I think I want to start trying ground work. I feel like I've hit a plateau. So maybe mixing it up will help! Anyone have any go to moves they'd recommend? Or easy routines? 😊🛼🤔

I am curious how everyone approaches learning from the courses here. 1. Are you standing in your skates, staring at your phone, trying to follow a tutorial? 2. Do you watch it in your free time and try to remember later? 3. Would it be better for me to do my lessons vertically or horizontally? 4. Do you want the back angle so it's easier to follow? 5. What if I did a horizontal view with side-by-side front and back angles? 6. Do you prefer the voice over with zooms and freezes or the miced up teaching straight to camera style? I know this is quite a few questions 😂 but help me help you! Answer whatever questions you feel the strongest about, or all of them if you feel like it. I'll be reading the comments and trying to improve my upcoming course content in this format.

new skates , I can’t wait to break them in 🌪️ what kind of skates do you use or like ?

Hey y’all 🤗 My apartment has this PERFECT room for skating practice (it’s actually a yoga room lol) and they OK’d me to practice there, but their only concern is possible floor damage... Does anyone have any suggestions for rollerskating floor tiles or any other form of protectant? I don’t want to risk getting fined for possibly scratching their laminate floors. Thanks in advance 🥰

Who's down to do a 30 day skate challenge? 30 days of putting your skates on for at least 15-20min and practicing something/anything, even if it's just straight up balancing drills. It's Monday, and there's no day like Today to start something new. I'm working a 10 hr shift but brought my skates into work to put on during my lunch hr. If anyone would like to do their own 30 Day Challenge, let me know. I would love to share some accountability and encouragement 🙏😊