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Wizard Skating Tutorials
This is the complete video route for learning Wizard Style Skating: start with the five base fundamentals in order, continue with the guided courses, and then explore the moves and combos.
Every tutorial includes a clear explanation, steps, and perspectives from other creators. The section grows over time as a starting point for anyone searching online for how to learn these moves.
Official fundamentals
Base fundamentals — the 5 moves
The five official Wizard Skating moves (nomenclature from wizardskates.com). Learn them in this order — each step depends on the previous one.
- 01—Beginner
Predator
Your 'ready position' while rolling. 8 variations that are the foundation of the entire style.
- 02—Beginner
Parallels
The first real turn of the base fundamentals: both feet on the ground, 8 variations (open/closed × forward/backward × left/right).
- 03—Intermediate
Trees
The same turn as the Parallel, executed on a single leg. Much more demanding on balance.
- 04—Intermediate
Gazelles
The four combinations of two consecutive Parallel Turns. This is where the wizard flow begins.
- 05—Advanced
Lions
The one-foot version of the Gazelles. The peak of the base fundamentals.
Courses
Courses
Guided learning processes. Each course documents a specific goal with findings, concepts, exercises and audiovisual evidence.
Course · Beginner
Wizard Skating Initiation
The 5 base fundamentals as a guided process: principles of the style, unified concepts with video clips and practice routines per stage. The starting point if you are new to Wizard Skating.
Course · Intermediate
Proyecto Águila
Coaching on the Mohawk (also known as the eagle stance) with Carolina Miranda. Not a core Wizard Skating fundamental, but it builds body capacities that support your skating in general.
Beyond the base
Moves and combos
Variations, bonus moves and combinations that live on top of the base fundamentals. Warm-up, backward skating, fakie gazelle, S move, toe press spin and more.
Skating warm-up routine
Prepare your body, lower injury risk and get more out of every session.
How to skate backwards
Posture, push, transitions and how to stop — one of the most searched skills in inline skating.
How to jump on inline skates
Posture, mechanics and progressions — from a forward hop to a full 360° spin.
Fakie Gazelle
The transition from skating backward to forward, step by step.
S Move
Tips, drills and details to train one of the iconic moves of the style.
Fakie Toe Press 360 Spin
Weight placement, edges, rotation and carving to build a spin in toe press.
Billy Arlew's line
Front Closed Lion, one-foot 360, compass and toe spin — my real process to break down and train a combo.
Improve your jumps
Bringing knees to chest for more height, more air time, and smoother 180 and 360 spins.