Learn how to rollerblade and inline skate from a skilled and experienced instructor. These step-by-step video lessons show you the right way to skate and practice, as if you have an instructor with you. Each skate tutorial breaks down the skill in a logical and safe sequence so that you progressively achieve the correct technique and perfect the manoeuvre. Each video lesson comes with accompanying ‘Practice Exercise Summary’ notes so that you practice everything needed in the right order and don’t leave anything out.
This video course is aimed at the adult beginner skater or anyone having trouble skating and/or stopping well on inline skates. This course thoroughly prepares the new skater with lessons on equipment, how to properly use and put on protective gear and skates, as well as things to look out for when choosing where to skate. This course will ensure you are safe as you learn the basics and then ready to learn more techniques in Advanced Beginners.
Features:
• Preparation Videos;
Equipment, Skates, Protective Gear, Where to Skate, Preliminary Statics.
• Skate Skills Lesson Videos;
Basic Movement, Heel Brake Stop
• Expert Demonstrations.
• Step-by-step instructions for safely learning each new skill.
• Common Problems and how to fix them.
• Graphics to explain essential information.
• Practice Exercise Summary (for easy, at-a-glance practice).
Asha Kirkby is one of the highest qualified and experienced skate instructors in the world. She is a trainer of instructors worldwide for the ICP (Inline Certification Programme) and has taught thousands to skate in her UK skate school Skatefresh in London and Brighton. As an ex-figure skater in her teens, Asha has been skating for over 30 years. These lessons are the culmination of her years of experience teaching and skating. Her teaching style is direct and to the point and has been tested on many students with great success. Put an instructor in your pocket and see how much easier it all becomes. You can only relax on your skates when your technique is good and you are skating well. This is when it flows, when your skates feel like part of you (and not separate). Your skating will then make you feel vibrant and alive.