Basic steps how to learn Triskating - Inline Skating Tutorial with 3 wheel skates

Basic steps how to learn Triskating - Inline Skating Tutorial with 3 wheel skates
0:00 intro
0:49 Triskate benefits
1:41 before you start
3:17 ready & v-position
6:40 scissor position
7:48 summary
TRISKATING - means inline skating on 3 big wheels - is THE new skate trend. Powerslide as trendsetter and pioneer of this new big wave offering a wide range of TRISKATES for all kinds of disciplines - from speedskating to fitness skating, from freeskating to off road skating. We also care a lot about "safer skating" and therefore teamed up with Asha Kirkby from Skatefresh. Asha travels extensively offering skate workshops all over the world. Skatefresh Online is one of the first skate schools offering online training in the form of tuition apps, instructional video courses and E-Training manuals. This series of "Three wheel skate tutorials" is split into episodes for absolute skate beginners, intermediate level skaters and advanced level skaters. Asha will demonstrate how to handle your Triskates and will teach you the different stopping techniques to make sure you have great fun with your new Triskates. We also plan a special series for kids also. Enjoy the videos and enjoy skating on Triskates!
Inline skating tutorials with three wheel skates - how to learn triskating - 01 basic steps - Powerslide Swell Fitness Inline Skates
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[@eXcellenceGamingYT]

Damn i love this skatefresh lady her tutorials are the best!

[@MehMehLS]

Hi Asha, I just got Swell 100's and I love them already! they look great and the boot is very comfortable. I did what you recommended and removed the spacers btw.. Great advice! Now I have one question: what height do you recommend the brake to be for a beginner? Thanks!

[@qualitydigitalvision]

Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏

[@EnricaGarroni]

Wow, I want to learn how to skate like you =))

[@mr.c4786]

Thank you so much

[@rad5510]

I just got tri skates and wanted to know some basics :=)

[@chrisrdgymnastics]

thanks for this...very helpful..i just my new roller skate today 3 wheels from decathlon

[@lckyantn2008]

i like ur video, Asha .. many thanx .. (y)

[@Donapramana]

nice video, thanks for making this video, I hope you make more video, now I realy wanna start skating

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Im always making more video but youtube isn't the best place to see my new content. Check out skatefresh.com for instant access to more videos and all my new stuff. skatefresh.com

[@Sepp2009]

do you have a tutorial on the backwards stride at 1:00? that looks amazing

[@renanpontes1017]

Hello Asha, which one would you recommend for a urban skater, 110mm or 125mm wheels? I am afraid of buying the 125mm because of the less maneuverability that they can cause during crossovers

Muito bom o video! : )

[@NicoAndreiStaAna]

Hi Asha, do i step forward or push with my leg?

[@TuyenNguyen-ld5ck]

Thank you for your instructions on how to play skate. Can you tell me where to buy 3-wheeled shoes? On the internet, which website has many shoes to choose from? And what kind of shoes are good? Thank you!

[@MyNameIsMel2007]

Asha you're the best. I hope to see you in person someday and teach me to skate! From California.

[@SkatefreshVideos]

+MyNameIsMel2007 Next Spring I will be in CA for sure. My cousin lives there and its planned. April time.

[@Shayari_by_heart]

Very nice informative video mam, Love from India 🇮🇳

[@NurseRed]

How lovely it is

[@RanjitSingh-ez8gu]

Asha + Powerslide... Didn't expect that combination. Turned out great though!

[@SkatefreshVideos]

+Ranjit Singh Ive been wearing Powerslide Hardcore Evo skates since 2011 and have loved them and everything Ive work of theirs ever since.

[@dlmuscari]

(While my husband and I have even skated a marathon) This will help in teaching my grandchildren! Thank you so much.

[@lakwatyaniapolakaysaabroad5869]

my feet its not stand straight so the wheel skate its look like A it is this normal or my skate problem?please help i learn skate few months ago and its great to me but my balance its hard to get perfect,because of my feet position always at A shape...

[@Loo90s]

Esos patines tan hermosos!!!!

[@pratimadwivedi5865]

Which on I should buy pu or rubber coted

[@mstubedress]

Can you teach four weels

[@JeremiasSantochi]

Do you recommend this for a beginner? I just started a month ago and on the T Stop (dragging not stoping yet 😆) have a great day 👋

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Yes even beginners can start and learn to skate in Triskates with 90mm, 100mm or 110mm wheels. As with any size wheel its important to learn correct technique particularly how to stop as this will greatly help your confidence. More free tutorials instantly on my website skatefresh.com

[@robertlindberg815]

Hey, great video. Great to find someone that teaches how to skate. And doing it in an educational way. I am interested in buying some triskates. I used to have a kickscooter but I am now interested in triskates. They look fast but also good for work out, exercises and flexibility. However I have never rollerskated before. Is it ok to start with 110 mm wheels? I am currently looking at the Powerslide Swell Trinity voltage blue. My shoes size is 43. Shall I go one size up or stay at 43? My regular shoes are vivobarefoot. They are the minimal barefoot shoes with a 3 mm sole. Very good shoes. The toe box is wide for my toes to splay and give movement. The toe box on the Swell look like a regular tight runner shoe. Is it really snug and tight? Or can I move my toes a bit? Thank you in beforehand. :)

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Hello Robert, thanks for your request. Great decision to start skating, lots of fun plus all what you said below =) The 110mm Trinity version of the Swell skates should be perfect, as the ride height is lowered thanks to Trinity, the frame length equals pretty much your shoe size and so maneuverability /agility and power transfer are in a great balance. fitting is always a tough question as all feet shapes are unique. The Swell skates do come with a more direct fit, to not bounce around in your to loose skates. Skating with snug, but comfortable skates is key, that was our approach. The Swell Voltage Blue comes stock with a memory foam padding which adjusts to the shape of your foot, so that should help out, too. For sizing, if possible we would recommend trying on one size frist in your trusted skate shop, that is always the best solution. If there is no shop nearby, try it with your regular shoe size and try it on at home for a few hours and see how they fit. Enjoy your skates!

[@ledungckct]

Hi Asha, Does your tricycle shoe have a seesaw?

[@Vespachronicles]

hi Asha. Bought the Swell 125 Trinity mount skates . The last 3 years Ive been skating on the Powerslide R4 skates with 105mm wheels. I'm finding it unusual to skate on the 3 larger wheels, short frames and higher cuff.( I speed skate on ice with a very low cut boot.) Should I change the skates or try to break them and me with time?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

hello dan, we won´t tell you what to do or not ;) yes, we believe it is a different skating feeling on 3 bigger wheels with a shorter frame, especially when you are coming from speed skating. the swell skates are highly functional fitness skates, made for a recreational/workout/fitness skating market. if you are a speed skater, your feet & muscles are trained and used to no cuff skating + a long frame. but if you plan to skate with these for a cruise around town with more turns and stops and so on, we believe the swells are a much better option, as the cuff provides more stability and control at any movement while the shorter frame is more agile and will make fast turns easier.

[@cerenademe9433]

Wow this video came up in my feed - what a throw back to when I first ever heard of Powerslide. The "Triskate" has come a long way since then! Hey - I have been trying to find a video that I am pretty sure was a PS video - it was a story about a beautiful older lady in (London, I think?) who took some classes with you guys and bought some Powerslide skates (4x80s) and skated all around the city. She talked about learning to stop, using the heel brake and even to powerslide, and how maybe when she got a bit better, she would like to try "tri-skates." ...I cannot find this video anywhere on KZbin. She was such an inspiration, I must've watched it 10x. It had to be around the same time as this video, I think, and I'm almost positive she was something of a 'brand ambassador" for Powerslide at the time. Please link to it if you still have it! PS. My favorite skates my Grey & Lavender Next 3x100 - Cheers!

[@timclark6994]

Search this in Google ‘edwina ellis skating’.

[@cerenademe9433]

@@timclark6994 Hey thanks! I had since found remembered her name or came across the video again and saved it. Love her!

[@kloudygirl]

asha!!!!!

[@elizafeller5663]

Would you recommend the powerslide swell 100 triskates for a beginner?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

yes, we would. the 3x100mm wheels will make the perfect starter package and provide lots of control!

[@peace7482]

She's awesome

[@cenkaetaya]

How is the braking with the wheels on 3 vs 4 wheels skates?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Hi, it's more or les the same technique that you apply in all case. May be 4 wheels is a little easier as its a bit slower than bigger wheels and a bit lower but it's really more or less the same. Pascal Briand

[@teza8849]

Great to see you skating on 3 wheels! I am very interested in triskates but I haven't seen anyone skating on these skates in my city, so I am wondering if it is difficult for an intermediate skater to start skating on 3 bigger wheels. I've been skating on 4 x 80 mm fitness Roces skates for a couple of years and I'd like to try something new. Do you think it could be a good choice? Cheers from Poland, Teresa

[@SkatefreshVideos]

+Te Za Hi Teresa, Yes I think Triskates are a good idea for almost all skaters. However there is some adjustment period involved because although the wheel base is a similar size 3x110 and 4x80, the wheels are taller so this changes the feeling and the responsiveness is slightly less than 80s, but still WAY more than traditional speed skates with big wheels. You will need to revise many basic skills and make sure your basics are solid and fluent (like centre edge balancing etc. This will help the transition. But mostly you need to perfect and improve your stopping methods as you WILL skate faster on the Triskates. If your stops don't 'keep up' with your new speeds, then you could be at a big disadvantage and taking necessary risks. But despite this being whats needed I think Triskates are the future of inline skating. I haven't touched my 80s since I moved over and thats 7 months ago.

[@teza8849]

+SkatefreshAsha Thanks for your response and helpful comments. I'm not afraid of speed but I'd better practise more stopping options on my current inline skates :) I definitely want to try Triskates, so sooner or later I'll do it. Megacruisers with their 125mm wheels are a bit to scary for me at the moment, but something around 100-110mm like in these Swells should be fine, I think. Looking forward to your next videos on Powerslide TV :)

[@XtamzinX]

@@teza8849 I would recommend 100mm wheels . That’s what I have and I have adapted so much to them in a Week! Just won my first competition with them! Def recommended

[@patikuuu]

Which Modell is she wearing?

[@Nightinbird]

Am wondering about whether I sould get the 110 or 125. Had K2 fitness skates before. Would like sth more fast fast still comfortable enough to do longer day-tours and maybe even long-distance travelling (up to 300km). Would you say it is the right skate for that? Or is it to uncomfortable for that (more like a speed skate?)

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Thanks for your question. For long distance skating, big wheels are an essential benefit, sow we would recommend 125mm wheels all day. Once you roll, they will just keep you going for longer easier. Comfort wise, it is always a hard one to say, as every foot is different. Our skates come with high quality paddings, heat moldable materials and other fancy features to ensure perfect comfort, but the best way is to try out a few pairs at a skate shop in real life.

[@Nightinbird]

Thanks for the fast and informative reply. One more question: I was wondering about the 125 cm since it seems a bit ambitious for intermediate level (given the stability?)

[@qualitydigitalvision]

God bless you and your family 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Fly69user]

Ojalá me enseñase esta mqmf 💓💓

[@grantmoon624]

Why do so many others only suggest 3WD for intermediate and experienced skaters?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Hi Grant, maybe because TRISKATES are a bit faster. The bigger wheels make the skate faster usually and so it fits more to intermediate and expert. Anyway, we think it's also easy to start on TRISKATE. It's comfortable and good against road vibration.

[@eduardoml1024]

Rio de Janeiro

[@professorpatins]

valeu Asha, uso Patins para lazer e atividades físicas, gosto muito de aprender assistindo seus vídeos. continue! abraços, Lúcio.

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Tenho mais recursos gratuitos no meu site (um pacote de tutoriais em video). É só assinar aqui pra acceso imediato..... com meu amor. jckwebdesign.leadpages.co/sf-com-portuguese-video-bundle/

[@ukaszmiler1059]

Asha, I like sliding most. so is it far more difficult to do paralell slide on these skates? And do You recommend 125mm wheels?

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Slides are possible yes, but the taller wheel means that edging and angling the skates needs to be done very subtly which takes more focus. The parallel slide is the hardest slide in the book so it's better to start with all the other slides and work up to that one...

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Oh and 125s I think should be graduated to after getting completely comfortable with 110s. They are MUCH taller and lend themselves to long distances...

[@marysilva7316]

me ajude qual seria um bom patins para asfalto?

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Todos estão feitos pra asfalto. Escolhe seu patins com o conforto dele.

[@NiekkieNick]

I am going to get the Powerslide Phuzion Argon Ash 110mm tri skates soon! By the way, Why is Asha always wearing here helmet a bit skew on her head??

[@22ryanoc]

I just ordered those on clearance. I wanted to get rollarblade. I have FR’s now. You should get those flying eagle led wheels that spark. I have luminous pink glitter and purple and the neighbors love it. How are the 110’s. I’m hoping I can still do a lot of tricks with the bigger wheels.

[@andrewoverhere8525]

@@22ryanoc wait, wheels spark now? Do tell

[@22ryanoc]

@@andrewoverhere8525 yes check out flying eagle spark wheels. They have a KZbin promo. When you do any type of skid, sparks come out. I think there are little balls of flint inbedded in the wheels. I think I would blow my neighbors minds lol. Gonna see if they have them in stock in 80 mm. I have pink glitter and purple luminous wheels now

[@andrewoverhere8525]

@@22ryanoc my little skater is only 4, not quite up to power slide level yet but that's rad I'll keep them in mind thank you

[@zoliskate]

What is the name rotation of 2:50 minutes?

[@SkatefreshVideos]

That's the Backwards Inverted Mohawk. I teach this technique in the skatefresh advanced app (apple and android). It's one of my favourite 'signature' moves. Glad you spotted it. www.skatefresh.com/apps/

[@otakurocklee]

Do these triskates work down stairs or is it too hard?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

lots of people ride down stairs on three wheel skates, some prefer 4 wheel setups. it is possible!

[@andythomson2706]

Where do you buy these? Owen Sound Ontario

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

in north america, you can try ordering for example from inlinewarehouse in the usa or proskatersplace in canada. they carry lots of our products =)

[@andythomson2706]

No retail stores carry your skate in ONtario Canada?

[@davidpereira4026]

Say hi to brazil dear!

[@shan-dog3274]

Hey Asha, what is the stop you do at 1:30?

[@shan-dog3274]

Well I am signing up! I absolutely love your skating style So smooth, so confident

[@Kickyw]

hockey stop

[@rybautube]

It's not a hockey stop, it's a powerslide. A great stopping method to have at your disposal.

[@dushk0]

I guess it was a pun intended.

[@NotBotMoment]

I skates *VERY* good on 80mm 4 wheels but 100mm triskates got me

[@1Jluccas]

Asha maravilhosa.

[@TheSimplydar]

Go asha, what is that tool called

[@SkatefreshVideos]

+TheSimplydar To get the bearings out? An Allen Key.

[@dushk0]

"This video is the first in the adult beginner series..." - one of those casting videos, right...?

[@indiaoneindia]

🤞😍

[@clray123]

Hmm I doubt they are as agile as 243mm freestyle/freeride skates.

[@SkatefreshVideos]

No they aren't exactly as agile as 4x80 but they are extremely agile for having such large wheels.

[@hiteshpurohit6883]

+SkatefreshAsha hie I am new to inline skate n I bought 90mm wheels skate bt its difficult to lift up n push forward bcz its heavy n even I do it difficult to apply t brake.. is it easy to do what u normally skate on roads.. only problm is weight.. I m replacing it with 76mm or 80mm wheels as it gives enough speed n easy to turn n also easy to lift its not heavy so dt we can try immediate brake.. plz advice me ...

[@dR3aMfyre]

Are tri skates good for beginners?!

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

yes sure, it's light and its rolling nicely but still as easy to control.

[@ludovicaromano3052]

Did you learn at roller skating by yourself or with a teacher? :)

[@SkatefreshVideos]

I learned by myself in the streets when I was 10yrs old and then I had a coach when I started to figure skate. I taught myself inline skating years later as an adult, but my figure skating background made it easier. Don't learn the hard way, let me help you. Get more free tutorial videos and all my new stuff on skatefresh.com

[@ludovicaromano3052]

Thanks a lot :) I'm learning a little..skating on quad-skates...But have still to learn how to stop.

[@rodrigoaraujo7323]

Hi Asha, please if possible edit your videos adding legend. This helps who doesn't speak English. The automatic legend of youtube is imprecise.

[@SkatefreshVideos]

I'm sorry but the production of these videos is being done by powerslide, not me. I film all my videos in 3 languages or I use subtitles. If you sign up on my website skatefresh.com you'll receive a free bundle of 10+ videos in the language of your choice (English spanish portuguese). I try to make sure everyone can understand.

[@kreigindexzensur]

pls also make some triskate slalom videos. love my triskates

[@cherrybomb5450]

Can a newbie straight away learn to skate on 3 wheel roller blades?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Yes of course. It's not a problem at all. May be not start with 3x125 straight but going with 3X100 or 3X110 is quite commun now.... see you soon on inline skates

[@cherrybomb5450]

Powerslide Inline skates what’s a 3x100 is the the size of the blades?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

@@cherrybomb5450 3x100mm is the size of the wheels in one frame.

[@yc2970]

COW CHOP

[@buffalo1700]

did anyone come out here because they just fell on their ass?

[@taehyungforlife489]

yes ;-;

[@rad5510]

-_-

[@emilyccci6964]

Yes sirrr

[@abdulisaacs6366]

Yeah and I broke the velcro on the first day with my fall... It shaved right off with the friction - _-

[@emilyccci6964]

Am I the only one that I can’t turn my foot because the skates are too strong it feels like you’re wearing metal 🌝

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Hi Emily, check your side setting and may be the length of the frame. Pascal Briand

[@Ucceah]

as much as i love my triskates, i would not recommend them to begin with! especially not for untrained adults with no prior expereince. being this high off the ground makes the skates feel a LOT more wobbly and unstable, and much harder to actually feel in control of. and that very straight stance, demostrated at 10:22 is terrible advice for beginners, because it increses the risk of falling backwards tenfold, where you have no protection, and it's much harder to safely catch the fall. note how much she's leaned fowards when ever she is actually skating. that is the proper porture! PS: perfect double-push at 0:50, though!

[@JC_66644]

the wind doesnt ur skating if ur skating into the wind!

[@SK-ow4vw]

Sometimes ideas that are not in fact correct are just regurgitated. One here is that the central wheel of tri-skates acts as a pivot point. This is not at all correct. The skates never actually pivot around this point. If they did, the other two wheels must be miraculously off of the ground. There is not pivot here. Tell me: where then is the, pivot point of figure ice skates? I'll tell you, its either at the front or at the rear depending one which move your are making. Likewise if you put ink on all of your wheels and perform at turn without lifting your wheels off of the ground you will find the pivot point either the front wheel or the back wheel but certainly never the middle wheel. The mark that will be left on the ground by the ink will be the shape of a bird flying in the distance. The reason you can pivot better on three wheels than on four is likely due to better weight transfer onto the pivoting (front or back) wheel due to the shorter base length. What is not mentioned in this video is that tri-skates come with larger diameter wheels which means normally you will get a smoother ride and perhaps more speed, but be careful because you must get the angle of the wheels compared to the lower leg pretty much accurate otherwise you will have a much larger force on your ankles or (if you have sufficient ankle supports) on your knees. Be very careful with this. Finally it should also be noted that the sprinters on the 200 m tracks always use 4 wheels. Why, because they cannot take the turns fast enough because of two reasons (a) there is not sufficient contact wheel against the ground and (b) their ankles are put under too much stress by the larger wheels - make a small mistake in the angle here and your will likely damage your ankle. I would suggest learning any kind of aggressive skating with smaller wheels first until you learn to place every foot in exactly the correct position.

[@leejennifercorlewayres9193]

Great comment. Thanks!

[@Matt-ri6vo]

sned cowchop some doopssss

[@z0m92]

Hey guys! Send this KZbin CHANNEL, COWCHOP(🐮🔪) some DOOP FREESTYLES!

[@PhaedruS007]

“Falling is a sign you’re doing things wrong”. Well I guess we’ll have to agree to disagree.

[@yc2970]

Sponsor cow chop

[@Andrewzz3]

doops

[@jotarodripjo4449]

🐮🔪

[@befo-hg5vj]

To expensive

[@MrZivert]

Why bother with knee, arm and hand protection, and then leave the helmet at home :/

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Powerslide wanted 'different looks' so we swapped outfits and helmets.

[@jchewbaka]

She's wearing the helmet.. but didn't know you have to wear a helmet while *SITTING DOWN IN FRONT OF A CAMERA* Say -do you also wear a helmet while sleeping..?

[@mkim5931]

i dont need gear and im 8

[@happydoge4433]

I need gear and im 16

[@henryreusch6313]

You don't need it till you needed it

[@Walnu77y]

Looks fun and not gay like skateboarding. But a helmet without a chin strap that's just asking for a broken jaw

[@SkatefreshVideos]

My helmet is super snug on my head so the chin strap doesn't need to be too tight. If the hemet needs securing then yes the strap needs to be tighter.

[@filmsbylina]

Seriously? Im 12 and I learnt inline skating by myself in two days! I promise its not that hard...

[@Kamianooo]

🐮🔪

[@matrixground]

🐮🔪