About Us

Our Instructors

Instructor MarkMark
London

Mark is one of only three level 3 ICP master inline skate instructors currently in the UK and one of a very small elite group of only ten in the world. He has a vast amount of teaching experience and has had the privilege of teaching thousands of people to skate over the years, many of them are now some of UK's top skaters and instructors.

Testimonials

“skater manI had been skating on and off for over a year and although I had always hoped to be able to street-skate, I was lacking the confidence to do it. When Mark invited me to join one of his skates I decided to ask him to teach me.

History of ICP

Inline Certification Programme Logo The International Inline Skating Association was formed in 1991 as a non-profit organization to advance inline skating as a recreational activity, competitive sport and prosperous industry. Through the support of major inline manufacturers, retailers and thousands of inline skaters, the IISA developed safety and educational programs, worked to protect and expand access to public skateways, sponsored inline educational programs such as the Inline Certification Program and National Skate Patrol, and sanctioned events and competition.

Safety Policy

It is the policy of skateinstructor.com to comply with health and safety legislation and do all that is reasonably practicable to prevent injury, ill health and damage to property and to protect everyone from foreseeable risks.

skateinstructor.com readily acknowledges that the well being of those who may be affected by its activities is of essential importance.

skateinstructor.com recognises that the effective prevention of accidents depends as much on a committed attitude of mind to safety as on appropriate methods of instruction and the use of appropriate equipment. To this end it will seek to encourage participation in establishing and observing safe practices by all those affected by its activities.

It should be acknowledged that maintaining appropriate safety standards is of necessity, which requires the co-operation of those involved in its activities.