HOW TO FRONTSIDE + ROYAL- Aggressive Rollerblading - Tiptricks

What's up we're back again with another tip trick. Today we're going to be learning the front side. I hope it'll lead you towards learning the Royale. We're not learning the park anymore so it's kind of rough but I'm going to try to teach you anyway. So the front side is generally the first grind people learn but I don't recommend that. It was the first grind I ever learned. The big difference between this and the sole is the bales of this are a lot worse so I'm going to need you guys to be very careful. Be ready to get hurt okay. So front side is just both H blocks facing in towards the ledge both H blocks up and you're just going like this. Seems simple but it's very hard to balance. I'll show you one. So this one's a lot harder to explain. A lot of people do it quite differently. I'll tell you how I do it. Personally I find it easier to do it with most of the weight on the back foot. So I have my primary foot in the back. You want to get your shoulders above your feet when you do it but you also want to be careful watching out for wheel drag because as soon as those wheels hit the top of the ledge you're going to grip and fall over. So huge tip to help you learn it. You want to have at least an anti-rocker set up. You don't want a flat set up. That means you kind of don't want to have normal wheels in here because you're going to have a lot of trouble learning then. Honestly all I can say is just keep trying it. You'll learn it. You're just going to kind of learn the motions of it and the balance point of it. Once you get to that it can lead into a much safer trick called the Royale and that's when you do the same thing but you land in the grooves. In these grooves here. Now this one has a definite set weight. Most of the weight should be on your back foot. That's why I do recommend learning it the way I do it. It can be very hard to learn how to land in that position. It's one of those things that you almost can't learn in a day. It'll just kind of click one day but huge tips for it is you want to get low. You want to have your shoulders above your feet. That width apart. You want to have most of your weight on your little toe. Little toe on this foot. Little toe on this foot. Big toe. Little toe on this foot. Big toe on this foot. Don't get too frustrated when you can't learn that in a day. Just keep coming back to it. One day you'll just have it. I've spoken to a lot of people and asked like do they remember when they learned it. A lot of people don't remember because you kind of just have it one day. I think a lot of it is to do with once you get a groove in your frame. So yeah like I said it's good luck guys. Like I said last time a big tip to learning to hold any trick is you want to look at the end of the obstacle and that way you'll 99% of the time you'll make it to the end. It's the biggest tip I got. So hopefully with that you've learned the royale. Some of you are going to get it straight away with this. Other people are going to struggle. So just be prepared for that but I believe in you guys. You got it. So yeah let me know if you have any questions. I'll be answering them in the comments below. Let me know if there's any other tricks you want me to teach you how to do and yeah I guess I'll see you guys next time. Peace out. I think it'll be one of those things that once I get it once. So fucking scary. Like a jungle black.