Skating, In-Line
In-line skating, also known as rollerblading, is a modern variety of roller skating using skates in which the wheels are arranged in single rows, thus producing more speed and agility. It enjoyed much popularity as a fitness activity and method of transportation in the 1990s, but has declined in popularity since then. Most people participate for its fitness benefits but in-line skating is also a competitive sport. Roller hockey, speed skating, and stunt or so-called “aggressive” skating are other forms of the sport. ...
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