I heard some people had deep edge regression on skates when switching to inlines. I moved somewhere with no rink for hours and will definitely be trying these tips! I feel I’m already regressing a lot with no ice after a year, so I’d love to hear others experiences. I’ve also heard a lot of positive things, like it improving technique in other respects.

Wow this exactly what I've been looking for! Thank you so much!

You deserve more subscribers! 💛

Thank you so much for this video i was looking for this

Nice video. On 3 turn, I always struggle that my forward outside 3 turn, I go IN into 'flat' instead of on the edge. Similar to the drawing you made in the video. And when I come OUT of the 3 turn my edge is OK. I always try to lean on a virtual table :-) that is on the inside of my circle. that helps me control the edge more. thanks for sharing again !

this video is such a lifesaver thank you!!!

I gotta say thank youuuu I really needed this😍😍😍

Really enjoyed the vid!! Hope to see more content from you : D

If I got inline figure skates, could I learn how to artistically skate on inlines using figure skating tutorials? I am thinking about getting inline figure skates instead of rollerskates... but there are no tutorials!

Thanks so much for the video!!! I've been stuck trying to get outside edges for ages now and was starting to wonder with there's something wrong with me. Somehow I can do them fine on ice, but it's impossible on inlines. I'm gonna loose my mind here, I don't know what's going onnnnnb

Nice, big thanks!

I'd have liked to have seen focus on posture, hips should be tucked under shoulders and free foot brought into the skating foot, at this point there is a bend, transfer of weight and a press with the foot you were skating on to provide the power. In this demo, the upper body bobs forward on the transfer of weight, which is inefficient and not so good technique. That happens because the feet aren't brought together under the hips properly and the body doesn't move vertically downward with knee bend over the skate. placing the foot you want to transfer weight to, wide or in front of the skating foot forces the upper body to move out of alignment, resulting in poor edge control. Also, inline skates don't have a "continuous edge" the have a convex profile the outer and inner edges of which are used to grip the surface, in other words the have edges like ice skates the mechanism of gripping is different is all. With strong edge practice, wheels reflect that in their shape, do my wheels start out with a bullet shaped profile and quickly assume a V shaped profile. It's true there isn't as much grip as on ice but you can get pretty deep edges nonetheless. :)

One foot skating on inline skates is a nightmare lol. I find it's much easier with a super grippy surface and hard wheels. A good wood surface works well; polished concrete is a nightmare :P The soft wheels scrub off too much speed and require too much effort.

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Hallo. First of all thank you very much for your video. It's quite impressive! I would like to buy some skates for inline figure skating but for me as a beginner they are all very expensive. Have you or anyone else a tip for me where to buy some?

the video in the description is no longer up. do you have any other recommendation or maybe the name of the channel?

Hi Hazook! thank you for all your tips, they ´re realy helpfull. The channel you mention"The Dancing Skater’s" sems to be no longer avaible...do you know if it still exist?

Ah noooo! The dancing skaters made it private…… so sad does anyone know a inline figure skater tutorial maker?

The video you linked in the description is private now, is there another one you'd recommend? Or maybe you linked the wrong video?

Hazooki ever tried agressive skating?

why cant i do a 3turn hnnnggg

i cant do outside edge

Aww I’m glad I found you ! Do you have IG?