People often ask how long it will take them to learn to skate. It's the toughest question to answer because it depends on your natural ability, how much skating practice you put in and how often, the weather, whether you use an instructor or not, and about a million other factors. What I can say is that you'll learn faster with private lessons than group courses because you get more attention from the instructor.
One-on-one coaching is by far the best way to tackle problems you might have with your skating. Whether it's nerves or you're really struggling with just one skill, a private lesson with a inline skating instructor is a great way to conquer your demons.
Unlike group courses, a private lesson puts you in control of what you learn and ensures you get the instructor's full attention. Go from absolute beginner, terrified of standing up on your skates, through to being able to do advanced maneuvers, all at your own pace.
Whether you want to learn on your own or with a few of your closest friends, private lessons are the ideal way to move your inline skating techniques forward.
Discounts
Although private lessons are a great way to improve your skating they can appear to be an expensive way to learn. Whilst they are great value-for-money, I offer a discount if you book 2 hours worth of lessons within 7 days, whether that's a single 2 hour session or two 1 hour lessons on separate days.
Other discounts can be arranged for special situations so please contact me for full details.
