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Weaving Through Obstacles: Learn How to Rollerblade: Tips & Techniques

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Summary: How to weave through obstacles on rollerblades, explained by an inline skating expert in this free online video clip.

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Adam Silverstein Adam Silverstein is an inline skating instructor at Compo Beach Skate Park in Westport Connecticut. He has been teaching for more than three years and roller... read more

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Weaving Through Obstacles: Learn How to Rollerblade: Tips & Techniques

Hey guys Adam Silverstein here again on behalf of Expertvillage.com. Now in this next clip I am going to show you guys a weaving technique which is really a combination of different turns and variations of speed. Behind me is a set of cones a long course which I can use to demonstrate this technique. What is important to do is realize that most of this takes place in the shoulders. So as we are skating through the cones we are going to really change the directions of the shoulders to guide our body and our skates through those cones. It also has a lot to do with the weight. So you are going to get low and put weight on the outside skate to push them the opposite direction. Watch as I do demonstration behind me. Now I am going to get some speed and go ?? (0055) with my shoulders facing in the direction I want to go and my outside foot with most of the weight on it. So watch as I keep my knees bent the same as before just to keep my center of gravity here. Now watch, shoulders turned in, foot pushes out, shoulders turn in, foot pushes out, alright, alright, yeah.

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