Archive for the 'Inline Skating' Category

Rollerblading: Replacing The Wheels

Tuesday, August 26th, 2008

If you want to replace your inline skates wheels, you should know exactly what you need. The wheels come in different sizes, shapes and compozition, they also come for different styles of skating. The wheels you choose will have a great impact on your performance.

What you have to take into consideration before buying the wheels is: your body weight, your ability for rollerblading, your skating style and the speed.

A Rollerblading Season

Wednesday, August 6th, 2008


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Rollerblading is said to be one of the most elegant outdoor sports. Staying in the fresh air and all the jumps, spins and other movements you do make you feel amazing. The market is full of different kinds of inline skates. But before you buy a pair for yourself, you need to know what kind of rollerblades you want. You also have to know if you want to look or feel good. “Priority must be given to the fit of the skates. An ill-fitting pair of skates can cause serious muscular pains. Stress should be laid on the design and the aerodynamics of the skates.” says Adeep Kapoor from G.K. Sports.

Let’s Start Rollerblading!

Thursday, July 3rd, 2008


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Rollerblading is a very popular activity. The reason is probably because anyone can do it, no matter the age, and do it at his/her own pace. It’s a fantastic way of keeping fit without the need of going to the gym.

If you want to have a go, it would be recommended to borrow or rent a pair of skates before buying them. You will be able to see if you really enjoy the sport and what sort of skates is good for you.

Let’s Rollerblade!

Friday, May 23rd, 2008


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To do that you need a pair of rollerblades. In order to find an ideal pair, have a look in a few sports stores, compare different styles and prices. Choose your style.

The first thing to do is decide what type of skates you need: for speed, freestyle skating or fitness. Speed rollerblading is a professional sport. It’s even a part of the Olympics. If you want something less demanding, try fitness or recreational skates.

New Models Of Rollerblades

Wednesday, May 7th, 2008


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A lot has been said about rollerblading and how good it is for keeping fit. This energizing activity helps quickly burn calories and can be done all the year round. But especially now, in spring, when days are long, sunny and warm, it’s great time to put rollerblades on.

Manufacturers of the rollerblades have just introduced two new models perfect for fitness: The Crossfire 8.0™ for men and the Activa 8.0™ for women.

Skate For Fitness

Tuesday, April 15th, 2008


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In the late 1990s rollerblading was a hyper-popular activity. But even today, about 13 million people in the world rollerblade for fun and a fast workout. It’s a fantastic way to burn ample calories and tone your muscles.

“Skating makes you feel like you’re just floating. It’s such a great way to lift your moods while getting in some awesome exercise,” says Kalinda Bogue, director of marketing at Rollerblade.

Health Tip: Inline Skating

Thursday, November 22nd, 2007

Did you know that inline skating can burn as many calories as running or cycling? It’s also fun - providing you wear appropriate gear. It’s frightening but about two-thirds of all skaters don’t wear safety gear! That’s the reason of the most common face and head injuries.

The National Safety Council says that inline skaters should always wear a helmet, elbow and knee pads, light gloves, and wrist guards.

Inline Skates

Wednesday, October 24th, 2007

If you’re an inline skates fan, there’s at least one thing you can add to your skates. The Speed-litez A ground effects lighting system replaces one of the wheels with a bright light. It looks cool but also makes you safe while skating at night.

Skates In-Line Marathons At The Young Age Of 63!

Thursday, September 20th, 2007

Bob Bidon isn’t an average 63-year-old. He took up inline skating a year ago and skates in marathons!

His love to the skates started when his daughter-in-low sent him an information about the St. Paul In-line Marathon. And as Bob has always been very active, he decided to have a go.