Roller skating has seen a rapid rise in interest over the past few years. The retro revival has meant that many people have started to fully immerse themselves in the hobbies they enjoyed when they were much younger.

The thing is, it isn’t just people reliving their youth. Young children, teenagers, and the 18-30 generation are all booting up and getting on the rink for roller disco fun.

Chances are, somebody in your team has been tasked with finding something for you and your colleagues to do this Christmas. With covid restrictions having made this more of a rarity over the past few years, this could be the first event many of you have done as a team.

We know budgets can make things restrictive and sometimes travel can be an issue too so we have looked at a few options that are readily available, great fun and affordable.

Whether this summer has seen you over indulge on BBQ’s or treats, or seen the initial excitement of a new fitness plan wear off, there is never a bad time to assess your health. The thing is, what do you do so that the enthusiasm stays high, the fun never stops and you get a great reward both mentally and physically from doing it?

Roller skating has been an activity enjoyed by millions of people across the world for years with random booms in popularity bringing new trends or styles of skating to the forefront of peoples social lives.

For years people have gracefully glided across the polished surface of a skate rink. Enjoying a disco with a difference, a sport with stamina at its core, or a party on wheels that has everybody dancing, spinning and twisting!