The Linz Inline and Speedskating Club 2010 (LISC-2010) currently attracts around 40 people for rolling sports. The training focuses on technology, movement and the community. LINZ. "We train twice a week: once on the skates and once we do strength training in sneakers," explains founder Gustav Sick. The training is currently taking place in the sports hall of the Linzer Landwiedgymnasium. The 65-year-old discovered skating together with his wife…
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The Linz Inline and Speedskating Club 2010 (LISC-2010) currently attracts around 40 people for rolling sports. The training focuses on technology, movement and the community. LINZ. "We train twice a week: once on the skates and once we do strength training in sneakers," explains founder Gustav Sick. The training is currently taking place in the sports hall of the Linzer Landwiedgymnasium. The 65-year-old discovered skating together with his wife…