Aggressive Inline Skating is one of the most exciting and technically challenging disciplines in inline skating.
The focus here isn’t on speed or covering long distances, but on impressive tricks, high jumps, as well as grinds and slides – meaning controlled gliding over ramps, rails, or edges.

This sport combines athletic dynamism, creative expression, and urban lifestyle. Stunt skating is mainly practiced in skate parks, on halfpipes, or in the so-called “street” environment — at urban spots like ledges, stairs, or curbs.

In this blog, you’ll find everything you need to know about this spectacular action sport on wheels. Specifically, we’ll cover the following topics:

• Action Video
  A first glimpse into the world of Aggressive Inline Skating.
• What is Aggressive Inline Skating and how can you best learn it?
  Tricks, mindset, fun, and tons of action.
• The most important disciplines within Aggressive Inline Skating
  Styles and specializations
• What rules apply in Aggressive Inline Skating?
  Legal and unwritten rules
• The history of Aggressive Inline Skating
  From DIY tricks to DIY skates and a global scene

Aggressive Inline Skating is the most extreme form of inline skating.
In this blog, you'll learn which gear you really need, why you should absolutely avoid using classic softboots, and why high-quality protective equipment is essential for aggressive skating.

Specifically, this blog provides detailed information on the following topics:

• What matters when it comes to Aggressive Inline Skates
  The most important features and what you should look out for when buying your new aggressive skates.
• Aggressive frames and wheels – the differences, pros, and cons
  Flat, antirocker, freestyle setups, frame length, wheel size, hardness, and profile.
• The right protective gear makes all the difference!
  The right protection helps prevent injuries, boosts confidence, and leads to faster progress.
• Grind wax and practical accessories
  Grind wax helps you slide more smoothly, and the right backpack has room for everything: skates, snacks, drinks, and anything else you need for your session.

We've put together the most important steps for getting started with Aggressive Inline Skating and Stunt Skating.

In our blog below, you’ll not only find the first tricks for the skatepark but also a comprehensive guide for your very first steps. From moving around safely in the park, understanding typical skatepark features like ledges, ramps, and pipes, to learning the fundamental beginner tricks — everything you need is here to get started with fun, adrenaline, and safety.

With our Aggressive Inline Skating Skatepark Basics Tutorials, you’ll lay the foundation for your personal skating journey.

Aggressive Inline Skating has its own unique language, full of technical terms, scene expressions, and style elements.

If you're new to the world of grinds, soulplates, and skateparks — or if you want to deepen your knowledge — this is the ultimate vocabulary to help you speak the scene’s language and improve your own riding.

In this blog, we’ll explain all the specific Aggressive Inline Skating terms related to the following topics:

• Technical terms for aggressive inline hardware
• Trick names and skating technique terminology
• Names of skatepark ramps, obstacles, and features

Now that you've mastered the basics of Aggressive Inline Skating, it’s up to you to decide in which direction you want to develop and which tricks you want to learn next.

Whether you’re just getting into the scene or already refining your skills for pro-level skating — our trick lists give you the structure you need to progress. With clear descriptions, practical execution tips, and matching tutorial videos, you'll master new moves step by step — systematically and effectively.

No matter your current skill level, our well-organized trick lists will help you move forward. They accelerate your progress, expand your trick repertoire, and give you a real sense of achievement.

Discover the SkaMiDan Trick Lists

They are clearly sorted by difficulty level and alphabetically organized according to different trick categories:

• Airs, Grabs & Spins – Trick List
• Grinds – Trick List
• Lips – Trick List
• Manuals & Slides – Trick List
• Skatepark Basics