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How to pick a skateboard?
Next, consider your skill level and board size. A wider deck offers more stability for beginners, but is harder to get off the ground for aerial tricks. Experienced skaters may prefer a narrower board for better control. Finally, think about trucks and wheels. Softer, larger wheels provide a smoother ride, while smaller, harder wheels offer more speed and slide for tricks.
Are skateboards and longboards the same thing?
What are skateboard decks?
How wide should a skateboard deck be for beginners?
How long should a skateboard deck be for beginners?
What are skateboard decks made from?
What is skateboard grip tape?
What are skateboard trucks?
Are loose or tight trucks better for skating?
How do I adjust my skateboard trucks?
What is wheel durometer on a skateboard?
Are hard or soft wheels better for skating?
What are skateboard bearings?
Do bearings make you go faster?
How do I know if my skateboard bearings are bad?
Do all skateboard bearings fit all wheels?
How often do you replace skateboard bearings?
What are the easiest skate tricks to learn?
Now, for more traditional tricks, the easiest skate tricks to learn are the manual, kickturn, and tic-tac. A manual is essentially a wheelie, popping your tail up and riding with your front wheels off the ground. This may seem lame, but holding a consistent, steady manual is a lot harder than you might think, and it’s a great way to improve balance and coordination. A kickturn is pulling a manual, and then quickly turning your board left or right to change direction, and a tic-tac is a bunch of tight kick turns (left-right-left-right) performed in rapid succession to gain momentum. Once you’ve become comfortable with these techniques, your next target is the iconic ollie. Ollies—jumping your board into the air by kicking down the tail—are the foundation of every aerial trick in skateboarding. The humble ollie is often considered a “beginner” trick, but the truth is that very few skaters can actually pull proper ollies. If you can get good air and control with an ollie, you’re on the fast track to becoming an extremely strong, versatile skater.
Do skateboards have a weight limit?
How to be safe when skateboarding?
- Always wear a helmet and consider additional protective gear like wrist guards, elbow pads, and knee pads
- Skate in designated areas like skateparks or areas free from traffic and pedestrians.
- Before tricking, inspect skate surfaces for debris that could wipe you out, like pebbles, sticks, wood chips, and trash.
- Learn proper technique and practice falling safely to minimize injuries.
- Regularly inspect your skateboard for loose or damaged parts and ensure it's in good working condition.
How should skateboard pads fit?
What age can kids start skateboarding?
How to size a skateboard for kids?
Is a skateboard helmet the same as a bike helmet?
Can you use a bike helmet for skating?