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One-Foot Roll

You glide in a straight line on one skate with the other lifted beside it.

Difficulty
Rookie
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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

  1. Roll

    Build gentle speed with a few strides.

    CueEasy speed
  2. Shift

    Move your hips and shoulders over one skate.

    CueHips across
  3. Lift

    Raise the other skate a little and hold it by your ankle.

    CueFoot close
  4. Hold

    Glide straight as long as you can, then swap feet.

    CueBoth sides

Why it isn't working

  1. IfLifting the foot before moving your hips.
    ThenSlide your hips over the standing skate first, then lift.
  2. IfStanding on a straight leg.
    ThenKeep the standing knee bent so it can soak up bumps.
  3. 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.

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