Can You Rollerblade on Concrete?

Hit a wooden bridge off a concrete path and that was the last time I ever rollerbladed. If you never go fast I guess.
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What will happen when a person standing throws a heavy concrete block as fast as they can to a person standing 10 feet in front? They’ll slip. Because for every action there’s a reation (Newton).
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Can you Rollerblade Without a brake? If you are a beginner to intermediate level skater it is highly suggested that your skates have a brake attached-at least in the beginning. To wear a brake or not to wear a brake is ultimately up to you. Does inline skates brake?
The same goes for rollerblades. The right pair can make a world of difference in both your comfort and performance. Brakes are Your Friends: Make sure your rollerblades have a brake. Lacing and Buckles: If you are anything like me, I struggle even with a pair of trainers, my laces are always coming undone.

Replying to @daneojeda learn basic strides on rollerblades for beginners!!
Find a flat place with grass for beginners. Bring a chair if no benches. Put skates on first.
Skate parks with vert ramps can be found on the Concrete Disciples website. Search for parks in your area with photos, directions, and ratings.

To learn rollerblade strides, start on grass. It is soft if you fall. See tutorial videos to learn more. Ask questions if needed.
Roller skate wheels for beginners should be soft, like Atom or Moxi Gummy Wheels. They work well on rough concrete.
You can skate on sidewalks unless reckless. Do not endanger pedestrians.
Practice basics like weight distribution first. The ready position has feet in a V-shape.
Take it slow on bumpy ground. Let yourself adjust. Clean bearings after riding. Keep knees bent, weight on heels.
Three roller skate turns: the plow stop with legs spread, the parallel stop with feet together, and the power slide with one foot turned sideways.