Welcome to the world's fastest growing sport -- rollerblading. Combining the exhilaration of skiing with the grace of ice skating, the popularity of in-line skating is spreading at an incredible rate. Techniques, tricks and equipment covered.
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From beginning to advanced skating,
By madbee (Colorado) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: 1st In-Line: Roll Up to Get Ahead With This Streetwise Instuction Manual On In-Line Skating (Hardcover)
This is my favorite book on inline skating. It is loaded with color pictures and the explanations are very simple. There is a section on equipment which even explains cleaning and upgrading equipment. The book begins with First Techniques for the beginner and goes on with chapers like Moving, Improving, Skillful Techniques, The Real World, Specialist Skating, etc. The Moving and Improving chapter covers topics like parallel turns, forward crossover, slalom turns and dynamic striding. Each lesson has clear instructions and suggestions accompanied by numbered color photographs. At the end of each chapter is a section called Troubles that covers each technique taught in the chapter and lists Problems with Reasons and Corrections. This is what makes the book so useful for learning new things. The best thing about this book is how clearly it is written. If you have just learned or want to learn to inline skate get yourself a copy and grow with it.
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This review is from: 1st In-Line: Roll Up to Get Ahead With This Streetwise Instuction Manual On In-Line Skating (Hardcover)
If you want to learn some technique, this book lacks details and is not useful. For beginner to intermediate instruction on in-line skating, I recommend instead the book by Liz Miller "Get Rolling ...", complemented by the one by William Nealy, "Inline! ...".
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