How to use your shoulder for inline speed skating (pascal briand vlog 89)

[@AConnorDN38416]

I come back to these older videos now and then and find that each time I understand them a little better. I've started practicing more the side to side should motion and it's made a pretty noticeable difference in my hip weight transfer. Other people in my skating club have noticed a difference in my speed too since I started to get the hang of it :)

[@ThePascalbriand]

Zefiris cool :-) good job

[@jasonmann9481]

Perfect teaching tool. Love the music. I sure I will watch it lots of times. Thank you!!!

[@jameshorne7955]

Thanks so much for this very helpful video. I have been thinking a lot about this while skating in recent days. I find an early swing across of my shoulders in a relatively flat plane is helping initiate and load my lead change skate for the underpush and getting better outside edge with longer glide. I find it is important for me not to dip the outside shoulder too much as I collapse or twist a bit in my position on the new lead skate leg (I'm a runner mostly so I'm perhaps not skate-strong in my basic position). Sometimes it feels I need to try exaggerating the movements to understand their purpose! I'm loving these videos. There is no-one speed skating where I live (well I'm working on getting my daughter rolling fast!) so this is just brilliant!

[@ThePascalbriand]

thank you for the nice comment^^

[@davidramirez6616]

Excelent video, excelent music !

[@freshasadaisy4782]

you skanting in slowmo and this music fits together like the taste of chocolate and hazelnut, i love it.

[@ThePascalbriand]

thanks i love also chocolate and hazelnut

[@charlesgismo14]

Hello Pascal, again a video from you opened my eyes. I always tried to avoid to twist the shoulders down to support the outside edge. In some tutorials it says" you have to be parallel to the ground with the hip and the shoulders". And I think that is the reason that my upper body is twisting too much to the left and to the right. But by dropping the shoulder down it will help to stabilize the upper body and to support the movements and the body weight transfer. I've seen your video often times but just yet it made click😂. Thank you for your videos 😊.greetings from Germany

[@AConnorDN38416]

Almost a year since I first watched this video and I've finally got the hang of it! Before I didn't quite understand that the purpose of the side to side shoulder motion is to slow down your stride and lengthen the time you spend on each foot to really take advantage of the long push of the big wheels and using your body weight. My skating feels much more efficient now ^_^

[@ThePascalbriand]

congratulation...i love when people think about skating like this. you are on the perfect road to make big progress….Experiment the feeling

[@richardvitiello5402]

Thanks. Great tip. I especially like your comment to dip shoulder. I have also found to try keep shoulder compressed and hold alittle longer on the outer push so that I can uncoil or get extra spring when pushing down and out.

[@TomJDogHouse]

Excellent instruction. Thank you!

[@Emilio_Rivas]

Ahhh. Muchas gracias Pascal. Es una información muy valiosa y aprecio mucho tu esfuerzo para mostrarla.

[@ThePascalbriand]

gracias

[@davidd.7036]

Ah! Merci. Je ne savais pas trop quoi faire avec mes épaules. J'ai reçu des conseils qui me semblaient contre-productif. Voilà qui est plus clair. Encore merci.

[@sivamaars]

I find that by using my shoulders as described in this video, i'm able to put more weight on my skates and therefore execute the outside "edge" push with more power.

[@PhotographieTB]

Really nice channel Pascal! Thank you so much for sharing your technique, tips and motivation!! Kind regards, Tjerk Bartlema

[@ThePascalbriand]

Photographie TB thank you

[@RollerSkatingMumbai]

Thanks Pascal, will try this in the week :)

[@ThePascalbriand]

my pleasure...it's not easy topics too describe cause mouvement are small ... but let me know if it help after you tried

[@jessarojas4763]

I LOVE UR TEACHING SKILL SIR I HOPE I CAN BUY SOME SKATE LIKE THAT 🙂

[@ThePascalbriand]

Thank you :-)

[@loquito649]

muchas gracias por este video, llevo mucho tiempo queriendo escuchar sobre este tema y usted lo ah explicado perfectamente

[@ThePascalbriand]

gracias .... soy muy conteno si dicen que es explicado perfectamente...si quieres puedes hacer ta traduction de los titulos en espanol? si tiene un momento^^

[@loquito649]

si. claro por supuesto

[@loquito649]

este titulo seria asi: "Cómo usar tu hombro para patinaje de velocidad en línea"

[@ThomasCollinEriksen]

Thx for this awesome video.. It really makes sences eventhough it is small movements... but it is just another small puzzle to be better :-)

[@karpmaster]

great video. some good driils for our team

[@ThePascalbriand]

thanks

[@sanidhyasaxena5547]

Hi can u make video of good start position

[@mariamyasser9043]

You teach it to us in the champ

[@navjeetsahni6543]

Hi sir I am Navjeet Harveen kaur father my daughter was ur student at this summer's pune camp it was a grt experience at the camp for her and myself I just want to ask if we swing ur arms while skating fast the same side way movement we get as in the case while we skate keeping the hands lock in the back?

[@ThePascalbriand]

you can go faster when you swing arms but not for long... i like to skate a lot hand in the back as it s good to learn stability in the hip

[@navjeetsahni6543]

pascal briand yes we can go fast but the point is with the swing of the arms the shoulders and head position should move frm you left to right the same way as we do while skating keeping the hands lock?? . Thank u very much for responding to my query 😊

[@Markskatersmbarara3165]

❤️❤️🤲

[@창명호]

oh... thank you

[@dekhanesandip683]

Sir Is this useful for track with 110 wheels, (that hip movement with glide)

[@ThePascalbriand]

Dekhane Sandip yes you can do it also on 110mm and on track

[@feutrierthierry]

hhaaaaa j'y crois pas !! comment tu as spoiler ma technique ! je rigole , j'ai pas de technique ; mais ça suit bien nos discussions ; je pourrais ajouter que , selon la didactique de Chad, l'appui de l'épaule vient renforcer l'appui de la hanche omo-latérale sur la carre externe

[@seligseligabc123]

Awesome. Great advice. Will try it.:-).