Your entry into the world of stunt skating
Skatepark Basics – Trick List for Aggressive Inline Skating
With our Aggressive Inline Skating Skatepark Basic Tricks guide, you lay the foundation for your personal skating journey.
Experience the unique feeling of starting to feel comfortable in the skatepark and landing your first tricks—and doing it without getting injured. Push yourself now!
Being able to skate your first ramps and learn your first tricks is a special moment—the first drop-in, the first soul grind, your first air, or flowing through a bowl or your local skatepark—it all motivates you to stick with it and keep going.
SkaMiDan's Skatepark Basics
Your guide to getting started with aggressive inline skating
Aggressive inline skating is a way of life – a mix of sport, art, and self-fulfillment. It requires endurance, concentration, and a strong mindset. But the reward is great: unforgettable sessions, personal achievements, skate friendships, and a vibrant community on social media and all over the world.
That's why aggressive inline skating is more than just a hobby!
Focusing on motivation, safety, and fun
Good preparation is especially crucial when getting started with aggressive skating. Our list not only helps you with technique, but also shows you how to train with confidence and enjoyment and what you should start with.
Safety comes first: In addition to technique tips and our step-by-step tutorials, our guide also includes information on equipment – helmet, pads, the right skates, and more.
This is exactly where our SkaMiDan Skatepark Basic Trick List comes in:
We have put together the most important steps for getting started with aggressive inline skating and stunt skating – and where could you learn that better than in a skatepark? That's right: nowhere!
In our following trick list, you will find not only the first tricks for the skatepark, but also a comprehensive guide for your very first steps. From moving safely around the skatepark, to understanding typical skatepark elements such as ledges, ramps, and pipes, to the basic foundation tricks – everything you need to get started with fun, adrenaline, and safety is included here.
Most importantly: Everyone started small once – even the pros. Experienced skaters know this especially well and generally treat beginners with respect. So don't let yourself be intimidated, say a friendly hello, and become part of our great aggressive skating community – also known as rollerblading.
Skatepark Basics
Our tips and tricks for a successful start in aggressive inline skating
Unlike our other trick lists in the field of aggressive inline skating, our skatepark basics list is not sorted alphabetically. Instead, we have put it together in an order that we recommend to you for the easiest and safest start into stunt skating.
Follow our stunt skating basics trick list and learn the most important steps, techniques, and tricks – chronologically and building on each other according to our recommendation.
For our skatepark basics, we assume that you already master the Basics of general and fitness inline skating.
If you practice every technique and every trick in this order, as we present them to you below, nothing will stand in your way of a safe and at the same time adrenaline-filled start into aggressive inline skating:
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Skatepark Etiquette
Respect and acceptance, that's how you'll always be welcome.
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Ramps, Pipes and Obstacles
Learn the terms and talk to people!
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The correct body posture
Learn the basic skate posture
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Learn to jump correctly
Improve your body posture, your balance, and your stability.
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T-Stop / Drag Stop
Learn to brake without brakes and stoppers.
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Eagle Spinout
Learn to brake on the spot without a heel brake or shaft brake.
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Back Step
Learn to brake while and from riding backwards.
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Banks, Pyras and Co.
Learn to skate ramps and ride up and down safely.
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Quarter Pipes and Jumpboxes
Learn to skate pipes and ride up and down safely.
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Drop In
Learn to ride down ramps and pipes.
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Sit In
Learn to ride down ramps and pipes.
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Roll In
Learn to ride down ramps and pipes.
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Jump In
Learn to ride down ramps and pipes.
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Flat 180°
Learn to jump a half turn.
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Flat Fakie 180°
Learn to jump a half turn from riding backwards.
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Frontside Stall
Learn to stall on curbs & ledges.
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Backside Stall
Learn another basic stall on curbs & ledges.
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Pumping
Learn to ride micro ramps & mini ramps.
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Frontside Stall
Learn your first stall in pipes, mini ramps, and on other copings.
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Backside Stall
Learn to stall pipes, mini ramps, and copings.
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Frontside Grind
Learn your first grind on curbs & ledges.
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Soul Grind
Learn to grind on curbs & ledges.
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Gap Jump
Learn to jump your first gaps (overcoming obstacles and gaps).
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Spine
Learn to skate a spine – probably the scariest obstacle for beginners.