Most Influential Female Rollerbladers - Bladies

Who are the female rollerbladers that shaped inline skating and made it what it is today? Talking about the pioneers of skating, the start of Daily Bread Magazine, The Bladies and everything in-between

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From the very early days of rollerblading in the 90's there have been important female figures helping to create, develop and spread rollerblading across the globe.

Let's have a look at the bladies who have inspired generations of inline skaters and pushed rollerblading forward.

00:00 Alright
00:35 Dawn Everett - Roces Skates - Kryptonic Wheels, Tasha Hodgson - Oxygen Argons, Donna Vano, Claudia Trashel
01:50 Fabiola Da Silva - X-games, Lg Action Sports
04:49 Kaya Turski - Queen of Slopestyle
06:46 Fallon (Heffernan) Giambo
10:01 Shannon Rodgers
10:46 Angie Walton Daily Bread Magazine Rollerblading
14:35 Jenna Downing and Jenny Logue
16:32 Martina Svobodova
17:28 Chynna Weierstall
18:08 Mery Munoz
18:33 Bladies - Megan Petersen, Coco Sanchez, Aarin Gates, Melissa Brown
19:42 Chihiro Azuma and Friederike Reisch
20:04 The Future Seo Jang, Beyolee Star, The Rollerskate Twins

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