© Copyright Xtreme Action Events, 2010. All trademarks acknowledged. E&OE. Designed by Surfted Ltd About Inline Skate Freestyle In-line skating is where stunts and tricks such as jumps, grinds, slides and flips are the basis of all the skating manoeuvres. These manoeuvres can be very dangerous, which is what gives this skating discipline an extreme ‘X’ sport classification. Aggressive skaters slide on edges and ledges, jump over barriers, fly around and onto structures, rotate in the air like gymnasts and defy gravity in any way humanly possible - our acts are based a flavour of aggressive skating known as park skating where specially built ramps such as quarter-pipe, curved ramps and half-pipes are designed to allow the athletes to perform tricks. In park skating there is a greater level of detail on technical ability and joined tricks than with other forms of aggressive in-line skating. These stunts, tricks, and manoeuvres require a very advanced level of skating skills to perform them properly and safely. Small Area Displays Other than the need for a run-up and run-off space and that for the various ramps an in-line skate show can be performed in small spaces such as exhibition stands at trade shows. Low Impact Our ramps can be towed behind a car and set-up and packed down within an hour. International Shows Outside of the UK? We can provide drawings allowing you to build your own ramps. Athletes travel with little more than a standard suitcase keeping costs to a minimum.