Hi! Does anyone have any tips on doing drills to get a movement down? For example, how long to spend on a practice session, how many times to practice one movement, how many movements to practice in a session? Any guidance or experience is greatly appreciated.

Hi there…looking for advice on wheels for outdoor. I am a beginner and have Moxi Lollies with Moxi Gummies…I am skating on ashphalt streets and sidewalks (only because that’s all I have available…no skate rinks near me)…I like that these wheels can ride over cracks, rocks etc but T stops seem difficult. I am able to turn backwards and do a scissor stop, or backwards double toe stop but this is not always an ideal way to stop 🫣. I read that a smaller width outdoor wheel might be easier? Looking for insight…thanks

So I've been practicing outdoors on tennis courts and empty parking lots 2-3 times a week for months now. I was happy with how much progress I was making and how comfortable I felt on my skates. Unfortunately, when I show up to the rink to put it all to the test I feel completely out of my element! The rink is so much smoother that I cant count on the muscle memory Ive built on pavement. I'm better than if I didnt practice at all, but much better outdoors. Have yall experienced this? How do you bridge the gap? I cant spend 60 dollars a week paying to practice at the rink exclusively.

I just started skating this year and got a pair of Reidell 111s which have been a dream to learn in. But this last week, I’ve been going harder as I get more confident in my moves and my bunions have been in *pain*. I want to prevent any further injuries and can’t stand the thought of not being able to skate or having surgery 😭 Never even noticed my bunions much before skating, but apparently it’s genetic. Google suggested a couple things, but I’m wondering if anyone on here has dealt with this and has any recommendations?

Hi…just wondering how long the videos are in this class? How is it different from the free version? Thanks!