Skate 101 DVD Sing Along & Learn to Skate Songs For Kids on Ice,Roller & Inlines

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Skate 101 Transforms Children and Parents into Superheroes!
Skate 101: Learn to Skate - 24 Fun & Easy 3 Minute Lessons!
Just Sing & Follow Along on your Feet!
Homeschooling doesn't have to be boring!
Like Schoolhouse Rock for Skaters
Learn How to Skate Now!
Skate 101 makes it easy and fun!
Never skated before? Don't worry, no previous experience is necessary. Skate 101 is designed to give the absolute beginner of any age the necessary tools. You don't even need a pair of skates to start learning the basics! If you can walk, you can learn to roll like a pro. Kids and adults alike will have a great time learning to skate on quads, ice skates, and inlines in no time.
Skate 101 makes skating easy and fun for everyone. Jenny Jen Goldstein learned to skate the hard way–but you don’t have to! This collection of music videos teaches you everything you need to know before you go.
Get the Power in an Hour!
If you like “Schoolhouse Rock,” you’ll love Skate 101!
With this video collection, you'll not only learn how to skate, you’ll also get great ideas for celebrating birthdays, holidays and more.
Save years of practice, & Get the Power in Under an Hour! Learn how to gear up, get up, stand, skate, STOP (THREE DIFFERENT WAYS), turn, change terrains smooth like a snake, fall safe, prevent the EIGHT MISTAKES BEGINNERS MAKE, maintain your skates, and more. Find out about the FOUR COOL SUPER TOOLS you have to skate cool! Where is your steering wheel, and how do you use it? Where are your brakes, and how do you use them? What is the secret to changing surfaces smoothly? The answers to these questions and many more await you in SKATE 101!
Not a beginner? No problem! Whether you're a pro skater, parent, teacher, or the proprietor of a skating rink, Skate 101, was designed with you in mind! Beginners will learn the basics and work their way up, while experienced skaters can greatly improve their skating skills. Skate 101 is unique, because it is designed to give students what they will need to skate and teach others how to skate too. Parents can educate their kids before they lace up their skates to attend a skating birthday party or visit the local rink. Skating rinks can enhance their public sessions, skate classes, and birthday parties.
Skate101 is the best skate class you’ll ever find! It’s safe, convenient, quick and easy. No previous skating experience is necessary. You don't even need a pair of skates to learn the basics! Just follow along on your feet and learn to skate to the funky beat. Skate 101 is Fun for Everyone!
Plus, you’ll find super-funky bonus music videos, including the Happy Birthday Skate Song, Happy Holidays Skate Song, Skate Woman Theme Song 1 and Skate Woman Theme Song 2.
Make yourself a promise that’s fun to keep. Learn to skate, or brush up on the skills you already have, with SKATE 101.
Skate 101 Streams & Downloads are also available.
SKATE101 DVD INCLUDES:
LEARN TO SKATE VIDEOS
Intro
Jen’s Laws
Equilibrium
Navigate
Pump
Six Sides
Maintain
Balls &Wheels
Gear Up
Glide Slide
Save Ya Pride
Magic Table
Get Up
Ready Pose
Snake
Funky Duck
March
Football
Stroke
Worm
Pizza
Clock
Velocity
Rubber Heel Brake
Boogie Back Rap - Learn to Skate Backward Song & Music Video
CELEBRATE& SKATE VIDEOS
Happy Birthday Skate Song
Happy Holidays Skate Song
SUPER HERO VIDEOS
Skate Woman Theme Song 1
Skate Woman Theme Song 2
If You Can Walk, You Can Roll
SKATE101
Learn to Skate Videos make Skating Easy & Fun for Everyone!
This collection of music videos teaches you everything you need to know before you go!
The Basics of Skating is taught in faun new way for the whole family!
Discover Your Magic Super Tools and You Can Skate Cool!
Learn How to Prevent the Eight (8) Mistakes Beginners Make!
Get the Super Powers In an Hour!
Did your child get invited to a skating rink birthday party? Don't let them go without this SKATE 101DVD!
Find Out What 4 Super Cool Tools You Have To Skate Cool!
Where's your steering wheel? How do you use it?
Where are your brakes? How do you use them?
What's the secret to changing surfaces smoothly?
If You Can Walk, You Can Roll!
Don't Wait, Learn How to Skate Now!
If you like Schoolhouse Rock, You'll Love Skate 101!
The perfect unique gift for Christmas, Hanukah, Birthday or other Holidays and Celebrations!
Here’s a great idea for a New Year’s resolution that you’ll actually enjoy!
SKATE101 DVD: 30 Animated Cartoons with Funky Tunes.
Learn How to Skate Videos, Celebrate Birthdays, Holidays & More. Save Years of Practice. Get the Power in Under an Hour! Skate 101 is the Best Skate Class! It's Safe, Convenient, Quick &Easy. No Experience or Skates Necessary. Follow Along on your Feet & Learn to Skate to the Funky Beat. Skate 101 is Fun for Everyone!
Save your behind, with Skate Woman's Rhythms & Rhymes. Starring Skate Woman, with her Funky & Furry Super Friends. Skatewoman, the World's Only Rappin' Skate Teacher, is a One-of-a-Kind Superhero. She Saves Hides & Prides, on Quads, Ice & Inlines!
Don't Be a Fool, Find Out What Super Tools You Have to Skate Cool.
Step by Step Instructional Songs are Easy-to-Follow, Understand & Remember.
Are You Ready to Learn to Skate and Celebrate?
Article written by Jenny Jen, The Skate Woman, Goldstein
Take a wild guess. How long have skates been around? Skate artifacts from Scandinavia date back 6000 years. Ice skates were made out of animal bone with leather straps. The handcrafted skates were used on frozen lakes for transportation and recreation. This favorite pastime of kings and queens is now convenient, affordable, easy and fun for everyone.
While ice sure is nice, modern day skates with wheels give us real freedom. It is estimated that over a billion people engage in some form of skating globally, with ages ranging from 2-102 years young. Skating is a universal language
Whatever you’re into, there’s a style for you, your family and friends, too. You can roll, stroll, race, dance, jump, grind, glide and slide. Perhaps you’d prefer to pick up a hockey stick or chuck a chick in a roller derby bout. If none of those suit you, how about roller soccer, roller basketball, downhill, off-road, weaving around cones or making up your own?
Inline skate wheels are arranged in a single row, while traditional quad skates have side-by-side wheels. Quads may be considered 70s retro style, but their popularity among derby and dance skaters proves they’re here to stay. However, the inline design is more conducive to handling outside conditions and transitions.
Ever fantasized about gracefully gliding along Kelly Drive? Think you can’t? Regardless of your opinion, if you can walk, you can roll in control! You’re not too tall or uncoordinated at all. And, neither your ankles nor knees are too weak. Body weight and shape don’t change the rules. You have no bad habits like rabbits if you’ve never laced up before. If you’ve already given it a whirl, don’t be discouraged if you spent more time on your behind or found yourself hanging onto the railing–knowing that you resembled an out-of-control monkey on skates. It may surprise you that monkeys can skate great, perform tricks and do back flips, too. They don’t suffer from emotional barriers like we do.
When I started skating, my lack of both coordination and athletic ability were easy to blame for my inability to skate. Why bother taking a class if practice is supposed to make perfect? At the rate I was progressing, it would take a lifetime before I could negotiate anything on skates. When I was finally able to push and roll, I realized that wasn’t the hard part. Changing terrains and stopping seemed impossible. Little did I know, there is a secret to skating.
Some people just naturally get up and go their first time around, but even they can’t stop without a prop. Stopping on skates is anything but innate. I didn’t have a brake on my inline skates because friend removed it, telling me I didn’t need it. Well, I guess not, since didn’t know how to use it anyway. The only methods at my disposal were to start praying immediately and then “ride it out,” or slam into any inanimate object in my vicinity. Fortunately, I never took anyone down with me. It was years before I could stop on my own, even ineffectively. And back then, I wasn’t sure I’d be able to do it again.
My public display of learning how to skate the hard way, gained me the reputation of a flapping, flailing “can’t stand up “comedian. I made the mistakes all beginners make–staring down at the ground, throwing my arms around, locking my knees and sticking my butt out, no doubt. If I only knew then what I know now, I could’ve saved years of practice, along with my hide and pride.
Ability…schmability. I was elated to discover that I was entirely wrong about that. It was like a light bulb went off in my head after plowing into a statue of Ben Franklin. Perhaps a transfer of mental energy occurred which enlightened me to the fact that there is a science behind skating. If I could teach myself the science, I could teach the world.
By combining math and physics, I acquired the kind of knowledge you can’t get in college–yet. The results of my experiments confirmed my theories. My actions produced the predicted reactions. With a little help from Sir Isaac Newton, I developed Jenny Jen’s Laws of Skating–balance, direction, motion, and speed. Finally, I could make my skates do what I wanted them to. It was like magic, but it was science.
Although it seemed obvious that the same laws applied to all kinds of skates–quads, ice, and inlines–I needed evidence. My previous experiences on ice had left me with the distinct impression that it was simply too slippery for me. Despite my reservations, I eagerly applied my formulas which taught me how to skate on ice in no time. To make my laws easy to remember, I turned them into rhymes.
Believe it or not, you don’t need skates to learn how to skate. You can get the confidence on your feet, before getting in the driver’s seat. After all, you wouldn’t drive a car or ride a bike without knowing how to stop or steer your wheels, would you? Before lacing up, I highly recommend that everyone learn how to use their tools to skate cool.
Skating rinks all over the tri-state area offer skate rentals and instructions. The majority don’t provide protective gear, so bring your own! Most skating injuries are preventable, but wearing gear is not enough. Gear must be worn securely, and you need know how to use it properly! Pads act as protection during accidental landings, but did you know that you can use them intentionally to bail when all else fails? The only safe way to escape on bikes, boards and skates, is to glide, slide and save your hide. So, if you ride or roll, slide it on, so you can slide on it!
Most rinks also offer public sessions. They play music and have modern day conveniences such as climate control, bathrooms, water and lockers. I love to see families letting the good times roll. On occasion though, I’ve witnessed parents lifting their kid up by the arms to help them stay afloat. Instead of helping, they’re preventing their kid from skating. In order to roll, weight has to be on skates, not suspended in the air.
Don’t buy skates that aren’t comfortable, look cheap or are larger than your shoe size. (Note: unisex equals men’s sizes.) Once they’re broken in, skates can expand a whole size! For kids, companies make extendable skates that grow. Extra space inside skates can cause lack of control and blisters. Spin the wheels with your hand to make sure they turn around a few times. And, don’t forget to maintain your skates!
Some of the best outdoor skating on earth is right herein Fairmount Park, the biggest urban park in the world. Rollin’ around “the Drive” really makes me feel alive! The uninterrupted eight mile path consists of Kelly Drive (aka East River Drive) with the other side, West River Drive (aka Martin Luther King Drive). Closed to cars on weekend days (April through October) for recreational use, the recently paved West River Drive is as smooth as a baby’s bottom and features the river view of Boathouse Row.
Have you come across a pack of skaters flying through our streets? Race over to the Landskaters dot org to find out how you can become a member. How about those funky dance skaters jammin’ in front of Lloyd Hall? The City of Brotherly Love is a great place to skate and spectate!
Skating is a fantastic family activity and a marvelous way to meet people. It is also my primary mode of transpo. Additionally, it is a proven fact that skating is low impact and helps burn fat, along with hundreds of calories hourly. I have friends who actually found their soul mates on skates. Skating is good for your mind, body and soul!
Written by Jenny Jen, “The Skate Woman,” Goldstein
Goldstein’s thesis on skating, at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, rolled her right inline. After graduation, she became a certified skate instructor and opened Skate 101,Philly’s skate school. Basketball legend Julius Erving (aka Dr. J) and actor John Cusack are among her thousands of students. Aware that qualified instructors were rare, she found a way to share her expertise with people everywhere. Jenny Jen invented “how to” skate songs, so everyone could follow along in the privacy of their own homes. She rapped her rhymes over funky rhythms by Taki76, and landed a top ten single of the year in the Village Voice with her debut track, “Boogie Back Rap.” Her instructional music CDs teach the world how to skate on quads, ice, and inlines. The rest is history. Today she’s the Dr. Seuss and Sir Isaac Newton of Skating.
Jenny Jen's numerous television appearances include Discovery’s The Learning Channel, Comcast Sportsnet, ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox Networks. Countless magazines and newspapers have featured her, including the world’s biggest hip hop magazine, XXL Magazine, Jewish Exponent, The Pennsylvania Gazette, Daily News, Working Woman, Health, Philadelphia Inquirer and Citipaper. Goldstein released the Skate woman Super Series Comic Books, a multimedia “how to skate” product line, including comic books, music videos, and more. According to Goldstein, “Skatewoman, the world’s only rappin’ skate instructor, saves lives and pride worldwide.” Like the Declaration of Independence, both Jenny Jen’s Laws of Skating and Skate Woman were born in Philadelphia, and represent “liberty on skates for all.” Want to learn more about Skate Woman, or Jenny Jen, who is also Philadelphia’s only inline skate instructor? Take a private lesson with her too!
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