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Inline skating is commonly called "rollerblading," because Rollerblade Inc. was one of the first companies to manufacture inline skates back in the 1970s. Inline skates are fun and versatile, like ice skating on concrete. It's a great way of getting exercise and having fun. If you want to learn the basic gear and techniques, you can get started exploring this great outdoor sport. | Inline skating is commonly called "rollerblading," because Rollerblade Inc. was one of the first companies to manufacture inline skates back in the 1970s. Inline skates are fun and versatile, like ice skating on concrete. It's a great way of getting exercise and having fun. If you want to learn the basic gear and techniques, you can get started exploring this great outdoor sport. | ||
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#Keep practicing. Once you're comfortable with balance, gliding along and stopping, you can start to learn more advanced elements of inline skating, such as making turns and then getting ready for ramps, racing, grinding and even competing. | #Keep practicing. Once you're comfortable with balance, gliding along and stopping, you can start to learn more advanced elements of inline skating, such as making turns and then getting ready for ramps, racing, grinding and even competing. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
