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Jumping Onto a Curb: Learn How to Rollerblade: Free Rollerblading Video Lesson

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Summary: How to jump onto a curb on rollerblades, explained by an inline skating expert in this free video lesson.

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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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seshrun said

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on 8/30/2009 Mostly me.

seshrun said

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on 8/30/2009 Like stormy said, Shutup and quit braggin'! People are tryin' to learn!

stormy6 said

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on 4/9/2009 Look guys - these tips are for beginners, stop bragging about what you can do and leave this stuff for the people who are learning.

Get over yourselves.

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on 1/19/2009 omg slllc0nE u must be AMAZING why dont you try a 540 onto a curb into a one foot manule you friken begginer 180 anyone can do but i bet your just lying to make yourself look these videos should say for begginers so i dont have to wast my time watching them. p.s i bet you fall on your as* all the time

silic0ne said

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on 8/2/2008 ok. first im gonna say that when u said this is tricky that made me laugh. i usually jum onto curbs backwards perfectly.

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" Hey guys Adam Silverstein here again on behalf of Expertvillage.com. Now I just showed you guys how to jump. In this next step I am going to show you how to actually jump on to the different elevated surface. This is when it gets a little tricky so hang with me. What we need to do is exactly what we did before when we jumped. We bend our knees, keeping our feet together, jump and bring them up under us. Okay and now we have to compensate for a different surface so what we are going to do is when we are coming down and landing we are going to keep our knees super bent to compensate for the change in the elevation. Now watch it as I do it over here and watch how my body reacts when I come up to the second surface. So we are going to push off just like before, jump with both feet and land on the other surface. Nice. Nice. Now, now what you have got to remember is when you are jumping up higher like that on to an elevated ground you are going to have land a little lower so you are going to bend your knees even more suctioning to the ground. Watch me do it one more time. So I push off, both knees together, jump on to the surface. Awesome. "

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