Taking up an active hobby such as skating can help a child to keep fit and healthy, whilst also leading to good habits in adulthood. Roller skating works almost every major muscle group in the body. Not only that, kids today need all the help they can get to stay in shape and live a healthy lifestyle. And skating does just that by providing a great way for them to exercise! So, Advaith School in Hosur offers skating lessons as well to our children, in addition to all other activities. Our Skating lessons are provided to children by trained professionals, and practice sessions are held at Advaith. Skaters glide on a hard, smooth, durable surface on skates with rollers or wheels, and in recent years has become a popular sport. It is a form of recreational activity as well as a sport.
At Advaith, we have well trained and qualified coaches. Today, kids need help and encouragement to stay in shape and live a healthy lifestyle. So getting trained for Roller skating at Advaith provides a great way to exercise and students get to do what they like to do more than anything in the world – hang out and socialize with their friends on skates, the activity itself is better than running the same distance. This sport has helped us produce skating champions bringing glory to school and their families.
Support Techniques For :
Roller-skating skills coached :
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Airplane position Arch Backward Scissors Backward Stop Braking Braking with inline Cannonball |
Crosses Dip Forward scissors Fall down Flamingo Get up Glide |
Helicopter Kangaroo Hop March March and coast Safety Position Scissors Spread eagle |
Stand up straight Steer the circles Stroking Surfer T-Start T-Stop Turn forward from back V Start |
- Protective gear
- How to fall correctly
- Skating positions (feet and body)
- How to prevent falling
- How to skate absolutely right so that falling is rare.
- Basic Movement – Slow, gentle, controlled and conscious skating.
- Safety position while rolling
- Plough Stop – Your first simple stop.
- Heel Brake Stop – The essential stop for beginners and introduction to slopes.
- Plough Stop – Your first simple stop.
- Heel Brake Stop – The essential stop for beginners and introduction to slopes.
- Consolidate the basics
- You can already move about on wheels but we’ll revise the basic stride and make sure your Heel Brake Stop (in-liners) or Toe Stop (quads) works properly.
- Perfect your Heel brake(or Toe stop) technique so that you can safely navigate downhill slopes and emergency situations
- Improve your technique so you gain fitness from your skates.
- Parallel turn(in both directions).
- One legged gliding techniques to improve your agility and balance. If you are self-taught and need some structure, then this class will inform your practice in a way that ensures continued progress.
- Stepping Plough Stop
- T-Stop
- Parallel Turn Stop
- Backward Power slide
- Combinations of various stops.
- How to skate backwards from scratch
- Several methods of propulsion
- Backward steering and control
- 2 backwards stops
- Forwards to backwards transition
- Backwards to forwards transition
- How to push more efficiently
- How to glide more easily
- How to correctly change foot in the middle
- How to consciously control your edges
- Understand what “good” and “bad” skating is and why that’s important.
- Forward Crossovers, that don’t give you ‘the fear’.
- Smooth, fluid, confident crossovers (in both directions)
- Parallel Turns and Lunge Turns
- Mix together your turns and crossovers to give you powerful and cool-looking sequences that few skaters can do, let alone do well.
- Effective Stops that work from your highest speeds.
- Backwards Skating; Confident strides, safety for obstacles, backward stops.
- Backwards Crossovers
- Backwards Cross-under
- Backwards Power slide (forward entries)
- Backwards T-stops (normal and inverted)
- Backwards Inverted Mohawks
- Combinations of Transitions eg. Barrel rolls
- Jumps, tricks, pivots, spins.
We prepare our skaters for performances and competitions to champion!