What Is Inline Speed Skating?

Inline speed skating, also called roller speed skating or race skating is a kind of skating that the aims to achieve the highest possible speed. The sport is usually competitive, and skaters either compete alone or in teams to fight for the fastest possible time.

Race skating can take place indoor or outdoor. You can find it in many prominent sporting competitions around the world. Mastering inline speed skating takes practice, so it is worth getting to grips with other forms of skating before giving it a try. Race skaters must use professional speed skating frames with three or four wheels on their boots.