Grats to us all!! Lol you all are awesome.

@Ange Day ahhhh interesting. Hey that's pretty cool. Thanks for sharing that vid.

@Tiffany Chin Thanks for sharing this Tiff, I think its great insight, this idea of risk vs reward when you do something this physical (risk injury on copping, and mental blocks created from said injuries). And air on purpose made me laugh, just cus I could see myself getting air "not on prurpose" and hearing "Dumb ways to die" in my head as I fly off into the sunset. Happy skating friend : )

Its a little bit of both, difficult for some, on par for others. I think the value comes more from illustrating that practice can happen in a tight space and still be meaningful. Would be good to maybe take the fundamentals and show how we can use small spaces skating to enforce those skills....or something. Choreo in a small space could be fun. Ok.all happy skating!

@Liz Fillmore This! Liz I agree, I got the Funday wheels like what....3 weeks ago and they have been great for both outdoor and park skating, however I did try them at the rink and where they were rolling great, they area very agile wheel with a very narrow contact patch like 13mm I think also with a rounded outter edge v's a square outter edge caused a little learning curve at the rink. But all in all having a blast with these

Yeah, im also a beginner, and much of what's being said here feels like great advice. Personal preference (gained through experimentation) confidence in your skating style and just listening to your body all play a part, really no right or wrong. I started laced all the way up in my Moxi Lollys, which already have lower ankle support than a harder boot and started lacing lower and have found a happy spot half way up. BUT for park and outdoor, I tend to lace up high again if im doing anything where my ankle is telling me to get F****d. Happy skating!