HOW TO WALL RIDE WITH INLINE AND ROLLER SKATES // TUTORIAL

Olá YouTube, my name is Ricardo Lino and I'm a wheel addict. Do you know how Spider-Man got famous? Well, Spider-Man got famous for throwing and for walking on walls. So now imagine that you can also skate on walls. That's what I'm going to teach you today. I'm going to teach you how to do wall rides with inline skates or if you want you can also do them with roller skates. It also works, it's basically the same technique. The main thing that you need to know is no matter what surface you're rolling you always need to go perpendicular which means 90 degrees to the surface that you're rolling. That's your way to get the perfect balance. Basically, if you're going to go around the looping you always need to go perpendicular to the surface. Like when you go here, you need to go like this. You don't go like that, right? So that's what you need to know. That's the basic rule, if there's a rule. That's the most basic thing that you need to know. So when you want to wall ride, obviously the easiest place to do wall rides it's in a skate park. It's easier to do a wall ride in a skate park than in the street. And the reason why that happens is because usually on a skate park you can use the ramp to give you some hair. It will give you some extra timing and that extra timing will be the time for you to put yourself on the position that you need to go. And I'm going to explain it right now and then get back in. So, starting from the beginning. Now that you know that you always need to be 90 degrees to the surface that you're rolling the most basic wall ride that you already do would be a quarter pipe. Every time that you're going up and down a quarter pipe basically you're getting yourself in that wall ride position. When you go on top, you're like this. When you go down, you go like this. No one goes up a quarter pipe like this and comes down like this because otherwise you fall backwards, right? So you always need to go again for the last time I'm trying to perpendicular to the surface that you're rolling. If this is a quarter pipe, you go up, you come down. Once you get used to this, the next step that you can do is imagine if in your skate park there's two different quarter pipes or two different ramps like from a flat bank to the quarter pipe or from one quarter pipe to a deeper quarter pipe you can try just to go from one ramp to the top of the other. I'm going to show you a few examples of what you can do. So here at the shred at the skate park where my shop is what I did was a flat bank with a quarter pipe behind and then I just jumped from the flat bank, landed completely perpendicular on the vert part. It doesn't need to be on the vert part of the quarter pipe. That's the thing. You can even land lower just for you to understand that you need to go sideways. So I did it also there and then I did it from one quarter pipe to the other and then there's also this other place where I tried which is basically done just for that which is like a flat bank that go up and then another flat bank like this. So basically this one is not even vertical so it's I would say like 70 degrees. This one is like 30. So I just need to go sideways like 40 degrees which makes it a lot easier for me. I just wanted to show you a few progressions. Once you can do these something which is important for you to know is when you're going to do a wall ride you need to land and bend your legs once you land because then you're going to need to pop out again and if you land with your legs completely straight you won't absorb the shock which is going to be painful and at the same time you can't pop out of the wall ride. So I did it on the mini ramp here. The mini ramp is now quite short so I couldn't really do a wall ride. That was more a wall stall than a wall ride but I really wanted to show you the basic and the basic again you always need to be 90 degrees to the surface where you're rolling. Basically you need to go sideways. See feet, head. That's what you need to know about a wall ride. Once you master it on a skate park then just go out on the streets. You can do it over steps. It's actually easier if you do it over a stair gap than if you do it flat. Even if flat is usually here easier but if the more time the more space you have to put your body sideways and to come back to the right position the easiest it is and that's what I wanted to let you know. Like I told you before the mini ramp at the skate park where my shop is it's now smaller and the reason why it's smaller is because they're building a huge not that big but for me it's cool like a really big bowl so a really big cement bowl right in front of the shop not even five meters so check this out. Yep this bowl is being made like two meters away from the shop and because the bowl is here check what I picked up. Yes the skates that I was skating basically because I'm going to be riding bowl a lot more often I wanted bigger wheels so I can roll smoother but it's not just because of the bowl I was skating with these for a little bit and I have two 68 millimeters in front and two 72 millimeters and the reason why I have these is because I want my skates to be able to turn a lot easier so when I'm rolling normally I just go on the front and the third wheel because this one is bigger than this and then this so this and this will touch the ground and this one will be in the air every time I need some more power on my heel then this one goes down and this one goes up basically it's just a way for me to turn easier and it's also an experience I wanted to try different types of rockering and that's what I'm doing with this I'll keep you updated how this goes until now I've been enjoying it that's all I can tell you and that's it I hope you enjoyed this video I hope you learned how to wall ride I hope you're watching this video like this right now sideways 90 degrees like I told you before that's the main thing and if you did like this video if you're watching this video like this make sure you subscribe to the channel if you're not already if it's red that means you're not subscribing the button right here if it's white that means you're already subscribing but there's a little bell on the side if you click on that bell you'll get notifications every time that I upload a video which might be cool for you also if you like this video don't forget to give me some thumbs up if you didn't like it thumbs down but hey why are you giving me thumbs down let me know what you don't like about this video other than that let's just not forget why we all started skating because it's fun cheers guys see you soon