A method, not just a session

Our workshops are divided in two parts: the theory and the training. Before any technique can be practiced you must learn the why behind it. Each activity starts with 20 minutes of “class room” theory, and then we apply the technique on the park. The combination of these two forms of learning is what has made Blading Camp so popular and successful.

What we teach

• How to grind
• Stalls
• Ride fakie
• Drop in
• Quarter pipes
• How to fly on ramps
• High technical riding
• Grinding & spinning

How the day runs

1. Theory20 minutes of class room before each activity: the how and the why.
2. TrainingWe take the technique to the park, in groups by level.
3. Creativity classWe show the variety skating can have: using the course differently, or doing the same tricks in a completely new way.
4. Group activitiesTrick train, skate park snake, tag, high jump and much more.
5. Healthy lunch & snacksProvided during the workshop.
6. Movie timeWe close watching some of the best runs in the history of our sport, and discussing how and why they are so good.

Who it is for

Everyone. All ages, all styles and all skill levels, working in groups by level so nobody is left behind. At our workshop in Onda we ran it from people who had never competed to advanced riders preparing a run, on the same day and in the same park.

Who runs it

International professional riders and certified in-line skating instructors with more than 15 years of skating and teaching experience. Blading Camp has become the most trusted name in in-line skating teaching programs, with a reputation built over 11 years and more than 2,600 riders from 60+ countries.