How to stop SAFE on inline skates - Plow & T-Stop skating tutorial

Learn fast and effective how to stop safely on inline skates using the Plow & T-Stop skating technique from this tutorial.
0:00 intro
1:07 before you start
2:23 Swell fitness skates
2:58 plow-stop
4:38 t-stop
6:08 summary
TRISKATING - means inline skating on 3 big wheels - is THE new skate trend. Powerslide as trendsetter and pioneer of this new big wave offering a wide range of TRISKATES for all kinds of disciplines - from speed skating to fitness skating, from freeskating to off-road skating.
We also care a lot about "safer skating" and therefore teamed up with Asha Kirkby from Skatefresh. Asha travels extensively offering skate workshops all over the world.
skatefresh.com/ offers online training in the form of instructional video courses in the themes of general skating, stopping techniques and fitness/speed skating (20% of which are available for free).
This series of "Three wheel skate tutorials" is split into episodes for absolute skate beginners, intermediate level skaters and advanced level skaters. Asha will demonstrate how to handle your Triskates and will teach you the different stopping techniques to make sure you have great fun with your new Triskates. We also plan a special series for kids also.
Enjoy the videos and enjoy skating on Triskates!
Powerslide - WE LOVE TO SKATE
www.powerslide.com
#howtoskate #learntoskate #fitnessskates

[@ignaskooz4604]

I love inline skating.

[@max404]

Thank you your instructions are very clear and pedagogic, I have started from 2 days I will apply today I am so happy. :-D

[@lola133174]

Emmanuel, how roller blading going so far ?

[@Mirko_SanSan]

These really are great tutorials. Thank you!

[@nlight8769]

To me, the plow stop is far more easy than the heel brake. The heel break I learned at the same time as the scissors and T-stop, those require more training and mastery IMHO, because of the balance they demands.

[@Okelojnr]

Have been skating for three months now haven't had any good boots yet but your tutorials have helped me a lot thanks ❤💯

[@embethzoozoo5976]

It is 1 year later how good are you now I just started

[@masteArthur1999]

you have such a pleasant voice.. It makes me feel chill somehow

[@StillAliveAndKicking_]

Nice. Few people teach the snow plough but it’s a useful stop especially backwards.

[@poshankc9161]

i learn very fast because of you😍 thank u very very very much

[@catha86]

So happy to see a new video :) I got this skate yesterday. Looks great and cool

[@SkatefreshVideos]

I'm sure you will enjoy the Triskates. I really loved them and have now converted full time to 3 wheels! If you need some help with your Stopping methods, check out my free tutorial series (1) or sign up on skatefresh.com to receive a free bundle of new videos (2). Either way let me help you improve so your Triskating is fun safe and confident. 1. jckwebdesign.leadpages.co/english-plc-1-page/ 2. www.skatefresh.com/video-bundle-choose-level/

[@miteshgamit9059]

@@SkatefreshVideos what my?

[@svenmagic4325]

Thanks for this!! I learned a lot :)

[@singhhd8046]

Love you. Thanks

[@bamsgian9759]

It's hard to transfer weight to one foot, and it's harder if it's not dominant foot

[@abc5456]

Hi Asha, I just watched one of your videos for beginners where you pointed out 5 mistakes that they made. One of them was in a bad position. You said that it's wrong to have a 15 degree lean forward position while on this video you ride exactly on this position. Can you explain me this please?

[@chilatelover]

Excellent

[@shajwansworld]

Thank you love

[@craftychatscafe6342]

Thank you for sharing. Your videos have been so helpful. I have no teachers near me so I am a Student of YT.

[@Eimhin1]

good video!

[@Syman]

Thanks ;)

[@Lucasstithmusic]

Thanks

[@tashneetsinghq]

Big fan love from India

[@skatebackwards]

Hola si quitó el espaciador y no se lo coloco realmente no me interesa ir rápido solo poder ir de un lado a otro uso los patines como zapatos entonces la pregunta es si le quitó el espaciador quitarlo no ponerlo otra vez tendría problemas con las ruedas

[@skatebackwards]

Hola de nuevo eh quitado el espaciador y funciona de maravilla los domino mejor los patines muchas gracias

[@LilSyl05]

Hi I have a hard time with the T-Stop Every time i do it my feet that has most of the weight always change direction. I cant keep it straight

[@felici01]

Will removing the spacer to reduce speed on the 4 inline skate wheel be the same effect as you demonstrated?

[@mitchellsewell275]

Hi Asha, Please what protective gear pads are you wearing? I am interested in finding ventilated padding especially knee and elbow. I am happy with the wrist guards I currently own. Thank you, Mitchell

[@nlight8769]

Powerslide manufacture some, however I would advise you if you can, to go to a shop and test the different gears available, and particularly check that the the gear once in place, don't shift or would not shift with a shock, it is very very important. IMO, no "ventilated" gear pads ever fulfilled the task correctly in that regard. Cheers

[@Kish_167]

Сегодня первый раз прокатился на роликах Сначала ехал в гору - было тяжело, неуклюже и я думал: "скорее бы спуск". И вот начался спуск. Именно тогда я понял, что даже не представляю, как тормозить эту хрень Скорость становилась всё больше, а мои надежды на благополучный исход всё меньше. Потому что в конце спуска была свежая полоска асфальта после укладки труб Но в этот раз мне повезло и я даже не упал, чему очень рад, потому что никакой защиты на мне не было И вот теперь я смотрю это видео

[@rodrigoaraujo7323]

Please consider to take your feedback about the new Powerslide Trinity mount frames.

[@liszetvazquez]

🙂 👍

[@introsj]

I recently bought triskates 100mm i dont know how to stop.. What should i do?

[@jgrsrichelle7803]

When removing the spacer you mean to say all of the wheels?

[@gandarfflow922]

Mui bien agra dable

[@masonjagat]

Doesn't that give your wheels flat spots for a bumpy ride..?

[@sajawalsajjad5594]

hi asha I am very thankful to you I am beginner but I learned good training and tips from your videos.but my balance and staking is not good . I don't know to skate give some basic tips

[@SkatefreshVideos]

If you coe and sign up on my website to my online community I'll give you instant access to 9 Beginner level videos that will definitely help you to get started with more information and practices to follow. www.skatefresh.com. I'm sure I can help you more.

[@shreenanote234]

I like it so much and could understand that technology of protect our body while setting

[@ineke6425]

Dear Powerslide Inline Skate, For a Dutch Educational Television Show from the Public Broadcasting Station, I'm making an item about skate wheels. For this item, I need footage of a tri-skate, and your video is amazing. Would you be ok if we use a few seconds of your video on our show? All the best, Ineke

[@MrSEDECAVE]

voy a Madrid una semana, me podeis ayudar a donde comprar unos powerslide 3x125mm, dedme nombres de tiendas, agradecido.

[@lckyantn2008]

@Powerslide Inline skates: thx u powerslide, thx Asha .. (y)

[@theswagman1263]

I've got experience ice skating, done a lot of skiing, and roller skated on quad skates when I was younger, do you think 110mm tri skates would be manageable for learning inline skating?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

hi , in your case, for sure 110mm would be great. no doubt.

[@theswagman1263]

@@PowerslideInlineskates thank you ! :)

[@caddycanton4273]

Can I get a new boots

[@only1zo]

It's hard to transfer weight to my front foot (I think) because my roller blades might be too big. I'm a size 10, and my roller blades are a size 12. My feet wobble considerably.

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

HI Wayne, for sure having toobig skate can create some wobble effect. May be check our MYFIT product to help solve this. Pascal Briand

[@medha8850]

From were do you buy triskates

[@sugarnspice999]

are those the 125 mm wheels?

[@MrKewlplayer]

Yep..I fell yesterday...my wrist is kinda sore today.

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

sorry to hear about that. Hope you get well soon. Always make sure you use protection in case. Take care.

[@Carlos-dk6fg]

i like roller blades

[@Vanalleswa]

Removing the spacer Wil also destroy your bearrings..

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

not really, if your bearings have a good enough quality and you do not extremely over tighten the bolts, your bearings will be just fine and not roll much, so you practice slowly.

[@Vanalleswa]

@@PowerslideInlineskates the bearrings can't take sideways force. They are not built for that. The reason your wheels are not spinning as fast, is because you are bending the inner ring vs the outer ring of the bearing. So you really are destroying your bearrings. This is really bad advice!

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

@@Vanalleswa if you are just about to learn to skate and go really slow and carefully to learn the fundamentals, the pressure will be not so much and good bearings can withstand that. this is an advice for the very first steps how to learn to skate. of course for intermediate and higher level skaters, we fully recommend the use of spacers and all our skates do come with spacers.

[@Vanalleswa]

@@PowerslideInlineskates I understand why you are advising this. But as a skate branche, you can't give this advice. You probably know a lot about skates, I know a lot about bearrings. Even the best quality bearrings are not built for sideways pressure.

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

@@Vanalleswa maybe we can agree on that way: we do not recommend to take out the spacers if you want to actually skate a lot. we encourage you to try out the beautiful form of inline skating in any way possible. if you are too scared of the quick rolling movement of your wheels and prefer to roll slowly to gain control and skate skill first, the way to take out your spacers between your bearings can help lowering the rolling speed. we do not recommend to skate long distances or lots of impactful skating with this version. thanks for your honest input, always much appreciated!

[@raffman4266]

What hardness wheels do you recommend good for stopping and sliding?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

harder wheels are better for sliding....85a and more.

[@user-he1lu6kt1z]

🖒🖒🖒❤

[@godjhaka7376]

If your feet get too close with a plow stop, just go into pizza wedge stop.

[@Galimah]

for complete begginers... are 4-wheel easier?

[@user-bz8pm2ne9u]

Galimah Yes, closer to the ground.

[@Galimah]

+Linde Boersen dank je wel

[@juniorbjbj9670]

cadê a legenda?

[@espantalhoeusou]

colcoa pra traduzir automaticamente

[@cristinacroes7756]

I love your skirt and leggins! Do you sell them too?

[@Battlehammer333]

imho you should learn the t-stop asap. once you figured it out, you can put more and more weight on the back foot and it soon becomes a faster and safer way to stop than the heel break because it provides way more stability since you can bend your knees further and lower your centre of gravity. especially if you go fast.

[@SkatefreshVideos]

The Tstop is a useful stop and slowing down method, but I have tested it against the Heel brake stop (i.e. 2 god skaters travelling at same speed, one doing heel brake and one doing T-stop) and every time the heel brake wins in terms of stopping distance because it is simply more efficient at stopping you than the T-Stop. However the Heel brake stop is often 'bullied' and not given the respect it deserves because it is considered 'uncool' by some people. This is hugely unfortunate because the heel brake is THE best method for everyone to use when they first start skating. Personally I think it should remain with a skater until they can do 3-4 OTHER stops well from high speeds (and the T-Stop will of course be one of these methods). But I don't recommend people remove the Heel brake when they only have a 'more or less ok' T Stop. This causes lots of problems. Bending the knees in all stopping methods will produce the same result; more intesity and more energy transfer into the ground. For more discussion and tutorials about Stopping methods, check out this new video series (for a limited time only). jckwebdesign.leadpages.co/english-plc-1-page/

[@themanofgod8770]

I've never used safety protection before 😂😂

[@nlight8769]

But if you hurt your joints badly, you will regret it then, and even more when you'll be in you 50's...

[@hamasmillitant1]

but it lets you avoid getting rained on because you can feel the pressure change, which stops you getting rusty bearings

[@nlight8769]

XD So true !

[@Ratwoman5000]

Norbert morha Me neither!!

[@rohitsingadi2722]

Mam can u teach me I m from india ....

[@aashirbo7634]

Ffvhmm is aashir but she was e

[@6ramo6]

I really don't need to stop idk when I wanna stop I can do it with out any moves

[@Dain03]

I dont think the tstop would help mne in high speed🥲