All of our instructors are ICP certified. This means, for you, that we adhere to a standard for teaching inline skating skills and that we maintain the highest quality of teaching possible.

There are clearly different levels of skaters: those that have never done it before or have rolled around a little; those that have been doing it for a while and are thinking of, or have done, the Sunday Stroll; the people who whizz past you in the park or on the street that make skating look effortless; and those that marshal or don't blink at skating the London Friday Night Skate.

But you might be amazed to learn that some people who make skating look effortless can't go backwards! There are some really good skaters that can't slalom through cones. Everyone is different: everyone learns at their own pace, they concentrate on what they want to do, and they make their own skating style.

We can help you achieve your skating goals, take you to the next level, or guide you in what you might want to try next.

In these pages we give you a description of most of the skills that make up skating. We don't, at the moment, cover the real specialisations like the slaloming skills: we have links to sites that can help you with those. Most of the skills we list have videos attached to them, so that you can see what they are rather than trying to guess!

Remember: we teach these skills. They are either part of our regular courses or they can be taught in one-to-one private lessons. If in doubt, contact us and we'll gladly point you in the right direction.