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On the horizon

I leverage (or risk!) my good reputation to help inventors whose braking or other safety-related technologies may bring more people to the sport.

DXS: I call this my dream brake. The adult prototype I tested cut my stopping distances in half. A 9-year-old mastered the youth version in 90 minutes. Find out and how the DXS could benefit skaters, inline instructors and the industry. See the DXS in action on YouTube.

Also: A comparison of braking technologies I've tested.

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Hi! I've been helping inline skaters start (and stop!) successfully and safely since 1992. Take a roll through the Get Rolling web pages to see how I can help you. For example: How Buttons

 

 

Retiring After 20 Years - 05/20/13

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bulletred picture Switching to Two Wheels - What does Orbit retirement mean, and what's next? Use Facebook and Twitter to follow Liz.
bulletred picture Pursuing Mastery - Experts say mastery takes 10,000 hours of practice. Follow these smart practice tips.
bulletred picture Empathy Enhances Learning - The instructor's level of empathy makes a big difference to a beginner's experience.
bulletred picture Understanding Balance - How alignment, strength and attention can affect your balance practice.
bulletred picture A new DXS Disk Brake Website - Anybody who thinks this inventor should be discouraged is wrong.
bulletred picture Biker with Inline Skating Beginner Empathy - Advice I gave skate students improves my road biking skills.
bulletred picture Brakes for Serious Speed: Gravity Master(TM) - Meet Craig Ellis, avid skier and "extreme downhills" brake inventor.
bulletred picture When the Going Gets Rough - Two techniques to smooth skating on rough, slippery or debris-strewn surfaces.
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