How I learned to Soul Slide || Two methods

[@joeypage8286]

The lemon tip, makes it look easier. I am going to try it like that. Thanks for sharing

[@TheMalni]

Thanks for such clear explanation, I will definitely try it out once the weather allows me to skate, currently we have snow everywhere 😁

[@rullikutt]

Yeah, same here... Nowhere to Skate :P

[@dominicsuffolk4525]

@@rullikuttthat’s so cool

[@carloswilson5910]

I will try it too. And what a nice video - lots of visual demonstrations, not just talking!

[@backstops]

Nice tutorial. Lemon tip looks like a great progression since I find getting low enough and having the right angle to engage the slide the most challenging. Gotta train those glutes and quads.

[@SkaegSkater]

I like the way you explain it. Well done. Helped a lot.

[@indecisions99]

Very helpful and well explained, thanks !

[@Snifffski]

I've never been able to do them, even after years of trying. I think I lack the leg/knee strength to skate in that 'sitting' position, but the half-lemons tip is really good so I'll give it another go.

[@ernavas.j80]

Verry good, thank you for your video tutorial😊

[@guy9360]

I've seen in another video a tip to keep your weight on the non-sliding foot? I assume that is also the case here? I've been trying and I have been saying it feels impossible! I have a million excuses though, my wheels are too new, the ground is too rough, I'm going too slow, my legs are too short, I am too weak, I am too light, I am too old, I will break my knee, I will break my hip and so on ... But I will keep trying! The first technique you showed looks easier, but the second one is easy to remember: "first squat then pee" ...

[@nigelpearson1403]

Looks interesting. I will give it a go as I am trying to learn the soul slide

[@larsmadsen8678]

Nice. I'll try it for sure.

[@luisandrade3211]

very helpful thanks

[@bogdantkachenko295]

useful tutorial. Thanks

[@mixalazer]

nice tutorial

[@anton8964]

I wil try it

[@uletbulu719]

i manage do it follow your tutorial. thanks bro edit: can i use this at downhill, is this safe or there's other methods that better

[@rullikutt]

You can use it downhill but Id say dragging stop/t-stop is more safe.

[@uletbulu719]

@@rullikutt i see, thanks for reply

[@CatzzSkatesFamily]

How big are the wheels? I think it’s easier with smaller wheels.

[@rullikutt]

Its easier with smaller wheels Yes. Bigger wheels mean smaller angle and is harder. Mine are 90mm wheels.

[@sedat4151]

What's the best wheel size for doing powerslides?

[@rullikutt]

Smaller less gripier wheels. From 85A to 88A

[@davidmil15]

How are you shooting this video? I guess it’s some kind of selfie stick since you’ve got something in your hand always pointing at the camera ?

[@rullikutt]

Using insta360 x2 :)

[@user-xs6mv2sh3b]

В срочном порядке нужно смазать подшипники на колёсах роликовых коньков, которые в данном видео. ;)

[@rullikutt]

Will do :D

[@sonomute]

Don't you hate it when KZbinrs beg for subscribes and likes before even showing you anything useful??

[@DecentraLife]

I thought this video was quick and very instructive.. literally any other video on KZbin does what you describe much worse.

[@user-oc5hy9sd4c]

Это ритуал. Без него хорошее видео не получится)))

[@sonomute]

Возможно. Признаю что чувак и правда хорошо объясняет ​@@user-oc5hy9sd4c