This was by far my closest to feeling like an NSF man. With a 5kg bag and my skates for a rifle…

Thankfully, it was worth it, or so I feel.

I mean, if you think aggressive inline is exciting, you would like this place, I think, albeit a little boring, but good for a starting point I guess. I would have never discovered this place if not for Nussc (hehehe, publicity act). It is damn fun!! Discounting the fact that I got to bring away with me a scar slightly bigger than the size of my palm, on the right side of my ass because I fell on the first attempt… It makes my leg look like a chicken with all the feather plucked out; the raw red skin with white polky dots. I know, EWW. Anyone else share my sentiments???

So anyway, first attempt, I stood there for like about two decades, feeling my legs shiver in my blades and watching a lil boy chiong down. It didn't look as scary till you're standing there and start over-analyzing and over-intellectualizing everything. Worrying about everything being the "adults" that we are. So I was like heck, I’m gonna fall anyway, and true enough, I did. But the second try, I managed to get it, and subsequently it was just fun jumping in to skate to and fro just for cheap thrills. At the end of the day, it's just about doing it, like, you know, not be scared and just try it.

So before I keep going on about me, point is, it’s like this huge ass bowl and you just drop down and go at the speed of light and you either fall or feel like, er, you’re having fun. Oh, and some SMU skaters were there who we managed to learn some stuff from and all. Yeaah.

Okay, main gist:

1. For future sessions, it is important to always check out directions.. tip for me and you :)

2. We do other stuff than just blading around...

3. Falling is okay but wearing longer pants would half-save you

4. Blame yourself if you weren't there!

By The girl who now has to sit like Cleopatra