Inline!: A Manual of Intermediate to Advanced Techniques

by William Nealy

"At last, a book that actually teaches you how to inline skate. Whether you're a rank beginner or a skating pro, William Nealy's Inline will educate and entertain you like no other how-to-manual you've ever read. Nealy uses hard earned crash-and-burn skating experience, 4th dimensional drawings, and his twisted sense of humor to give you the most comprehensive, easy to understand, and detailed book on skating ever written.

176 pages, Unbound

First published June 10, 1998

About the author

A world-famous cartoonist, William Nealy is best-known for his groundbreaking book Kayak, which combined expert paddling instruction as well as artful caricatures and parodies of the whitewater enthusiasts themselves. The quality of his work transcends its subject; this book, and the others which followed, spawned a host of imitators, and made William a cult figure in the world of outdoor sports. Born on February 4th, 1953, Nealy grew up in Birmingham, Alabama. Never comfortable in a highly structured environment, he left high school before graduating, and then attended St. Johns College, eventually graduating from Birmingham-Southern. He brought a thorough and rigorous intelligence to his interests and avocations, all of which, in his hands, became arts.

Reviews

[Andrea McAts · Rating 4 out of 5]

A fun read if you are interested in learning about inline skating

[Karina · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good book for my new skating hobby.

[Nancy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Really interesting (but quirky) book on rollerblading. Written by a total hippie who is super-enthusiastic about skating. Just what the doctor ordered!