General
warm-up
What does warm-up mean?
A period of easy cruising and simple tricks at the start of a session to loosen the body before attempting more difficult maneuvers.
"Give me a few warm-up laps before I try the rail."
Origin
General athletic term 'warm-up' applied to skating.
Frequently asked questions
What is a warm-up in skating?
It's a period of easy cruising and simple tricks at the start of a session to loosen up before harder maneuvers.
Why do skaters warm up?
Warming up loosens the body, builds confidence, and reduces the chance of injury before difficult tricks.
Is warm-up skate-specific?
No, it's a general athletic term applied to skating like any other sport.
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