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- Feb 17, 2019
Hi all,
I'm new to this forum.
I'm an intermediate skater working on my double axel/ triple sal. I recently just moved to a city that does not ice in the summer because they melt the rinks. I'm looking for ways to improve my skating during the off-season, so I've been looking into buying roller skates( from Skates US) to work on jumps/spins and I'm possibly playing another sport. I skate 10 hours/week in-season plus 5 hours dryland so I'm looking to skate max 2 - 3 hours on actual ice, which will require some traveling, and I don't prefer that and do 7 hours dryland per week plus maybe inline/roller skating and another summer sport. I'm a teenage male and I'm looking into playing lax or baseball this summer as part of dryland/offseason training. I know that was plenty of information to work with, but I would appreciate any tips on dryland training/ buying roller skates/roller skating.
Thank you!
I'm new to this forum.
I'm an intermediate skater working on my double axel/ triple sal. I recently just moved to a city that does not ice in the summer because they melt the rinks. I'm looking for ways to improve my skating during the off-season, so I've been looking into buying roller skates( from Skates US) to work on jumps/spins and I'm possibly playing another sport. I skate 10 hours/week in-season plus 5 hours dryland so I'm looking to skate max 2 - 3 hours on actual ice, which will require some traveling, and I don't prefer that and do 7 hours dryland per week plus maybe inline/roller skating and another summer sport. I'm a teenage male and I'm looking into playing lax or baseball this summer as part of dryland/offseason training. I know that was plenty of information to work with, but I would appreciate any tips on dryland training/ buying roller skates/roller skating.
Thank you!