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Inline Skating

Inline skating, commonly known by the brand name rollerblading, is the activity of skating on boots fitted with a single line of wheels rather than the two side-by-side rows found on traditional roller skates. It is practiced recreationally for fitness and transportation, as well as competitively in disciplines like speed skating, aggressive skating (tricks and grinds), and roller hockey. It surged in popularity in the 1990s and remains popular for exercise, commuting, and street skating culture today.

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