Advisor - Steve Kay

Steve Kay started inline skating in 1984 as a training tool to improve his Ice Hockey Game. After practicing law for 3 years, in 1989 he was discovered freestyle skating in New York's Central Park, and was asked to join an "East Coast" skate team. He has taught and performed ever since. In addition to appearing in the pages of GQ, Playboy, Inline and the 1998 Rollerblade catalogue, Steve has made numerous Live and TV appearances, including several commercials and ABC's soap opera The City. He was a backup dance skater for Gloria Gaynor's "I will Survive" show and was the first inline skater to perform on Broadway in "The Fashion Follies." Steve is a former IISA/ICP Examiner and has been instrumental in the development of the Freestyle Dance Accreditation. He is a member of the Central Park Dance Skaters Association and was the 1997 Central Park Skatefright Dance Champion.