Hi! I started skating regularly a few months ago. I want to move from practicing in a parking lot to getting out on more trails, but I’m still a little hesitant. What moves/techniques would you recommend learning/improving before trail skating? Thanks in advance!!

I'm sure someone has asked this before, but what do you recommend for a newbie who is comfortable on ice skates (hockey skates) and wants to learn some groovy dance moves? Thanks!

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.