Learning how to stop on inline skates

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@bauerhockey Vapor 2X Pro inline skates

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[sibbyeskie]

One positive in all of this is a whole new generation is learning about inline, while older ones rediscover it.

[rollingdubaiguy]

If you are new to inline hockey and you are getting skates to use on outdoor surfaces then make sure you get harder outdoor wheels! I have been spending more time on inline skates than on the ice for the last 4 years and this is a very good breakdown of how to stop while playing inline hockey. The skates used in this video are high end roller hockey skates that come with soft indoor surface wheels making it even harder to stop outdoors on asphalt but Sean is so good he has nailed the technique. A harder density wheel is better for outdoor use and will make stopping like this easier on asphalt.

[Shin_Hyuk_]

It's a soft Oh, my heart hurts. ㅠㅡㅠ

[charliebrowning]

I used to play inline roller
Hockey for England under 18s - great tutorial but once you’ve mastered this technique, you can stop faster with both feet parallel at the same angle - also faster to generate speed again with out having your legs split apart.

[GiDD]

I used to skate for years with hockey skates on ice and got really good. Now I am ordering some Bauer street hockey skates and I’m nervous about the stopping part. Gonna reference this video a bunch so I wanted to say thank you for making it! I’m 28 and don’t want to break anything while I’m trying to just get some exercise lol. Thankful I’ve got good health insurance :P

[joeslovak]

Excellent tutorial! I’ve always said the most important thing is to absolutely commit to the maneuver!
If you don’t, you’re“ going over” and mentally, it gets tougher to execute.

[KnoxIncorporated]

Wheel hardness is critical to your surface too! Good video, stoping on asphalt is way different than the ice.

I can’t believe u are doing it w those soft wheels though 😮

[rcsfxit]

Show more roller skating exercises! Thanks🙂

[merylcray]

This is the most succinct explanation of how to stop on inline skates I've ever seen. Great job!

[MrJtuerk]

Played ice my whole life and a great skater, playing inline now first time ever and cant find the comfort to stop. It feels so weird and frustrating that I cant do what Im used to. This is video has great insight, thanks!

[skull_crush_]

I've been doing it wrong this whole time thank you for the video help a lot!

[cricketk]

Thanks for this! Wheels are terrifying, but this is incredibly succinct and helpful.

[Unknown-srhe]

Can you do a tutorial on how to do cross over backwards motion

[Deadaim]

Awesome! Great relevant info for all those trying to switch over during the shut down.

[lweihmuller]

Great, concise explanation. More inline videos please.

[nonameavaliable]

i can tell hes a great coach very detailed !

[nep]

Im guessing this would wear the wheels more depending on road conditions. But thanks for the tip.

[eduardofranciscodantascord]

awesome, in facts to me it was like finding a secret. thanks a lot.

[Who-oejm]

I just busted my ass trying this picked up my first ever skates yesterday rsx....

[iHustleLXXXI]

I dig your vid’s something about your style is very easy to pick up. I’m a righty and I noticed that you’re a lefty. I can do a hockey stop on my Mission blades to the left but I can’t really do it on the right. Lol. I’m always afraid to scrap up my blades. I have the inhaler WM03’s and they are all white and I don’t want to mess them up. I have old Mission Proto VS’s that are 20+yo and I can do hockey stops on those easily too the left but never really good doing it from the right. Weird thing is I’m a righty but I can only do it to the left. Any advice would be much appreciated. I am a defenseman so I can skate better backwards than I can forwards. I can do cross overs on both the left and the right skating backwards but it’s awkward to do it to the right but it’s natural for me to do crossovers to the left. Lol.