Tricks & terminology / BLADEFEED JOURNAL
A grind name, an approach direction and a rotation describe different parts of a clip. These guides separate soul-family and groove-family vocabulary, show how to annotate spins and help organise a cautious first-grind discussion. They do not claim coaching review or turn a glossary into an instruction to attempt a trick.
Begin with the glossary family you are trying to identify. Then add approach and exit information from a full clip. For a first grind, use the readiness questions and seek suitable in-person instruction.
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Use a practical aggressive-inline preparation worksheet covering rolling control, equipment, a low ledge, permission and an instructor-led next step.
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Understand fakie and 180/360 rotation language, distinguish spin entry from spin exit and write accurate rollerblading clip notes.
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Read frontside, backside and royale vocabulary, distinguish orientation from posture and annotate uncertain aggressive-inline clips.
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Understand soul, mizou and makio vocabulary, compare skate contact in clips and make clearer aggressive-inline captions.
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