Every Sunday, throughout the year, the free Sunday Stroll street skate takes a different route around London. It's intended to be the entry level street skate, has a fun and friendly atmosphere, and is free. My Sunday Stroll course, which takes you from complete beginner, will give you all the skills required to get round safely.
One-on-one coaching, through private lessons, is the best way to get the most out of your inline skating instructor. Whether it's you alone, or a group of friends, the lesson is more tailoured towards you.
Private lessons can take place in London or Brighton, at times that suit you.
Once you can skate forwards the next step is to go backwards and this course teaches you to do exactly that, including turning and stopping, and ending with the pinnicle of backwards skating, backwards crossovers.
Bored of taking the bus? Tired of the tube? Want to use your skates to get to-and-from work or the park? Then check out my Street Skater course which teaches you to skate safely around town, in the traffic, and gives you the skills necessary for dealing with the obstacles found on the road.
Finding time to do new things in the 21st Century can be hard, especially if you have to schedule it for several weeks; that's why I've created a 1 day course. In just a day you'll get the basic inline skating skills to get you going, and the practice drills that'll help you improve with time.
This is the website of Matthew Denner, a UK based inline skating instructor. If you're looking to start skating, or improve your current skills, you should take a look around to see what I have to offer.
I try to make my courses goal oriented, whether that is being part of the larger street skating community, or just getting a number of skills that combine well together. I cater for all skill levels, from complete beginner through to competent skaters. When teaching private lessons I treat you as an individual, catering for your abilities and learning rate. And with those courses and lessons my students get their own students area page with access to notes, tips and drills.
For information on the lessons and courses I teach, or advice on skating in general, please feel free to use the contact form.
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