Amazing doggo balancing

Skating involves gliding over a surface, typically ice or a smooth ground, using specialized footwear equipped with wheels (for roller skating) or blades (for ice skating). The basic mechanics include balancing on the skates, pushing off with one foot to generate momentum, and using edges (for ice skates) or wheels (for roller skates) to control direction and speed.

Whether it’s ice skating, roller skating, or inline skating, the basic principle involves moving over a surface with reduced friction, allowing the skater to glide smoothly. This gliding motion is facilitated by the design of the skates (blades or wheels) and the technique used by the skater to propel themselves forward while maintaining balance. Gliding is central to the grace and enjoyment of skating, whether for recreational fun or competitive sports.