Is hockey stop possible on asphalt?
Serge
I used to play ice hockey for almost 8 years
Now I'm getting into the inline skating and I can't reproduce hockey
stop on the asphalt with inline skates. I simply can't get over it.
I'm afraid of being thrown off my wheels. Is it possible anyway?
If it is, then probably the asphalt should be super smooth and hard
Also the wheels, probably the harder the better. But then again you
loose the grip.
Cheers
Serge
Motorblade
>stop on the asphalt with inline skates. I simply can't get over it.
>I'm afraid of being thrown off my wheels. Is it possible anyway?
Yes
>If it is, then probably the asphalt should be super smooth and hard
>Also the wheels, probably the harder the better. But then again you
>loose the grip.
Yes again. To learn the hockey stop you are advised by me anyways to start on
smooth surfaces(like a rink) . It might help to relearn it in a different way.
Try doing a paralell or slalom turn with tighter and tighter radius till y ou
get close to a hockey stop and then try a full on hockey stop. That is how
several other posters have described the progression as well.. Eventually you
should be able to hockey stop on more/most surfaces.Although, again depending
on wheel/surface friction etc...(forget cobblestone) you will have more or less
success.
>
>Cheers
>
>Serge
>
>
>
"fritz"
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Birdy(Parker), Brazil(Gilliam),and Brewster McCloud(Altman)
pjb
used on a smooth and clean surface (where they slide with both skates). On
asphalt, especially asphalt which may be sandy or dirty they slide with one
skate and balance over the other skate. They also rotate their body over
the balance skate and sweep the sliding skate in an arc as they turn. It
may sound inefficient but I've seen then stop on a dime (almost, maybe a few
feet at speed). pj
"Serge" <kor...@mail.ru> wrote in message
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Bob Cardone
You can't do an Ice hockey stop on Inlines. The stop they do is a
bastardized version of the ice stop, but not really the same, cause
you can't slide sideways on the wheels and control the rate of slide
like you can on the edges of your ice blades. A good ice hockey skater
and do a hockey stop and stop write next to a mark every time, with
the edge of their skate against the mark. You can't do that on
Inlines.
Bob
Mike van Erp
Hi Serge,
Go check out this website if you want to see some amazing stopping videos:
http://www.inlineskate.fr.st/
Here's a hockey stop from the same site:
http://funky.man.free.fr/slides/tricks/parallel%200.MPG
Cheers,
Mike.
pjb
cement, not asphalt).
"Mike van Erp" <mikevan...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Mike van Erp
> Nice, but he didn't stop very fast and he cheated (actually stopped on
> cement, not asphalt).
Where did this come from? The rate of stopping is irrelevant to the
original post. Serge's question was "Is it possible anyway?", and
this video shows that it is. OK, how quickly you can stop is
important to a hockey player, but all the players in a particular game
will be under the same grip limitations. It's obvious that an inline
hockey stop will never be as controlled or as powerful as an ice
hockey stop.
Secondly, what has the cement got to do with it? IMO the cement is
just where he happened to finish the last couple of inches of his
stop. If you had looked at some of the other videos on Sebastien's
site, there's further proof that the cement is irrelevant.
No offence, but your post smacks of sour grapes. IMO Sebastien
Laffargue is an exceptional skater and can probably out-skate nearly
everyone in this group in his skill area. When he first contacted me
and told me about his videos a few months ago, I was blown away by his
videos.
Cheers,
Mike.
Ronald Bruno
physics of stopping.
In a slide stop, two stopping forces are at work:
One is the opposing force of friction due to sliding.
The other is the opposing force of your leg thrust as you turn your skates
parallel to direction you are traveling.
The first is by far the dominant force on ice and can be used with excellent
control. On inlines, except on special surfaces, the force of sliding
friction is difficult to control. That is why so many inline stops slide on
one skate while the second provides stability.
The second force (leg thrust) is relatively more important on inlines. It
slows you down w/o sliding and by doing a few linked turns you can come to a
stop w/o sliding at all. This is the best way to control your speed down
hills: with closely linked turns (where you enter the turn with knees bent,
but extend the legs as you come out of the turn, thus slowing you down at
every turn).
I have not seen this explanation anywhere else, but I am a pretty good
inline skate and a pretty good physicist, and I think this is a correct
analysis.
Comments?
"Serge" <kor...@mail.ru> wrote in message
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Serge
I rockered my skates and can turn much sharper now
But I still don't slide. Need more practice probably
I also noticed this sliding reflex that comes from ice is the most
difficult to relearn or get rid of on inlines
Sergey
"Ronald Bruno" <rbr...@comcast.net> wrote in message news:<z7oD8.138730$q8.14...@bin3.nnrp.aus1.giganews.com>...
T.Hsu
> Now I'm getting into the inline skating and I can't reproduce hockey
> stop on the asphalt with inline skates.
Practice on a nice, smooth surface with hard, small wheels. I used 56mm 90A
wheels initially on nearly perfect asphalt. You need all the help you can get
when first learning the stop. There are two main things to remember.
First, your feet are further apart compared to ice, more like 2-3 skate lengths
apart instead of just one skate length apart. This is because you don't have
the same grip compared to ice, so your feet would slide under your body too
quickly if you didn't compensate with a wider stance.
Second, on ice you lower your skate angle to dig into the stop. On inlines, it's
the opposite. Lowering your skate angle causes you to slide more. Thus, you need
to start sliding with a low skate angle and raise it up, which is just the
opposite of what you would have learned on ice.
Once you've got those two points, you'll be able to handle a hockey stop at
slow to mid speeds. At higher speeds, you'll need to be more careful of body
weight and the arc your feet sliding. Ie, you need a near 50/50 weighting on
each skate (compared to a 60/40 outside/inside leg weighting on ice), and your
feet should be in a shallow V shape pointed in your direction of motion.
After a while, you should be able to go to more normal wheels (I use 76mm 82A)
and your stop length will shorten dramatically. And unlike what other people
may say, if you know the surface, you'll be able to perfectly judge your
stopping distance with practice.
Bob Cardone
>Thanks everyone
>
>I rockered my skates and can turn much sharper now
>But I still don't slide. Need more practice probably
>I also noticed this sliding reflex that comes from ice is the most
>difficult to relearn or get rid of on inlines
>
You will also discover that if you skate exclusively on Inlines for a
few years and then go to an Ice Rink, and try to do a hockey stop from
a high speed, you will feel like it is difficult to convince yourself
to stop that way.
Bob
pjb
"Mike van Erp" <mikevan...@hotmail.com> wrote in message ......
> No offence, but your post smacks of sour grapes. IMO Sebastien
> Laffargue is an exceptional skater and can probably out-skate nearly
> everyone in this group in his skill area.
Well, I didn't say he couldn't skate, I commented on his stopping. Now
looking back on the video I am taken that it resembles a rail slide more
than a hockey slide. That is, he keeps the slide going for a long time like
a stunt skater whereas a hockey skater would come to a stop in the shortest
distance possible. So I suppose he is using rather hard wheels to lessen
the grip. This is the opposite of what hockey skaters would do. I think
that the hockey slide becomes more difficult as the grip increases. I know
that once the rink floor was freshly coated the guys had a very hard time
hockey sliding without falling over forward.
KillFrenzy
cess slide, know your sport before you start fucking talkin. And to those
who said its impossible, peel the spandex off your balls and grind a rail.
Damn you all suck.
KillFrenzy
901Crew
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KillFrenzy
tried to explain something that needed no explaining, its called talent
which none of your spandex faggots have, get real learn to cess.
KillFrenzy
901Crew
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Bob Cardone
know how moronic I think you are by forwarding them your post.
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KillFrenzy
get real. These are public unmoderated forums, last time i checked free
speech was still a right for my people.
"Bob Cardone" <cardone1!@!mindspring.com> wrote in message
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Bob Cardone
stuff that you have posted on this newsgroup will probably get you
canceled. Then your parents are going to get mad and ground you and
take away your TV privileges and allowance.
LOL
Edward Dike, III
KillFrenzy <lmor...@midsouth.rr.com> wrote in message
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| Just wanted to remind you all that you are morons. This supposed physicist
| tried to explain something that needed no explaining, its called talent
| which none of your spandex faggots have, get real learn to cess.
|
| KillFrenzy
| 901Crew
|
|
Does your mother know you talk like that?
ED3|
KillFrenzy
and do you think roadrunner would have a company if they respoded to every
single complaint, I think not. Get real
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Ronald Bruno
support from the people I hang with.
But I wonder: if you are so superior to us having this conversation, why do
you even bother with us. You can do your 'cesses' on your turf till the cows
come come and we wouldn't know you exist. But you did visit us and because
of that you owe us more than your condescension. You owe us some
explanations:
* What is a cess?
* What is spandex faggot?
* What is the meaning our you moniker?
* Are you awesome in inlines, or do just pretend to be?
Hopefully your answers will bring something to this thread other than your
usual poison. If not, you may be seen here, but you will be ignored by me
forever........
"KillFrenzy" <lmor...@midsouth.rr.com> wrote in message
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Bob Cardone
Most ISP's respond to every complain they get. Happens all the time.
Usually if the complain is a legitimate one, including things like
message ID's etc, which the several I sent on you do, your account
will soon be history.
Bob
Matthew Russotto
Bob Cardone <cardone1!@!mindspring.com> wrote:
>Mr Kill Frensy. I think you are a moron and I decided to let your ISP
>know how moronic I think you are by forwarding them your post.
What do you expect them to do with it? Whatever else his post may have
been, it was not only not violative of most TOS, it was actually on
topic.
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KillFrenzy
boot of you agressive skates, do not try that in free skates your lookin to
fall if you do, if your not confident enough to try a cess then try a
reverse t stop till you get the hang of it. A spandex faggot is someone in
here that doesnt know what the hell they are talking about, it irritates me
to see such bs about a sport flying thru the air, its pointless if you dont
know the answer dont try and respond you are just discourageing people. Also
threatening to get an ISP cancelled does it really matter, there are
hundreds to choose from, I would be back on in a matter or minutes, other
than the fact that the pipe goin to my house is a t-3 line and trust me they
wont cancel it, thats 350 bucks a month they are loosing per line to my
house, so tell someone who cares. Thats all i got to saynews:_b%E8.6864$th.6...@bin2.nnrp.aus1.giganews.com...
endus
<lmor...@midsouth.rr.com> wrote:
>Hahahahaha, like my ISP has time to worry about everyones piddly complaints,
>get real. These are public unmoderated forums, last time i checked free
>speech was still a right for my people.
I have to say that I think Bob was wrong for netcopping you. Even
though I bitch about people being assholes in here more than anyone,
you certainly haven't done ANYTHING that warrants a complaint. Your
posts are all on-topic and within the bounds of what's reasonable
here...especially considering the attitude in this group lately.
Netcopping people is bad form.
Anyway, Bob has done the same thing...he's just more subtle...
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endus
(Matthew Russotto) wrote:
>What do you expect them to do with it? Whatever else his post may have
>been, it was not only not violative of most TOS, it was actually on
>topic.
Exactly...
Duncan Clarke
>
> Cess is a hockey stop on inlines where you jump and slide on the frames and
> boot of you agressive skates,
As in, not a hockey stop. A hockey stop is sliding on the wheels.
> do not try that in free skates your lookin to
> fall if you do, if your not confident enough to try a cess then try a
> reverse t stop till you get the hang of it.
You mean powerslide? I find it ironic that you were so patronising when
you thought we had the name of a technique wrong....
> A spandex faggot is someone in
> here that doesnt know what the hell they are talking about,
So basically, you.
> it irritates me
> to see such bs about a sport flying thru the air, its pointless if you dont
> know the answer dont try and respond you are just discourageing people.
Whereas calling people faggots, pussies and spazzes it really
encouraging. I know you don't want skating to become popular, as you
see it your own little sport. You are just the dregs of the skating
world. Idiot kids who think a bad attitude and baggy clothes are what
makes a good skater. You are an embarassment to skating. You will no
doubt have moved onto hte next fashion by this time next year though, so
we can at least look forward to that.
> Also
> threatening to get an ISP cancelled does it really matter, there are
> hundreds to choose from, I would be back on in a matter or minutes, other
> than the fact that the pipe goin to my house is a t-3 line and trust me they
> wont cancel it, thats 350 bucks a month they are loosing per line to my
> house, so tell someone who cares. Thats all i got to say
I agree that saying you wil lose your account for 1 complaint is naive,
but if enough people complain, you will have your account pulled. Your
$350 is nothing to the problems rr would have if they get LARTed. They
could lose millions if no-one will propogate newsgroups from them. This
is why they have to take complaints seriously. Insult the wrong person
and it's bye bye ISP.
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KillFrenzy
wheels they have blades, so i hockey stop would be anything that would do
the general motion required to be a hockey stop on skates, and i have been
skateing for 9 years now, feel free to look at some of my comp videos on
skatepile.com, or dbmag.com you dont know me or my sport so before you try
to come up with witty comebacks think about what your complaining about
first cause now you just look like a hippocrite.
"Duncan Clarke" <dun...@localhost.localdomain> wrote in message
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Bob Cardone
>In article <4ul8eushgn3j1ta9p...@4ax.com>,
>Bob Cardone <cardone1!@!mindspring.com> wrote:
>>Mr Kill Frensy. I think you are a moron and I decided to let your ISP
>>know how moronic I think you are by forwarding them your post.
>
>What do you expect them to do with it? Whatever else his post may have
>been, it was not only not violative of most TOS, it was actually on
>topic.
Well, they ( the ISP) disagree with your conclusion.
Bob
Matthew Russotto
Bob Cardone <cardone1!@!mindspring.com> wrote:
>russ...@grace.speakeasy.net (Matthew Russotto) wrote:
>
>>In article <4ul8eushgn3j1ta9p...@4ax.com>,
>>Bob Cardone <cardone1!@!mindspring.com> wrote:
>>>Mr Kill Frensy. I think you are a moron and I decided to let your ISP
>>>know how moronic I think you are by forwarding them your post.
>>
>>What do you expect them to do with it? Whatever else his post may have
>>been, it was not only not violative of most TOS, it was actually on
>>topic.
>
>
>Well, they ( the ISP) disagree with your conclusion.
What did they say?
BTW, Bob, netcopping just reinforces your poor image here.
heather halvorson
Bob Cardone wrote:
>
> Most ISP's respond to every complain they get. Happens all the time.
> Usually if the complain is a legitimate one, including things like
> message ID's etc, which the several I sent on you do, your account
> will soon be history.
>
i dislike this. this is usenet- why are we trying to censor someone?
sure, i censor people myself by leaving their posts unread, but i don't
like how this is playing out.
heather
Robert Joshua Chen
: Bob Cardone wrote:
:>
:> Most ISP's respond to every complain they get. Happens all the time.
:> Usually if the complain is a legitimate one, including things like
:> message ID's etc, which the several I sent on you do, your account
:> will soon be history.
:>
: i dislike this. this is usenet- why are we trying to censor someone?
Hmm, maybe because the poster used some obscene and offensive language in
his post?
Bob Cardone
Exactly and some kids read this newsgroup and I think language like
that is totally inappropriate. You notice, when I mentioned that his
ISP was informed, his language went though a remarkable and sudden
transformation.
Bob
Bob Cardone
>What did they say?
>
>BTW, Bob, netcopping just reinforces your poor image here.
>
>
>
Russotto,
If you think my image is bad, then I must be doing something right.
Bob
heather halvorson
if this group is going to become a nursery, i'm leaving. (although
instead of leaving, i'll probably hypocritically lurk, knowing my patterns.)
have fun,
heather
Bob Cardone
Sorry you feel that way. I thought I had read somewhere that you were
a mom. I therefore am a bit surprised that exposing young kids that
are interested in Inline skating, to the language that we are
discussing in the couple of posts by Mr Frenzy, you feel is acceptable
and those type of posts shouldn't be discouraged according to your
comments. . ( I happen to know several young Rollerhockey players
that play in a local league as well as some of their teammates, that
lurk on this newsgroup from time to time and they are ages 7-10. )
Oh well, different strokes for different folks.
Bob
endus
<cardone1!@!mindspring.com> wrote:
>Sorry you feel that way. I thought I had read somewhere that you were
>a mom. I therefore am a bit surprised that exposing young kids that
>are interested in Inline skating, to the language that we are
>discussing in the couple of posts by Mr Frenzy, you feel is acceptable
>and those type of posts shouldn't be discouraged according to your
>comments. . ( I happen to know several young Rollerhockey players
>that play in a local league as well as some of their teammates, that
>lurk on this newsgroup from time to time and they are ages 7-10. )
>Oh well, different strokes for different folks.
Congrats Bob, you are the first person I am ever going to killfile. I
have never killfiled anyone (even johns) but your behavior is
absoloutly ridiculous. I can't believe you netcopped him for that.
Plenty of other people swear in this group, and you just decided to
pick on him for some reason. You are so full of it Bob, you have the
worst, meanest, most unproductive attitude of almost anyone in this
group and yet you decide to pick on him. There is NOTHING ANYWHERE
that regulates the language you can use on USENET. I have no idea why
you decided to pick on him, but you have really gone too far this
time.
I will be sending email to his ISP to attempt to correct the damage
that you have attempted to cause. Although, I am absoloutly positive
that they are not going to take any action because he has done nothing
wrong.
Goodbye Bob.
*PLONK*
Uwe Brockmann
Could you please provide exact links? I was unable to find any videos of
you by searching the sites or domains skatepile.com and dbmag.com for
"killfrenzy" with Google.
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endus
<nothe...@attbi.com> wrote:
>if this group is going to become a nursery, i'm leaving. (although
>instead of leaving, i'll probably hypocritically lurk, knowing my patterns.)
His behavior has gone from "crusty curmudgeon" to totally
unreasonable. I can't believe that he did this...he was TOTALLY out
of line. Yes, KillFrenzy definitely did not enter this group on the
best of terms, but netcopping him was WAY out of line. That's
someones internet access he's messing with. Does he honestly believe
that he is "protecting children" with this? Has he not seen the rest
of what is available on USENET? Any responsible parent who doesn't
want their kid seeing content as bad as killfrenzy's post should NEVER
be allowing their kid to read USENET...plain and simple. I think Bob
has lost his mind...
I firmly believe that Bob has done as much to contribute to this
group's problems as any of the regs. He has been in the flamewars, he
shirks reasonable discussion to flame people...his behavior is no
better than anyone elses and yet he pulls this.
Bob Cardone
>Goodbye Bob.
>
>*PLONK*
>
Goodbye Endus,
Have a nice day :)
Bob
Duncan Clarke
>
> Funny you should say all that, last time I checked hockey skates didnt have
> wheels they have blades, so i hockey stop would be anything that would do
> the general motion required to be a hockey stop on skates,
Am I to believe you honestly don't know that there are inline hockey
skates? Either this is a troll, or you are even less informed than it
first appeared. If you want to know more, find a hockey club and ask
them about the skates they use.
> and i have been
> skateing for 9 years now, feel free to look at some of my comp videos on
> skatepile.com, or dbmag.com you dont know me or my sport
9 years? So what? If you want a pissing contest I can guarantee that I
will win. There are others on here who've been around longer than me,
but I was posting on alt.skate 8 years ago, while Chris Edwards and Arlo
were still coming up with the first designs for grind plates and
removing wheels to make grind space...
> so before you try
> to come up with witty comebacks think about what your complaining about
> first cause now you just look like a hippocrite.
Please point out any hypocrisy in my posts. You don't know what you are
talking about and I pointed it out. Maybe you know a small amount about
aggressive skating, but you are severely lacking in knowledge of other
skating disciplines.
Duncan Clarke
>
> if this group is going to become a nursery, i'm leaving. (although
> instead of leaving, i'll probably hypocritically lurk, knowing my patterns.)
> have fun,
If you notice Heather, we are not interested in censorship. If this
were the case, we would have complained about the "villiage idiot" a
long time ago. I would never complain to an ISP about someone because
they had a different point of view to mine. I do not however feel that
simply coming in here and shouting off abuse is appropriate.
heather halvorson
Duncan Clarke wrote:
>
> If you notice Heather, we are not interested in censorship. If this
> were the case, we would have complained about the "villiage idiot" a
> long time ago. I would never complain to an ISP about someone because
> they had a different point of view to mine. I do not however feel that
> simply coming in here and shouting off abuse is appropriate.
i'm not saying whether or not he's been acting appropriately.
however, having someone's internet access canceled because he swears or
is rude is nothing BUT censorship. you don't like how he talks or his
attitude so you take away his ability to "publish".
sorry, we all have our pet peeves, and this is one of mine.
i didn't notice anyone complaining a year or two ago when this post was made:
http://groups.google.com/groups?dq=&hl=en&lr=&selm=9arcqs4d9nkso1ukpg6v7usodmkpi2j9g7%404ax.com
Better yet--try fucking a woman why she has no lubrication (something
you are
probably used to, as no woman could possibly get wet over someone so stupid)
and notice how frictionless her pussy is. (Not!)
so, are we going to start complaining to isp's every time a post like
this is made?
heather, spandex faggot
heather halvorson
heather halvorson wrote:
>
> you don't like how he talks or his
> attitude so you take away his ability to "publish".
i should be more clear. i didn't mean "you" specifically, duncan. i
meant, "you" in the general sense. i guess i could get even more stuffy
and start using the pronoun "one".
"one doesn't like how he talks or his attitude so one takes away his
ability to 'publish'".
sorry to sound like a queen bitch,
heather
KillFrenzy
KillFrenzy
901Crew
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"Bob Cardone" <cardone1!@!mindspring.com> wrote in message
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KillFrenzy
i know that i didnt enter this gropu in the best manner i could but hey
sometimes you have a sh**ty(Censored for Bob's Virgin eyes) day, I apologize
for my behavior to all except for Bob Cardone. Peace out peeps, and lemme
know if you are interested in the 901Crew skate video
KillFrenzy
901Crew
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"endus" <do...@email.invalid> wrote in message
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KillFrenzy
and fictional at best, all I ask is if you cant answer with 100% confidence
look it up or dont answer at all, you shouldent discourage someone by saying
something is impossible, trust me nothing is impossible, if you are
determined enough then you can make it happen.
KillFrenzy
901Crew
"Duncan Clarke" <dun...@localhost.localdomain> wrote in message
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JFordOrl
Please Kill, I send all my club members to this newsgroup including young
members. Would you please stop the bad language! If the parents of the young
teens see your posts, they will stop them from comming here to the newsgroup.
There is much to be learned about skating technique and common sense (if one
can learn to ignore the flames). Thanks!
pjb
of having a disturbed sk8ter up here. I ran across a video of a cess slide:
http://www.phaticproject.co.uk/simoncessslide3.avi
As you can see the whole point is a stunt slide and has little to do with
stopping. I suppose if he approached a hockey team and called their hockey
stop a "cess slide" they would likely land him in a "cess pool". He does
have a point, aggro skaters in some countries do call it a cess slide. But
his post is off topic because Serge was asking about a hockey slide, not
some kid stunt slide.
"Duncan Clarke" <dun...@localhost.localdomain> wrote in message
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KillFrenzy
way to stop. When hockey players stop they slide a bit same thing as a cess
slide, you control how far you go by the angle of your skates. Try it and
see, its really not that hard. And this is a skating forum anything related
to skating is on topic regardless of what thread it is in.
"pjb" <pjbe...@gte.net> wrote in message
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KillFrenzy
ill chill out, till then im gonna keep proving im right, and they language
is chilled, look at my bad week post or my post in alt.2600.hackers.
"JFordOrl" <jfor...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Duncan Clarke
> Serge was asking about a hockey slide, not
> some kid stunt slide.
pjb, please do not be drawn into attacking the skating discipline or
style just because one of its proponents is clueless.
Duncan Clarke
> actually its a type of stall that requires some practice, and a stall is a
> way to stop. When hockey players stop they slide a bit same thing as a cess
> slide, you control how far you go by the angle of your skates. Try it and
> see, its really not that hard.
I agree that there are similarities, but they are not the same thing,
which is what you claimed. To claim they are is like claiming a
frontside grind is the same as a royale...
> And this is a skating forum anything related
> to skating is on topic regardless of what thread it is in.
Though I agree that cess slides (and all aggressive skating) is on
topic, I do not think your attack/response was appropriate.
heather halvorson
Bob Cardone wrote:
>
> Sorry you feel that way. I thought I had read somewhere that you were
> a mom. I therefore am a bit surprised that exposing young kids that
> are interested in Inline skating, to the language that we are
> discussing in the couple of posts by Mr Frenzy, you feel is acceptable
> and those type of posts shouldn't be discouraged according to your
> comments. . ( I happen to know several young Rollerhockey players
> that play in a local league as well as some of their teammates, that
> lurk on this newsgroup from time to time and they are ages 7-10. )
> Oh well, different strokes for different folks.
>
i'm not as cranky as i was before, but we'll just have to agree to
disagree, as the saying goes.
as to what kind of mother i am, for mother's day my son gave me a card
that says-
"i looked on the internet to find a way to say 'happy mother's day' to
someone as sweet as you-
you'd be fairly amazed at what comes up when you search for 'sweet mamas'"
i thought it was funny.
heather
KillFrenzy
and hard work to pull something off that your body will not normally let you
do, I am a motivated person that is willing to try anything for the sake of
this sport, send me a video with you in a cess slide then hold up a sign
that says who you are and who i am, then tell me that is a "Kid stunt"
This is what my other threads have been about, if you dont know what your
talking about then dont speak. Your only going to annoy and frustrate
people.
KillFrenzy
"Duncan Clarke" <dun...@localhost.localdomain> wrote in message
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Matthew Russotto
Bob Cardone <cardone1!@!mindspring.com> wrote:
>
>Exactly and some kids read this newsgroup and I think language like
>that is totally inappropriate.
Well, fuck them if they don't like it. However, I rather suspect
they've heard it all before.
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Matthew T. Russotto mrus...@speakeasy.net
=====
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Every time you buy or rent a DVD, a programmer is kicked where it counts.
Every time they kick a programmer, 1000 users are kicked too, and harder.
A proposed US law called the CBDTPA would ban the PC as we know it.
This is not a joke, not an exaggeration. This is real.
http://www.cryptome.org/broadbandits.htm
Ken Leung
> russ...@grace.speakeasy.net (Matthew Russotto) wrote:
>
> >In article <4ul8eushgn3j1ta9p...@4ax.com>,
> >Bob Cardone <cardone1!@!mindspring.com> wrote:
> >>Mr Kill Frensy. I think you are a moron and I decided to let your ISP
> >>know how moronic I think you are by forwarding them your post.
> >
> >What do you expect them to do with it? Whatever else his post may have
> >been, it was not only not violative of most TOS, it was actually on
> >topic.
>
>
> Well, they ( the ISP) disagree with your conclusion.
That's why there are competitions, get different ISPs if you don't like the
EULA of it.
>
> Bob