How to 360 Lion | Wizard Skating Tutorial

By subscriber request, here is a tutorial to help you get started with the 360 (double) lion! This is meant for skaters who already know the basic lion tricks and are wanting to take things a step further.
#wizardskating #howto #inlineskate
Equipment used:
@nnskates Dragon+ Frames (UFS)
@nnskates Wheels
@WizardSkating Seba SX Wizard Boot

[@smurfsocks6215]

Awesome tutorial! Please do more wizard tutorials like this. I like how you broke down the moves and recommended pretending there's an imaginary circle. Way easier to follow your tutorial compared to others I've watched. Thanks!

[@CamGoodTimes]

Sounds great, and thank you for the kind feedback! Are there any specific tricks you would like to see tutorials on in the future?

[@B3t4N1nj4]

Wizarding needs more tutorial content! Thank you for the great upload

[@CamGoodTimes]

You're so welcome! Happy it could be helpful. Feel free to let me know if you have any tutorial requests!

[@briansparks1632]

Love it, thanks Cam!

[@CamGoodTimes]

Sure thing Brian!

[@lubomirsmrza7585]

Good video man! The imaginary circle is a great way to visualize - similar as in slalom you have cones. Keep on shredding bro

[@CamGoodTimes]

Thanks so much! I'm glad it's been helpful

[@TheRollingRaptor]

Nice work, Cameron! 👍

[@CamGoodTimes]

Thank you Tim!

[@kennypeebles132]

The youtube algorithm is weird... keep on pumping out tricks man. 🤙

[@CamGoodTimes]

Hey will do. I'm super curious about what happened with your search, but hope you enjoyed some swively tricks!

[@kennypeebles132]

@@CamGoodTimes literally scrolling through my home feed and this video came up. I don't skate or watch skating videos. Nothing of the sort really. Nice change of pace lol

[@CamGoodTimes]

@@kennypeebles132 That's awesome. Glad to offer a change of pace in the feed, and happy to offer further info if you ever feel interested in trying out this funky form of blading 😁

[@skatebackwards]

Algún día lo intentaré

[@WheelyArt]

Sweet 👍👍👍

[@CamGoodTimes]

Thanks!!

[@Martz604]

Thanks for this! I hope you do more wizard skating tutorials!

[@CamGoodTimes]

Hey you're very welcome! Any trick requests in particular for future videos?

[@Martz604]

I've been really struggling with forward gazelles, open and closed. I am still spooked by doing any kind of one foot variations like Lions in general still too lol.

[@CamGoodTimes]

@@Martz604 happy to do one on forward gazelles! Thanks for the suggestion

[@lachlanhayes6364]

Thanks Cam, love your work. This one was a bit fast for me though, I didn't have time to read the words without pausing. It was all over and done before I had time to digest it. I think slowing it down a little on technical topics like how tos, and spending a bit more time on each step would help with understanding and processing the information, without making the video too long. Cheers!

[@CamGoodTimes]

Thank you for the feedback! I agree it was a bit fast. I'll be sure to slow things down further on the technical parts (and altogether) for the next one.

[@kuemagecollector]

How about some tsunamis next? Awesome tutorial!

[@CamGoodTimes]

Thank you! Although I'm happy to be of help with that, I think in this case Shaun Unwin from @flowskate did a better job describing how to do the Stunami than I could ever do: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJakfIGvrptqba8 Let me know that you think!

[@kuemagecollector]

@@CamGoodTimes no problem! Tnx again!

[@13renschi]

after the curve you turn very sharply on your one leg. i have problems doing that since it feels like the wheels are stuck to the ground. do you do a little jump or shift the weight to the back or how do you decrese the friction so you can turn? 🤔

[@CamGoodTimes]

Great question! Just to make sure I'm following you, are you talking about the part of the turn where my foot shifts forward to fakie and vice versa? If so, it is a matter of shifting weight right at that moment, in the "apex" of the turn. If shifting forward to fakie, you start with more weight on the heel and shift your weight towards the ball of your feet during the transition. You do the opposite when going fakie to forward, weight on ball of foot switching to heel in transition.

[@igorgoga7985]

Can you pls make a video of a basic pivot (not jump)

[@CamGoodTimes]

@igorgoga Sounds good! Are you talking about a pivot on one foot or both feet? Straight up and down with no edging?

[@igorgoga7985]

@@CamGoodTimes seems like any kind of pivot, i don't feel the moment and the part of the skate that allows doing it- maybe from simple to more complex please

[@CamGoodTimes]

@@igorgoga7985 sounds great!

[@igorgoga7985]

@@CamGoodTimes and maybe one leg strength exercises please