You and I both. The 80s were a fun time... especially '83 and '84 for me.

Insta360 x3

@@VXSkate1 Awesome! Thank you!!! :)

They did with some new ones to be filmed soon: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b52phrOcz7Kbg2Q.htmlsi=F_Kicu9T-dvGLIam

Miss seeing you too! Hope to see you again soon.

It's Mariah Carey - Shake It Off. It's on KZfaq, although the version played in this short was slightly remixed by the DJ.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r9uGqcmjtpfUlGw.html

i appreciate it but i wanted to get the dj’s version, that oldschool beat went with the song but thank you tho 🙏

Unfortunately the only recording that exists is the session recording of that one. This was a live remix I did. I’ll be putting something up on SoundCloud fairly soon.

Thanks! The DJ (Kenny B) is also an accomplished jam skater. He's third in line at the 3:07 mark.

@@VXSkate1Glad to see Kenny B on the move then! I’d love one of his playlists to practice to. I’ve been trying to capture the tunes in your videos and recreate them in Apple Music, but their selection is limited, and of course no cross fade. Is that Joe Nix from your (22 Jam Skating Moves) video in the lead ahead of DJ Kenny B? Smoove!

@@paulf0x Yeah, that's Joe Nix and Rob Williams just behind him; both jam skate instructors at Skateway. I'll pass your request for a playlist to Ken. I'm sure he'd be more than willing to accommodate you.

Big thanks! As far as a playlist, I can tell you a good chuck of the track names, but the large majority of them are either on the fly remix tracks, or only privately available on record pools designed for DJs as a subscription service.

@@wncmotothat makes sense. I tried shazaming the mixes and turned up nil on AppleMusic. I’d love to get the chance to skate to your mix live one day! I can’t get enough of this stuff. What a great time!

Thank you, Brenda! I've forwarded your message to Paul, the skate instructor. While I haven't the vast experience he has, I will offer my two cents until he responds. First, I would probably recommend getting your own skates due to your prior injuries being a factor for fit and comfort. They would be more appropriate as every time you put them on, you know what you are in for with adjustments and action set for your style and comfort vs rentals that will always be different. Second, most skating rinks today have Skate-Mates, which are similar to walkers with wheels, providing you with an element of assist and support until such time you feel comfortable while building up your ankle strength and motor-memory. Generally you use these in the outer lane for safety. As for it being a wise decision... I think you asking that question demonstrates your heeding to caution, but I see no reason not to pursue your dreams if you feel able and confident enough with your safety at the forefront. That said, I would also recommend wearing crash pants (Specialized cushioned pants worn beneath your pants to absorb the shock from falls). You can find them on Amazon for around $30 or $80 on average. Also wrist guards and elbow pads too until you feel comfortable out there. I'm 52 and got back into skating after 32 years off of them and it all came back to me within about 3 to 4 sessions. It's amazing how we retain that memory, but it is a little shaky at first.

Adding to what I replied with, here is Paul's reply: "To this young lady, I would say anything you want to do is possible! That being said, would I recommend doing this at your age with your past and present injuries? Being able to skate again would depend on your physical ability to maintain your balance (two feet and one foot), and a person’s willingness to fall. So could you learn to skate again? YES! The question really should be: Should you take the risk? Thank you for the compliment on the video. And yes, there are people who skate until their 90s, but usually these folks have skated all their lives or got back into skating after their children left the nest."

It's handheld, attached to a telescopic extension pole. The camera is designed to conceal the pole through a process called stitching. The camera is the Insta360 x3.

The end result of your sick DJing!

Motion sickness for some can be a part of the experience. Rest easy. It's all a part of the simulation.

Thank you! It was an awesome experience being there with all those Jam Skaters with diverse talents merging together, sharing their moves with one another. The floor was amazing with incredible grip and a dazzling light show. Where are you located?

@@VXSkate1 Up in Northern NJ. Have to travel 90+ minutes to get to a rink with decent grooves and moves.

@@paulf0x Gotcha! I have a buddy out of NJ that suffers the same issue of having to travel. We have several skaters at Skateway that travel great distances to skate the floor almost every weekend. I'm hoping with the resurgence of skating that more rinks will populate. It's slowly happening already.

Hope you all get up to Skate 47 in NJ. What a rink!!

@@wncmoto I visited Sk8 47 for the first time last month. Loved it and can’t wait to go again soon. Have you skated or DJ’d there?

I saw him walking in with them.. and then I saw him on the floor and I was like: Wow... that guy's got moves... and never lost that hat. Impressive!

No, you're really that good. Had a blast!

Hate I missed you too. Drop me a line if you ever find yourself up this way.

Yeah... that night a DJ saved my life. Thanks for the tracks, bro!

Thanks! I have a really good clip of you filming the event that I'll have up soon.