As a beginner, it's interesting to see how that you don't just flip stomp to get started. That is to say, I've learned that there's nothing wrong with starting with both skates on the ground.
I do this all the time, haha, there is a weekly rollerblade skate group and we all go through a mall, it's always empty coz it was built in a dumb place
It's a lot easier if you have a slight hill so that you don't have to worry about gaining your own speed. Focus on pointing your toes together and apart and your momentum will carry the skates forward and backwards. After that, try pushing the skates forward and backwards while they go. Once you have the general motion down, push off of a wall on flat ground and try to maintain your momentum as long as possible. Keep doing that and eventually you'll be able to propel yourself. Keep in mind that the motion is easier at speed, and if you're feeling too much resistance when pumping then you're probably not turning your feet enough.
Watch the tutorial videos they have with diagrams, but the only real way is to just get out there and start. 1 Hour every day and you'll at least get it in 2 weeks max.
lol, if you want to get kicked out for the views but you want it to look real, it doesn't actually have to be real .... after you've gotten away with it, talk to security and let them in on it, then get "kicked out" and leave you'll still get all the Wojak clicks
