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Anonymous Sun 06 Sep 2015 16:45:33 No.729020 View Reply Report Delete

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Where to buy inline skates:
http://www.grindhouse.eu/
http://www.locoskates.com/
http://www.inlinewarehouse.com/
http://www.aggressivemall.com/
http://rollerwarehouse.com/
http://skatesolution.com/
http://thuroshop.com/
http://shop-task.com/
http://www.intuitionskate.com/
http://www.proskatersplace.com/
http://hedonskate.com/
http://www.erolling.com/
http://www.oakcityskate.com/
http://www.amazon.com/ (type in the brand name to see if they sell them there; Valo, Rollerblade, K2, Seba,Etc.)
Australians: http://skaterhq.com.au/
http://www.moanashop.fr/6-roller (use google translate)
http://www.inercia.com/en/skates/inline-skates-rollerblades.html
https://demonxtreme.com/section.php/1504/1/skates/
https://shop.be-mag.com/

Beginner Guide:
https://d.maxfile.ro/qbziejgrqo.jpg

Trick guide:
Use Youtube you dummy.

Now go and skate.

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Anonymous Sun 06 Sep 2015 16:52:33 No.729022 Report Delete

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Anonymous Sun 06 Sep 2015 17:15:11 No.729025 Report Delete

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Anonymous Mon 07 Sep 2015 15:11:04 No.729442 Report Delete

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anyone from here going to winterclash '16 eindhoven?

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Anonymous Mon 07 Sep 2015 19:44:49 No.729625 Report Delete

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I got a question. I live in the midwest and I love inline skating. But every park around Chicago is filled with emo, fake punk ass skateboarders and 6 year old scooter kids. Nobody knows or cares about inline. Are there any parts of the country where inline is still around? Like So. Cal? Not even cool, just... exists and is present.

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Anonymous Mon 07 Sep 2015 22:12:46 No.729873 Report Delete

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>>729625
There are some big name inline stores here in California. Inlinewarehouse, Aggressivemall, Intuitionskate, and Rollerwarehouse are located here. AMALL and RW are located in the San Francisco/Sacramento (Central/Northern Cali) area, While IS and IW are located right at the very edge of SoCal(Bakersfield and San Luis Obispo - entering Central Cali).

So yeah, i would expect to be people to be skating around here. That said, I have yet to meet any "aggressive" skaters in all of the 21 years I lived here. (I live in the Antelope Valley which is outside the LA area)

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Anonymous Tue 08 Sep 2015 21:08:19 No.730329 Report Delete

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>>729625
id skate with you bro. Im in chicago suburbs and have never seen anyone else blading. But i know of about 2 or 3 that do. I stayed in SoCal for a couple months never saw any bladers either.

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Anonymous Sun 13 Sep 2015 01:17:25 No.731871 Report Delete

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Some unfortunate news. Read the description.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isa7BBueOac

If you were thinking of getting a pair of SSMs, you should get them now.

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Anonymous Tue 15 Sep 2015 01:59:42 No.732742 Report Delete

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>>729625
>>730329
I'm also a blader from Chi. Join the Chicago Blade Scene Group on Facebook

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 17 Sep 2015 06:27:56 No.733510 Report Delete

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In what order should you learn techniques? I think someone said it in the last thread but I forgot to write it down.

Skankin' Guy

Skankin' Guy Thu 17 Sep 2015 20:42:52 No.733801 Report Delete

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>>732742
rad

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Anonymous Mon 21 Sep 2015 11:53:44 No.736012 Report Delete

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I got some cheap skates, £45, and was wondering will I really damage them if I skate when it is wet? I know it will be a bit slippier and so more dangerous, but will I fuck up my bearings? (they are ABEC 7)

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Anonymous Mon 21 Sep 2015 18:15:47 No.736134 Report Delete

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>>736012
yep, get them wet for too long they will start to rust

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Anonymous Thu 24 Sep 2015 11:07:00 No.737653 Report Delete

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>>733510
>>733510
I would recommend this order.

Movement

>standing still comfortably
>moving forwards slowly
>moving forwards and stopping by dragging back wheel
>moving forwards and stopping by pushing wheels into the floor
>moving backwards slowly by pushing off of something
>backwards slowly until you come to a stop
>learn to move backwards by slaloming your feet
>learn to stop from backwards by anti-slaloming (i mean doing it out of rhythm, you will lose speed)

Another way to stop is to move your feet sideways, in front of you, and tilt them down; similar to a sess slide, will ruin your plates/wheels.

Once you can move freely, get on a ramp; I personally started on a halfpipe and believe its a great way to learn to get to grips.

Ramps

PUMPING.
Pumping is integral. Pumping means to PUSH your feet INTO the ramp as the ramp curves. So as you roll over the middle curve of the ramp you push down and gain momentum/speed. This is integral to all ramp skating.

>stand in ramp
>skate forwards up the ramp
>let yourself roll backwards down
>dont be scared, you're only moving slowly, a fall will not hurt
>do this repeatedly, getting higher as you feel comfortable
>once you ARE comfortable, begin to pump, this might feel very alien but you must persevere, you will feel yourself getting higher up the ramp as you rock back and forth
>once you can reach the copaign (by this i mean the grind rail attached to the top of the ramp), you are needing to learn to drop in.

DROPPING IN

Three main ways of dropping in. 1) Sit drop 2)Standing Drop in 3)Jumping in

>1) sit on the edge of the copaign, legs dangling into the ramp
>lean FORWARDS with your upper body and head
>LEAN FUCKING FORWARDS
>your going to push yourself off the ramp and raise your knees into your chest
>LEAN FUCKING FORWARDS
>as you lean forwards your wheels will flatly connect with the ramp
>keep your feet steady
You have now done a sit drop

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Anonymous Thu 24 Sep 2015 11:17:53 No.737657 Report Delete

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>>737653
>2)stand on top of ramp
>one foot on copaign
>LEAN FUCKING FORWARD
>but this time leaning too far forward will smash your face into the ground
>progress slowly, if you feel uncomfortable, fall onto your ass
PROTIP
always fall onto cushioned parts of your body (ass, thighs) dont NOT fall on wrists/elbows and other exposed places, if you cant fall, WEAR PADS UNTIL YOU CAN
Skating is a painful sport, you will fall and you will get bruises and cuts, you cant jump off, so you MUST learn to fall properly.
>as your leaning forwards put your other foot onto the copaign and look down
>you will be at quite an angle
>you have to just roll with it
>step into the ramp, KEEP YOUR FEET STEADY, TRUST YOUR FUCKING FEET & DONT LET THEM CRUMBLE
>you have now just dropped in

IT IS ALWAYS BETTER TO FALL FORWARDS WHEN DROPPING IN THAN BACKWARDS DO NOT LET YOUR HEAD WHIP BACKWARDS
DO NOT LET YOUR HEAD WHIP BACKWARDS
DO NOT LET YOUR HEAD WHIP BACKWARDS

>3) both feet behind the copaign, sideways as if trying to stop or sess sliding
> jump upwards over the copaign and spin 90 degrees
>plant feet firmly and flatly on the ramp
>you have now just jumped in

These are very easy steps, especially if you progress from 1 to 2 to 3. I learnt these maneuvers when I was 9 years old.

TRICKS

Tricks all stem from different foot placements (talking grinds here)
I would recommend this order to learn the tricks in. Always start with stalls and progress to grinds. REMEMBER: the biggest part of grinding is having the speed. The speed will keep you on the rail, the faster you go, the less likely to fall. You need to break the mental hurdle and just go for it. If you fall, get back up faggot.

>frontside
>backside
>soul
>mizu
>pornstar
>acid
>makio

Once these are easy, progress to topside variations.

>top soul
>top mizu
>top porn
>top acid
>fishbrain

Grabs to learn are going to be:

>safety grab
>judo
>lui kang
>rocket grab

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Anonymous Thu 24 Sep 2015 11:21:55 No.737659 Report Delete

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>>737657
Personally, I think grabs are far easier to hurt oneself due to the skaters corrupted body position in air, you need to be able to get the height needed to make the grab AND return your feet to your landing position.

Try these grabs in foam pits if you are truly uncomfortable.

Always push your boundaries.

Good luck Anon.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 27 Sep 2015 10:21:38 No.738609 Report Delete

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>>737653
>>737657
>>737659
Thanks man. There looks like there is loads of good information there. Only got rec skate atm but I assume I can still learn to pump and stuff on the ramps.

Will save this information and use all of it when I get around to getting some aggressive skates (although I have also seen some really nice freeskates that would be great for city skating, so many skates but so little money)

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Anonymous Tue 06 Oct 2015 10:32:00 No.742600 Report Delete

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Where can you buy cheap bearings and wheels in the UK? I am gonna skate a lot in the rain, so I assume my bearings are going get crunchy and the wheels are starting to wear as well.

Also, you don't need to replace axles and spacers do you?

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Anonymous Wed 07 Oct 2015 09:47:03 No.742898 Report Delete

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>>742600
I've always gone to either Pro-Line or Route One - but to be honest that was a long time ago, I would suggest the links posted in the OP.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Oct 2015 17:12:43 No.743043 Report Delete

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>>742600
Try loco skates. As for the axles and spacers, they don't need to be replaced. If you need new axles and spacers, then i would assume that you have been really heavily beating on the frames for a long duration of time.

If that's the case, you might as well buy a new frame. Although rain water may fuck up axles and spacers with rust.

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Anonymous Wed 07 Oct 2015 23:02:27 No.743259 Report Delete

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>>742600
If you got the resources, you can try some ceramic bearings, but if you are going to go for just normal metal bearings, I hear good things about using marine-grade grease on your bearings.

You might wanna get softer wheels for the rain too.

I've been wanting to invest in a "rain frame" for wet weather for the longest time.

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Anonymous Wed 14 Oct 2015 00:38:04 No.746171 Report Delete

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>TFW Shitty Schwinn Adjustable skates
It's better than nothing, I'm confident enough my my skating abilities to feel like getting a pricey set of Agressive skates would be worth it, i just don't have that disposable income yet.

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Anonymous Thu 22 Oct 2015 04:18:02 No.749706 Report Delete

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Anonymous Thu 22 Oct 2015 13:21:15 No.749826 Report Delete

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Hey, another question. I been practising inline everyday for like 3 months or so, and in the last couple of weeks I have been going to some non contact ice hockey. Never skated before, but picked it up pretty easily, but after the session inlines felt really weird and it took a day or so to adjust back.

I plan on ice skating once or twice a week, while still rollerblading around most days. Will the transition from one to the other get easier as I (hopefully) get better at ice skating?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 22 Oct 2015 15:29:48 No.749864 Report Delete

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>>749826
The answer is more than likely yes, switching between them can only get easier. Something that might help is to think of ice skating as an entirely separate thing as to not take any habits you develop back to inline.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 23 Oct 2015 18:37:45 No.750340 Report Delete

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>>743259
Not him, but from what I understand, ceramic bearings just require less maintenance and are rust-proof, right?
(I heard they offer a small speed advantage, but also that they don't offer a significant speed advantage over proper bearings)

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Anonymous Fri 23 Oct 2015 19:25:13 No.750355 Report Delete

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>>750340
Yep, for the most part. Ceramics keep their smooth spin for a long longer too.
>>743259
Seba make these things as well if full ceramic are to pricey as well

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 24 Oct 2015 08:05:32 No.750515 Report Delete

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>>749864
Thanks for the reply, I ice skated again yesterday and it seemed a little easier to transition. I think for me the big difference is that my inlines are too big and quite lose around my toes but the ice skates aren't. So when I go back to inlines it feels weird,

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 24 Oct 2015 08:13:12 No.750520 Report Delete

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>>750515
I generally like to go as tight as possible in both cases. Maybe ever so slightly less tight for inline since you need a bit more control.

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Anonymous Sat 24 Oct 2015 08:46:05 No.750530 Report Delete

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>>750520
Yeah, I need to get tighter ones. I bought my first pair over the internet and the size came up big. I think next time I need to try some on in a shop, but unfortunately the one around here is closed atm.

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Anonymous Tue 27 Oct 2015 21:51:32 No.753511 Report Delete

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>>749706
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Anonymous Wed 28 Oct 2015 01:31:36 No.753567 Report Delete

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>>753511
Skaters from the group "CidyLife"

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