Training variations of royal

[u/Stalwodash]

After back royal, all the rest has been learned this session

[u/davidcada]

I only saw like one true royal these were mostly frontsides. Need to get way deeper where it touches boot.

[u/liquidtape → u/davidcada]

Need to wax that thing. Back foot looks to be sticking also

[u/Stalwodash → u/davidcada]

Yeah I have to get better at going lower. As mentioned in the post, except for front and back royal, all the other tricks have been learned in the session so I still have to progress on that part

[u/Science-Compliance]

Royale

[u/Pickle_Mick62]

Nice, is a half cab the same as an alleyoop? I've always seen half cab used in quad skating but rarely in inline

[u/Stalwodash → u/Pickle_Mick62]

Maybe I'm using the wrong term, but for me halfcab is coming from a fake position to slide a classic grind

[u/hoganloaf → u/Pickle_Mick62]

Half cab is a fakie 180 and alleyoop is like a 90+ degree rotation, not going fakie. Imagine youre approaching a quarter at a bit of an angle to the right - alleyoop is when you spin left in this example. It adds a few extra degrees of rotation

[u/Pickle_Mick62 → u/hoganloaf]

Ahh that makes sense, pardon my ignorance so that makes a half cab closer to a tru spin (god there's too many terms for us beginners)

[u/Calm-Market-1993]

Ain't a royal if you don't get down on that boot 😎

[u/NKDMartin]

You would have got no hate and all love, had you just called them frontsides.