HOW TO JUMP ON INLINE SKATES - Part 5 - 180

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HOW TO JUMP ON INLINE SKATES - Part 5 - 180
One eighties are an important skill for all city skaters. A one eighty is a very useful jump because landing backwards is the best technique for landing big jumps.
0:22 Step 1 - Practise in your shoes or socks. Scissor with surfer arms. Right foot in front and right arm in front. Or, vis versa, left foot and left foot in front. Practise pivoting on your toes without moving your head. Then add in a small jump with the same toe pivot movement.
3:10 Step 2 - Practise in your skates on grass. Follow the same steps as in step 1.
3:45 Step 3 - Practise rolling with your body in the scissor and surfer arms position. Bend you knees and flex your ankles so your shin bone is pushing into the tongue of your skates. Rise up and push with your toes and get your heels off the ground. One this is comfortable, try the toe pivot. Always focus on your head position. Try not move your head.
4:13 Step 5 - Warm up the one eighties with a few small hops in the scissor, surfer arm position. When you are feeling confident go for the one eighty. Push off with your toes and pivot as you take off. Make sure your head is looking at the landing the entire time.
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[@seerseeker77]

I finally learned to 180 after practicing one hour nonstop with this video playing 👏🏼

[@sulleyvester]

This video caught my attention, but your comment inspired me to actually try it! Thanks :D

[@jonbertocchi173]

Same, well I learned how to do a 180 but this video helped me improve it.

[@OUTWOLVY]

Wow that break at 4:45, damn! Teach me that! haha it looked amazing!

[@FlowSkate]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3aYhXdmmK52lcU Here it is!

[@The_Man_Who_Sold_the_World.]

Woahh

[@Johro66]

I notice you have a thumbs down on this video, I have a theory about this, I think somewhere in this beautiful world there's a sad and lonely individual who just hates everything and everybody, and who thumbs down every youtube video he/she lays eyes on. This person just needs a hug.

[@FlowSkate]

Haha. Well said.

[@Johro66]

Shop Task lol thanks.. Seriously though, I'm not trying to be mean, but like, I got a thumbs down on my channel the other day, but no reason given, and I'm like, why not tell me? It's not like I mind that someone isn't bowled over by my skating experiences, (I'm still learning), but I even mention in my "About" that "constructive criticism is welcome". If you don't like something I did, or didn't do, tell me why, right? If you were just bored by my content, or maybe thought it just wasn't for you, easy enough to move on. But when you hit that "dislike", it's courteous to state why, so I can either learn from it, or decide I can safely ignore it because it's not a valid critique. That's all. I just love to skate, and I like to share my learning experiences, for myself, and for other skaters to maybe learn from, or be inspired by.

[@Superogobongo]

@@Johro66 You're ranting about 0.8% of the votes. It's not worth it, get over it, for your own good.

[@Johro66]

@@Superogobongo hardly ranting, lol..

[@SmiteKite]

5:22 bunny on the grass! Git 'm

[@ConnorsRevenge]

Also at 2:20 on the right side :D

[@mattvelasquez3323]

I live in California and whenever I ride my fr1's everyone looks at me sideways. I haven't seen but a couple people so far on inline skates. I used to skate when I was a kid and loved it and now being 34 I thought why not get back into it. I absolutely love it. Shaun you inspire me to want to be better. I practice everyday and watch alot of your videos and learned alot from you. I really appreciate it. I would love to come skate in Canada where inline skating looks like the norm there. Thanks again

[@nadirisarkin8538]

Thank god KZbin finally recommended to watch this video. I was struggling to find a tutorial like that! Special thanks for the tip that ‘further scissor’ position gives you more stability.

[@jonatanguitar]

4:44 That move tho! So smooth... Beautiful!

[@FlowSkate]

Haha! Thank you. That is called a Back Open Gazelle. Have you seen this >> kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnXbaYN8o5uMf8U

[@noampitlik2332]

I feel like anything goes wrong and the beard will save you.

[@andrew1k]

This is perfect explanation and amazing skating - thank you very much for making these videos. Very motivating!

[@fernandohj.4741]

Nice thanks Shaun the last flow is really cool. Life is good. Keep rolling namaste.

[@user-eg6vz8ip9t]

Maaan! The last line was just insane! Super creative) And as always all explanations are very detailed, so you got no chance of making a mistake or doing something wrong) Thanks!

[@ayeshaflores7917]

Can't wait to try it, thank you. I was REALLY impressed with the in-between swivel move starting at 4:44. Maybe a tutorial on that, one day?

[@seerseeker77]

Ayesha Flores I’d say it’s a fakie 3 turn

[@ententchen]

It's the Gazelle (a 3 turn move). Shaun has 2 or 3 tutorials about it :)

[@melvindelacruz6847]

Thank you for all your video bro. New subscribers here I wish im good skaters like you!

[@madamoise765]

thank you for these videos!! ❤️❤️

[@switzenhausen]

thank yor for your time!

[@TIJEY-BEG]

Impressive how you combine Parcour running and inline skating. This is really sick. I wish I was as good as you.

[@ROT8TED]

Thank you this is so helpful

[@BlackCrag]

I can't tell you how excited I get when I get notified of your new video! Sad, I know, but I love em! Great job as usual... And they're definitely helping me to push myself. Thanks Shaun 👊🙌

[@FlowSkate]

Boom!

[@LuckyCuban]

Thank you master, I got a fantastic 180 now

[@leonwatkins5072]

Dude I love these lessons iv started skating in April this year getting pretty good at skating forward I can glide lift up one foot up and cross over but when it comes to the pivot lifting up I’m struggling a lot I have landed 180s by jumping but somthing about the pivot I can’t seem to do but gunna keep trying :)

[@TOMTOM-nh3nl]

Thank You

[@shivraj.editing]

Thank you 👍❤

[@redou85]

i like the effort that you make to explain things to us; thank you

[@cestgratuit]

The freeriding part is really cool I mean awesome

[@battle__chick]

Practiced doing a 180 jump in the grass with my skates on. Baby steps but I'll get there!!!

[@zamfirioan5178]

Tank you from this video you are the best

[@williegreenway5464]

Thank you...I could not figure out why skaters easily turned backward so smoothly. Thank you for you precised movements on how to on your videos...

[@laurentermellini9710]

Great vidéo !! That is really helping 😉 Namasté 🙏🏼 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@williansantana306]

Não pare de fazer vídeos vcs são ótimos.... aprendo MT cm vcs valeu. Conexão 🇧🇷 🇨🇦

[@muhammadmeivinaspartamo7489]

you are a true expert man. Thank you for the cool tips.. I am 38 years old and going to skate again, the last time I skated and did those jumps was when I was 12 years old..

[@giovannigoritube]

Thank you so much for these videos Shaun. I'm learning everything by myself just watching your videos! I'm slowly learning forward to backward 180 jump. Backward to forward is a little more difficult for me. Strangely enough you did not a video about that! Is there any particular reason? Thank you for being such a nice and polite person too

[@Johro66]

Just awesome..

[@design_with_xoliswa]

I am a beginner as well thanks for the tutorial

[@jonbertocchi173]

Nice vid.

[@rom5721]

Hello. I'm a beginner skater. Your videos are so kind and cool. These always make me want to go skating. Thanks💕

[@FlowSkate]

Awesome! Appreciate the nice comment. Motivation boost!

[@nadster76]

Awesome man. I gave this a try today, took about 10 minutes to get, thank you!! 🙏

[@FlowSkate]

Too easy! Thanks for sharing.

[@danieln.4205]

Thanks as always Shaun! This is a very helpful one for me as now I'm graduating to practicing stalls for grinds. Getting to that fakie position and getting out will be almost key to keeping my flow at a park or waxed area. I also agree with some previous comments as to a 'how to jump while skating backwards". But on a lighter note, maybe some bloopers? *edit from just after a skate on Friday Aug 25* Thank you Shaun and Shop Task! I have reached, what I believe is a milestone for myself today. I have managed to string together a number heel pops and toe pushes in a very small space. Admittedly, it was within my "practice zone" which is flat and generally smooth but I feel this is an achievement in itself. I hope to soon apply these on the choppy streets of Stouffville as readily as I do it in my "practice zone ".

[@FlowSkate]

That is great to hear. Practice, practise, practise.

[@chrisrugh792]

Me too...360's that is. Shaun, I'll tell you why your videos are great; even though I am very comfortable w these, I still want to watch anyway. You always seem to bring a fresh perspective. And what a great view of Calgary!

[@Worques]

I also found that when some begginer asks me how to do something, it's easier to explain if I had previously watched tutorials and breakdowns from people like Shaun who give useful tips on the topic

[@FlowSkate]

Thank you kzbin.info/door/DCOJNI9Wm-Bm6OinVt-Fwg and kzbin.info Am glad that even experienced skaters can learn from these tutorials.

[@FlowSkate]

Thanks Derek. I am going to put my effort into free skating over the next couple weeks. Free skating and backflips.

[@CleanJerkWeightlifting]

Hi, guys! Nice videos! Sorry that's off topic. We take part in the race RED BULL SOAP BOX RACE 2017 in ALMATY, KAZAKHSTAN. And we want to build a bolide like a ROLLERBLADE. We need your roller support. Our hashtag is #redbullsoapboxподопытныйкролик You can find us in Facebook and Instagram by hashtag. Please, say to your friends and support us. We need your "LIKE"s and comments. We hope on your supports. Thank for your time!

[@MrPiczek]

Can't wait for 360

[@joshandringa501]

Shaun, for someone like me, your videos are priceless. Very inspirational and very clearly explained. Too bad I can't stop by and buy my new skates at your store as I live 10.000 lightyears away :-) Well maybe it's miles but it feels like lightyears know what I mean?

[@FlavioTraiano]

Awsome tutorial!!! Keep up this wonderfull job... Thks

[@FlowSkate]

Thank you, Flavio. I appreciate the nice comment.

[@Royklein2011]

please never stop making videos 😉🤘

[@FlowSkate]

You are awesome Roy. Thank you for the support.

[@T.Michael]

Great video! Thank you.

[@FlowSkate]

My pleasure!

[@ViktorJenei]

Awesome, i'm going to practice this next time i'm skating!

[@FlowSkate]

You got this Viktor!

[@Rafael-rz4sw]

Amazing explanations. I liked it. Super didactic. Well done!

[@FlowSkate]

Thank you! I appreciate the nice comment. How long have you been skating?

[@macyxin9156]

I got my 180! thanks so much! my landings are kind of sus tho, since I land with my feet wider apart than the starting position. Gonna keep practicing!

[@kamalazry1014]

I like your tutorial video Shawn thanks

[@FlowSkate]

My pleasure. Thank you for the nice comment.

[@isaacgreen9495]

This was helpful.

[@FlowSkate]

Awesome!!

[@dinhoflag1674]

Thank you very much for explication, your videos are a inspiration!

[@FlowSkate]

My pleasure. Thank you for the support.

[@Fitzis]

Long time watcher, never commented before. Just wanted to say a big thank you for all of your great work. This video comes out as I'm struggling myself to make a decent looking 180. I'll try your tips as soon as I can. Greetings from Italy and again, thank you!

[@FlowSkate]

Thank you for the support. I really appreciate it. This technique for 180s works really good for most of my students. I hope it works for you.

[@Fitzis]

Shop Task update: it really did the trick! I went out today practicing and I soon found out what I was doing wrong. In 5 minutes time I was doing it no problem. Thanks again. While I'm at it: I found very useful your instructions on weight balance. That 2nd wheel/3rd wheel indications in the gazelle video really made it clear for me. Keep up the great job!

[@FlowSkate]

NICE!! Great job. Thank you for the feedback. I am never too sure which detail will help out the most.

[@Mrmhibbert]

Shaun, any tip for doing these jumps on a banana/full rocker? I'm wearing Seba high light carbon with 76/80 rocker and always feel off balance on landing

[@DanielCastillo911]

Nice Rollerblades jumping tutorial dude, do you know if all that you've explained can be done with a marathon triskates? (110-125mm wheels, racing frame)

[@duffman1781]

Hi, good Video, Can you explain how to just jump backwards?? Thanks.

[@NikZvi]

Nice tutorial. It looks like in one old russian movie. The guy taught how to dance twist with the cigarettes.Exactly the same technique:)

[@FlowSkate]

Haha! Putting out the cigarette is such a useful technique.

[@plainuser48596]

Nicely done as usual. Will we get "how to jump while skating backwards" ? or even better "How to roll the stairs" ?

[@FlowSkate]

For sure. I would really like to make videos for both those topics.

[@gomugomu9509]

Yeah pliz more

[@maelogarcia5378]

Thank you soo much for this video is very detailed. I was having trouble with 180s but i should be ok now thanks 👍 i skate ramps on roller skates

[@FlowSkate]

Awesome. I often skate with Rollerskaters at the local skateparks. So much fun. If you are interested we are doing a seminar on 360s this Wednesday Aug 22 at 7:30pm.

[@maelogarcia5378]

I wont be able to join because i work nights but ill watch the video after it uploads

[@user-cs6hf1vg2m]

The vid is cool as always but the trick is that I keep my right leg a bit in front of me when mowing both frontwards or backwards (scissors you know) which makes it impossible to make this nice toe pivot like is shown. Has anyone encountered the same thing?

[@LoveForGraffiti]

One question: I would love learn this kind of mini backward crossovers where I suppose you also generate power? I didn't see those in your detailed backward skating tutorial. Can I find it somewhere? thanks :)

[@khadyniang7626]

C tellement cool

[@FlowSkate]

+Khady Niang 🙏

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[@robbrenton9438]

Prime

[@justicewilson7761]

It really helps, I needed to work on that 🖒

[@FlowSkate]

Thanks, Wilson. I love your avatar.

[@justicewilson7761]

Thanks !!!!

[@ghostblades5695]

what kind of frames are those? I'm a beginner but I feel that I'm learning at a very fast pace having rode as a kid and being a skier. I have a pair of twister edge aggressive inlines with supreme 85 a 80mm urban wheels. would I benefit from a frame like yours?

[@sh-bt7he]

Is it easier to switch from scissor stance than from parallel stance?

[@DavidSkis]

Good elements in your lesson. Great athleticism. Have you considered learning to soften your landings instead in order to reduce the impact on your joints and the joints of your learners? (Softening landings are standard in skiing, snowboarding, and among my level 3 inline skate instructor friends.) Always lots of elements in your videos for most skaters to aspire to.

[@FlowSkate]

Thanks David. I will do some Googling and look up more ski tutorials on landings. I have been thinking a lot about landings. I didn't talk about it much in this video but in the previous videos I share my thoughts on stomp landings and edge landings.

[@ArisMelachroinos]

Great videos. I would like to ask something in order to understand it better, as I am very new to the sport. When doing a 180, I start with the right foot forward and should land with my left foot forward as with this tutorial. (When I say X foot forward I mean by the perspective of me looking down at my feet, and not which foot is in front of the movement) I am used to 180 on bmx, where you start with right foot forward and land with right foot forward too. Is this bad to do on rollerblades? One thing that confused me even more, is that on your next video (Quick tip - how to late 180...) you mention that we can have the same foot forward on the 180, but you have the left foot forward while rotating to the left too, and it seems very wrong to me. So I like to have my right foot forward, do a 180 to the left, and still have my right foot forward. Is this bad? If I want to go down some stairs going backwards, can I do it having the right foot forward? It seems so weird that I have to get down some stairs using my left foot forward because I have to switch them on the 180. Isn't it harder? Thanks a lot for your time

[@ayeshaflores7917]

Ha ha. Just read further down into the comments. Will check out the vid. I'm only, now, just learning to roll in backwards scissors. You should prob add that link in description may get a lot of requests. :)

[@FlowSkate]

Good idea!

[@sasha5362]

🙏

[@FlowSkate]

Namaste

[@robertgiacomo2655]

Q. I guess all that aggressive skating is great fun for you, but have you considered the impact it may have on you when you hit 50+ and still intend to skate? Your knees are your shocks, but like any hard driving they could be liable to quicker wear and tear. Only as you get older you become more prudent with health and body.

[@TIJEY-BEG]

Hope by watching your videos I can improve. But I must beat my fear. Compared with skateboarding, it is more dangerous. Becuase here you cannot drop your skates if somethig goes wrong, to land safely on your feet.

[@bulentsert9068]

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[@tobiasmayer4492]

bunny at 5:18

[@MateuszJadach]

Hey, great video! What about 180 from skating backwards? Is it the same technique?

[@budus2]

That's actually much easier and more natural, because you are landing forwards :)

[@Worques]

that's true, it's easier to do it from backwards to forwards, but I am having problems with getting height when doing that. Probably because I am used to jumping while rolling forwards and I am not used to jumping backwards.

[@budus2]

same problem here ;)

[@FlowSkate]

Similar technique but a few differences. I usually will use a mohawk transition when going back to front. To jump from back to front I would break it down like this: Approach - Feet scissored, surfer arms. Same as the landing in the 180 video. Jump - Weight on second wheel, strong toe push. Rotation - Rotate the direction of the leading foot and arm. If you are a looking over your left shoulder then your left foot should be leading and you should rotate to your left. Close your trailing arm so it comes in front of your body. Landing - Aim for a stomp landing but be ready to save the landing with quick inside edge lemon.

[@CleanJerkWeightlifting]

Hi, guys! Nice videos! Sorry that's off topic. We take part in the race RED BULL SOAP BOX RACE 2017 in ALMATY, KAZAKHSTAN. And we want to build a bolide like a ROLLERBLADE. We need your roller support. Our hashtag is #redbullsoapboxподопытныйкролик You can find us in Facebook and Instagram by hashtag. Please, tell to your friends and support us. We need your "LIKE"s and comments. We hope on your supports. Thank for your time! We in facebook facebook.com/events/264422277393613/

[@davew3935]

So, the front foot is always going clockwise on the pivot? Its is the direction that trips me up. Maybe it is the left going clockwise (when in front) and the right counterclockwise (when in front).

[@FlowSkate]

Sorry. I didn't make that clear. Rotation to the left - Right foot and right arm in front Rotation to the right - Left foot and left arm in front

[@juliohernandez2105]

That's a great video, superb and really help wit my transitions You are good man

[@FlowSkate]

Thank you, Julio.

[@oskarmihalovic3903]

Is possible to set up those wizard frames on rollerblade maxxum84?

[@FlowSkate]

No. The Wizard is UFS. UFS is the standard for aggressive skating. The main difference is the Maxxum boot has a raised heel. Rollerblade Fusion, Seba SX are urban skates with the UFS standard.

[@oskarmihalovic3903]

ok,ty, keep with nice videos!!!

[@xeriotti]

Whats that at 5:23??? The strange unidentified mammal in the background

[@neweraking93]

Lol

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Next time grapevine move

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😂😂 toe pivots save forrests