thank u for watching! when the weather warms back up ill have more tutorials coming!

This comment still applies til today lol. He’s still the only one that breaks down JB moves. I’m trying to pick up the style without a jb skater/teacher in my area and it’s a struggle 🥴😭

u got it!

why are u everywhere

thanks for watching!

thanks for watching!

much appreciated bro! glad u joining the sk8fam!

glad i could help!

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cheap ones lmao. dont let concrete eat up some nice skates if u newer to skating

yea a loose ankle will get u often lol. gets me all the time.

Atom pulse. 78a 65mm

Nice vlog. Thanks

that would be tough. im not very good at it myself so I don't know if I could explain it very well lol

I start in 04 and always loved it but i took years off because I played so many sports. And then I went to college to play football. When I came back from college in 2014 I started taking it more serious. Thank u for watching!!!

Did you start off taking lessons or did you learn through initially watching others, picking up their techniques and then practicing them? As you can maybe tell by my questions, I’m a newbie. I learned to skate on inlines, but never tried quads. I went to the only roller skating rink in my city about a week ago, never knowing that it existed. Strapped on some inlines, feeling extremely hesitant as I haven’t skated since I was 11 (22 years ago), but once I got up the nerve to head out onto the rink, it felt really good. So much so that throughout this whole week, I’ve been contemplating buying quads.

@@DoBetterEachDay I started on inlines as a kid. A friend took me to the rink one day and I haven't been on inlines since lol. We just used to play tag tho and try not to fall. Then the OGs at the rink had a group and I wanted to skate like them so I started learning from watching them and then from youtube videos. Never took formal lessons. Which u don't need to, but just being around better skaters will make u want to try stuff and see moves u didn't even think existed. Just gotta be willing to try and not scared to fall

Nice! So when you got into it more seriously, how often did you practice? Was it daily, weekly? Unfortunately the rink I went to, well the only rink, it’s quite far and their hours aren’t exactly convenient especially if I have to rely on trains to get there. Plus, here in Toronto, Canada, roller skating is definitely not popular as it is in the States, so any techniques or styles that I’d like to learn will definitely have to be self taught as well as watching a lot of KZfaq videos.

@@DoBetterEachDay I was going 2 or 3 times a week when I started taking it seriously. or if im bored ill get up and go to the rink lol. And yea I feel u on that. I used to go to the rink with a play list of videos to watch while im there so I could practice certain things.

just called a split I think lol

not the big one, have to get the small one called "dance plug". the big one will stop your momentum and make u fall lol

Yup learned the hard way lol ok I'll try to find some dance plug stoppers. Thanks!

@@BrownBoneBarbie lololololol np

all the time