Really good tutorial. Skates came today and I found the balance after 15 minutes riding slightly downhill with your words in mind. Pumping is next to go. ^^ These skates are awesome.

First off.. that transition between the legs was clean af, and those skates look awesome.

I remember looking for a tutorial ~4 years ago, and I could not find instructions nearly as clear, clean, and straightforward as this. Thanks.

I have watched 20 tutorials and this is the only one that worked

Next video : how to ride on the hands

I just got a pair of these skates and it took a few days, but I can get myself going from a standstill, and ride around the block for a short time, still have to build up the muscles for this. The best advice I can give to others learning is, to not try too hard. trying to force the movements gave me a ton of bad habits to start with.

thanks for the video.... I bought Freeskates 7 years ago, but could never get to grips with them?! I will try again using your tips!!

Really clear tutorial for the beginners ! 👍 PS : I love the special bag for the skates 😆

Thanks for the tutorial! Can’t wait to try my new skates out!!

Thanks jeff. Yes definitely we will roll with u!

I tripped over a freeskate video on Instagram and two hours later was buying a pair from you guys. I haven't so much as been on a bike in ten years but I'm excited to start.

This video is amazing, thank you for making this! Fifth day almost got it!

I already know how to ride but watching this, the tip about the toes together/toes apart for steering, I never thought about that for sterring! I will try that out next time I ride, I may have been doing it already without thinking about it

Can’t wait to get started

Great video. Thanks.

I love your videos!!

I just got mine today and I can definitely tell it puts a strain on muscles you don’t usually use

Thx for the torteil and i love the bag im get these for my birthray yay im exeited im gonna have tonwatch this again :)

Can you guys do a video about slowing down or stopping? I feel kinda stupid asking this but really the only way i can stop on freeskates is by bailing and eating concrete.

Thanks, Jeff💜

Discovered this existed TODAY. Just ordered a set from your website. So hyped!!!

Just got my first pair of skates ! Tried them out earlier and damn, the learning curve sure is steeeeep. Totally enjoying it and the small achievements along the way though! Can't wait for the day that I'll have the skills to ride a round around the block!

Simple and easy tutorial, thank you!

U are the best i learnt

As a former skateboarder and hockey player, I'm intrigued. These look like they might be a bit of a trick to get the hang of, but it looks very smooth and relaxing when you see it being done with skill. I could see buying a pair just for leg exercise since my spine won't allow for impact sports anymore. Although I guess falling would still be a real worry 😆. Great vid!

Thank you for your video

Thank you so much

That was really helpful thanks

Very helpful!!! Now i know how to teach others in a better and clearly way 💚 please bring up more tutorials! I would specially love to see how to make some tricks 🤙🏼

Nice & Thanks :)

Thank you

3:16 i felt that after 5hrs practice with my brother :D . Try to do warm-ups guys . Awesome beginner guide .

Excellent video 👋🏿

He makes it look easy

See you guys in the introducing Video of DJI OM5. It convinced me learning freelines. didn't know it before. Now i got my first jmk rolls an learn with your tutorials. Greets from germany!

That car at 2:30 about to do dastardly deeds

Wow this helped so much got a pair today my only problem is right when I get on the skates I just start turning

Awesome

Hello in Latvia freeskates!!)))

When you live in Florida so there’s no downwards slope 😂

I’m getting some in 2 weeks

So cool guy, very good video!

Can you guys make a video on how to start on an uphill incline and how to skate uphill.

Was very helpful😄

I'm on day 1. This is very helpful!

Can wait!! Mine will be delivered next week

I want one so bad, it looks so funnn

Hello @JMKRIDE! Your video is really good! I learned freelineskating some months ago but what I really want to learn is how to ride with only one skate (only on one leg(?)). Could you make a tutorial? I hope you'll read this and you'll understan. My English is a little bit trashy.

great tutorial!

so i got mine today and after about 5 minutes of trying them out by holding onto the back of a pickup truck my lower back began to hurt lol that experience was on and off. what does ring true is the muscle workout on the legs Jeff mentions. i feel like this is gonna be an experience similar to the one i had with the Skatecycle where it took me like 10 hrs to finally be able to ride the thing. that thing is a workout too lol

This would have been really useful for when i had barely started

Nice tutorial

Really gotta pick those up again, I struggled when I tried to pump for the opposite side.

Having prior experience riding a ripstik pretty exceptionally, but no experience with something like a skateboard..would picking up free skating be a smooth transition with my experience of maneuvering on the ripstik? Planning to buy a pair of these within the next day or so, just curious of how much i should mentally prepare myself or focus on certain techniques. Thanks in advance! 🙏🏽

It's a really good tutorial thx Next time maybe a 180 it 360 tutorial

I got a pair of some cheap skates off of amazon (not jmk) and I was wondering what the cardboard spacer was on these jmks and if that was something that is needed for these? does there need to be a slight gap between the plates and the trucks in order for these to work effectively or do i just need more practice lol. Thank you in advance!

Just got my first pair of JMK’s ... it’s hard af😅 second day in. Just gotta get the hang of it

My free skates arrived today LET'S GOOOO

Today mine came and after 2,5 hours i did my first move (not down hill) little Pump slow but i did it! My left leg that is my main one is not flexy like right leg bc i ride waveboard for 4 years and i have been using mainly right leg to get speed so rn im bout to work on that This tutorial is awesome finally good source on internet! Update: this is my second day of riding those! I finally can ride for a while on flat surface My pumps got bigger and speed increased. After 3 hours of practicing my legs feel like they are about to fall off I'll try to update evry day or if i make a bigger progress Update: this is my third day. Today i wasnt in school bc of my cough so i went on to practice I cloudnt do anything more on my spot so i decided to ride I was actually riding! I still have problem to start and i can't place my right leg properly idk why but if i start and finally have a good leg set I can ride, the worst part is starting i cant really gain speed to do pumps :c, but if i do i can ride for a while. After yerstday my legs feels like they are going to fall off. It's only 10 am so i think im gonna continue this day uptades on evening. But im pretty proud of myself and i will keep going untill i learn how to free skate. Im getting these wierd looks from ppl when im riding... Is it the same in America? Im from Poland and i dont think that there are many ppl riding those but i feel stressed while they look at me (U probably got epilepsy reading this sorry)

Imagine showing up to the skatepark with these bad boys. You'll be the coolest kid in town.

Thenk you so much i couldnt figer it out i was trying to ride it like a ripstick

You might to call it drift skates too in Asia that’s what they might call it. Take time and always look have safety in mind use all your senses. Keep it up bro from down under now all I need is time. Oh stick to basics and don’t give up!

I'm realizing I've been skating goofy. I recall trying the other way a few times and feeling discouraged. That learning curve takes patience!

hey dude, thanks for the clear instructions! i practiced for about an hour today and went from being unable to balance to being able to balance for four seconds. so i guess my question is, how can i improve my balance so i can ride for longer? thanks!

Can i use these on straigth roads?

so helpful! but also stressful watchin this man just crouch down in the middle of an open street 😂😂

Is it important to use the right side to take off because i got used to left. BTW im use to do snakeboard thats why

great tutorial. i`m curious how fast u can go with theses? Can you even go uphill? Are they usable for daily work route?

Where did you buy your freeline

How do you jump curbs or cracks?

So duckfeet and pigeon toed peop will always be turning

After watching this video, I now know why I keep falling when I turn. Thanks for the amazing instructions

Just got a pair and I guess I already built up the muscles from riding a ripstick for 5 years so that’s nice

I has no downhills to use all i got is my backyard or my driveway.... but i can kick off at least.... LOL

it doesn't turn when I do toes in and toes out I got it set up the right way but both skates turn opposite directions what should I do and also it feels like forever but I still can't find my ballence

I found you from tiktok lol

I'm "goofy" and I realized that I cannot ride the opposite way. Which means I cannot ride with my left leg in from.😪 how to I fix this

👍

I do it on carpet cause that junk scary but I’m trying to get it on floor

How about when you're on a levelled surface. Can you just "pump" to propel forward?

Dope video ! Just didn’t show us how to “properly “ stop 🤕 😂😅

Next video how to break?

Can we ride them on rough surface I love your chanel♥️♥️

So you're just like skating on a wave board but the wheels has its own board. Cool!

This is like rolling skating and skateboarding at the same time

I am new to freeskates and just recently got the sense of balance on them while going down a gentle slope. Just starting to learn pumping now and was wondering if it is ok to start by making small pumps first as I still can't find my balance if legs are spread out to wide. Is starting with small pumps ok or would I be setting myself up for failure by doing this?

Hi, how free skates fare upon facing irregularities on the ground, such as cracks, crevices, small obstacles, leaves, twigs, etc.

Can you put on your pads on your knee elbow and wrist

I just got my skates. Are my feet supposed to be aligned with the foot pads (square with them) or with the wheels (so that standing naturally causes the wheels to be in a straight line all 4 in a row)?

What's that coloured grenn thing around the edge of the flat part?

Do you have any recommendations for a brand of skates that are good for beginners?

Does it feel similar to riding a ripstick? Would getting proficient on a ripstick be a good stepping stone for someone who might be slow at learning this kind of thing? (I’m getting old 🤓🤪)

I can’t do without touching the wall please help

I know how to balnce push and everything now but whenever im cruising my left thigh which is the behind leg always aches. Any tips how to reduce this or will this automatically go away?

I already know how to snakeboard, will this help me pick up free skating easier?

Question I started to learn with some cheap free line skated is it Normal that my leg that's behind trying always to go further back so i rly need muscle strange to keep them both together?

I wanna buy these cause ive only used a crusier but scared i wont get the hang of it where and should i buy them?

Right, now I want to buy a set... Can I find these in Greece?

When toot live in Australia so you just fall into space

How long did it take u to be able to ride I’m having a hard time