Beginner
This is the basic of skating. Students will be taught how to stand and balance on wheels. Fallings are inevitable thus I will teach students the proper and safe ways to fall with their safety gears. At the end of this level, the student will be able to stride, glide, turn and stop.
– Stride 1
– Heel brake
– A-frame turn
– Swizzle (forward)
– Tackle obstacles, eg. humps, drain/sewage covers, rough terrains, slopes, etc.

Intermediate
The fun and thrills of skating actually start from here. At this level, you will learn to skate faster and turn sharper. And, of course, skate backward.
– Stride 2
– Parallel turn
– T-brake
– Crossover turn
– Spin stop

Advanced 1
Students who can execute those techniques well are more than just average skaters. Your friends will admire you.
– Stride 3
– Swizzle (backward)
– Lunge stop
– Front/back transistions
– Backward crossover turn
– Backward powerslide

Advanced 2
– Mahawk
– Crossover underpush
– Backward lunge stop
– Hockey stop

Additional skills
These skills are fun to watch and usually catch the attentions of by-passers. I will guide some of these skills to students to create more funs in class. Those skills are very demanding. Students need to have good foundations.
– Front and back crisscross
– Side gliding
– Heel-toe gliding
– Backward moonwalking
– Toe-heel brake
– Double push