Learning to Freeskate in 30 Minutes (Complete Beginner)

[@trueskyte]

5:37 "This kid picked up in 20 minutes what I picked up in 5 days, so I don't like that guy" Haha hilarious. :D

[@jmkride]

😂🤣😂

[@likeThisNThat]

I got the skates 5 year ago and gave up. because of this channel, I challenged again and pumped for the first time in 2weeks.... 30 meters... Thanks, JMK😊😊 but first pumpin in 30min. Wow😲😲😲😲 I envy these people.

[@jmkride]

Great job! That's amazing. So happy you picked them back up

[@ReavoEnd]

Yooo this video is so good haha. Production quality definitely on the up. Really getting a hang for those cuts and keeping the momentum. Love to see it!!

[@jmkride]

Thank you!!!

[@siboneyyy]

nice to see when you make other people happy with your craft! just like my onsra e-longboard, i'm really looking forward into getting a pair of those freeskates

[@jmkride]

🙌🙌🙌

[@pyonzilla]

After watching the part at 2:39, the mini pumping lesson, I feel like I have been brute forcing my pump, everyone teaches "toes in, toes out" but not how to apply pressure, where to apply it and when to apply it like that short section telling the guy when to push and at which direction, could you make a more detailed video on that "one, two" transition and how we can practice that for a more efficient pump?

[@jmkride]

Of course! Thanks for the request - This seems to be the main setback for many in the community. We’ll work on more dedicated pumping vids! Without specific context to your current progress… bending your knees and avoiding a wide stance goes a long way with range of motion, as well as applying said pressure. Would love to hear more on how it’s going for you!

[@TravelAlways316]

Gahhhh so cool!!!! This really makes me want some to try it. Maybe I’ll see you guys out and about in SD

[@jmkride]

That would be great!

[@cicconiusti5784]

3:00 that 1,2 pump is impressive!!! you must have thighs like a body builder to get up to that speed from nothing ❤

[@jmkride]

Freeskates do wonders for the legs!

[@DiogenesOG]

What helped me learn to freeskate is knowing some crip-walk steps and having learned that weave rhythm from ice skating and rollerblading in the 70s and 80s.

[@Luclecool123]

Hi awesome video guys! Could you please make a tutorial on how to climb up small steps like sidewalks or road bumps ? Thank you so much!

[@jmkride]

Are you referring to curbs, stairs, or speed bumps? And what are you struggling with specifically? Just we can make the correct video in the future 😁

[@Luclecool123]

@@jmkride thank you so much ! I am speaking of going from the road to crubs. When there a some steps I know pretty much how to go down from small steps but I can't climb them back up. Tell me if it helps or if you need more info :)

[@Codyyster]

That’s a really good learning video

[@jmkride]

He did amazing!

[@bubblesnation64]

This helped me learn in like 2 days

[@MunAtlas12]

I want one of these so bad

[@cherryk7992]

I got my freeskates 3 days ago and all I can go is a mere 2 foot before falling. These people are built different.

[@jmkride]

Don't worry, many people are at that same place. Set small goals and only work on learning the balance

[@noname-mu6kn]

Wish i watched this video first instead of a million shorts

[@jmkride]

😂🤣😂 We have tons of long form vids to help!

[@RyanDash-rs4is]

Can you come to mount laurel

[@guest_of_randomness]

i wonder is freeline skating faster, or require less energy than running? (or, is it an easier than "running", under the same distance and speed? )

[@theKiwii]

I would say probably depends on the terrain and elevation. Obviously downhill it's gonna be faster and require less energy as you can just roll (but also you can get scarily fast quickly, which needs practice to control). On a level plane with good asphalt or concrete, I think it's faster than running with a similar amount of energy but for short distances, sprinting would be faster. Uphill probably not but I don't have enough practice to say for sure.

[@jmkride]

It's definitely faster than running. Once you build your muscles you can cruise and pump for distance.

[@farigh_vlogs]

plzz tell me from where i can get it

[@jmkride]

Our website! It’s linked in the description :)

[@farigh_vlogs]

thanks

[@shanefetterman2250]

hey were do u get the rubber gards on yur boards and what are they called technically

[@jmkride]

Edge guards. Available on our site

[@amiasg9305]

I want these so bad

[@farigh_vlogs]

can you tell me how can i order this in pakistan

[@jmkride]

send us a message to sales @ jmkride dot com

[@waterl3monshark891]

Dang I want one

[@vechi]

❤❤❤

[@RyanDash-rs4is]

I have my own but the videos just don’t do it 😢 and I think it would be so cool

[@RyanDash-rs4is]

I have my own but the videos just don’t do it 😢

[@josh.salles]

I had no idea there were ripskates 😂

[@jmkride]

Haha yeah!! We made a whole video about them!

[@dip8]

Wtf wish i could afford them but 130 euro for a pair?

[@jmkride]

You'll see why when you get your hands on them.

[@dip8]

@@jmkride are they made of titanium? do they fly? do they print money? do they speed up without me even moving? will they get me a girlfriend?

[@codie2077]

They actually sell a pair on there that is under 80. You just need to shop around on their website and find them

[@george5120]

Free skates are dangerous. Because there is almost a 100 percent chance that a beginner will do damage to a knee by twisting their knee in a motion for which a knee is not intended. You also can fall and break your wrists or crack your skull.

[@spiderhaz_]

Helmets, Pads, and tutorial videos can help supplement those. But unfortunately you will fall, it's more about how you fall, not when.