Chapter
The Different Styles of Skating
35:37 - 42:50 (07:12)
The world of skating offers different styles like precision roller skating, rhythm roller skating along with b-boy battles. While some styles are choreographed, others like rhythm skating offer the freedom to come up with your own moves.
Clips
This podcast explores the differences between hip hop, breakdancing, rhythm skating, and figure skating, including sub-styles and battles within the larger culture.
35:37 - 38:32 (02:55)
Summary
This podcast explores the differences between hip hop, breakdancing, rhythm skating, and figure skating, including sub-styles and battles within the larger culture. While rhythm skating is precise and choreographed, like a routine, artistic skating is more similar to figure skating.
ChapterThe Different Styles of Skating
EpisodeRoller Skating: Fun and Cool
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Roller skating has evolved from the classic four-wheeled roller skate to rhythm skating, where people dance and compete in crew battles on skates.
38:32 - 39:32 (00:59)
Summary
Roller skating has evolved from the classic four-wheeled roller skate to rhythm skating, where people dance and compete in crew battles on skates. Different regions have developed their own styles, such as Atlanta's rhythm skating and Cleveland's figure skating style.
ChapterThe Different Styles of Skating
EpisodeRoller Skating: Fun and Cool
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The speaker describes a type of roller skate dancing that involves sliding to the side while skating forward, creating a dance-like movement.
39:32 - 41:30 (01:58)
Summary
The speaker describes a type of roller skate dancing that involves sliding to the side while skating forward, creating a dance-like movement.
ChapterThe Different Styles of Skating
EpisodeRoller Skating: Fun and Cool
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The speaker recalls his roller skating skills, including crossovers and the "Snoopy" trick, which involved holding one's toe stop off the floor with one hand while skating on one skate.
41:30 - 42:50 (01:19)
Summary
The speaker recalls his roller skating skills, including crossovers and the "Snoopy" trick, which involved holding one's toe stop off the floor with one hand while skating on one skate.