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You stand on the coping at the top of a ramp and lean forward into the slope, rolling down into the ramp.

Difficulty
Easy
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The lowdown

You stand on the coping at the top of a ramp and lean forward into the slope, rolling down into the ramp. Almost every other ramp trick starts with it.

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HOW TO DROP IN A RAMP WITH INLINE SKATES - ROLLERBLADING TUTORIAL
Ricardo Lino · on YouTube
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How to learn it

  1. Set up

    Put one skate on the coping with the bar in its groove.

  2. Second skate

    Bend your knees and bring the other skate beside it.

  3. Step

    Move one skate forward so your stance is staggered.

    CueStagger the stance
  4. Lean

    Lean in and drop, keeping your weight over your feet.

    CueCommit, no hesitating
  5. Ride away

    Look down the ramp and roll out with knees bent.

Why it isn't working

  1. IfLeaning back at the top.
    ThenPush your knees and shoulders forward so your body sits square to the slope.
  2. IfHolding the fence or coping.
    ThenLet go before you drop; holding on twists you sideways into a fall.
  3. IfHesitating halfway through the lean.
    ThenDecide before you start, then lean in all the way in one move.
  4. IfFeet sliding together going down.
    ThenKeep a staggered stance with one skate slightly ahead.
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One of 12 Park tricks at Easy on inline. All easy inline tricks

Why it's Easy: Amateur because the moment of leaning over the edge takes real nerve. The movement itself is short and a small ramp keeps the fall low.

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