@Toi MissToi Totally makes sense! Turning around to stop is a solid backup, especially if you’re trying to avoid relying too much on toe stops. Both options give you control, just depends on the situation. Sounds like you’ve got a good system figured out!

@Sharon Wells Nice! Back brake stoppers definitely give that extra sense of control and stability, especially for stopping quickly. If it feels safer for you than a T-stop, then it's definitely the right choice. Plus, it's always good to have options depending on the terrain!

@Grace Sigunga I’ve been skating most of my life, but after two major fractures last year, it’s been a tough recovery. I’m finally getting back on skates, and my confidence is starting to return, but I can’t shake this heightened awareness of other skaters around me. It’s definitely a mix of fear and caution after my falls, and I’m still working through that trauma. I’m taking it slow, staying mindful of my surroundings, and trusting the process of regaining both my physical strength and mental comfort.

@Nathaniel Hill I completely agree! Mastering the basics really does lay a strong foundation for everything else. Larry Bird’s advice is spot on practice makes perfect!

@Isabel Mitzen Ohkay. I tried practicing backward skating it's kind of challenging 😊

@Isabel Mitzen That’s such a smart strategy!! Running backward really does help build those muscles and improve balance. I’ll definitely give it a try. Thanks for the tip, it’s always great to hear different perspective

For the next videos, I’d love to see more on JB footwork!!!