
One-Foot Roll
The lowdown
You glide in a straight line on one skate with the other lifted beside it. It is the balance underneath the T-stop, every grind approach and every slide.
How to learn it
Roll
Build gentle speed with a few strides.
CueEasy speedShift
Move your hips and shoulders over one skate.
CueHips acrossLift
Raise the other skate a little and hold it by your ankle.
CueFoot closeHold
Glide straight as long as you can, then swap feet.
CueBoth sides
Why it isn't working
- IfLifting the foot before moving your hips.ThenSlide your hips over the standing skate first, then lift.
- IfStanding on a straight leg.ThenKeep the standing knee bent so it can soak up bumps.
- IfLifted leg swinging out wide.ThenHold the lifted foot close beside your other ankle.
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One of 6 Flat tricks at Rookie on inline. All beginner inline tricks
Why it's Rookie: Rookie because it is a straight glide on flat ground, and the only new thing is trusting one skate.




