Hi Skate Peeps! I skated in these for 6 months and realized they were too big. Know anyone interested in buying my Wifa Black Roller Skates Women’s Size 8? *STD Ion plates 7mm axel. *Hybrid Wheels- STD VYLC 63mm 90A -8mm bearing with a 1mm sleeve. *Blue jam plugs. The skates are in great condition with a few scuffs on the toes. Please see my ebay listing link https://ebay.us/m/vi6s4K Thank you!

Have you ever tried to learn a new move like a spin, pivot, or slide—and no matter how hard you tried, it just wouldn’t click? There’s a simple reason why this keeps happening. What if I told you the problem isn’t with the move but with your foundation? It’s easy to want to skip straight to the cool stuff—the flashy spins, smooth JB footwork, or some Snapping & pivots. (My favorite btw😊) I used to believe I was so good I could teach anyone an advanced move, even if their fundamentals weren’t solid. But every time I did this… The skater struggles. The move looks shaky and inconsistent. They leave feeling like there’s been no progress. They need to understand a few fundamentals, and then it would come much easier. Concepts like: WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION 1. Practice Bubbles Like This 2. This tight rope exercise requires TONS of precision to do correctly 3. Or weaving like this EDGE CONTROL 1. Full Edge control tutorial and breakdown (Intermediate Course) 2. Single Leg Edge Control WEIGHT TRANSFER 1. Crossing over is one of the first techniques that matters a lot when doing PROPER POSTURE 1. Falling correctly 2. Basic Skate Posture These are the fundamental pillars that I teach through. You see how these 4 are not about moves but the broader concepts that are at play as we progress and learn more complex techniques.

Describe what is your biggest challenge with rhythm and dance skating. What is your biggest obstacle? What goals are you trying to achieve?

Anyone else here from New England area? Figured at least a few people on here might live closer than they know to some fellow SK8Shot community members. Roll call!

What’s up Skate Fam! Welcome to the community. Thrilled to have you here. This place is going to be amazing. For now, leave a comment introducing yourself to the group. - Attach a photo of you in skates or just of your skates too!