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ABOUT

Inline Skate Ninja is dedicated to nurturing personal growth through the art of inline skating. Our mission at ISN is to provide a top-tier inline skating learning experience, offering both personalized lessons and group instruction. Through our meticulous instruction and certification process, students not only enhance their skating knowledge and abilities but also develop crucial safety awareness, critical thinking skills, and organizational proficiency.

Located in the vibrant community of Washington, DC, Inline Skate Ninja is actively contributing to the growth of the local skating scene. As the skating community expands, so does the need for a supportive industry. We aspire to achieve ambitious goals, aiming to be recognized as the premier skate instruction school in Washington, DC.

Explore our diverse range of services that go beyond traditional lessons, including skate repair courses, customized fitness routines, and stay tuned for the upcoming launch of our skate instructor certification program. At Inline Skate Ninja, we are not just teaching skating; we are building a community and fostering holistic personal development through the joy of inline skating. Join us on this exciting journey!

Partners

DC Inner City Excellence—DC Inner City Excellence (DC-ICE) unites urban skaters of all backgrounds in pursuit of excellence in body, mind, and spirit. DC-ICE is rooted in the universal principles of Olympism and attracts Olympic-caliber athletes, coaches & community leaders to serve as instructors, mentors & supporters of year-round skating-based youth development programs

CyberNinjaz — Cyberninjaz is a summer camp and technology company founded in 2014 by a group of educators and professionals with a passion for education and workforce development.

Peterbug Shoe Repair Academy — John “Peter Bug” Matthews, a fifth-generation Washingtonian, has been training young men as cobblers since 1977. He became known as “Peter Bug” because of an old VW he fixed up and drove years ago. Members of his Academy, some as young as 8 years old, commit to learning a trade, keeping up their grades, and performing public service. Leather repairs and other part-time jobs help them earn money without getting into trouble. Some of the shoes young apprentices learn to fix are donated, and well-repaired shoes are given to families unable to afford new footwear.

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