Novice roller skaters, seek some ways to brush the street when encountering downhill and steps. When going downhill, they feel that they can't control it quickly and can't get down the steps without handrails.

That's easy to say. If you go downhill, you should learn the most basic T-brake and be able to retract it freely. If you go down the stairs, the easier way is to put your feet down side by side, take one leg at a time, and then continue after standing firm ... After you are proficient, you can go down the stairs in figure 8, which requires you to have a high level of control over your shoes.