very difficult to follow.
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The book doesn't use standard type face, but instead mock "hand-written" notes with pencil diagrams. This made it very difficult to follow. Photos and easy text would have been far preferable.
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Great for beginners of all ages
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This is a great book! My nephew and I had a great time going through the basics and onto the more ambitious moves depicted in later chapters! Can't say I'll ever be a fantastic skater, but that's more to do with my balance than failings of the book. My nephew's never looked back... which is a shame as I have to keep buying him new boots! Does anyone know when they stop growing!?!
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Brilliant detailed guide to inline skating.
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A very fun and useful guide to inline skating. There are loads of helpful diagrams, with easy to understand descriptions. If you want to learn or improve your inline skating then get this book. Thank you William Nealy for creating such a great book.
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A fun way to look at Inline skating, cartoons galore!
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The author has a wonderful sense of humour, shown in his artistic skills through cartoons. He has experienced skating as a learner through to experienced and has expressed all of these times into great tounge in cheek cartoons. A book to buy for a beginner skater, or someone wanting to expand on their current skills.
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