Yah we’ve been m.i.a for a few months but we’ll be going more often and filming more videos soon. Sorry for not posting, we’ll be back on it soon!

We gotchu!

Ice peaks arena (Provo, Utah)

Yup! 👍

@@kalaikuia a man of culture I see 😎 💜.

@@nekoavocado8491 Yessir! 😎🫡

потрясающий! я рад, что это помогло. пожалуйста!

Thank you! That’s awesome man, you should try it. Good luck on your freestyle journey!

Thank you! 🙏 You got any name suggestions?

I'm calling them "The Leg Up" and "The Playa Slide" for starters. Looks so NICE!

@@sliceice I like it! That’s perfect.

Just tryna be like sushiguy!

Haha Thank you! 🙏

Yessah! 😂

😂😂😂

We’re in Utah. What about you?

@@kalaikuia Michigan- im putting together some clips with a shoutout to you!

@@dustbustr91 That’s awesome! I appreciate it and we’re looking forward to seeing your video. Good luck bro!

Thanks bro! I appreciate it. That’s awesome man. Mastering the inside and outside edges is important for freestyle skating. Good luck!

😂😂 Thank you.

Haha Thank you 🙏:)

Thank you! 🙏

Awesome! No problem, thank you! 🙏

No problem! We only teach on KZbin but if anyone asks us in person we’ll teach them.

Thank you!

Great and thank you aund where do you teach? Is that Salt Lake City?@@kalaikuia

@@gringaboba6746 ohh right now we teach in Provo, Utah. But we’ll start going to different rinks in Utah and try out new areas.

Hey! I would say the grapevine. That’s probably a good start. Once you master the fundamentals of a grapevine, the skills you learn from that will transfer to any other freestyle move you learn. If you have more questions let us know. Good luck!!

😆 Thank you! Where we used to skate, there were a lot of figure, hockey, and freestyle skaters so we just watched all of them. We watched how they move, shift their weight, and we tried to copy them as best we could. I’m %100 sure you can learn how to freestyle skate. Tip: Don’t learn freestyle stops with figure skates. Good luck!! Come back if you need any help.

Same here bro! It does look cool.

No problem! Yah the movement is pretty much the same but you’re gonna want to exaggerate the movement for a cleaner Grapevine.

Best... Thanks again 👍

@@gerardg9059 of course bro!

Thank you! We’re glad we could help.

Thank you! We’ll try to make a freestyle video with figure skates.

🙏 Thank you! My skates are very old and beat up so it was kind of easy for me to get it a lot cheaper.

Awww thank you guys!

Thank you bro! We appreciate it.

❤hello from Russia ❤❤.

@@syncro7719 привет! 🙏спасибо за просмотр наших видео.

@@kalaikuia вам спасибо))))).

Hello from France, love the way you skate, any chance a tuto for hockey stop both leg and one leg inside/outside edgeI m struggling turning my feet at the right time. Thanks and keep going 😊

Thank you! Glad we were able to help

Awesome David!! Someday you’ll have to teach my brother how to do it. Can’t wait for you to show us!!

One thing you could do is lean a little more forward. Stiffen your legs at the start of the V and lean forward with your arms out forward too. Try that out and let us know how it goes! 👍

My problem was I was putting my hands behind me in case I fell. Putting my hands forward makes me fall forward now😂 lol but it works better thanks for the tips. Your tutorials are the best! Post more!!!

@@fi639dn Haha, thank you! We’ll be more consistent on posting more videos. Good luck!!

Thank you so much! I’m glad I was able to help. Good luck on learning the grapevine, let us know if you need more tips or tutorials. You rock too!

Actually we have no idea. We haven’t sharpened our skates for about a year and a half.

@@kalaikuia Do u recommend to use t-blade? If yes or no why tho?

@@akunpremium1311 If you’re a freestylist I would suggest conventionals, but if you’re more of a speed skater then T-blades would enhance your skating. T-blades are super sharp and it stays that way for a long time. You will have better acceleration, deceleration, and crazy sharp turns. Personally I’d just stick to my conventionals. Because I’m more of a freestylist, I want my skates to be more dull. Hope that helped.

@@kalaikuia i see... so using T-blades will be more difficult to drift than conventional ones am i correct?

@@akunpremium1311 correct. You will need a little more control and adjusting on your turns. If you’re a big power turner then T-blades will help with that.

Thank you! It’s actually just hopping, instead of running. We’ll answer this question as well as other questions in one video, just so we can explain more in detail. I hope this helped for now.

Okay thank you so much i will try when i go on Wednesday night.

Hello, thank you so much for your comment. We’re happy you like our video and watching from France, that’s awesome. It’s pretty hard for us to answer your question just with a comment, so we’ll answer your question as well as anyone else’s questions in one video. So if you have anymore questions we will answer them in that future video. Thank you!

Thanks for your response, just one question, how do you manage to get momentum, are you using your hips or are you pushing during your transition ? Thanks a lot Bonne soirée

So sorry for the late reply. We didn’t see it til now. But anyways, it’s kind of a mixture of both hip turning and pushing off your feet.

Oh I didn’t know that. I learned something new.