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Stopping: Learn How to Rollerblade: Free Rollerblading Video Clip Lesson

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Summary: How to stop on rollerblades, explained by an inline skating expert in this free online video clip.

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By Adam Silverstein
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Adam Silverstein is an inline skating instructor at Compo Beach Skate Park in Westport Connecticut. He has been teaching for more than three years and roller blading for more than...read more

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on 8/2/2008 could u teach how to stall in like halfpipes and stuff?????

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on 8/2/2008 hey i am haveing trouble doing a frontside 50-50 can u teach me sometime my addres is aggressive-skater@ho tmail.com

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on 8/2/2008 i love rollerblading and figure skating and we learn this stop in figure skating class !!! I wish he was my teacher though !!!!!! hehe

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on 8/2/2008 Hey dude ... I donno if you're gonna read this but anyway ... My skates do have that brake thingy, should I take it off? whatcha reckon?

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on 8/2/2008 Thank you so much, Adam. These videos are a big benefit to me. Thanks for all your videos and your neon outfit! I love it. I never really knew how to do any of these things and people who have gone with me didn't really know how to teach me. Thanks for the shoulders and stopping tip!

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" Hey guys, Adam Silverstein here on behalf of Expertvillage.com. In this next clip I am going to show you one of the most important parts of rollerblading, stopping. A lot of recreational skates come with brakes in the back, but as you get more advanced into the sport you are going to realize the rollerblades do not come with these that is because this is the new technique you need to use to stop. Okay. In this clip I am going to show you how to how to T stop. What is important to do in this is while you are skating one foot is to keep going and this other foot is going to drag behind you to slow you down. You are going to drag your back foot behind you and bring you to a stop. It is a good way to avoid any accidents and hitting somebody else like a collision. Watch again you try it at home. "

eHow Article: Stopping: Learn How to Rollerblade: Free Rollerblading Video Clip Lesson

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