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Title: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: L_I_S on Feb 18, 2011, 01:26: PM
How do you upper roller guys not get dizzy?
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers
Post by: Damiano on Feb 18, 2011, 02:33: PM
Originally i used painkillers,
Now after a bit of practice i don't get dizzy, if i do I take a small break inbetween combos
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: L_I_S on Feb 18, 2011, 02:44: PM
Originally i used painkillers,
Now after a bit of practice i don't get dizzy, if i do I take a small break inbetween combos
lol seriously?
I mean like when some guys do 20+ rproll and keep going.
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: Damiano on Feb 18, 2011, 02:53: PM
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lol seriously?

well to be honest just once or twice or.....

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I mean like when some guys do 20+ rproll and keep going.

You'll have to call in the pro's for this one  :grin:



EDIT:fixed the quotes.
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: Tupac on Feb 18, 2011, 04:29: PM
I only get dizzy once I hit 30 or so.
I try not to think about dizziness whenever I do rolls. I never have to take a break from dizziness either.
I think naturally your body builds up an immunity against it.
Even when I stack a set of rprolls I don't feel real dizzy, only slightly kinda barely dizzy. (not losing balance or stuttering around)
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: L_I_S on Feb 18, 2011, 04:43: PM
What the hell! How can you build immunity to it. That's like sitting in the dark waiting for your eyes to become immune to darkness..it doesn't sound plausible.
Does it have something to do with speed or what part of the neck you move? It has to be something like that.
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: Tupac on Feb 18, 2011, 04:53: PM
Maybe immunity was a bad word, more of a resistance against it.
I used to skate for (9) years, I think all the spins (360's, 720's, etc.) naturally built up a resistance. I think thats why I never had a problem with rollers.
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: alexfs on Feb 19, 2011, 12:03: PM
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lol seriously?

well to be honest just once or twice or.....

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I mean like when some guys do 20+ rproll and keep going.

You'll have to call in the pro's for this one  :grin:



EDIT:fixed the quotes.
good advice Damian, especially when there are so many of them on the forum like smelte, valiko, bengau etc  :grin:
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: L_I_S on Feb 19, 2011, 03:02: PM
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lol seriously?

well to be honest just once or twice or.....

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I mean like when some guys do 20+ rproll and keep going.

You'll have to call in the pro's for this one  :grin:



EDIT:fixed the quotes.
good advice Damian, especially when there are so many of them on the forum like smelte, valiko, bengau etc  :grin:
+100500
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: SimonFS on Feb 25, 2011, 02:17: AM
You will get used to it as you practice them more :) And it will after some time take more rolls to make you dizzy. So when the amount of rollers you can do increase, so does your 'resistance' to dizziness. At least thats my experience with it :p
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: L_I_S on Feb 26, 2011, 05:59: PM
Hmm, you think so? I'll keep at it then.
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: AznMagic on Feb 27, 2011, 07:29: AM
3 things affect dizziness.
- knowing where the ground is (feet being planted is good)
- what you see (duh)
- inner ear shit (something about stones and hairs and fluids)

last one is most likely what happens. don't stress that stuff out too much and gradually get urself used to doing more and more each time.
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: AJS on Feb 27, 2011, 10:26: PM
For me im not pro at rollers, my max is just 12 but whenever I train on them I make sure Im not hungry.
Ive tried training with an empty stomach and once after dinner and both ways I was getting dizzy and i was about to puke.
And just have fun while doing it  :grin:
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: Ethan on Feb 28, 2011, 05:52: AM
i recommend stopping training them altogether and doing some proper freestyle like airmoves  :PDT_Armataz_01_37:
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: Liicht on Feb 28, 2011, 06:10: AM
i recommend stopping training them altogether and doing some proper freestyle like airmoves  :PDT_Armataz_01_37:

Seriously. Stop being so annoying. Uppers is proper freestyle. So is groundmoves. Stop hatin ethan.
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: Tupac on Feb 28, 2011, 06:20: AM
i recommend stopping training them altogether and doing some proper freestyle like airmoves  :PDT_Armataz_01_37:
Ethan is sad cause he can't do them :(
One of the dumbest posts I've read. And I make some pretty dumb ones...
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: Ethan on Feb 28, 2011, 06:40: AM
oh come on guys take a bloody joke...i'm not being serious about uppers - i accept they are freestyle ofc, although they are certainly not as difficult to achieve a high level in compared to lowers.

and liicht the groundmoves thing i am serious about, i don't actually consider groundmoves freestyle :)
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: alexfs on Feb 28, 2011, 11:10: AM
turlakov once wrote: his upper abilities took him 1/6 of the time and effort of what the lower abilities took
lowers are the hardest, most developed discipline - respect that

(http://s002.radikal.ru/i199/1103/0e/449bb1fde6a9.jpg)

if you like grounds - means you like gay terrorists and hate democracy and human rights
Title: Re: Preventing dizziness from rollers(how?)
Post by: MiniLud on Mar 01, 2011, 12:42: AM

if you like grounds - means you like gay terrorists and hate democracy and human rights


LOL