Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Do you want to get started with Inline Freestyle Slalom Skating and really take off?
Then we recommend learning the fundamentals of Inline Freestyle Slalom Skating first and starting with the trick shown here, the “Fish”.
The Fish is one of the fundamental tricks in Freestyle Slalom Skating. In this trick, we skate through a line of cones in a snake-like motion with both inline skates. It is one of the most important beginner tricks and provides the perfect foundation for many other tricks in Inline Freestyle Slalom Skating.
The special feature of the Fish is that both skates are kept as parallel as possible while the feet stay close together side by side. By shifting our weight correctly within the feet, we can turn the skates to the left and right while simultaneously generating momentum.
These are the key fundamentals you train with the Fish:
► Weight transfer
► Coordination
► Edge control
► Speed control
Here you can find our trick list featuring a wide variety of Inline Freestyle Slalom tricks, sorted both by difficulty level and alphabetically:
► skamidan.com/en/blogs/inline-freestyle-slalom-skating-tutorials-and-learning/trick-list-of-inline-freestyle-slalom-skating-tricks-and-difficulty-levels
By the way, you can find all the equipment used in this video both in our local shop and in our online store. From Freestyle Slalom skates, wheels, frames, and protective gear to slalom cones, you’ll find everything you need to get started with Freestyle Slalom Skating.
► skamidan.com
You can find all of our Inline Freestyle Slalom Skating tutorials and information blogs here:
► skamidan.com/en/blogs/inline-freestyle-slalom-skating-tutorials-and-learning
Our Online Shop, Website & Tutorials:
► skamidan.com
Skater:
► Daniel Lott
Filmed by:
► SkaMiDan Team (Wladislaw Felde)
Music by:
► My Synth Bae - The Soundlings
Editing by:
► SkaMiDan Team (Daniel Lott)
Location:
► Basel, Switzerland
All Social Media Channels & Additional Links:
► https://linktr.ee/skamidan
Do you want to get started with Inline Freestyle Slalom Skating and really take off?
Then we recommend learning the fundamentals of Inline Freestyle Slalom Skating first and starting with the trick shown here, the “Fish”.
The Fish is one of the fundamental tricks in Freestyle Slalom Skating. In this trick, we skate through a line of cones in a snake-like motion with both inline skates. It is one of the most important beginner tricks and provides the perfect foundation for many other tricks in Inline Freestyle Slalom Skating.
The special feature of the Fish is that both skates are kept as parallel as possible while the feet stay close together side by side. By shifting our weight correctly within the feet, we can turn the skates to the left and right while simultaneously generating momentum.
These are the key fundamentals you train with the Fish:
► Weight transfer
► Coordination
► Edge control
► Speed control
Here you can find our trick list featuring a wide variety of Inline Freestyle Slalom tricks, sorted both by difficulty level and alphabetically:
► skamidan.com/en/blogs/inline-freestyle-slalom-skating-tutorials-and-learning/trick-list-of-inline-freestyle-slalom-skating-tricks-and-difficulty-levels
By the way, you can find all the equipment used in this video both in our local shop and in our online store. From Freestyle Slalom skates, wheels, frames, and protective gear to slalom cones, you’ll find everything you need to get started with Freestyle Slalom Skating.
► skamidan.com
You can find all of our Inline Freestyle Slalom Skating tutorials and information blogs here:
► skamidan.com/en/blogs/inline-freestyle-slalom-skating-tutorials-and-learning
Our Online Shop, Website & Tutorials:
► skamidan.com
Skater:
► Daniel Lott
Filmed by:
► SkaMiDan Team (Wladislaw Felde)
Music by:
► My Synth Bae - The Soundlings
Editing by:
► SkaMiDan Team (Daniel Lott)
Location:
► Basel, Switzerland
All Social Media Channels & Additional Links:
► https://linktr.ee/skamidan
