I have a good amount of experience with outdoor skating... I would advise along with slight staggered stance that you get lower in your knees with any decline so you are stacking your body over your skates... your feet can get out from under you very quickly and the lower you are the less far from the ground if you do fall. Plow position is advised for controlling speed if you aren't ready to go backward with the toestop providing your speed control. Also block your face if you start to go down...your elbow pads are key to preventing a chipped tooth. Helmets do not protect your face/mouth! I survived a chipped front tooth from unexpected debris on a flat trail...

@Lacey Kostishack turn around early and control the roll all the way down... I have no tips other than pray hard if you are going to attempt it at speed

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