Get Rolling: The Beginner's Guide to In-Line Skating
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Book Overview
Get Rolling is your guide to the safest, easiest way to start (and stop!) rolling on in-line skates. Author Liz Miller is a nationally-known certified instructor who wrote Get Rolling for nervous... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:Hardcover
Language:English
ISBN:0963219634
ISBN13:9780963219633
Release Date:March 2003
Publisher:Get Rolling Books
Length:148 Pages
Weight:0.70 lbs.
Customer Reviews
4 ratings
Clear and concise book
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 14 years ago
I bought this book a few days ago and I still didn't cover it all, but as far as I read it's a very instructive book. It's very well explained with a concise a clear language and I'm sure it's helping me to improve my skating skills in the last weeks. I really recommend it to every beginner in-line skater.
The BEST Beginner's & Intermediate Guide to In-Line Skating
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 17 years ago
The most complete guide on, comprehensive step-by-step, In-Line skating lessons. It takes you from beginner to advanced intermediate in the safest way. The fear of falling is gone; you learn how to fall and get up properly. The Yoga poses are very helpful for balance, strength and increased range of motion. Chapter 7 teaches you how to stay fit with "roll-aerobics". Key terms, skate maintenance, safety, etc. are all covered. If a DVD on the skating techniques accompanied the guide on "GET ROLLING" it would obliterate every in-line skating manual.
Good supplement for IISA lessons!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 26 years ago
Like her previous book on skating routes in California, Liz Miller's Get Rolling is clearly written and helpful for raw beginner through intermediate skaters. It also follows pretty closely the curriculum offered here in Washington, D. C., by IISA-certified instructors. I am a beginner (moving on to intermediate now) skater, and I have taken private lessons, group instruction, and used Liz Miller's books to advantage. While I would NOT advocate trying to learn how to skate entirely from a book (you definitely need a live, skilled instructor to explain and demonstrate the moves and to spot what you are doing wrong), this book provides further clarification, serves as a reminder, and is useful as a reference during practice out in the parking lot. Better than any other book on in-line skating that I have used.
Very basic and easy to understand. Good illustrations
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 26 years ago
I really liked this book. I'll admit that a friend of mine was photographed for this photo (Lester!) which made me curious about the book but since I've been inline skating for about a year, I found the book to be a good resource with helpful tips.
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