HOW TO JUMP ON INLINE SKATES - Part 1 - The Heel Pop

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HOW TO JUMP ON INLINE SKATES - Part 1 - Heel Pop
This video is part of series and best watched in order.
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The heel pop is not a jump in the traditional sense. It is similar to an ollie on a skateboard or a bunny hop on a bicycle.
Set up your heel pop with your head up, looking 10 feet in front. Arms in front, bent at the elbow. Knees bent with shins leaning into the tongue of the skates. Further bend knees so knees are over toes. Weight is heavy in the front half of foot. Rise up by engaging core, shrugging shoulders and straightening knees. Simultaneously transfer weight from toes to heels pushing skates infant of our body until your calf hits the back of you cuff. Toes lift to top of skate.
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@blightboy1 6 лет назад

Came into your store a few weeks ago to get my first pair of skates in a very long time. You were amazing in the store with getting me into the right set of skates, probably the best customer experience I've ever had anywhere! Now that I've found your RU-vid videos I've started watching a lot of them to help me get better in my skating, and let me tell you, you are like the Bob Ross of skating instructors. Very easy to follow, and awesome to listen to. Keep up the awesome work!

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

Thank you so much for your support! "Bob Ross of skating instructors" - that is the greatest compliment I have ever received. Haha

@thefinch5861 6 лет назад

Shop Task My man Shawn right there, one of the best human being I know on this earth ✌🏻

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

Right back at yeah!

@brendatizianaalejoyave2393 4 года назад

AbstractCloud I wish I could say the same, but the problem is that I live in another country :'D

@lordandroiddystopia2691 3 года назад

Just discovered Shawn today, this is like my 10th video of his I'm going through, and holy shit does this ring true

@corvuscorax5469 6 лет назад

AAAAHHHHHH, that smooth little dance right at the beginning. Sooooooo sweet.

@Bavmorda 6 лет назад

Ok, yesterday I was finally able to skate all day long after mooooonths of constant raining, and I remembered this tutorial. I must confess I don't really see the aesthetic appeal of this jumps, and I was actually a little scared of falling backwards... But after a few tries, forcing myself to exaggerate the posture like that, I found it not only practical but pretty fun too! And it got naturally Incorporated in my skating almost instantly, I found myself doing this heel pop over every little obstacle (and lines on the pavement 😅) all the way home. Pretty useful and fun, and I'm sure it's already helped me with balance, fear of jumping/falling, and general jumping technique. Later today I'll try to upload some footage from yesterday (I was also practicing the "stomping", but I'm commenting on that video about it). Thanks as always for your tutorials, you really have a gift for teaching 😊

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

This is awesome! Thank you for sharing. The heel pop can make an ordinary skate into non stop fun.

@shokikuchi1423 6 лет назад

one easy trick to not be bothered by cracks on the street or jumping onto sidewalks....lift your front leg and skate on your back leg. When your back skate catches and wants to grab, you will fall....onto your front leg. Then, lift your back foot and can continue skating. (also kudos to wearing your helmet for this video)

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

Great technique. Awesome idea.

@jonatanguitar 6 лет назад

That's a great concept. I use a version of that a lot, not really lifting the front foot but only just leaning on the back leg (0-10% of my weight on the front). That makes my front leg bounce very effortlessly over any obstacle in the road, and then I can transfer my weight onto the front before my back foot hits the obstacle, making it easy also for the second leg to bounce off the crack/thing in the road. (I gotta admit, jumping on skates scares me the most because both skates are parallell, if one of them gets caught in something the other one is likely to do too = I'll probably fall.)

@Bavmorda 6 лет назад

That's the way I initially got to lose the fear of jumping up curves and a few other easy obstacles. It's still my primary way of facing curves and stuff when just skating around

@miloslekic1 5 лет назад

I love this guy! Such a great attitude, calm and positive with true love for rollerblading. Keep up good work my man!

@noampitlik2332 4 года назад

Good job breaking down something many of us do instictively.

@dabycle 5 лет назад

Man... thank you very much for these tutorials and breakdowns, I'm an amateur skater so I'm beginning to slide and jump a little but this kind of content makes me learn fast. Namaste.

@freakingid 6 лет назад

Nice tutorial, thanks to you and your camera person. Never would have thought to jump like this, but liking it for style and discouraging toe jump.

@SuperPicolin0 2 года назад

You're really teaching people to become better in skating, so detailed, amazing work! Thank you!

@EnglishwithRosy333 2 года назад

Always useful! Thanks

@noodles806 4 года назад

Great tutorial dude, I just started inline skating the other day and had a really good first session. I’m gonna give this a try today!

@noodles806 4 года назад

Gonna try your tips later today, thank you!!!

@BOLEMDAEVEN 3 года назад

I've learnt it and tried thankyou for explaining so well , I am following all your videos .

@user-mb7xs8zu6c 5 лет назад

Awesome stuff. I've been blading a long time now, but I've always felt quite awkward with small jumps.. in that a full arm swing just feels like a lot of effort for every small obstacle you come across. These pop type jumps, with minimal arm swing, look and feel far more casual. Thanks for breaking them down. =)

@supertetramethylcyclohexan39 6 лет назад

thanks for the video, yeah we like your way of teaching. i recently got into aggressive skating so im learning slowly there haha.

@shellysadventures2875 4 года назад

Wow just found you today, the footage on the street is amazing. I think you're one of the first tutorials I saw take it out of the skate park! Thank you!! :D

@JunVanMars 5 лет назад

I absolutely love this technique and use it a lot now besides, i still not quite get right "pop" ^^ out of it. That's why i watched it again and realised how important every single step is and i did it kinda half hearted until now. Thank you a lot for showing this and a lot more in your great videos 🙏

@DENNISSANTIAGOMONTUFARPADILLA Год назад

I know it's been a while since you uploaded this useful tutorial and it cmes to handy since I'm learning how to inline skate. Hope you are doing well. Thanks again!

@zshocksoda1128 6 лет назад

Hey, Shoptask dude, take note of this interesting discovery about the heel pop. I found a speed ramp (the round variation of a speed bump with a wide crest), applied the heel pop on it and OH MY STARS AND GARTERS, the rush I got outta it was unlike anything I got from jumping! It's like entering an elevator going down/up and then sensing those g-forces acting on your body. It was soooo delightful, soooo scary and soooo nauseating (4 bumps in a row, i quit before the 5th). It's supercalifragilisticexpialidociously unlike jumping. ;) Jumping can't touch Heel pop.

@loya1856 6 лет назад

Those slalom turns at the begining!! Niceeee! I really like the way you explain stuff smooth and clear. Though i don't need to learn these stuff your tutorials help me A LOT when helping and teaching my friends to skate. Keep it up!!

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

Thank you, my friend.

@Johro66 5 лет назад

Awesome stuff, need to get this right..

@HungPham-nf5ur 5 лет назад

You have great teaching style and very technical methodology. Thank you so much!

@FlowSkate 5 лет назад

My pleasure.

@Ulisesdp 5 лет назад

Nice nice thank you so Much

@goldcoastblading-nottoolat7805 4 года назад

Awesome tutorial, which will helps me a lot. Cheers!! Please more tutorials kind of wizard moves :)

@nonacrochet677 Год назад

I love all your videos tutorial so easy with steps thanks for this amazing and wonderful info i am getting better 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

@CrocAU 6 лет назад

I'm revisiting inline skating after almost 20 years and having blast with it, not sure how it got away from me but will make sure this isn't going to happen again, so strange we stop doing the things we enjoy but it is what it is. I have never mastered lots of important skills but this time i'm doing it the right way so I love your videos mate keep them coming. Greetings from downunder.

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

Thank you! Glad to hear you are getting back on the blades.

@EnricaGarroni 6 лет назад

Excellent tutorial. Great step-by-step demonstration and perfect tempo to really see and understand what you're demonstrating. Thanks. I will check out your other videos. Subscribed!

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

Enrica Garroni, thank you. I appreciate the nice words.

@JoeMcCrae 6 лет назад

Awesome presentation. Will try this tomorrow on some uneven sidewalks. Looking forward to the next vid!

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

Have fun. When you time the heel pop with a small bump it is a great feeling.

@dougfoust9070 6 лет назад

I love the way you break everything down. It really is the way I learn and try to learn from videos. Well and a lot of trial and error. Can't wait to see more on jumping. I have been practicing for a while now going to the skate park to jump on and off stuff. Just got 180 down but can't seem to get a full 360 yet. :(

@dougfoust9070 6 лет назад

I've been doing it into grass. I will try it standing still thank you. I am thinking his next videos are going to help with my landings as well.

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

The toe push and lemon landing are very useful for 360s.

@nonacrochet677 Год назад

Amazing 😍

@fernandohj.4741 6 лет назад

Today I went to skating in the morning and practiced heel pop I so useful, give me more confidence when landing thanks Shaun, nice xmovement and gazelle pure style.

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

Fernando H J. that is great to hear. Keep practicing.

@ZBSlaya 6 лет назад

fantastic. Never heard of it. I always tend to step over small obstacles. Least chance to fall I always think. Love your vids

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

Stepping over obstacle is a great tool but it is better if you have options. Adding the heel pop to your tool box is worth the practise time.

@ZBSlaya 6 лет назад

I will surely start practicing it. thanks anyway!

@RollerSkatingMumbai 6 лет назад

Excellent, glad I watched it till the end, show how well it can be applied n how cool it looks compared to the traditional jumps

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

Heel pops are an amazing tool. They are super practical and look awesome. Be sure to check out the follow up videos on Stomp landings, toe push and edge landings. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_6FIN82vM0Q.html

@RollerSkatingMumbai 6 лет назад

Shop Task thanks Shaun, watched them all, will start practicing them, spreading your teaching in India, Namaste :)

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

That is amazing! Please share the love.

@abdallah2892 4 года назад

Congratulations from Brazil in 2019.....🇧🇷🎅🙏

@nikeshtandi4894 2 года назад

I like your videos 👌🤘

@domptv4724 4 года назад

Love it

@nmushkov 6 лет назад

Very efficient and energy sparing technique. I've found it somehow myself, but with that video I'll improve and get best of it :) Thank you, Shawn! I hope after the 4 parts of jumping videos, you'll break down some grabs too :)

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

Grabs! Great suggestion.

@beezwaks 2 года назад

Does this apply equally to short wheel base skates, ie aggressive/ smaller wheels?

@claudecm59 5 лет назад

trés bon verry good yes

@mdsabbir82000 4 года назад

How to left and right skating. Please you give we video.Thanks.

@henning8742 6 лет назад

wow really good viedo! What do you think about the new adapt hyperskate Zero nobuck 2017?

@lkshldrck 6 лет назад

I think they look beautiful.

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

They look amazing. Anything Adapt does is well designed, tested and manufactured. I 100% support everything that Adapt does. I would highly reccomend these skates.

@viniciuscarmo5956 3 года назад

Hi. Can I do a heel pop with heel brakes installed?

@uchennaaniedu6886 6 лет назад

What skates are you wearing, man?

@jesperlauritsen8496 4 года назад

Great vid! Quick question: What's the point of hitting the object (hockey stick, branch, etc) as opposed to just clearing it without touching it?

@FlowSkate 4 года назад

It is really fun and with practice this technique will be safer than jumping.

@zakariatoure5842 6 лет назад

Good👍👏

@monroeja 4 года назад

Would you reccomend this with a heel brake attached?

@abelo6727 3 года назад

Good question. Have you tried it with heel brake?

@Tony2Guns 3 года назад

As a kid I had the break in just regular blades....... Now 20 years later I got into aggressive inline and no brakes at all

@alaskakian2999 6 лет назад

How do you make your rollerblades more comfortable after buying a new pair?? 🤔 would thick crew socks help? Ps. Great video 👍🏼

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

I prefer a thin sock that will not bunch up.

@darin-pond 6 лет назад

Its funny how I've been doing this for years without actually knowing what it was called. Great tip for getting around rough terrain.

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

I never thought of this as a technique until I observed my friend doing it. I made an effort to practise it and now I am hooked. I love skating on uneven sidewalks just so I can heel pop off the cracks.

@xbasaraxph8874 6 лет назад

nice tutorial. sometimes i do this heel pop but most of the time i rely on regular jumps or a 1 - 2 step ( 1st foot step followed by other foot ) yeah i know its a beginner's way of avoiding obstacles 😂

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

Both methods are good. I like a quick pop because I stay is good position for anything else that might be in my way.

@yamiadarlo2887 Год назад

hi sir .. can you teach us how to jump backwards .. 🔥🔥🔥😁😁😁

@ChrisLonsberry 6 лет назад

Hi Shaun! The technique you are doing at 3:44 was taught to me in class (just last week, coincidence?), but I never caught the name of it (class was in French). We did little miniature heel pops like that and slalomed back and forth on them. You ever teach that technique? I'm looking for the name of it in english. :) EDIT: Q2: It's already very natural for me to lift my toes to float over little humps and bumps in the pavement, but whenever I try to put a hop into it, I feel like I'm going to fall flat on my back. Can you tell me a little about how you keep your weight distributed correctly for the landing and avoid falling backwards? Another awesome video. I know how much time and effort goes into making great content like this. Thanks!

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

I have taught slaloming in a similar manner. You can lift you toes side to side and bend and straighten you knees to start slaloming.

@not.deannasky3637 4 года назад

Acista blades filmed there in 2019 woweeeeeEEe

@SKATEROCK 6 лет назад

Can we do this jump by using thing thats hieght is more than a hockey stick

@Johro66 5 лет назад

Sure, if you watch the whole thing you'll see Shaun popping bumps and kerbs etc

@Loki-kl4bt Год назад

why my skate wheels is 80mm at the center and at the back and front is 76mm ? im confused.

@heigolepla3946 5 лет назад

7:26 siiick move!!

@markevenden2386 6 лет назад

a bit basic for me but am sure you will get onto more interesting stuff soon. I appreciate your videos and enthusiasm.

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

Thanks, brother. Heel pop is nothing new to many skaters but a novice skater might not know this technique. The follow-up videos should be more useful.

@SpeedSkatingMotivation 3 года назад

❤️❤️❤️

@Daniel-dj7fh 6 лет назад

is it better to have your feet parallel or if one is slightly infront of the other?

@zshocksoda1128 6 лет назад

Parallel. Lock 'em boots together for double the power.

@Daniel-dj7fh 6 лет назад

alrighty, will try out when i get the chance to skate again

@yancey4572 4 года назад

Where is this rink? I need a place like this for my kid.

@FlowSkate 4 года назад

Glen Meadows Community rink.

@AliHasan-oc2pn 6 лет назад

Hey Bro Help me?

@z.k2082 6 лет назад

can you do this with a brake on?

@yahdiraortiz5025 5 лет назад

I can do it with my brake although I am considering to take it off so it won't get in the way

@scoobygms210 5 лет назад

How old are you ?

@plainuser48596 6 лет назад

Glad you are doing jumping videos but to be frank I don't see appeal of hill pop other than style. Is it better in anyway than "regular" light jump ?

@sighange 6 лет назад

Derek Simmons oh really? Interesting. I am learning how to jump. I thought it was supposed to be done from the balls of the feet since the ready position is supposed to be like that. I lose my balance sometimes when I increase my speed, because I seem to be pushing from the heels and the skates "roll forwards" when I take off, messing not only my jumping power but my balance too. How do you proceed? (Sorry for the explanations)

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

I didn't do a good job of explaining the reason you would use this technique. The heel pop is important for any urban skater. This technique allows you to easily pop off or over cracks, sticks or curbs in your path without sacrificing control. The beauty of this the heel pop is that you land with perfect control and are ready for the next obstacle.

@sighange 6 лет назад

Shop Task thanks. But I guess, not really an option for those who still have a heel brake attached... Can't wait to see the next parts. Thanks for your awesome job

@plainuser48596 6 лет назад

I will give it a try/compare once I'm able to skate again. Could be I'm doing this without noticing ;) Also... shit first time ever had I chance to do the "first" post and dropped the ball..

@WhiteDeVil3 3 года назад

"Shaunhereshoptaskuaiuaicee" And you already kno' who it eez. #LifeIsGood

@housecatonfire3038 2 года назад

7:25 What friction?

@MRTOR-mi3xv 5 лет назад

😊

@dog1648 4 года назад

Why do we have to use heel pop

@zshocksoda1128 6 лет назад

The heel pop: Taking a rollerblader's worst enemies (cracks, holes) and flipping 'em on their heads to become street assets.

@FlowSkate 6 лет назад

Yes!!!! Exactly. Well said.

@nachocasillas 4 года назад

I'm the 1000 like n.n

@loicerp927 Год назад

Jump 1 : I don't see the point compared to the standard jump. Jamp 3: meh Jump 15: Weeeeeeeeeeee!!! PS: I have a heel break and no problem, so don't let this stop you, it's so fun!

@user-ko2me2gw5s 3 года назад

Why do we need "heel pop"? I just don't get it, I don't see any aspect that this jump is better than a tiny regular jump. It's kinda look better, but that's it?