5 schools · 5 cities
A map of the inline skating schools and instructors we work with. They teach children and adults — from first steps to slalom and the skatepark. Choose a city or enter your town and we’ll show you the nearest classes.
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All schools (5), alphabetically by city
Gliwice · Silesian Voivodeship
Szkoła rolkarsko-narciarska z Gliwic. Zajęcia na rolkach dla dzieci i dorosłych w małych grupach, lekcje indywidualne, sesje open i letnie półkolonie.
School website and sign-up+48 504 614 194kontakt@rajdersi.plInstagramFacebookDirectionsMore on the Gliwice page
Kraków · Lesser Poland Voivodeship
Krakowski klub sportowy, który uczy jazdy na rolkach dzieci i dorosłych — od pierwszych kroków po freeskate. Kursy grupowe na kilku poziomach, lekcje indywidualne, obozy dla dorosłych i półkolonie dla dzieci.
School website and sign-up+48 888 999 506kontakt@rollersi.plInstagramFacebookDirectionsMore on the Kraków page
Olsztyn · Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship
Klub sportowy i szkółka jazdy z Olsztyna: rolki, deskorolka, hulajnoga i łyżwy. Zajęcia w małych grupach, z naciskiem na technikę i bezpieczeństwo.
School website and sign-up+48 451 008 758kontakt@rollmasters.plInstagramFacebookDirectionsMore on the Olsztyn page
Płock · Masovian Voivodeship
Szkółka nauki jazdy na rolkach i wrotkach w Płocku, działająca od 2012 roku. Uczy od 4. roku życia — w grupach, indywidualnie i całymi rodzinami.
School website and sign-up662 050 506czystaformaplock@gmail.comInstagramFacebookDirectionsMore on the Płock page
Września · Greater Poland Voivodeship
Szkółka rolkowa Fundacji RollHeros ze Wrześni dla dzieci, młodzieży i dorosłych. Trzy poziomy grup — od fundamentów jazdy po doskonalenie techniki z elementami slalomu, jazdy szybkiej i freeskate.
School website and sign-upkontakt.rollheros@gmail.comInstagramFacebookDirectionsMore on the Września page
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Group or private lessons. A group is cheaper and more fun, and children learn from each other. A one-to-one lesson gives the fastest progress if you’re starting from scratch, are afraid of falling or want to work on something specific — braking, for example.
Age and level of the group. Ask how the school splits up its students. An adult beginner learns differently from an eight-year-old, and someone who can already skate will be bored in a class for complete beginners.
Where classes take place. A smooth, closed-off square or a sports hall is a good start — no cars, bikes or kerbs. Also check what happens in winter and when it rains: some schools move indoors.
Gear. Before your first lesson, find out whether the school lends out skates and pads or whether you need your own. A helmet and a full set of pads are standard in class.
Each school sets its own age limit — it depends on whether the child can stand in skates unaided and follow the instructor’s directions. Ask about the youngest group and whether a parent can stay for the first classes.
Yes. Many schools run separate groups for adult beginners as well as private lessons. The first classes usually cover stance, falling safely and braking.
It depends on the person and on how much you skate between classes. Usually after a few lessons students can set off, skate and brake on their own; smooth turns and skating around town take regular practice.
Not always — some schools lend out gear for the first classes. You’ll find this in the school’s description or when you sign up. When buying skates, choose the size by your foot length.
No. Classes are run by independent schools and instructors; you arrange dates, prices and sign-ups directly with them. We fit and service the gear.
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Classes are run by independent schools and instructors. You arrange dates, prices and sign-ups directly with them — Bogdanca fits and services the gear.
Map: outline of Poland — Natural Earth; towns — GeoNames (CC BY 4.0).