Aggressive Inline Skating
Aggressive inline skating sports is a form of inline skating which is usually held on urban obstacles, skateparks and on half pipes. The street skating is usually performed on ledges and rails and also jumping tall heights called as 'gaps.'
The inline skating in parks is usually done on various obstacles in which the skaters add bowls and ramps on which they perform vertical skating in an impressive manner.
The aggressive inline skates are also designed tougher and stronger than the normal inline skates. It is only due to the reason that the stress is placed on the skate by the skater who is performing various skating tricks.
inline skater Aggressive inline skating finally developed as an organized sport in the early 1990s. LIke in skateboarding, there are versions of street (on urban obstacles like steps and rails), park (using the bowls of skate parks) and Vert (using a large vertical ramp).
Similar Sports
- Vert Skating — done in vert ramp. It is a form of gymnastics but using skates.
- Freestyle Slalom Skating — involves performing tricks around a straight line of equally spaced cones while wearing inline skates.
- Inline Skating — also known as roller blading, a variety of sports performed while wearing skates with two to five polyurethane wheels arranged in a single line.
- Short Track Speed Skating
Related Pages
- List of Roller Sports
- Complete list of sports
- The Encyclopedia of Sports
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