The Roughest PowerStop Possible!

[@Eugene32852]

Bill, the ultimate powerstop master. " I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times " Bruce Lee

[@B0K1T0]

Billce Toppard

[@InlineSkatesFun]

Thanks for the concentrated insight into POWER STOPS...!😊

[@Cinnamoroll842]

Love ur videos pls keep making these. Your videos gave me strength to do skating, and im becoming a pro. Thanks.

[@TheRlovett]

"Slipperiest Powerstop Possible" would also be quite an interesting video, it would have to include painted lines on road and wet marble tiles

[@diverdenis1050]

the power stop man!! thank you to exist!

[@P4V.]

I inline skate around my city all the time. Learning to powerstop was tough, but it's was necessary in an urban environment! This video helped me improve my stop, so thank you for going into the technical!

[@TheRollingRaptor]

That was fun! 🤘 Byt the way, nice color grading of that Insta360 footage! Looks great.

[@dominiqcnunez4031]

Thanks for yours tutoriaaals❤🎉

[@AlexRamos-Bliss]

This video reminded me that I need to work on my powerstop. Mine is very basic, and I'm not fully confident to use it in most situations. Thanks for the motivation Bill!

[@jordanluis796]

awesome vid

[@NikZvi]

Thanks for this precise metrological content:) For me powerstop becomes trickier on slippery surfaces, wet first. It seems more dangerous since tripping of the back leg cause falling to the front, but too much sliding of it causes falling on the back , side and other soft body parts. That I don't like :D. But as a control exercise - powerstop on cobbles is a nice one. And yeah I hate those square tiles also.

[@littorio27]

6:36: You're a goddamn Spielberg, Bill! Thrills all over my body...

[@pitufo305]

🔥🔥 excellent

[@SaccoBelmonte]

Are those 22 setups behind you Bill? And here I am thinking my 8 setups are overkill. xD Great investigation on the Powerstop. I'm not big on sliding but I managed to do some in a specific street crossing where I need to slow down immediately. Feels great.

[@claudeJUNIOR]

06:39 These pavement is almost as rough as my soul... Thanks for the video, one day I'll put all those tips in practice...

[@B0K1T0]

Nice blue Endless wheels. Just put the outrageously pink ones underneath my skates today 🤣 First impression after a quick session: 's nice!

[@nigelbrown2274]

top man!

[@Wellpatins]

Bill powerstoppard haha The best

[@catherinezaneski6494]

You inspired me to improve my power stop. 😂

[@Totsy30]

Bill’s wheels at the end of filming this video: “I’m tired, boss…”

[@Guitand1178]

Hi, does anyone know if it is easier to stop/slide with “harder” wheels? I think I have quite “rubbery” wheels, but would like to be better at slides/stops - greets from Denmark

[@TeIegramMoviesVHS]

👍

[@diverdenis1050]

Bill, for better power stop you suggest flat frame setting right? Better urban wheels? 80 or 90? Thanks

[@TTashi22]

👍👍👍👊👊👊🙏🙏

[@gregglyx9182]

Can you do that on 125mm? Still want to find best stop practice for 3*125mm excluding drag stop

[@Headinfoneus]

Bill Powerstoppard

[@mean78mashine]

Respekt

[@Dark_Oopa]

hello, so, you definitly abandonned carbon to the Twister XT?

[@J2DAQWST]

Its in the name. STOPpard

[@m0rg0thb4u9l1r]

You conveniently forget to tell, the roads in Toronto are cracked so much, because you wore them down with the continuous power stops. I am thinking, you are working for the big asphalt industry, this is why you are trying to convince people to power stop more. 🤔

[@dickensrivers9862]

looking at shelf in home.....if bill wore my size skates....he'd need to upgrade door locks......stay loooow

[@yavuzayhan2245]

try turkey cobblestone, if you try oneday trust me you never call again that surface as cobblestone

[@Fredward1986]

Block paving is very different to real cobblesones which once carried a horse and cart!

[@solar_baby1392]

Come on rollers. 205 views and only 40 likes. Thats not support.

[@serge.excellent8081]

scates rollerblade XD powerslide LOL