Most of you passionate skaters also travel and travel for skating events. Lets us know your favorite places to skate and shop skating stuff when you travel or wherever you live. I’m going to start making skating a part of my travels🙌🏾

Anyone else making small wins on a softer wheel? I can’t be alone out here too scared to work on pivots using my harder and slicker wheels😄. Granted my garage cement floor and Radar Energy are a not so sticky marriage. This is my gradual win people. It’s all I got so far this week😄🙆🏾‍♀️💁🏾‍♀️

Is anyone going to Flipper’s Roller Boogie Palace opening in Las Vegas this Saturday? I know it’s a long shot but I thought I’d see if anyone from the community is going too.

I'm looking forward to our first boot camp! This Roller Jam Bootcamp will focus on breaking down and teaching the moves from the SK8SHOT Team's performance in Episode 2. 7-8 pm CST Friday + Saturday Expect to cover: Snake Walk Spins Pivots Jazz splits Heel Toe Flare Crazy Legs Tornado Spin One Stop …and much more 🔑How To Join This is available to SK8SHOT Premium Members. Click here to join SK8SHOT Premium for the Bootcamp, New Master class and More -> There will also be recordings available after the BootCamp that you can watch when you want. We will be doing monthly live virtual boot camps all within SK8SHOT Premium. (Click To Join) Once you join, you can also join our weekly video coaching call on Tuesdays and access the new SK8SHOT Masterclass, which will be released soon. (p.s. There is a 7 Day free trial)

Hey all, first post here. I started skating about 2 years ago as an adult. And I think I'm making pretty good progress. I can skate confidently forward and backwards. I can balance on one foot forwards and backwards and even around the turns now I can balance to one foot. My biggest challenge right now is turning around forward to backward without stopping. I've gone to several adult classes here locally. And several instructions have tried to walk me through the Mohawk turn and I am still having trouble doing it correctly. If I slow down enough I can fake it and make it work but I'm not able to confidently do it at regular skating speed. I know there are several videos online but just curious if anyone has any tips on mastering this simple looking turn.