How to do the GRAPEVINE - Dima Explains

Dima teaches how to do the Grapevine trick

[@Ebakyza]

4:51 wow that's a great idea to understand the movement :D i'm learning this on ice

[@uglypinkeraser]

For me the best way to understand it was to concentrate on keeping my shoulders pointed parallel with my direction of movement. So that both the forward skating and backward skating parts of the grapevine were actually more like sideways skating. That way it keeps all the complicated transition moves more in line with my spine, I think it looks a bit better too if the skater can keep the upper body more still

[@Martins-Shaves123]

Really good , too advanced for me at the moment ... Wish I had you guys to learn from !

[@getskateywithnatey1150]

I love how Dima is so patient with you and only wants you to succeed! I wish you both luck, I hope Dima can get it on his weak side and you can overcome that final pivot! Best wishes :)

[@user-nb1fg3gk1w]

Thank you so much , I've been trying to learn this for months

[@hi8usnow]

Love your skate videos almost all caught up in the USA in California Ontario thanks for all the teachings!

[@supermarkomarkomarko]

Well done guys! I like your positive attitude and will to learn with us. This is one of mine favorite channel

[@jamesbond6687]

Awesome Video/Tutorial lessons.... I am fixated on that pattern now. lol! This video makes me wanna give it a shot. I watched the whole thing. Freestyle is not the best skating I do but sometimes I feel in the mood to goof around. Nice video! ;)

[@vergieflorsatur572]

Why hasn’t he been making new videos?

[@houseofbits]

Interesting video. Will have to try and learn this trick. You guys could do some sort of workshop/masterclass.

[@sonrisa86]

Wow! Dima is so good!

[@jacka7241]

Try and cross your dominant leg over the your less dominant leg, uncross the leg and flow into an almost sideways transition into backwards then glide almost a 45* angle lead by your dominant leg towards the direction of your less dominant leg eg. For me it would be left, because my right leg is my dominant. now for the tricky part, the backwards to forwards momentum and weight transition. You want to pull back your less dominant leg mainly putting pressure on the toes and half way through that, push your dominant leg towards the direction you are going, use arms and upper body to help you, but once your forwards you can repeat the process again and make a nice flowing pattern. Hope this helped anyone

[@carjo8914]

That's a smooth transition

[@dotmatrix6593]

It looks so easy but I know it can be soo difficult. I still have problem with the transfer from backward to forth. I'm loosing too much momentum there.

[@anllvr]

Seems like this would be so much easier with rockered frames. But Dima is good!

[@jacka7241]

Hey, can you make some videos on how you learn tricks off KZbin, eg watching slow motion videos or listening to an in depth discription

[@altairxfoxx7399]

May u make stairs tutorial plz

[@charbelgharyos1318]

Hello, first to say I love your channel I am new to inline skating, teaching myself... When I scissor my legs I turn opposite to the front leg...(left leg in front I turn right!)! Why is it so? Thank you

[@bigpurpsports7915]

Where do I get a good pair of skates

[@alicancelik1175]

Hey! I find your videos very cool but when are coming ice skating video again?

[@jessicabanaswim641]

Groovy very groovy

[@gamerpro7304]

Ever thought about buying skates with 125mm wheels?

[@hi8usnow]

I have a request I'm learning by myself and I am too scared to fall and been practicing for only a week and still feel like I can't let go of a rail or someone next to me to hold my hand any pointers? Mom said to take a broom stick with me ha ha ha!

[@nlight8769]

practice falling, then practice lemons, then practice falling while lemoning. But yeah, basically practice falling from different angles, practice being a cat who never falls on its back. That's it. You can try to use a shop cart too, but as someone said : "don't get married to that, that's no good form"

[@ivanbrown304]

I figured out how to roll on rollerblades with one wheel

[@basilvirgo]

Nice trick and good job with all your videos, JP. I really like what you`re doing. Watching the video I noticed a familiar sound from your skates. I also have a pair of Twister 80 (2016 model) which I bought a month ago. My Twister`s make similar or pretty much the same sound/noise and I figured out, after much trial and error, that the source is the wheels and not the bearings. Only two of the wheels generate this noise, no matter what bearings I place in them. After some research I found that the cause is / could be the decoupling of the hub from the wheel, but I`m not 100% sure. You can imagine my disappointment, because I was fooled thinking that these are good skates, which apparently are not and for this problems to pop up after a month of light use (aprox. 1h/day, without anything aggressive) I find it unacceptable. P.S.: The first issue was the bearings (they mixed SG5, SG7 and ABEC5) but I don`t want to complain too much, although it was a rather “funny” experience. What do you think, the warranty covers this issue? Thanks and I really appreciate your work!

[@cbrcityrollers]

i´ve been having the same problem with some Flying Eagle wheels i bought for my Seba FR2s...3 wheels make that noise now :/

[@basilvirgo]

Have you fixed the problem or not? I guess you don`t really like the sound they make!

[@are07s]

I don´t like it...but i don´t think it can be fixed...sadly

[@basilvirgo]

You`re right, this is really sad. That`s what you call "quality products". If only the FR2`s were a good fit, I wouldn`t have all this headaches.

[@daniel5762]

you have not been uploading for long-time…….

[@renarsgrantins5207]

Are you latvian?

[@mariuszmarcinkowski9321]

Does anyone knows what happened to this channel?

[@thearcader4001]

Mariusz Marcinkowski ike where is he?!?!

[@dirsair]

You are from latvia?

[@horridone]

Ja vinjs ir

[@armandseglitis8024]

*es zinu ka tu dzivo latvija* sis video ir filmets mezaparka.

[@rienn8559]

2:40

[@ArminVanHoeckDeKoning]

good but its much easier on ice cause your skate's less long

[@jacka7241]

WILDE MAN less long?...

[@ArminVanHoeckDeKoning]

yes