how to Power Slide on inline skates - how to slide to a stop
This is a tutorial for the Power Slide, which is also a good way to stop
I personally learned to power slide using both of the methods detailed in this tutorial.
The power slide is probably the easiest slide to learn on inline skates as it involves sliding with one skate whilst supporting yourself with the other.
There are many ways to learn the power slide, but these are the methods I used
NOTE: good advice would be to pad up when learning something new on inline skates.
0:00 full Power Slide tutorial
0:55 Method 1 - the Step method
5:40 Method 2 - the Spin method
Music by: Cheel
Skates: Oxelo MF500 Freeskate
Size: EU44 / UK9.5 / MP280mm
Frame: 243mm; max wheels size: 80mm
Mounts: 165mm, 180mm, 195mm
Wheels: Oxelo 80mm 86a
Bearings: abec 7
Retailer: Decathlon
Helmet: Ennui Elite
Camera: GoPro Hero 7 Black
Stick: Camkix premium all-in-one pole.
Bag: Superdry bumbag thing.
Other skates featured: Rollerblade Metroblade, Powerslide Reign Kronos, Powerslide USD Aeon
Power Stop tutorial: https://youtu.be/nux7upOtMRs
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