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There was also concern that participants would “find their feet have gone off in an unexpected radiation from a common centre.” Many thought the practice was immoral. “It is true that roller skating is an exercise which soon throws practitioners into a furious perspiration, but it is an established fact that after a person has become even moderately skilled, and does not get excited and confused, there are hardly more perspiration and fatigue induced than are found in a gentle ramble in the shade.” The main worries were that participants would be careless about their attire and would over-exert themselves. At first, he did not mass-market his patented skate and would only let them be used in rinks with maple floors.Ĭities including Cincinnati, Ohio and St. The first public roller rink was opened in 1866 by Plimpton in New York City, who also introduced a roller skating academy. In 1863, the four-wheeled roller skate, or quad skate, was invented by James Leonard Plimpton making it possible for amateurs to participate. In 1854 a French company performed “La Prophet” in New Orleans, Louisiana, and the entire ballet of one hundred performers appeared on roller skates. In the early 1800s roller skates were introduced in isolated cases into the theater as an alternative to ice skating performances. It was said that while showing off his new wheeled shoes at a party in London, that he crashed into a mirror. Roller skating was thought to be invented as early as 1735 by John Joseph Merlin of Belgium. During July 2021, go to to register and nominate “Ultrarunning History” in the “History” category. Please help me by voting for the Ultrarunning History Podcast. How many miles could an extreme endurance athlete skate in six days on primitive rolling skates? The Ultrarunning History Podcast is included in the People Choice podcast awards in the history category. Why not put wheels on those ultrarunning feet and see what could be done? The results were fascinating, and in 1885 the Boston Globe left behind very detailed play-by-play results that revealed what these unique races were like. While not technically ultrarunning, the emerging six-day roller skate races mirrored significantly the six-day foot races that had become the most popular spectator sport for several years in the United States.

Six-day foot race in Madison Square Garden During the mid 1880s, some of them, including popular black ultrarunner Frank Hart, changed out their leather running shoes for roller skates during periods of endurance rolling skate fads.
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Professional ultrarunners/pedestrians of the late 1800s and early 1900s were constantly looking for endurance races or head-to-head matches to prove their abilities and make significant amounts of money.
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