TECHNIQUE
Understand the movement: how your body and skates work together, and what each part of the exercise is doing.
YOUR SKATING.
A CLEARER WAY FORWARD.
Learn to understand the movement, then take that understanding onto your skates—wherever you practise.
Online learning works best when watching is the beginning of your practice. The aim is to give you a direction, help you notice what is happening and build skills you can use beyond one exercise.
UNDERSTAND THE MOVEMENT.
OWN THE FEELING.
A trick becomes more useful when you understand what makes it work. We build that understanding around three pillars.
WEIGHT CONTROL
Feel where your weight is, how it moves between your skates and how those changes affect your balance and direction.
TIMING
Learn when to act, release or change position. The same movement can feel completely different when the timing changes.
RANGE
Explore how much room you have within a movement. Working across that range helps you develop control beyond one familiar position.
FLOW
Bring the three pillars together and connect your movements. Flow helps you move with intention and carry control from one action into the next.
Five families. A complete foundation.
Push · Balance · Turns · Stops · Tricks
These families give us a way to develop your skating as a whole. We draw on wizard, jumps, speed slalom, slalom, slides, ramps and pump track, as appropriate to your level and the session.
WATCH WITH A QUESTION.
PRACTISE WITH A PURPOSE.
START WITH YOUR FOUNDATIONS
Use the six-week Blueprint as a structured starting point. Connect the exercises to the pillars so you understand what you are practising and why.
Why it helps: you have a direction to follow, instead of collecting unrelated tricks.
TAKE ONE IDEA ONTO YOUR SKATES
Choose a focus from the lesson, practise it and notice the difference it makes. You can film yourself for your own review, compare attempts and decide what you need to revisit.
Why it helps: you connect an explanation with what the movement actually feels like.
RETURN TO THE LIBRARY
Rewatch a demonstration or explanation when something is unclear. As you gain experience, you may notice details that were difficult to recognise the first time.
Why it helps: the lessons remain useful as your understanding grows, throughout your access period.
BUILD CONNECTIONS
Look for the same technique, weight control and timing across different movements. Explore range and flow as your control develops.
Why it helps: each exercise becomes part of a wider understanding of skating, with more room to adapt and be creative.
Your chosen online offer explains the access period and any included mentoring or feedback. Read those details before joining so you know exactly what support you are choosing.
YOUR PASSPORT.
REAL GOALS FOR YOUR PRACTICE.
Put the lessons into practice with staged exams of 15 exercises each. Your digital passport in My Academy shows your progress, the exercises still to complete and the requirements for later exams.
WATCH & PRACTISE
Use the available exam demonstrations in Whop to understand the exercises. Choose a goal from your passport and work on it at your own pace.
SHARE YOUR ATTEMPT
Post your video in the Private Club group. In your passport, select the relevant exercises and request a review, adding a note that helps me find your clip.
TRACK YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS
I review your attempt and update the result. Exercises count as completed after coach approval, giving you a clear record of what you have achieved and what to practise next.
Sign in to My Academy using the same email as your Whop subscription. A current paid Full Access subscription enables review requests. Your account and recorded progress remain available if your subscription ends, so you can pick up where you left off when you return.
READY TO EXPLORE IT?
See the current online programme and its pricing. If you’re unsure whether it fits your skating or your goals, book a free Roadmap Call and we’ll talk through your starting point.
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