ricardo linos tip is instead of being 90 degrees like a royal, you should be 45 degrees. to continue the slide maintain the 45 deg angle. once you are 90 degrees you will begin to stop. a good example is @7:30 you held a good 45 angle for a bit.

Nice practice for more for perfect slide

I feel like I'm in the same boat as you. I always have difficulty getting slides even though on ice I have no issue. It looks like you're getting close though. Keep it up.

hi buddy i am an old inline hockey player age 51 and you vids work thanks man happy times from Ireland

Insane timing. Just began learning it this week and it's loads of fun. My best advice (from an amateur) is wearing knee pads to be comfortable going low while sliding

Nice to See you Back Bro' ! Thx for the Tips. Sometimes is Complicated with setup like with AnriRockers. For Me its Good to See More about Braking. Stay Safe and Secure with the Quarantine Brandon. But Your Spot is Secured.

Nice work! I need to work on these sooooooooooo badly. They are so hard. I don't understand how people can slide for so long!?!?!?

Wall ride was fire!

Make your last turn somewhat bigger, bend your knees and push your heels into the slide. Works for me. Got it from Danny's explanation. Also bigger wheels help.

what helped me the most, was also lino's tipp. Practice on wet surface. the technique looks good, but the sticky slidefeeling is new. you can also wax the ground, which is great for learning magicslide. but imo its Not enough friction for getting into the Groove. wet surface works great

Great video. You probably have already seen the Danny Aldridge tutorial on ‘Danny’s Point’. It’s pretty good also.

My first good crash on my new 5th Elements was bc my hockey skating brain overwhelmed my newby inline skater brain lol! Still, this is a skill I'd like to cross over. Thanks for the tutorials. So much too learn!

Nice video, Dude. Funny, I was working on these the other day, first time I've given them more than a fleeting few attempts. Frustratingly addictive! But yeah, I agree, another 1000 attempts and I might be getting somewhere too! I recall hearing Lino say you need to initiate the slide during the transition between your skates pointing forwards and pointing at 90 degrees. This makes sense. Still doesn't make it easy. Love that little wall kick thing at the end!

You are a rlly good skater you make it look easy but it is so hard 😂😂

Wow man this video inspired me to try again on a smooth surface. Your attempts look *exactly* like mine did until I ended up with road rash all the way up to my hip and gave it up. The surface wasn't as smooth and I was wearing shorts. Have been discouraged from trying it since, but seeing what your first attempts, fails and bails look like given how much more experience in general you have with skating I think it's just practice, practice, practice from here.

The phrase 'hockey stop' means a lot of different things to different bladers. I will call this stop a shuffle stop or a parallel slide. Hockey stop in roller hockey is way different than this.. it kinda blends the magic slide and the powerstop. But that is even called the roller hockey stop. The 'REAL' hockey stop can only be done on ice. This stop is a shuffle/parallel because you need a tight turn to execute it and involves using your heel unlike the ice hockey stop, it's just a twist and the ball of your feet.. That being said, your progress is very impressive. I am still trying to get a slide outta it prolly because of the surface I am practicing.. Good job man!

Took me a very long time to learn this trick. If your video appeared 5 years ago, might've learned faster :)))! Nice clip. Skate safe!

I tried Powerslides on tri-skates and it feels much easier

The best piece of advice I’ve heard for parallel slide was to keep elbows tucked in and try to initiate the slide gradually not abruptly. Also keep your torso pointed forward so you don’t over rotate your body and spin out. Natan Swiss rollerschool channel is helpful as well It feels weird being on one outer edge and one inner.

Hi Brandon. On KZfaq lookup Natan Swiss Rollerschool. Natan is a Swiss downhill coach and his stopping videos are the best. He will teach how to aim your hockey stop. Downhillers have the best stopping skills and Natan also knows how to teach it. Mike B.

What's up Brandon hoping all is well over there. I'm trying to learn these slides without skidding out on my soul plates. That heel swivel tip from Lino definitely works! It looks like the slide is an extension of the carve. My approach is to visualize a cliff beyond the line you're sliding to. To me, it ups the stakes a little bit. Awesome content thanks for posting!

I just started learning them and I see this video! Great timing mate, thank you! You are pretty good already! The best video explanations I found where on the shop task channel :)

A tip that might help - wax the floor or sprinkle some water at the spot you're aiming to slide

Looks to me like you gotta get lower and focus on spreading your weight evenly on the two skates. With too much pressure on the front skate and not being low enough it's causing your front skate to bite which is why it's throwing you over forwards, Danny Aldridge has a great tutorial for this.

Toes forward like a car drifting is what you want. 90 degrees and the wheels will bite and it's hard to control. Heels forward and you'll roll out fakie. Faster you go the easier it gets to control but the more scary it is. If your toes are angled forward a bit you can roll out forward and it feels safer.

Great vid bro . Any tips on loading fontent want to do a vid everyday of me and my son's on are progress from start to finish

Those slides and jumps and 2.06 looks really cool! If you can jump a bit forward, maybe you can develop them into a new stopping technique.

Tips to do top tricks for the people who control the soul tricks? Maybe a video?

Nice had benn trying to skate but i live in singapore so its still under lock down

Dip low, bend knees, turn shoulder, pivot inside leg on edge, widen trailing leg on edge as you skid. That's what I'll be trying.. ⛸

I’m so scared to do it. But I need to graduate using my heel brake🤣

You should aim the slide slightly to the side, in a way that the rotation will take you straight forward

When I ice skate I do this by just going straight and twisting my lower body with a little bunny hop. When I get my skate sideways I angle my feet around 45 degrees, like you would normally to perform other stops. I think the figure eight thing you're doing is really throwing your balance off. Try to do it from riding straight and keep your feet slightly within shoulder width apart.

The first 10 moves you did it are all stuff I’ve been doing (learning) on the regular. I finally did a powerslides and I want to learn it switch. That’s funny you said you suck at doing it switch. I have 4 x 80 now and I just got 3 x 1 10, I don’t know how much I like them but I kind of wish I went with rollerblade instead of power slide. $200. My FR ones with intuition liner just started giving me ankle pain which is weird, I think they’re starting to pack in.

Being Canadian adds +5 to your hockey stop.

I always assumed my parallel slide should be the same direction as my royale too. Props to you for switching up and still getting some success; I'm a little scared to commit to it because it feels so unnatural. :/

Lucky you that you can try it on normal skates and not on aggressives

You gotta GET LOW ;D watch almost all of your attempts over. You'll see that you're almost standing straight up! You'll get it soon if not already have!! :D

The main problem I noticed is a lack of a hockey stick 😆🏒 Thanks for the tutorial!

Your slides look great in your 2nd video... Now why don't you make a breakdown tutorial on parallel slide for others.... Maybe even a video tutorial for all slides you know

Another tip Scissor a bit your feet

i wish i can do this..

Great timing. I spent this week learning to stop properly on inline skates and I'd done a handful of great parallel slides now, Honestly I'm not sure I'll ever do one when I actually NEED to stop, its more of just a trick. There is vastly more stability in a one footed slide like the powerslide, or even a parallel slide where your center of gravity is between both feet like a magic slide. sliding on both feet the way you do in a hockey stop is really risky biscuits. Its been fun and looks awesome but losing traction on both feet in such an unstable posture is just asking to go down. And every surface is slightly different... as I type this I'm also nursing a scraped knee :(

What kind of road you have there? Concrate? Thats why you can do that silde. In my county road is rough asphalt. Can`t slide here.

What helmets do you recomended Brandon? Thanks!

I found that the powerslide is harder than a parallel slide

Can this be done with aggressive skates? I feel like its hard cause the soulplates and/or the frames might get in the way :(

Does this work with 80a wheels?

You should bend you legs more right before the slide (almost like sitting in the chair position) and then push all the energy into the heels while strengthening the legs.

Did you burn through a whole set of wheels? I set out to learn the magic slide, and after 4000-5000 attempts, I was consistently getting it, but not at high speed. Cost me two sets of wheels, and I ended up abandoning my practice when my left knee started to bother me. But I'm 48 and walk 6 hours a day delivering mail...

Would be nice for learners to know how much time or attempts is spend in learning. Makes it easier to keep going for us learners before giving in to the urge to give up.

1:53 Didn't expect your arm to be that hairy.

Hey I love your videos maybe you can help me a lot, Im 37 years old doing freeskate for 10 years, but now I want to try aggressive I have nice skills in freeskate, wich skates you recommend me to start taking into account that I already have experience in freeskate many thanks !!!

Nice Video Brandon, startet the same Stuff in german on my Channel. Keep it up

Bill Stoppard slide?

How badly did you need to rotate your wheels?

I suck at this aswell

It takes years to master this slide like the downhill athlete

I would loose my entire skeleton if I tried to do that lol

You look like a small Bill Stopard

Nice one. Dude, give you some credit. It looks really good. You are miles away of sucking at this. Enjoy the streets, we cant here in spain.

try to variate your slides, make it slightly different in some ways

Rest In Peace to his wheels.

Slides are problems because there is no smooth asphalt anywhere!

TIP: your technic is good but from now on that you have been focused on the slides forget about it and once in while try to do the parallel slide and you will get to it quicker than trying it over and over and over, when you aren't focused on it you will pick up the best technic faster. It worked for me (sorry for my english still learning)