Fun for the whole family: night skates for children in Dresden!

Fun for the whole family: night skates for children in Dresden!

Lingner-Allee, Dresden, Deutschland - In Dresden, the evening of the coming Friday will be all about family sports. The Dresden night hangover invite you to a special family round that begins at 9 p.m. on Lingner-Allee. In advance, from 6 p.m., the children's night cades, which will attract many young skaters. Here the little ones have the opportunity to learn the basics of skating and to gain initial experience on a test drive through the Blüherpark.

The event is ideal for beginners, because previous knowledge is not required. The equipment is made available free of charge - inliners from size 25, helmets and protectors are on offer. Trained folders support the kids during the exercises so that everyone can start rolling pleasure safely and with joy. And best of all: participation is completely free of charge, it just needs to be desired for moving outdoors!

family -friendly route

The subsequent family trip consists of two rounds. The first round is about 6 kilometers long and leads through simple, level stretches, without major obstacles such as rails or slope. Here you can get at a cozy pace, with a break at the starting place. For the second round, the family then has to adjust to a distance of approx. 10 kilometers, with a speed of around 15 km/h being sought. This route brings some bumps and tram rails with it, which offers additional challenges.

The Dresden Skatet e. V. organizes these events with the support of the Altstadt district. The goal is to give families an action -packed time together and at the same time to bring the security and the basics of the inline skating closer. A highlight is that parents are allowed to ride in the group of children in the group - usually the helmet requirement that is recommended to everyone based on security.

Learning with fun

Especially for the little ones, the inline skating is an exciting leisure activity. Children from the age of five can start with it and from the age of 12 they are even allowed to dash alone. The surroundings play a crucial role in this: calm, unpaved roads or well -asphalt parking spaces are ideal places to practice. In order to ensure security, parents should support their children in learning the technology, as they learn to skate best in the so-called "penguin style" and practice braking with the heel stop technique.

The first event of the children's night cat was on May 2 and has already caused enthusiasm. But on Friday the next adventure is on the program and the anticipation for Friday evening grows. It will be interesting to see which happy faces will be swinging and gliding through the streets of Dresden.

For more detailed information on the events and the security information, interested parties can be interested in the website radiiodesden.de and and Nachtskatendres.de visit. In addition, there are many useful tips on netzathleten.de, which specifically deal with the safety and training of children at the inline skate. If you are brave, look for a few skates and roll out this experience with the family!