Park skating
is a style of roller skating in which the participant performs different
tricks and airs on equipment such as ramps, streets, verts, boxes, p
rails and bowls. A park boot set up usually involves a boot with ankle
support and a sliding block to allow to skater to slide along coping
with more ease.
Stalls
A stall is performed on coping or ledging. On or two feet connect with
the rail and is held for a few seconds unless the following trick
requires momentum.
Rotations
Rotations align with many other tricks and can be done as part of
stalls and grabs. They can be performed above or inside a transtion.
Grabs
Grabs are typically added on to other tricks suck as airs or stalls.
One hand must grab one foot either across the body or on the same side
at the peak of the transition.
