SKATING FUNDAMENTAL BUILDING BLOCK - HOW TO T-PUSH ON INLINE SKATES (Rollerblades)

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SKATING FUNDAMENTAL BUILDING BLOCK - HOW TO T-PUSH ON INLINE SKATES (Rollerblades)
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This video will teach you how to t-push on inline skates.
Welcome to the Shop Task KZbin channel. Shop Task is your neighbourhood inline skating shop. We have locations in Calgary, Vancouver, Seattle and Toronto. Our goal is to make inline skating more popular.
My name is Shaun Unwin. I am the curator of the Shop Task KZbin channel and manager of Shop Task YYC, the inline skate shop in Calgary. I am a lifelong skater with multiple certifications as a skate instructor through SkateIA. Please contact me with any questions by email [e-mail] or come see me at the shop goo.gl/h3pH8W
The purpose of this exercise is to improve your one foot balance which is essential to improve your stride and learn important skill such as crossovers.
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[@FlowSkate]

Thank you for watching. It is most important to keep the pushes very small and to keep all your weight on the gliding foot. This exercise is most important to develop one foot balance.

[@Spartanshaq777]

my guy, you should be a yoga instructor too!

[@janianton3828]

I like your personality and lifestyle! You can teach in deeply understanding and interesting way. Greetings from Finland! =)

[@FlowSkate]

Yeah! Finland. Thank you, my friend.

[@pandopando8996]

this video starts my roller blading career. you blew my mind with why i was never good at ice skating.

[@mayeesky3987]

I've been casually skating for about half year now and had a good grip of balance. But practicing your drills really did wonders! Thanks for this, Shaun. You're amazing! ❤

[@louiise416]

You're very thorough and you demonstrate well each step. Too many skating videos are done by experts with techniques too advanced for beginner or intermediate skaters. Love these.

[@Johro66]

Loving the basic tutorials by the way, helps us all, it's easy to develop bad habits that are hard to rectify later, bringing it back to basics is really helpful.

[@Moy6moises83]

Thank you for the video, you are amazing, I've been watching your videos and practicing your teaching and I'm improving with solid fundamentals, greetings from a Mexican living in Chicago IL, USA

[@movadoband]

Thank you for teaching us beginners the basics, I keep reminding myself to stay low every time I catch myself standing too straight.

[@gameloozer731]

I’m a beginner and when I got my skates last week, I couldn’t balance on one foot AT ALL. In just a few days of trying this exercise , I’m starting to get my balance, thanks!

[@kasoupy6518]

2 years later! Hows ur skating now lol

[@gameloozer731]

@@kasoupy6518 pretty good! I get out to skate regularly, occasionally skate to work. I mostly cruise around, not really doing many moves but I’m comfortable skating around my city now.

[@lalkurti]

Great video. I tried it today and it was very useful and helpful

[@TheRainbowRose90]

I am SO glad you posted this! I was just practicing this in the park near my house tonight (along with a few stopping techniques) and I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. But now I get it: OUTSIDE edges! Thanks so much for this, I swear you must be psychic. Always right on time. :)

[@FlowSkate]

YES! I love it when this work out like that.

[@HanemanHunters]

This is really cool! Reminds me of PintoPony's "one foot pedal" technique.

[@FlowSkate]

Yes. Basically the same technique. The "one foot pedal" is the T-Push applied to city skating for situations in which you can not properly stride.

[@Martins-Shaves123]

I've been using this for travelling over wet leaves on paths , All your weight on gliding leg so any inevitable sliding with pushing leg doesn't matter ...really works on slippery surfaces 👍.

[@Snifffski]

That's good advice right now! - thanks.

[@FlowSkate]

Great point. This technique is not only a building block but also a very useful tool for street skating.

[@plainuser48596]

I have been using similar technique on rough surfaces such as brick roads or other where side movements of skate could be stopped causing fall - ie. the thing that Mr. Bill S. does a lot - the back/propelling leg does more of a kick to the ground than push.

[@yavuzcangz5681]

Very helpful

[@FlowSkate]

Oh good. I am glad to help.

[@Johro66]

I can do this fine bit I lean out a lot from the ankle when I roll on one skate, guess I gotta adjust the frames a little. I do 'supinate' a bit in normal skating anyway, especially on my 110 wheels

[@FlowSkate]

I also tend to skate on my outside edges. If really ground my heel into the skate I can better engage my inside edge. But not matter what I am usually on my outside edges.

[@Snifffski]

Thanks - another great tutorial. I'm nice and straight on my left foot but have trouble stopping myself drifting outwards on my right. Must try and fix my duck feet. ;- )

[@FlowSkate]

Isn't funny how one side can be so easy and the other way so hard.

[@j.b.denoruega4954]

great info

[@ArnaSkyknight]

Great video once again! thank you!

[@FlowSkate]

👊

[@shawnshawn911]

Great video. I have been struggling with this I just cant seem to glide straight. My skates lean more to the outside edge. I have readjusted my frames over and over but just cant seem to get it right particularly my left foot.

[@FlowSkate]

I am going to add some more details on a future video but it might help to ground your weight into your heel so you and make micro edging adjustments. I find that if I really try to edge through my heels I can better control my edges.

[@shawnshawn911]

Shop Task OK, I await the future vid

[@tomekwojtasik4303]

Just amazing, first person to give likes from my both accounts haha :D

[@FlowSkate]

Haha! Thank you for the support.

[@notjing1561]

Your great!

[@davidwong2836]

hi there shaun, what is your favorite boot? and why?

[@alactheprodige8649]

Thx love your channel

[@FlowSkate]

That is awesome. Thank you for the support.

[@insanity54]

I'm wondering how you got access to a nice indoor place to skate ;) I live in Spokane, when the snow comes, idk how I'll be able to practice :X

[@indiscretin65]

insanity54 ask a roller club

[@FlowSkate]

I teach skate lesson at elementary schools. The program is called Alien Inline. I get to skate indoors on gym floors all winter long. It would be worth researching community centres in your area. There is a good chance you could rent a gymnasium in a community centre for a very reasonable price. See if you can get a few people out to share the cost. That would be sick.

[@FlowSkate]

Also there might be roller skating groups that are active over the winter.

[@insanity54]

Yeah we had one of those, but it closed earlier this year :( No wait I'm being lazy, there's another one its just further away :B

[@insanity54]

Those are great ideas! Appreciate it!

[@alactheprodige8649]

Ok sounds good.. hey I was wondering if I could make a video for you, and you could give me feed back on it. Want to skate like you..

[@FlowSkate]

Yes you can. Might be best to email me a link to the video. [e-mail]

[@alactheprodige8649]

Shop Task ok thanks

[@alactheprodige8649]

Hey is your shop in Calgary?

[@FlowSkate]

Yes! 112 10A Street NW in Kensington.

[@docpraning936]

I just want to say thank you very much for your outstanding teaching methods. I learned how to rollerblade in 5 days. I keep watching your videos to get better and hopefully be able to do wizard flow before the end of the year. 😊❤️👍🫡