Definition: Inline racing cornering technique is used in the middle of a race to to help a skater maintain speed and balance. This cornering technique is in use when the skater does forward crossovers to maneuver around the curves on a racing course while swinging one arm in front of the body. Some skaters swing both arms, while others choose to keep one arm resting on their back to save energy. Inline racing cornering technique is used in conjunction with straightaway technique on the straight sections of the race course.

