Wow, I take skating classes but I learn so much valuable information and tips from you! Thank you so much, I love your channel and the way you explain things. Take care!
Hey Katie, just wanted to say I practiced the jumps today!! Thanks so much for your video. I started off looking like an arthritic granny jumping, but in the end, at least in the video of myself, it looked like a jump, woooo!! Once I'm used to it I'll try the 180. I went all the way down the slight incline jumping once I got it, must have done 15 in a row haha!
Great video once again katie. Now I know why I keep turning into a transition doing the spread. Thank you ur attention to detail is second to none.. ❤❤ keep them coming xx
Thanks, Katie, for these awesome tutorials! I've always wondered why my spread eagle circle turns into just a bad transition, but with your explanations it might happen next time! Best regards from one newbie in Bulgaria! ^^
Have you done other work in TV or similar? The production quality of your videos is very high for such a new channel as is your confidence/nature in front of the camera.
Thank you that’s really kind. In this video I’m wear Risport Crystallo boots with an Atlas plate (similar to roll-line but a lot older!) and Star Bianni 80D wheels.
Hi! I got here because I'm trying to improve my jumping abilities since that is a weird mental block for me. I can 180 but just jumping while going forward, jumping on/off or over something is difficult. But I have always heard that you need to stagger your feet as much as possible. Do you only jump like this (like in the video) or do you also jump while staggered? :)
You can absolutely jump staggered as the weight is split between two feet. If you’re jumping staggered, it’s easier to lift each foot independently so if you’re going over something that’s on the ground, lift the front foot and then put it down, then lift the back foot and put it down. You can, however, land a two-foot jump staggered if you’re more comfortable like that.
Hlo am from Africa me and my friends have been interested in your video ..Thanks I have found this awesome video in my suggestion videos and I have really happily subscribed to your channel .let's connect skating channels.post more ........
Ive been practicing the 2 foot jump on a staggered position. Is that wrong? Im trying to jump off a curb and i saw a video that said to do it like that
I skate in a Risport Cristallo boot with an Atlas plate and Sketchers wheels 75D. The Atlas plate is comparable to a Roll-Line plate but no longer in production. I’ve been skating forever so my outside setup is a little eclectic. Haha
Where are men supposed to buy roller skates? Literally can’t find any men’s size 11 skates anywhere , so disheartening that roller skating is such a sexist sport
The Sure Grip Fame goes up to a US men's 14 I believe. Skates run in mens sizes and I've definitely seen plenty in an 11 (US sizes, though. I'm uncertain where you're from.). But they're definitely out there! I was doing some looking and found plenty of skates in that size, but they were all sold out. It may take some time and I'm sorry you're having such a rough time, but I hope you're able to get your hands on some soon. Also, the Sure Grip Cyclone runs extremely big and you might even be able to fit into a 10.
@@SJisReading if you've seen the recently can you send me a link because every site ive found that has suregrip, don't have any mens sizes other than tiny sizes like a 3 or a 5 nothing in actual mens sizes. I'm from cali, luckily pretty close to alot of skate shops, but if their website doesn't have them i doubt they would have them in store ya know. But i promise you i have checked almost every single website possible, and theres no mens sizes or else i would've ordered them a month ago when i first started looking
@@briigee544 Here's a Riedell Citizen in stock all the way up to a size 13. I've personally ordered from this shop and have nothing but good things to say. fritzysrollerskateshop.com/collections/roller-skates/products/riedell-111-citizen-roller-skates-black
