r/AggressiveInline

I recently got back into inline after a good 10+ years off skates and found that grinding is a lot harder on my body than it used to be lol. After hitting a rail and ledge a number of times, I felt an immediate sharp pain in my lower left back/love handle area. I’m not sure if it’s a compressed disc or something from repeatedly slamming my foot on the same spot while attempting to grind, but it took me out for a couple days. Have any of you also experienced this? And is there anything I can do at my age to counter this when grinding?

For reference, I’m fairly short, in good shape and workout/do yoga regularly, but this still jacked me up! Any advice would be appreciated!

So literally created this account to ask this question. How do you sell your skates if you dont use them anymore? I dont have any social media for b/s/t forums, and idk if I can post them here. Ive got some very lightly used LAVA Frenchs with kizer superfluids and GC 90 frames. Got them to get out and enjoy skating again but just honestly dont have time for it. Just lmk something please

Coming from beginner skateboarding, we know skateboarding trick progression often takes years, often 6 months to a year+ just to ollie, how does aggressive inline differ in this regard? how long would it take a decently athletic beginner practicing once or twice a week to get the following down

rolling, crossovers,stopping, fakie rolling

Basic grinds, jumps, 360s, 540s, transition

grind switch ups, advanced grinds, corks, side flips and the other advanced moves?