Nóra Szilágyi, Zita Petrovszki, Péter Szablics: Recreation II - Recreational Games and Activities
IV.5.1. Balance exercises
Exercises without rolling:
- Slide one leg to the front and to the back in a way that all eight wheels remain on the ground and the supporting leg does not move.
- The same exercise, but when sliding to the front, only the rear wheel should touch the ground, and, while sliding back, only the front wheel.
- The first exercise, but the leg should slide in a circle.
- Sliding both legs in turns to the front and to the back staying at the same spot.
- The previous exercise in a way that when sliding to the front, only the rear wheel should touch the ground, and, while sliding back, only the front wheel.
- Closed stance, knees pressed outwards forming an “O”.
- Legs slightly apart, knees pressed together forming an X.
- Legs widely apart bending the ankles to the right and to the left.
- Lifting the legs in turns to the front, to the back and to the sides with stretched or bent legs.
- Squatting without moving.
Exercises while rolling:
The exercises without rolling can be carried out while rolling, as well.
- Legs spread, bending down trunk and advancing by pushing the arms.
- Bending trunk to the right and left.
- Turning trunk to the right and left.
- Placing body weight on one leg, bending the other knee and lifting the skate onto the front wheel.
- The previous exercise, but with moving the ankle rolling on the front wheel inwards and outwards.
- Placing body weight on one leg, stretching the other leg to the front and lifting the skate onto the rear wheel.
- The previous exercise, but with moving the ankle rolling on the rear wheel inwards and outwards.
- Rolling in strides, bending the knees at a right angle, while the front leg rolls on four wheels and the other leg only on the front wheel (rolling with bent knees).
- Rolling while squatting.
- The previous exercise with stretching one leg to the front in a way that this leg rolls only on the rear wheel of the skate.