How to stop & control speed on down hills & slopes on inline skates or rollerblades Top Tips 4 Turns

[@pofty2]

this whole time iv not known how to break so iv been going down hills super fast hoping i dont fall lmaoo

[@zohorsenoussaoui190]

Same looollll

[@giveaway236ymexs]

Lol I used to do that until I learned how to go backwards I just did a spin and I would stop kinda a mix of the power slide and skating backwards

[@jhowardsupporter]

do you get speed wobbles on these????????? I search rollerblade speed wobble and NOTHING comes up. what is this the un-wobbleable vehicle??? Mystery vehicle no speed wobbles!

[@ahmedjagirdar2773]

Sameeeee. I went skating on sunday and almost died twice because I was going downhill and I just didnt know how to slow down

[@MrJpdr15]

Yup. Me.

[@LaurenOliviArt]

I literally just wiped out SOOOOO hard down a hill. Now I’m with all of you all trying to learn how to brake! 😂😂

[@aidanbailey1194]

Me too!! I about died today hahaha

[@RenameUranus2Caelus]

I was practicing going down hill, when a car came by. I panicked and decided to wait until the car passed. By the time it did, I was B O O K I N I T down the hill. Fell on my hip. Massive contusion and hematoma. I still have a lump...it's been months now. 🤟

[@AshleyLowis]

lmao same, ended up spraining 2 fingers after falling on my ass so now I'm trying to learn how to safely go down

[@OhReallyQc]

Yup same here xD

[@seizureboy999]

almost fell into the wash lol

[@shortcakeism]

I wished I would’ve watch this video before I attempted going downhill 2 days ago, my butt cheek would’ve been grateful... great video, I will try first before attempting going downhill again!!

[@atifking8731]

I'll rub it for you😜...But yeah I hear ya..My way of stopping had always been a suicide roll or a wall lol..

[@shiromaniw3527]

Atif King LOL

[@lucag.lisickza425]

@@shiromaniw3527 yup

[@calla8060]

yall I was at a public park and it was extremely downhill. that shit continued to be downhill for 5 minutes and my legs almost collapsed from shock 🤦🏽‍♀️🤣🤣🤣 I was so scared that I started laughing and i ended up just flying with alotta kids staring at me in fear

[@camillab8830]

HAHAHAAHHAHAHA

[@hihi-or6bt]

This same exact situation happened to me like3weeks ago

[@izj-19]

oof

[@flipflop4004]

lmao i imagined your pfp with ur situation 😂

[@yukine5558]

i also went at a park today and the road was downhill so i tried to stop it with my hand and i think it's injured 😃😃

[@Lara-jellyfish]

Thank you for this video, I went skating about 10 minutes ago and almost died, because I don’t know how to stop, but fortunately I drop myself to the ground before face the wall. After watching this video, I could learn skills and won’t be afraid in the future anymore.

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Be very careful on slopes and stay on the flat until you have 2-3 confident methods. If you need more specific in-depth help to get your stopping methods fluent check out my online course series on Stops here; skatefresh.com/stops-slides/

[@TheRobbi5]

Oh my god, I was practicing yesterday evening on that exact slope, then decided to find a tutorial on how to do it properly. How random that I would find this :D

[@LeHosko]

Where is this slope? Looks like Bournemouth?

[@michaelwang3301]

MY personal favorite stop is going on a patch of grass Edit: It really works try going fast and just going on grass.

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Yes the grass stop is great for emergency situation WHEN you have grass. But you should also develop non-grass stops so you are safe in any situation. Check out the free trials of online courses on each of these 9 trainings. Pick your theme and level and click free trial. skatefresh.com/learn-to-skate-online/

[@QuickEyeCaptures]

Thank you so much! I live in a hilly part of Seattle and I'm taking up rollerblading for the first time in about 25 years. I never had nice blades that fit right, so I'm achieving a childhood dream of having a better set of blades!

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Best of luck! That's awesome. Good quality skates help for sure but what you do with them is your call. Take it easy coming back and respect those hills and master those stopping methods above all else!

[@QuickEyeCaptures]

Thank you!

[@melaniazihlavska4578]

This is actually so helpful I skated on a bridge and almost ended up on the road and I could've injured a lot of people including myself. Thank you for making this video

[@deemrick4385]

can I carry an umbrella so that when am unable to brake I open it to reduce speed? infact it will save my wheels from tear😂😂

[@Mr_direction]

IQ scores this high are illegal

[@rahulrane1658]

Mu ha ha Loved it

[@sarbloh1124]

I used to skate when I was a kid. Never learned as such but I considered myself pretty good. I’m going to take up skating again. Will come back to your videos, when I do.

[@cottoncandyperfume]

OOO did you do it? Are ya skating again?

[@spicyananaspizza]

I'd like to know too

[@rahulrane1658]

Really well taught in a short amount of time without bearing around the bush

[@RenameUranus2Caelus]

Not only does this video present new information many others have not, but it focuses much more *effectively* on the how, the mechanics of the technique. 👏👏Thank you!👏👏

[@monicagallardo1]

Watching after a hard fall 😫

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Oh No. Please make use f my Free video classes on Inlineskatecourse.com (9 to choose from). If you are falling then you probably did some seriously wrong and its useful to know what to avoid.

[@broswitch4308]

Same here lol

[@Jaysterity]

Me too! I have deep road rash on my knee and a shallow one on my chin, and I also bit my lip on the inside with my bottom teeth so I haven't been able to eat much. So much for my birthday gift of skates lol

[@claritanassoura307]

SAMEEE this happened to me today almost broke my leg

[@shadowtoke827]

Good to hear I'm not the only one, I literally face planted the ground and came back home to watch this video 😰

[@Burps___]

There is something special and unique about seeing your feet and knees directly via the GoPro selfie while you’re explaining it. More please. Thank you!

[@SkatefreshVideos]

I know!!! Thank you. I was happy to discover with this video that recording the audio separately afterwards gives much more clarity than talking and filming and better audio (outdoors is always a pain with audio especially brighton which is by the sea and always windy). The BEST angle for looking at anyone's skating is directly from the side (or then the front or back). From the side you see the all important knee bend (or lack of it perhaps) and therein lies all the info to fixing it. I will be doing more of these I promise. I just need to get over feeling like an idiot in public! I've never used or even done a selfie properly! I'm not a fan. But learning and growing means 'being' at the edge of your comfort zone (i teach this) so I have to embody it where Im learning and thats video! Thanks for the encouragement. Much needed.

[@dushk0]

it's not that special or unique, just how it's done today - see The Lino Life, Shop Task, PintoPonyProductions. Judging by the publishing date of the vid it might well be the result of one of my comments under an older video (or not).

[@SirPrancelot1]

Never used a selfie stick? HAH! Check out this excellent video of Asha and friends in Sao Paolo kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmq0c2egmM-tmdE @1.30 OK, only for a few seconds and not looking very comfortable with it but a selfie nonetheless! Love this video and the Brighton one. Keep them coming : )

[@SkatefreshVideos]

hahahah thats right that was the first time I ever held a selfie stick and I had no idea what I was filming (which is why i gave it back quickly). Well spotted!

[@Snifffski]

Brilliant! - thank you so much for doing this, Asha. Your camera work is excellent - I can't believe this is your first attempt with the GoPro, it certainly doesn't show! I've never tried the stepping plough stop on hills and rarely use my powerslide on them, so those are two I'll have to put into use much more. I also like your reply to another post where you mention needing to push beyond your comfort zone - it's something I need to do with hills (in control of course!) as well as backwards. Massive thanks again, and keep up that fantastic camera work. Next stop Hollywood?

[@raythething9112]

First attempt? wow

[@caseymckinney9851]

I roller bladed down a mega hill and rolled right into the street and hit a giant rock and went flying. Tumbled and got covered road rash. I still have scars🤣 Need to learn how to stop 🤔

[@Atypical_Typo]

Clear picture I got right here xD I'm here because a building stopped my momemtum on a red light x)

[@calla8060]

@@Atypical_Typo I BUSTED OUT LAUGHINGG 🤣🤣🤣

[@Atypical_Typo]

@@calla8060 same as pedestrians when they saw me tank 😂 there was this old man who was like: Woah, buddy! You alright? As I was faceplanted on the grass in gront of the building wall 😂😂

[@yousefsonbol2960]

That was very helpful, I was going downhill very fast for the first time yesterday, and only then did I realize that I don't know how to stop when going so fast. I had to drop myself onto the ground to avoid injuring some kids. I should've known better. Thankfully I just got an abrasion on my knee.

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Good you realized how important it is to be able to stop. Please practice stops on a safe place and only once you master that go to slopes.

[@АндрейИванов-и5н4с]

Thank you. Asha, a good lesson. We are waiting for your lessons with impatience. 👏👍😀

[@pofty2]

this was so helpfful!!! i was wondering how much does dragging ur skates on the floor wear out the wheels? how often should you replace skate wheels?

[@johnalamariz2491]

It worn out too quick specially doing power slide, so as much as i can im just doing the stepping plow stop, to stop at high speed, t stop and power slide are both harsh on wheels

[@liam9241]

hi i know this is wayyyy late, but with regular skating (4ish hours a week) skate wheels should be replaced every month or two

[@StillAliveAndKicking_]

I’m a decent ice hockey skater but inlines are scary. The easiest stop for me is a tight turn where I pivot about the heel of one foot. I can stop very quickly with that method. I see you do a spread eagle in the middle of that power stop. No way can I do a spread eagle. Inlines are so tiring compared to ice skates, and the lack of control on stopping is worrying. Ice rinks are closed, so I’m going to be doing more inline skating. About five hours practice so far. Much more is needed. Thanks for the videos, very informative.

[@NikZvi]

Since I've moved to the suburbs of Paris, I've had to practice downhill stops a lot. I even made a few videos on it by myself.And for me the best ways is drag (t-stop) and slalom turns (curving). And also curving with the transition to powerslide. Never tried alternating plough, may be will check it in future. Great thanks for the video)

[@mycenth22]

Yeah, I ran into a rail, fell backward, and hit the back of my head hard because I haven’t practiced stopping. Thanks for the video!! ;)

[@sarahd2623]

OUCH!

[@faithlawrence9355]

Just did this today

[@Bill97070]

Very helpful, unlocked the key to my understanding of stopping and sliding. The sliding worries me about the sliding wheel hitting something and abruptly stopping me and going over the skates. I'll practice carefully. Thanks

[@jeffhermida4788]

Great video. beginner here and most videos i watched has power slide down with rear skate. your video has the stop with the front skate. will try this out soon. thanks!!

[@22ryanoc]

Thanks! Just picked up some used 125 mm zetra blades. Can’t wait to learn all this stuff I never bothered to when younger.

[@anettedouglasdotter]

Thank you so much for this important video! ❤ You are such a good teacher! 🙏

[@SkatefreshVideos]

You are so welcome! Why don't you learn the Lunge Turn (full progressions lesson) from my online course. It's available free of charge. That turn is really useful to have as it's the beginning of the Lunge Stop which on slopes is super useful. Click Free Trial here to get immediate access to that lesson. skatefresh.com/product/how-to-skate-intermediate-level-full-course/

[@LemontheDestroyer]

If I had watched this 5 hours earlier, maybe I would've avoided the road rash I'm currently sporting lmao

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Ouch so sorry that happened. Check out the free stopping methods from the "How to Stop" online course (choose your level and click free trial). Nothing is more important than knowing how to stop well and control and stop on slopes. skatefresh.com/learn-to-skate-online/

[@LemontheDestroyer]

@@SkatefreshVideos thanks for the link! I'll definitely grab those free tutorials. PS I love your videos, you're my favorite skating youtuber and it's directly because of you that I got into skating!

[@careyn15]

Yesterday I was going down hill,so fast at an extreme speed,I tensed when I couldn't do a stop.Now am all bruises,but guess ill learn gradually, want to start using my skates to work

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Sorry you had a fall (I assume that's what happened after the tensing up?) I recommend starting at the bottom of a new hill and slowly working your way up the hill adding 2 metres with each descent. Force yourself to stop on the hill and also at the bottom when you have all the speed of the hill. You must train hills like a specific goal with specific training drills and process. Otherwise they will always be problematic. Good luck.

[@yebsx2]

Can’t wait to try these! My method for stopping downhill so far has been a controlled crash into a utility pole…

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Ouch, don't even joke about that/ That's the best way to break a wrist, elbow or worse! Good job you're online trying ti learn tips on downhill stopping. But really nothing beats actually nailing your best methods on the flat first and then developing the same expertise on different slopes. My best work is inside my online courses where I've got 5 stops in a series and you can choose just the ones you want. There's 20% off till midnight tmrw for Easter. Check them out!!! Discount Code: FeelAlive20 skatefresh.com/stops-slides/

[@conni9735]

woow thanks alot swrry,..today as i go for my skating practice downslope i wont be afraid anymore,..

[@SkatefreshVideos]

That's great news. Make sure you are very well practised on hills before you take them with any speed from the beginning, OK? Be safe!

[@Vinh1089]

Thank You. Just getting back to rollerblading here at Katy Trail Dallas. Some sloping areas

[@Вася-ш3щ]

I don't like Т-stop because i sparing the wheels. T-stop eats wheels like a beast. But if someone has a wheel factory, he can proceed T-stop 24/7. ))

[@dushk0]

T-stops should really be done on the outside edge, not just lazily hauling your foot around. That doesn't mitigate the wear that much but might make you feel better for balancing it out.

[@Вася-ш3щ]

I have 2 sets of wheels. First set- good big wheels 90mm for fitness scating, which i don't want rip with slides or T-stops. Second set - cheap secondhand wheels 65mm-72mm for practicing slides, T-stops and other elements. When i wear 90mm set, i attaching default brake and using it for brakes and saving wheels.

[@Conchobhar]

Rotate your wheels, stock up on wheels, switch sides, lift up as you drag, stop being a babby about wheels etc.

[@Fetherko]

If you're poor, don't come to Brighton!

[@GollyVids]

This is such a good clear instructional video thank you. Wish I'd seen it before it before fall forward on my shoulder due to losing control

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Ouch so sorry to her this. Yes I see many pole finding the right videos after they've had a fall or accident. Be very cautious with hills and slopes. They are very challenging and demand your skills be confident on the lat before you hit the slopes. Good luck and speedy recovery.

[@carolynreynolds4999]

Thank you so much!! This is a great tutorial.

[@geu6270]

Thanks so much ! Which is best method to not eat wheels, (other than awful heel brake). I would think slalom slowing.

[@pauloviniciusl]

ive improved so much since i started watching your videos

[@jonatastentadnv]

I'm going to try the power slides, can't wait to master it :D

[@maaouy]

thanks a lot , me and my 7 yrs old son will be safe by these techniques on tomorrow skating trip. Greeting from Thailand, the kid call you 'Khun Pa' which means 'aunt' ^^

[@SkatefreshVideos]

That's vert sweet. I'm glad the videos are helping you both.

[@salmonutella6154]

Just had a brutal fall but i braced myself knowing i would flop. Got a small cut BUT the speed..im slightly traumatised lol

[@pham4925]

Thanks for saving my life and you have a great voice!

[@raulsantiagolopezpaez9674]

all your lesson are super useful...thanks!

[@SOLDADO-95]

FRENADO POWERSLIDER! Y FRENADO EN CUÑA, DE PATÍN CARRERA O PATINAJE DE VELOCIDAD! Muy buen video ! :)

[@Jacklyn.S]

It was a bright day out and I decided I would take my skates outside after days of indoor practice....I found out the hard way that our sidewalk is at a slope.

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Most outdoors surfaces have slopes on them. That's why skating outdoors is soooo much more challenging and demands good stopping skills and rough surface techniques etc. Not easy.

[@lucas_254]

hello Asha love the tuts.. could you please make a detailed guide on the stepping plough its pretty effective for slowing down abit down hill and saves wheels xd

[@Diamond-wk9sh]

Thank u! I am going to try it.

[@AlceuBap1]

Muito didático e compreensível, Asha, obrigado!

[@thomasblack-slytherin2886]

I came here after falling super super hard on my tailbone. XD probably should have watched this before hand but at least I’m watching it now lol.

[@lds8137]

Thank you for making this video!

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Glad it was helpful! If you want to focus on your stopping methods and become more proficient at them then check out the full online trainings here and choose which stops you need. skatefresh.com/stops-slides/ Nothing is more important than knowing how to stop!

[@theuker3102]

Currently falling from 7 meters to the ground now it's 2

[@ft.jackjimmy7282]

I was at a public park and I was in downhill for 30 seconds. I haven't learned to stop at high speed yet but luckily I just collided with a fence that holds the tennis court. A bunch of tennis players was looking at me weirdly as I skated away in embarrassment.

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Next time you might not get away so luckily. Please focus on learning and perfecting your stopping methods so they work on down hill slopes. It's worth it!

[@millymcbug]

Thank you for this video! Unfortunately, when I try these, I just go faster and lose control in a sideways motion. Any advice?

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. If you are losing control that means the slope is too steep for you. These skills first have to be mastered and feel perfect on a total flat surface no inclination at all, then you progress to gentle slopes gaining confidence.

[@orandilu989]

Excellent advice from Sergio.

[@claytonlopes1654]

Esperava a bastante tempo que fizesse um video como esse de freio em ladeira! Ficou otimo. Por favor, produza mais videos com diferentes tipos de freio em ladeira. Já sou seu fã, ficarei mais ainda!

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Acabei de colocar outro video sobre como controlar velocidade em ladeiras, agora usando curvas. Aqui esta, kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXmXpINsaq2AqqM

[@violapeng4962]

Really helps! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial video

[@jessunpolished2147]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@satelitekomputer2608]

Nice nice nice my teacher 👍

[@k-rollergirl123]

Hi Asha ,first I wanted to thank you for all the videos you post. Yesterday we went to a mountain and one of our roller friends got 70 km/h downhill is there any brake possible for that situation cause he just let himself downhill wondering why he wasn't wearing a helmet and keeping scissor position cause any change at that speed could end really bad.?

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. No brakes work at 70 km/h. Skaters who do downhill skating wear helmets, and not regular helmets, instead helmets similar to the ones motorbikers have.

[@XRADAR]

Awesome

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Thanks x Glad you like. Come and get more tutorials from me if you'd like to be more up to date with my content; You can even choose the level of your videos; www.skatefresh.com/video-bundle-choose-level/

[@PurpleSwils]

Amazing video, thank you so much for this!!

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Glad you liked it!

[@hongkongmamainmelbourne5325]

Hi! I am from HK, recently I got pair of inline skates and have been enjoy watching your video. For gentle downhill your clip really helps me from falling. Any advice for really steep downhill? I fell hard when the wheels went really fast and I lost my balance yesterday....

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. You need to check the slope before taking it and be aware of your limits. This awareness will come with experience and continuous practice of different stopping methods in a progressive way. In all videos with slopes Asha mentions you have to practice techniques on a flat surface and take slopes very gradually. I'm an instructor with more than 20 years of street skating and I'm not ashamed to say I took off my skates and walked a couple times when slopes were too steep.

[@seizureboy999]

muchas gracias!

[@naoyukiarakawa3270]

Hello Aisha, thank you so much for your videos!! Such informative, clear, easy to understand and helpful resources :) Just wondering where this beautiful place is. Sportive greetings

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. It's in Brighton, UK. She said it at the beginning.

[@naoyukiarakawa3270]

@@SkatefreshVideos Thanks, Sergio!

[@StreetBladerBloke]

Going downhill depending on the elevation, if high then Combination of drag/t stop with slalom turns to carve if space otherwise drag stop harder, kill speed using small circles obviously keeping surrounding vehicles in check using peripheral vision. Or learn magic slide all together..

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Yes the Soul and Magic slides are great for downhill descents. I can't do either due to a hip injury I have (nothing involving internal rotation is possible for me), but yes another good option.

[@dezzisparkles]

This was so clear! Thank you!!

[@ohkerri]

Thanks for this!

[@birdsanddogsdiscovery1412]

YOU HELPED SOO MUCH

[@daniel47896A]

Just ate it at the park on the smallest little “hill”, immediately drove home and now here we are lol

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Ouch, I hope you are ok? How is your downhill stopping going now, a month later? Or have you decided just to avoid all hills (which basically means almost everywhere)..... It's tricky out there.

[@FobTi]

Great tutorial! Thank You! :)

[@TheXzaclee16]

Thanks very helpful

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Glad to hear that!

[@XavierAoking]

This helped a lot! Thanks ❤️

I find this interesting , You explain everything clearly. 💙

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Thanks, glad it helps. Let me help you even more by joining my Online Community and receiving more free tutorials today. www.skatefresh.com/video-bundle-choose-level/

[@امیرعلیسیلانی]

Very good نرد موس شما

[@sebsuch]

Would be nice if you can demonstrate this technique on Quad skates. thanks

[@blackveilblasphemy]

so helpful, thank you!!!

[@JoeLeone636]

Your explanations are wonderful! Much better than the bulk of other vids out there. 🤙

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Glad you like them! I'm a qualified and very experienced coach with 21yrs full time work behind me. I've seen most problems and issues multiple times so I hope to teach in ways that help the most people.

[@vikanguyen9965]

Wow I could do it now

[@Deadbond1]

Your quadriceps are amazing 😅

[@happychappy2014]

Fark! I should have watched this before I went downhill ;)

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Well now you can train and be better prepared. Enjoy.

[@johnwick9329]

When i attempted do the t stop, the stoping leg starts to turn around and causes me to lose control downhill

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. That's because your back leg is carrying too much weight. Most of the weight should be on the front leg and this leg must be bent. Two other things to have in count: 1) The skate in front should be on the center edge. 2) It's called T-stop but the position is actually like an L. If the back skate crosses behind trying to make a perfect T, that combined with an inside edge in the front skate... that could make you lose control. Besides, one thing that can help you is to extend in front one arm. If your back leg is the right one then extend in front the right arm, and viceversa. That will force your hips to keep facing the direction of travel. Practice the T-stop on flat surface until you have it perfect, and only then you can use it on a slope. For a further detailed explanation you can check Asha's online courses, they are great to learn different stopping methods skatefresh.com/learn-to-skate-online/

[@johnwick9329]

@@SkatefreshVideos great, thank you bro.

[@TheChemistryGirl]

I used to be a figure skating coach in high school and i still cant stop on rollers! So hard

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Wheels are way harder than ice when it comes to stopping and then there's slopes, hills and rough surfaces added in. But that does keep it all exciting.

[@silverstreaks86]

Excellent video once again, but I'm assuming the toes in side stepping technique would only work before you pickup speed, if you are already half way down the slope reaching a reasonable speed, that technique could potentially cause u to tip over 🤔, do correct me if I'm wrong.

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. The stepping plough works great in slopes and speed as long as it's done perfectly, in fact speed skaters use it. However, it's tricky for most people because it needs a slow cadence, an exaggerated stepping out lateral motion and a correct angle for the feet. Three factors in harmony. If one of them is not under control it's easy to panic when you realize you go faster and faster. So it's a stop to practice a thousand times on flat first, and once you feel it works great at speed then you progress onto gentle slopes, and always start the slope practice at the bottom of it.

[@breannabeech181]

i have been rollerblading for 5 years and i recently started using them outside of skating places , i have never learned how to use the breaks lol

[@pepperspikes1849]

hey there asha, i love your videos! does the stepping plow also work on quads? i'm planning to get into inline skating soon, but i've been skating on quads for a few months now and i've never seen the stepping plow mentioned in quad tutorials. i know some things translate between the different skate types and some don't, and i know you skate both so i'm curious about it.

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Stepping plough works in quads very well. In inlines is important the inclination on inside edges, apart from other factors; in quads since you don't have those edges, instead it will be more about the inverted V position and the most important factor will be the stepping out laterally and its cadence. This is a video about slopes... Think twice if you are planning to go downhill on quads using stepping plow. You should practice a thousand times on flat surface first, and still it will be dangerous downhill. Slopes are way much harder on quads and you can be more easily tripped up by debris.

[@pepperspikes1849]

ah okay thank you! i will probably stick to going downhill backwards on quads then.

[@Unseen.Journeys]

Yes yes .. planning to break my legs after long time again ... These videos should help me out Wait for edits guys !! Lets see the result 😂😂😂

[@SkatefreshVideos]

You got this!

[@bradleyberentz3214]

💋 ! Awesome'Asha ! 💋

[@SkatefreshVideos]

You are enjoying my content which is good to see. Are you putting the suggestions in the videos into practice? What's working for you? What do you think is still missing?

[@fighter8o142]

Hi I used t stop but I still go pretty fast downhill can u make a tutorial on how to stop quicker using t stop?

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. In my opinion the best way would be to use alternating parallel turns in a slalom way mixing different stopping methods throughout the slope. I even use alternating T-stops in diagonal directions. All this should start even before you take the slope, not in the middle of it when you already have quite a bit of speed.

[@fighter8o142]

@@SkatefreshVideos ah thanks cause I almost got into a car accident when I skated down a hill thanks alot since I normally t stop in the middle

[@Ruhan_dar]

I am liking all your videos from India beginnier

[@BobbytheGreek]

No I won't be grated like 🧀 in my neighborhood. Thank you

[@FroggyRibbits]

meat crayon

[@cin7943]

@@FroggyRibbits thank you for this phrase

[@od0natta]

You're amazing xx

[@ぷードーモ]

I've been skating for so long and the only thing I can do is the toe in stop. I can't do it perfectly everytime tho. Definitely gonna try these all out. I'm still scared going down light slopes

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Slopes are scary when you know you can't stop on them! So train everything on the flat first and avoid slopes! Every skater (in my opinion) should have 3-4 functioning stops that they can use in various combinations. THEN you are safe and your body will relax more and you can enjoy more terrains. Have you tried my free stopping lessons as part of my online courses? I have a full course series called "How to Stop" and each level has 3-4 different stops, so 12 in the full series. There is 1 free in each level. Check out the options here and click free trial on any of those courses. skatefresh.com/learn-to-skate-online/

[@ericmueller1987]

Nice Demo!

[@brandonrashtian7215]

Hey! New to skating! Will the type of wheels have an impact on the T-Stop? I’ve purchased the Roces vidi skates

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Not at all. The T-stop is possible with any type of wheels. The bigger the wheel the more difficult it is to control speed and stop. Very hard wheels feel slippery when they are brand new, until the coating is worn a little. However, I don't think the problem are the wheels. Instead I must say the T-stop is not as easy as people think for beginners, it's actually an intermediate level stop. It involves several factors. Check this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZaQYoWkgb5nb7s If you are an absolute beginner I suggest you use the heel brake until you get the factors required for T-stop. Another good stop for beginners is the Stepping Plough. Asha has also an online course for beginner's stops here skatefresh.com/product/how-to-stop-beginner-level/ By the way, you are commenting on a video about slopes, and slopes are not good for beginners. So if you are a starter trying the T-stop downhill that's not good at all.

[@kristinewalley7828]

What about when you're flying down a hill at top speed as a newbie skater. It happened to me and I tried to use the break and I was going too fast so it knocked me off balance and I flew into the air and landed on my back. It was awful and I'm terrified of hills now.

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. I'm sorry for your accident but it's natural for you to be terrified now. It's incredible how many people come to watch this video after having an accident and not before! First of all, newbies shouldn't be taking slopes AT ALL. Second, one shouldn't be waiting to be flying downhill at top speed to apply stopping techniques. You should control your speed from the very beginning when your system sends you the first warning "Hey, you are going downhill!" and there are still chances to stay safe. This message is very noticeable and it's wrong not to pay attention to it, because the speed increases very quickly. It's just the same when you are in a horizontal plane. Your speed limit is adjusted in your brain according to the speed you feel comfortable and you are able to apply stopping techniques. That's your safety threshold. If you go beyond that limit then you pass the "point of no return" and you can only pray for the best, because if you try to do something at that speed, not in your comfort zone, chances are you'll fail and get in panic. Blocked mind means blocked body. The heel brake does work at high speed and in slopes but only if you are able to control it in a horizontal plane first. The same applies to every technique. This is why it's important for every skater to go beyond their limits BUT in a controlled way, in a controlled environment. You push the limit bit by bit and that's how your comfort zone expands.

[@kristinewalley7828]

@@SkatefreshVideos Hi Sergio, thank you so much for explaining this to me. This is very helpful and I really appreciate you taking the time too. When I went down the hill it didn't look so steep but it was dark out and I didn't realize it would be that bad. I ended up speeding down headed toward an intersection where cars were driving by and I panicked and tried to use my break. I didn't know I could go that fast on skates. It taught me a very valuable lesson and I'm thankful I wasn't hurt more than I was. I was foolish and unprepared as I didn't have a helmet on. I wish I had thought to look up your video ahead of time but I didn't know what I was getting myself into. Thank you again for responding to me. This is a lot of very helpful information.

[@andresisaac5557]

Obrigado asha 🙌❤ Você é tão Linda , obrigado pelas dicas

[@SkatefreshVideos]

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[@elainebenes6485]

Hi Ash! I’m getting new skates next week! As a beginner, which do you recommend?

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Recreational/Fitness type or freeskate type would be fine to start. 3 things to have in count: it should be comfortable and fit, it should have a good ankle support, and it should have a heel brake. There are many skates that comes without brakes but they are for skaters who already know to stop. Stopping is not really easy when you are a beginner, so the heel brake helps you while you are learning the first steps. Asha does not recommend a particular model because it all depends on your foot shape, however many of her students say Powerslide Next is very comfy and seems to fit everyone.

[@elainebenes6485]

@@SkatefreshVideos thank you!

[@katerineacevedo6316]

Genial .. lo practicare

[@hanj31]

Do you go faster downhill on bigger wheels? I have never used wheels bigger than 90mm which is what I have always used for the last 20 years.

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Yes absolutely. Bigger wheels will roll faster down slopes so it’s even more essential to have good slowing down and stopping techniques. Don’t go up in wheel size unless you have mastered this first! It’s not worth the risk.

[@hanj31]

@@SkatefreshVideos I definitely agree.

[@2stumacher3]

This is very useful last week I went down a hill and I couldn't stop and almost bumped into a mother and her baby but lucky I made it safe without injuring her and Me

[@lucag.lisickza425]

thanks Asha. u rule.

[@danizeladacorrea]

Gracias!!

[@Glorhbb]

I need help finding the perfect inline skates! I need 4 wheels, black boot, red laces, red wheels (light-up or not), and no brake. I need size 5 for kids age 12. I can't find any good skates that match that, but I'm hoping there are customizable ones so that I can create my own skates that look like them. Please suggest websites that I can buy from!

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. Take a look at inlinewarehouse.com, locoskates.com or grindhouse.eu

[@ekurdesov]

Please help me. So I going down the hill on rollerblades. It’s going pretty fast and it’s a new trail. I don’t know if there is another downhill after the turn. I’m going faster and faster and slide break at that point will help me to get to the shoulder faster :) I might just jump myself. What is the good technique there? The breaks failed today

[@ekurdesov]

Also there are uneven road splices like every 20 feet or so too

[@SkatefreshVideos]

Hi. This is Sergio from Team Skatefresh. The point is that you shouldn't take a slope if you are not ready for that, and be ready means to know several stopping ways in order to combine them. You must be very comfortable doing it on a flat surface (with speed) and only afterwards you should practice in mild slopes to get used to it progressively. Besides, you don't have to wait until the speed is high, you must start stopping before that point.