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Before we begin, we have to first determine your ability level as a skater. We break down students into four ability levels based on their skills, confidence and how well they ride.
Before we begin, we have to first determine your ability level as a skater. We break down skaters into four ability levels based on their skills, confidence and how well they ride.


Figuring out your ability level is a key part of how we organize events. This helps our organizers making events for people with similar ability levels and makes sure that everyone gets the most out of their event.
Figuring out your ability level is a key part of how to organize events. This helps organizers making events for people with similar ability levels and makes sure that everyone gets the most out of their event.
 
By charting a proper learning progression for our riders, we ensure that our students do not miss out on any fundamentals skills.


Start your inline skating journey by figuring out what level of skater you are!
Start your inline skating journey by figuring out what level of skater you are!
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* Learn Fun Tricks and make Small Jumps
* Learn Fun Tricks and make Small Jumps
* Start to Refine Style and Technique
* Start to Refine Style and Technique
== See also ==
* [[Mixing skills and equipment]]


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