The ROLLSCHUH-Magazine

Name: The ROLLSCHUH-Magazine
Brand: The ROLLSCHUH-Magazine
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The new ROLLSCHUH magazine from Germany, available here exclusively for Switzerland

“The Rollschuh magazine is for everyone who roller skates. From roller derby to roller hockey, vertical skating, roller figure skating, and roller dance to roller skating in the garage driveway. The Rollschuh magazine offers information, variety, DIY, fun, history, culture, roller skating love, and networking.”

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Issue 1

Issue No. 1 – The Beginning:

With important topics for beginners: a partial explanation of roller skating, a roller skating shop guide, roller skates for beginners, the best instructions for unpacking roller skates, articles for your first visit to the skate park, and for your first attempts on children’s feet.

Also:

Asphalt Guide #Kassel
New to Roller Hockey
Boom or Doom. Give me some numbers on the roller skating boom
Welcome to “This is Roller Derby”
Out and about in Hamburg
The Journey (comic)
and posters

Issue 2

Issue No. 2 – Falling

After the beginning comes the fall. It’s unavoidable and the source of many interesting articles: about falling correctly in sports, protective gear for roller skating, and Estro Jens’s experiences in stunt filmmaking. Featuring interviews about a dramatic injury story (spoiler: with recovery) and about falling and getting up from the perspective of a sports psychologist.

Also:

Asphalt Guide #Münster
Out and about with Wiesbadeners
Continuation of the comic “The Journey”
The Parts Guide: Bearings
Cleaning Bearings: The Workshop Version
and posters

Issue 3

Issue No. 3 – Perseverance

Perseverance: the winter, solo roller skating, competitions, the 1990s to 2000s, club work. What can help: the team, the DIY, the motivation, the joy of passing on something beautiful. And quitting is also part of it. We’ve sprinkled some roller skating nostalgia throughout the issue as sweet treats.

Also:

Asphalt Guide #Essen
The Parts Explainer: Spacers
Photo Story: Dyeing Roller Skates
How Inertia Works
Clubs Chat: Walsum, Dresden, Eppingen
and Posters

Issue 4

Issue No. 4 – Space

In Issue No. 4, we first roll through the exhibition spaces of documenta fifteen. Then we turn to spaces that are more accessible for roller skating—or not? What does a good skatepark actually look like? We can create spaces, fight for them, and also lose them. In the roller rink, in the skate park, on the street. And the digital space, well, that’s a particularly tough place.

Also:

Bertini on arriving in Berlin and in the roller skating community
Inclusion in roller sports
The parts explainer: Wheel hardness
Street skating with IGORS
United Skates Documentary – The how-do-I-look-at-it hack
and the Asphalt Atlas #Nürnberg

Issue 5

Issue No. 5 – WORK

There’s never been so much workshop chatter in any other issue. And never so much starlight either! The vast majority of people roller skate in their free time, perhaps participating in sports clubs or volunteering. But there are also people who earn money roller skating. As product designers, as coaches, as clowns, as brake vans on musical stages. And in the skate department backstage at Starlight Express.

Also:
Contemporary Traditions: RKB Solidarity
Asphalt Atlas Rostock
As a Diplomat on the Move
And Axles, Axles, Axles
Truly a lot of Starlight Express, Excess, and Starlight

Issue 6

Issue No. 6 – Indoors

Hot tips for the winter gritstone blues! Read the roller skating magazine, or better yet: make one yourself. Potter around in the workshop. Watch roller skating. But how does roller derby actually work? And what about a sports hall floor? Swap your roller skates for ice skates with Heinz Germershausen. And if all that doesn’t help, reminisce about Skate Love Barcelona 2022.

Also:

Asphalt Atlas Kiel
Wristguards: practical and smelly at the same time
The Journey, a comic by Daniela Heller
In the thick of it: Non-Skating Officials in Roller Derby

Issue 7

Issue No. 7 – Generations

From the golden years of vert skating (the 1980s – at least so far) to new offerings in junior roller derby. A magazine jam-packed with roller skating talk. Featuring the OGs from Münster, Martin Broich and Thomas Kalak, Dakkada and dance math with Kim, and the comic “The Tournament of Alifar” in German translation. Those who prefer handcrafting can make the best glass heels in rainbow colors thanks to “Frankie’s Hot Shit DIYs.”

Also:

The ultimate guide for your first visit to the roller skating disco
Asphalt Atlas Mannheim / Heidelberg
New: Say It – The Column

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