Aggressive inline skating, also known as rollerblading, is an action-packed sport that involves performing tricks and stunts on inline skates.
It emerged in the late 1980s and gained popularity in the 1990s as a spin-off of roller skating. In aggressive inline skating, riders use specially designed inline skates with grind plates and smaller wheels for enhanced maneuverability.

The sport combines elements of street skating, skateboarding, and BMX biking, incorporating jumps, grinds, slides, spins, and flips. Aggressive inline skating has its own vibrant and diverse culture.
Skaters often form tight-knit communities, sharing their passion and skills through local scenes, events, and online platforms.
These communities create a supportive environment where skaters can learn from and inspire one another.