of flow skate with music.
Yeahh🤩🤩
Hi, wich boots are mounted on your frames ? thank you :)
The boots are FR FR1 Deluxe Intuition. The frames and wheels are also listed in the video description.
@@rerollinginline Thank you for your answer ... sorry i did not read the description, my fault :)
Hello’ my name is Joshua Teal. May I please ask you a in line skate question?
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Thanks!
welcome back :)
jesus christ ruclips.net/video/xYzo6driEr8/видео.html looked terrifying :O
where's the premium liner tho? :P
Thanks! Lol, I was getting over as far as I could so the runner would feel comfortable as we passed each other. This is why I say one-footed stability is a core skill necessary for this kind of skating though! Those cracks are the deadliest things I encounter. I've almost fallen for that specific reason more than any other reason when city skating. This particular instance was dicy with bike racks on one side, and then I hopped over that cobblestone patch as well because I felt like rolling it with no notice might have been worse. Literally keeps me on my toes :)
I might whip out the premium liners in a few weeks. They're essentially brand new, so they're not broken in. I didn't want to have to break in a new liner at the same time I was still letting the ankle continue healing.
@@rerollinginline one footed stability is the second most important skills indeed, right after "STAY LOW". i make sure i go 1 footed anytime i can during my sessions. and yes that clip looked horrific because of the bike stands, that could have gone very bad very fast. looking forward to your thoughts about the premium liner.
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