Books with title In-Line Skates

hardcover nonfiction.

In-line skaters can compete in races or freestyle competitions. Both styles require great skill. Young readers will learn about the history of in-line skating, the equipment used in competitions, and how skaters go all out to bring home a victory.

Simple text describes in-line skating, discussing where and how to do it, what the skates look like, and how to stay safe.

From rollerblading to speed skating, all variations of blading are covered in this exciting volume. Readers will learn about the equipment used in every kind of blading sport. Easy-to-follow text gives advice on where to blade and how to improve skills. Vibrant photographs accompany fascinating facts about professional athletes.

An introduction to in-line skating, covering the evolution of the sport, the skates (sometimes called Rollerblades) and protective equipment, basic techniques, and safety tips.

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Examines the history, equipment, and techniques of in-line skating

Discusses the history, techniques, and equipment of inline skating and explains how to get started and how to compete.

Provides an introduction to the sport of in-line skating, including its history, the equipment used, and how to skate.

"Amazing photography accompanies engaging information about In-Line skating. The combination of high-interest subject matter and light text is intended for students in grades 3 through 7"--Provided by publisher.

Bold full-color photos illustrate the sport's safety gear, competitions, techniques, and other important information.

Suitable for National Curriculum Key Stage 2, a title in the EXTREME SPORTS series which provides an introduction to in-line skating, with tips on technique, what equipment to buy, where to go and a look at more extreme tricks. Illustrated with colour photographs.