QUESTLINE
An Electronic Newsletter from Skater's Quest, LLC
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Tech Tip Archives
| Got a Screw Loose? |
| July 2003 |
| Learn about Threadlocker®, developed by Loctite®. |
| Skating Exercises for Rainy Days |
| June 2003 |
| Here is what the Skater's Quest instructors do when they suffer from mother nature's days of "liquid sunshine" |
| The Art of Balance |
| February/March 2003 |
| Inline skating differs from most other sports and fitness activities in that a primary component to movement is the constantly changing balance requirements. |
| Cold Weather Wear |
| January 2003 |
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Cold weather skating is not just for the hardcore skaters. I don't want to hear any whining now... By wearing thin layers of clothing on the upper and lower body, you can stay warm and dry. |
| Skating Tips for When You Travel |
| December 2002 |
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With holiday vacations fast approaching, we offer a few tips for you if you plan to travel with your inline skates. |
| Skating on Skis |
| November 2002 |
| Many ski shops are literally being taken by storm for the demand of a product called Ski Boards. |
| Hard or Soft Boot? |
| January / February 2002 |
| A very common question asked by skaters who are in the market to purchase skates is "Which is better, soft or hard boots?" |
| Singin' (or Skating) In the Rain |
| August 2001 |
| When rain hits, making a few adjustments to your stride will enable you to finish your workout without any dings, knicks or falls. |
| Get Over It! |
| June 2001 |
| In the real world there are cracks, bumps, sticks, small transitions, gravel and debris. All of these obstacles are easily negotiated simply by scissoring your skates. |
| Rocker Your World |
| February 2001 |
| To rocker or not to rocker? That is the question. Your skate owner's manual describes it. You may have even heard other skaters talking about it. You still may be wondering how and why you would want to rocker your wheels. We are here to help. |
| Footbeds |
| October 2000 |
| In this issue, we will be discussing a very important component of your inline skates that you rarely see but certainly feel each and every time you strap on your skates - your footbeds. |
| Maximize Your Lesson Benefits |
| September 2000 |
| Here are a few tips for getting the most from your lessons with Skaters Quest. |
| Brake Pads |
| August 2000 |
| Don't forget to check your brake pad to ensure that it is in good condition. A brake pad in good condition will help you stop more quickly and with less effort. |
| Winter Skating |
| March 2000 |
| The cold temps are obviously one of the things that come immediately to mind. And to your nose and your ears and your fingers. Dressing for winter skating is somewhat more cumbersome, but consider it a challenge finding the right combination of warmth, comfort and mobility. |
| Bearings |
| October / November 1999 |
| No matter how you describe your bearings, their efficient operation is vital to getting the maximum enjoyment out of your skates. In this edition of Questline, we are going to discuss how to keep those little "metal thingies" rolling smoothly. |
| More on Wheels |
| September 1999 |
| This month we are going to find out how to maintain those wheels and get the maximum wear and performance out of them. |
| Wheels |
| August 1999 |
| In this segment
of Tech Tips, we will look at the different types of wheels that are on
the market and what may work best for your particular type of skating,
as well as what all those numbers mean on the side of the wheels. |
| Maintenance |
| July 1999 |
| When you think of maintenance, one normally thinks of rotating wheels or cleaning bearings. Since we at Skater's Quest stress safety while skating and require everyone to wear protective gear, we thought it would be prudent to discuss cleaning your gear on a regular basis. |
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