Inline Figure Skating Session 10 

Thank you so much, I’m glad you can see I’ve gotten better! Expect great things!

Thank you man, it feels a lot more natural too now, less impact as well

It’s going to be amazing I promise!!

Thank you! You are really riding around with a wheel missing? 😅 I will keep going, and practicing everyday, expect great things!

What state are you in? It’s only nice in the summers here, it rains almost everyday in the winter and fall, the ground practically never fully dries in the off seasons, so it’s all parking garages.

@@SolidSkates Ohh, Im from The Netherlands! So im guessing real far away! Though, i may go skating soon or this weekend since its going to be real warm here, it d oesnt get that hot in the summers here, but if it does get hot its like a heat stroke over here haha

@@ThatBiGirl13 wow that is very far away

@@SolidSkates i know right! But its a beautiful country :)

I just put a new pair roller blade hydrogen wheels on my skates! Yes man, keep practicing it! I’d love to see some film of you attempting it, let me know if you post anything!

For real. It gets so complicated and weighing all of the pros and cons is tough when all the options are so expensive 😭

I've experienced huge differences in changing wheels for indoor wooden floor use. Soft wheels = too much grip and flex going deep edges. Hard wheels rule on wood = super responsive and far more precise but less grip, but that's also great for single foot spins. I still use very hard 92a wheels outdoors but 86a 88a is alright and far more comfortable for uneven ground. Frames is a whole new world with the modern fashion for those long Wizard things. I wouldn't go bigger than the 243 4x80 for this type of skating, I'm doing very similar stuff on a downsized 231 4x76 frame. It's far better for technical footwork just less stable at high speed...

I wear size 10 skates, and I feel like an extra 10-20 mm of wheel base might be better, but who knows. I would love to try out an indoor place for these jumps. Do you go to roller rinks and try this stuff out? I don't have any indoor places I can go that are close to me.

​@@SolidSkates That's a US 10 so a UK 9. I'm wearing UK 8 Evo's. Have you played around with Frame positioning? Even with the Frame moving completely forward you don't get much wheel in front of you but I like that. There's masses of side to side adjustment but the front boot mounts can be a pain to move! I do skate far more indoors as we live less than 10 minutes from our local rink but I do like an outdoor session. My skating style is fairly similar to yours (same skates and set-up) only I'm far more busy up top, all Figure skating arms but self taught. So frame wise you look very comfortable on the 243mm. Personally I think those long Wizard frames look horrible and clumsy, you'll also end up adopting the Wizard skating style because of the long wheelbase and I don't think that's your thing...