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Summary: Don't bother
Review: Advanced? Are you kidding? This book spends a lot of time about covering a broad range of topics - but none in depth. I was looking for a good book on techniques -- well this is NOT the one. It is very superfiscial and not worth buying. I found some "beginners" books with more info!
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Summary: Advanced?
Review: good book it tells you the basics and more. i loved it cause i love to in-line skate if you dont now after you read it you will... hope you like this book! infact i know you will by daniel pruitt
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Summary: verey good book
Review: good book it tells you the basics and more. i loved it cause i love to in-line skate if you dont now after you read it you will... hope you like this book! infact i know you will by daniel pruitt
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Summary: Advanced?
Review: I was looking for a book on advanced techniques - this is NOT the book. She covers roller hockey, speed skating and other topics very briefly. The book is misnamed...........should read "In Line skating Activities".....
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Summary: Advanced?
Review: I was looking for a book on advanced techniques - this is NOT the book. She covers roller hockey, speed skating and other topics very briefly. The book is misnamed...........should read "In Line skating Activities".....
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Summary: Expand your horizons--skate the world!
Review: Is the old bike path getting a little boring? As a self-appointed inline missionary, it is my constant (and irresistible) desire to enlighten the growing ranks of skaters across the globe to the ever-widening world of rolling opportunities, and inspire them to experience inline skating to its fullest. There is so much you can do with wheels attached to your feet! Today's inline enthusiasts are ready to advance beyond the basics to the next, more adventurous level of skating. This book is my gift and guide to introduce the many opportunities that await: speedskating, downhill racing, team sports, touring, ski cross training, artistic and fitness skating to name just a few.
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Summary: Interesting reading, but broad rather than deep.
Review: This book covers fairly diverse inline areas- speed, hockey, fitness, etc and as a result does not delve too deeply into any one area. If you wish to pursue any one aspect of skating, I'd recommend finding something more specialised. For example, the two areas that I specifically wish to pursue, double push and stair riding, are not covered at all. I find it especially puzzling that stair riding could be missing from a book with this title. Still, as broad skating book, it's quite interesting and does have some good stuff on stroke technique.
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