Double Push Tutorial - Joey Mantia Skate Tips - Episode 1 WHAT IS THE DOUBLE PUSH & HOW DO I DO IT? 

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Lol, I Googled what double push is. I am not a pro, I just skate in my free time because I like it. I skate since I was a child… Now i realised actually i also learned the double push accidentaly 😂 pretty funny tho. 😊

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Viktor Thorup this was seriously amazing.. the part of what not to do felt like it was straight directed to me..hehe.. loved it! Keep them coming Joey. Everything in this video was on point..obviously the skating, but also the production of it was A-W-E-S-O-M-E

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Hey Joey this is great stuff man, wow. During quarantine I took up urban skating on a pair of tri wheels and absolutely loving the new hobby/workout. These actionable insights from a pro are incredible. Great filming and exceptional teaching methods using cut scene visual aids. Looking forward to more! (Would also love your commentary on best gear for an amateur)

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guess pros are wheel addicts aswell :)

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Man.... those legs tho...

@@CarlosHernandez-ue4ph Those legs have their own zip code

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My comment from a beginner (trying speedskating since April 2020) on a Bont Semi Race with 3x 125mm only with RU-vid "Trainers" As a user which is watching videos from @Pascal Briand I think in this "Joey video" is missing also a few details for beginners like, inside edge und how to set the food and the ankle (direction of the skate) for double push. But as I tried out to double push the last week's, I had as a beginner the problem how to push with both legs. I made the mistake to push inside and outside with to much power and not consistent And now in this video the biggest point is and for me a big problem is solved, how to push = with about 40% to 50% percent compression the whole time without moving the body up and down. The last 2 days I skated 20km each day and tried to give on the whole movement always the same amount and a steady compression to the wheels with core strength. And that's was working great, yesterday I was able to do an average on 1kilometer with 31km/h the first time since April with a slow and controlled movement without a very high heart rate. (a little bit backwind) On faster movements or higher speeds my Technic will be "dirty" so I must train now to apply this to higher speed. So I'm very Happy with your content from Pascal and Joey Mantia, I think togheter I have the whole picture :-) Thank you

@@UCh5Y7Xd0i3UUWRpAjFs glad you found it useful, for sure there will be many more tutorials coming in the future to cover the entire spectrum, I wanted to start here with the 3 core elements that I think are necessary for good skating and work my way backward into drills, basics, etc. thanks for watching!

@@JoeyMantiaOfficial I have at home a little GPS receiver with 10Hz, means it measures 10times a second the speed. In theory this should able to show the difference between normal push and double push? I mean how much decrease the speed between the pushes in the gliding phase and also how is the speed within a second with double push. As you are and Pascal professionals are there measurements about this topic?

​@@UCh5Y7Xd0i3UUWRpAjFs for me the "double push" and the "normal push" require the same principles to be applied to be done correctly- the 3 things I called out in this video. The only real difference in my opinion is that when you do what you would call the "normal push" correctly you're just preventing your wheels from being on the outer edges (wider set down), everything else is virtually the same -- to be honest, i think the "normal push" is useless in anything other than a pure 100% full sprint from the line, or the final 30m into the finish-- but if it were me I would "double push" all the way through the finish

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I'm working hard to make it as good as it can be with the resources available to me. There's a list a mile long of videos I want to make, it will just take some time to keep the quality, so thanks for the patience, glad you enjoyed episode 1

@@JoeyMantiaOfficial Well if the first video's quality is any indication of the ones to follow, we're in for a treat.

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3 times? Those are rookie numbers, gotta pump it up to 10. Kidding, thanks for watching!

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Haha same here... I watched that video over and over.... thx a lot for the explanation, really helpfull!

Ok good I thought I was the only one. Lol

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thanks! i definitely need to touch on the set down position. I think it's the core difference between what skaters would call a 'traditional push' and the 'double push'. As far as the skate direction on the set down, I'm on the fence, I think you should aim to have it straight and let the compression and leverage dictate where it ends up going, but if you really want to rest I guess you could toe in a little to aid that motion. I probably wouldn't teach someone to deliberately toe in on the set down more than what's natural because it would essentially nullify the leverage I'm looking for them to create by compressing, keeping the core strong, and using the abductor

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Same here... I did not really understand what "hip motion" was. The knee explanation was/is the key ! Ok let's practice.... thx a lot !

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