Learning to Inline Skate in 24 hours (1.5 Month Progression)

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Documenting my progress through almost 2 months of skating Inline with no prior experience. If you have any tips comment down below.

This sport has helped me feel a lot more like myself at a time when I sorta felt numb. With gyms closed in lockdown it gives myself something challenging to work on, look forward to, and enjoy.

Despite the countless falls, and being sore EVERYWHERE, I'm so happy I took the leap and ordered my blades. It's something I always wanted to try but was scared to because it looked hard, I thought I was too old, and its looked down on by the skateboarding community. But the more you get into it, the more you realise learning to do anything deserves respect.

From here I am going to gear my training in the gym towards becoming a better, stronger, faster skater which I'm sure will also decrease injuries.
I still suck but the main thing is I'm a mile ahead from where I started and that's all that counts!

A wise man once said:
"Sucking at something, is the first step towards being sorta good at something"
   • Sucking at something  

The Inline skates are Rollerblade Twister Edge 80mm in a size 9.5M