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12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
 Excellent for beginner In-ine skaters. Oct 04, 2007
By Elizabeth A. Convey
This is an excellent DVD for beginner in-line skaters. It is easily understood by children as well as adults. Stresses the importance of protective gear and how to wear it. It clearly shows different ways of braking, as well as, basic strides and backward skating. This DVD guides you on to become a good intermediate skater. If you need instructions on how to care for your skates - look elsewhere.
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Excellent Feb 15, 2008
By t.rosser
Excellent dvd covering most things a beginner needs to know: forward and backwards skating, braking, turning, falling etc. Probably not for the advanced skater but if you're just starting off or need to review your basic technique then this is highly recommended.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
very good Nov 28, 2008
By Kirk Alex
Worth every penny. For the beginner--or, say you just haven't skated in many
moons (like myself) and would like a brief refresher/reminder (course) on
what to do & how to do it.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Inline skating Jan 29, 2010
By T. Duhan
I've only been able to watch and not practice due to a recent ankle surgery but it is very informative and is easy to follow. I used to be able to skate (about 20 yrs ago when I was younger but its been a while and I wanted something to help. This is a great training aide and once I am fully able, I will be on the road trying. I would recommend indeed for someone trying to learn.
 A little too easy... Aug 06, 2010
By Tom
"Caveman"
Stopping and slowing are more important than skating back-wards for beginners. Did not demonstrate more practical stopping technique's like, link lunge or spin stops. What I was hoping to see was techniques for slowing, such as going down hill. I do not think use of heel brake is feasible in that situation.
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