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Step 1
Begin by skating slowly forward so you can control your stops.
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Step 2
Lift your front toes so your heel angles down toward the ground, until you feel the brake start to drag. The more pressure you apply on the brake, the faster you'll come to a full stop.
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Step 3
Try bringing your feet together and putting your weight toward the front of your Rollerblade wheels. Then, slide your back wheels sideways. The idea is to turn at a 90-degree angle from the direction you were headed, abruptly cutting off your forward motion. This takes practice and puts some wear on your wheels.
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Step 4
Practice stopping on your roller blades on a level surface while wearing your safety gear. Gradually increase your speed as you grow more comfortable with the stopping motion.













