Rollerblading

[baansgr]

Apart from Ka Tring at Naklua, any ideas on good places for kids to practice. Not Harbour Mall, have own skates etc.

[soistalker]

What's in Ka Tring? A skatepark? 

[biggles45]

You need a flat, smooth surface, a big area with nothing to run into. As an experienced roller/ice skater I taught my kids to blade in shopping centre car parks. Pick a quiet, dry day, Head to a quiet corner away from the main parking area and go for it. Dont forget knee and elbow pads, its easy to sprain a wrist when learning and falling

[bbi1]

1 hour ago, biggles45 said:

You need a flat, smooth surface, a big area with nothing to run into. As an experienced roller/ice skater I taught my kids to blade in shopping centre car parks. Pick a quiet, dry day, Head to a quiet corner away from the main parking area and go for it. Dont forget knee and elbow pads, its easy to sprain a wrist when learning and falling

Yes don't forget knee & elbow pads but forget about a helmet, it's not important to protect the head at all. 

[dotpoom]

I see the local Thai guys doing it under the flyover at the junction of Thappraya Rd and 3rd Rd.

[chakatee]

Public park Pong (back side of Maprachan lake)
12.9483449,100.9744733

[baansgr]

Thanks for the answers, have found a great place for them already.

[soistalker]

3 hours ago, baansgr said:

Thanks for the answers, have found a great place for them already.

Where is it?