Rollerskating Lessons

Richmond, CA

Location: Miller Knox Shoreline | 900 Dornan Drive OR Berkeley Skatepark
Private 1-on-1 Lesson | Small Groups
New Students 15% OFF- Use Code NEW15 at checkout Does not apply to discount packages

Courses Offered:
Learn to Skate, Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Available Rentals:
Skates (Kids Sizes 11-3 and Women's 4-9), Knee & Elbow Pads, Wrist Guards, Bumsavers and Helmets

For students with under 2 weeks of skating experience.
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Using a mix of assisted and unassisted stationary and dynamic training for proper forward skating including bubbles, scissoring, basic turning techniques, safely stopping and falling.
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Not eligible for skatepark.

For students who have tried rollerskating and have at least 2-4 weeks of experience.

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Using a mix of unassisted stationary and dynamic training for faster forward skating including backwards skating, more advanced turning, stopping and falling techniques.
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Not eligible for skatepark.

For students who have a strong command of the beginner basics and are ready to learn more advanced tricks.
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Using dynamic training to improve basics tricks, including refining backwards skating, crossovers, one foot skating, jumps, 180 turns, and much more.
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Eligible for skatepark.

For students who have a strong command of intermediate level tricks and are ready to string together lines, trick combinations and even competition training.
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Improving intermediate tricks and consistency to create trick lines.
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Eligible skatepark.

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Protective gear needed - details on Gear Up Page

REQUIRED - > Helmet
REQUIRED - > Knee & Elbow pads
REQUIRED - > Wrist Guards
OPTIONAL -> Bumsaver, Mouth Guard

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Be sure to bring your properly sized and well-maintained rollerskates and protective gear or rent them from us at least 24 hours in advance of your lesson via our online rental shop.

Required protective gear:

Helmet, knee/ elbow pads and wrist guards.

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○ Helmets should fit snug around the head and front sits just above the eyebrows

○ knee pads slip on before skates

○ Wrist guards-plastic part sits on the palm side of hand

● Socks: Wear cushioned crew socks to avoid blisters

● Bring plenty of drinking water

● Apply sunscreen prior to your outdoor lesson/ class

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Arrive early to gear up before the start of the lesson.

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Check rollerskate parts are intact and functioning well (toe stops screwed in tight, wheels rolling, cushions not disintegrated if vintage, laces not frayed.

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Rollerskating Lessons

Richmond, CA

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