I was taught that listening is an art, so continue to teach and talk as much as you need, cause people will get better skating by listening to you 👍🏽

I love how you break down these tutorials into step-by-step instructions that build on each other. The verbal explanations complement the demonstrations. I’d be lost without both, so keep teaching the way you teach. It works!

Hey! Patience is something no one learns nowadays... social media exacerbates and normalizes having little attention span and wanting answers and tutorials within seconds.... it's not real! I appreciate and love your style of teaching. Feels human pre-tiktok world. Thank you 🎉

I like your videos as they are, keep doing them as you do. It is insane how much ivei improved my skating since i found your channel. Thanks for all this talking!

I like your videos just the way they are! I appreciate all your explanation and instruction. ❤ thank you!

I actually managed to learn how to do a lot of moves thanks to people explaining to me how they do them + how they transfer their wait etc etc. And for this reason I really like this channel! Thanks for being so patient and clear in explaining how you do diffrent moves It's been super helpful! 🙏

Gotta pay that floor tax if you want to get better.

I always laugh when I fall, even if it hurts. It softens the blow and makes the memory of the fall less embarrassing. Thank you for the lessons, I'm trying to learn the dribble, and your video is one of the very best on the subject. 🖤

As a semi-retired breakdancer, now skater, I'm 100% about this!

Keep doing what your doing. Bc you are helping thousands of ppl

You talk just the perfect amount of time for me gang, it gives me more time to practice the moves in between Fr. They can find a KZfaq short or some 🙄🙄 I like quality videos

You are a good teacher. One suggestion is that one day you record on one of those huge, closed roller skating rinks that you have in your country. Do some free dances that you master just so students can be inspired by your art. Sorry for the Google translator English 😅

I personally don't have a problem with you "over explaining". I prefer it actually as I understand faster and easier the more someone breaks it down. Keep talking, please!! Anyways, awesome video. I definitely feel like when I fell more as a beginner, I felt I progressed faster. Lately, ive been trying too hard to avoid falling and I feel like my progress has been stagnant. I need to re practice falling.

Sometimes students need the lecture with the lab classes. Keep up the good work.

I am not buying "no pain no gain" when it comes to falling -- I just avoid falling at all cost--- I would also never get on blades or wheels unless I wear a helmet, even though I know it looks hella dorky :D Your moves are the coolest though, very inspirational, thanks for your vids!!!!

Please keep talking, the context really helps. Love your videos!

Maaaan, I started skating and I had a major fall and I almost broke my butt and wrists. Made me almost wanna quit. Sat my hurt ass down and waited for the anger and pain to pass. Went and bought a set of pads and helmet. 😂

I fell and dislocated my elbow and needed surgery. Just don’t fall backward yall lol.

You don't talk too much. It's necessary and just right.

I fall on the regular. People fall when they aren’t on wheels. I bet y’all bump your pinky toe on the coffee table every now and again! 🙋‍♂️ I fell twice the other day in a trail skate.. rough part of the trail and random rocks can be easy to miss here and there!