Slalom Skaters getting to know Wizard skating?! | Inlineskate

Recently, Wizard skating is being famous in Korea skating community, so I tried to follow some basic moves that I saw on RUclips. The more I try wizard skating, the more I feel doubted. If you wanna check what I am thinking on this type of skating, please watch the video!

[@Mochi-whitecat]

Thank you for this video, i’m also doubted about it too

[@KSJSK8]

Thank you. Let's think about it 😊

[@Mochi-whitecat]

@@KSJSK8 it not different from basic slalom 🥹

[@yudidika-qp6mn]

Wooow amazing💪💪💪💪

[@pavelhajek007]

Is just me or is wizard skating just easy slalom ;))))

[@KSJSK8]

It's in something between the boundaries of them 😅

[@virgilsoames]

I think it kind of is, but with bigger wheels :) Being able to do slalom like moves (three-turn / lion) on 100 mm wheels.

[@setsuhimatori8010]

Wizard skating incorporates the major aspects of the 3 inline skating genres (slides, slalom, aggressive).
It uses the most basic fundamentals of each genre and mixes them together to produce what they call "flow tricks" which are executed smoothly without pivots or breaks.
As each genre (slalom, slides, aggressive) has limitations to their own, wizard skating aim is to unite these genre into one enjoyable urban flow for those who loves doing multiple practices.
Hope this would help understand the goals of wizard skating :)
Also, much respect to KSJ , legendary skater!