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- 440 moves across five disciplines
Foundations, Freestyle slalom, Freestyle slides, Wizard skating and Aggressive skating. Every move can be opened, read and watched, whatever you have mastered.
Beta · by invitation
SkatingZone
Learn inline skating, one move at a time.
SkatingZone helps you learn inline skating on your own, the way a coach would. Pick a move you want to be able to do, and the app shows you the route there and what to practise next.
A day on skates
One move, one day. The evening before, you pick a move on the tablet and see how coaches teach it and what the feet do. The next afternoon at the rink, the phone offers what to skate and what to watch while you skate it. Back home, you look back over every session.
19:40The evening before16:30Next afternoon, at the rink22:05Back home
How it works
Learn a move
- Every move has its own page
- Watch coaches who teach it
- Tap the figure to see what the feet do
- Its route shows what to learn first
Practice videos are chosen from coaches and skaters who show the move well. For some moves there is a drawing of what the feet do, where a video leaves it unclear.
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Skate
- Choose a move from the offers
- Skate it with its video and what to watch
- Then say how it felt
Sessions you log as you skate: the moves you work, how each one went, and when you have mastered it.
See your progress
- Everything you skate, on one map
- Every session, with your notes
Your progress as territory: the moves you own and the ones within reach.
In your language
- English, Slovak, Spanish and German
Free to open. Yours to keep.
Nothing behind a payment
Every move can be opened, read and watched, whatever you have mastered.
No ads, no tracking
Your data is yours: no ads, no tracking, no analytics. In Settings you can export everything or delete your account.
Reading when you want it
Short pieces on gear, safety and technique, whenever you want them.
Join the beta
SkatingZone is in beta and you join by invitation. It is made by one skater: tap the lightbulb in the app to send an idea or report a problem, and every message gets read.
- Ask. Leave an e-mail address, the language you want the app in and, if you like, a line on what you skate.
- Wait for a yes. Every request is read and approved by hand. Nothing is created until then, and the app sends no e-mail.
- Pick it up. Your invitation waits on the phone that asked, on a page that adds the app to it.