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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Nashville, TN
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I was just curious what others thought about using single repeated strokes/pushes as part of their inline skating.
I got in a good bit of practice doing these at the skating rink using inline skates with my custom short wheelbase setup with 3x58(?) flat profile 88A wheels. I noticed I could attain a very high rate of continuous speed without much fatigue since I was only pushing off with one leg. Of course I realized that my leg I used to keep flat on the floor (left) would start to get a bit sore over time, so I then started switching it up some with the left leg then doing the push offs. I've seen many inline skaters do a similar single footed kick/push in repetitions during outdoor skating sessions on YouTube but I don't know if it is as common indoors or during marathons etc. What do some of you think about it who have seen or performed it regularly? |
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: New Orleans, Louisiana USA
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