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Toronto Bladers is an inline skating group for intermediate & advanced skaters dedicated to getting out, inline skate, and have fun. We roll anywhere as long as the wheels allow it from fixed skate park locations, 5 km to 50 km rides, we roll 1 to 3 times a week, winter included because the wheel is mightier than the friction.

Season opens on the third week of March until the last day of November, but we still skate all year round, winter included.

Requirements to join

Code of conduct
Agreement waiver and release of liability
Skater registration must be completed
Adequate equipment that matches inline skating activity
Minimum wheel size is 80 mm (unless for slalom)
Check your skill level before sign up in the wrong group
No pets (cats, dogs, etc), during the events due to the hazard they cause as well as city laws
No alcohol and or drugs of any kind, legal or not legal
Unblock emails or messages from organizers or you will be removed
3 no shows after rsvp yes will result in removal from the group
1 account per member only. Dormant and or unused accounts are removed.
No politics, activism, narcissism, flamboyance, skate wars and or disrespect.
No electric skates, no quad skates and or skateboards

Skating styles

Free skating, tricks, recreational skating, fitness skating, marathon skating, slalom skating, urban skating, wizard skating and speed skating.

We do not do aggressive skating or quad skating.
Join the best Toronto group for aggressive skating, here.
Erik Burrow manages the best Toronto group for inline aggressive skating, which we advise you to join here

Locations include

City trails, woods trails, city/urban skating, pump tracks, sports tracks, public and private rinks once a while and a skate park once a blue moon.
We do not skate circles

Social media

Follow us out on youtube, twitter and instagram. We skate in Toronto Ontario, GTA and beyond.

Disclaimer

This group is not for beginners and you must be skating for at least a year on a regular basis to acquire the required proficiency to keep up with the group
You are expected to be able to keep and maintain an average speed of 15 km/h or higher on long trails.
You must know how to stop and brake with enough proficiency to execute it safely