Wear protective gear such as helmets, knee pads, elbow pads, and wrist guards.
Make sure your skates fit correctly - not too tight or too loose.
Be aware of your surroundings and yield to pedestrians, cyclists, cars, and other skaters.
Skate at a speed you’re comfortable with and know your limits.
Don’t skate in the rain or snow as it can be very slippery and dangerous.
Follow the flow of traffic in skating rinks and be aware of the different zones within them.
Stay hydrated and wear sunscreen when skating outdoors for long periods of time.
Learn how to fall safely by practicing controlled falls on grass or other soft surfaces before attempting them on concrete or asphalt surfaces while skating outdoors.