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By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 5 comments
They're popping up everywhere, looking like a cross between in-line skates and a skateboard with handles ... they're kick scooters! Powered in the same fashion as skateboards, kick scooters allow even first-time riders to weave easily down the ... more »
By Xenos 1 comments
There are tons of trucks out on the market today. It's not like back in the hay days of skating in the 80s where there were a couple big players. There are now trucks that are best suited for street, downhill, slalom, and carving. I will show you ... more »
By timekillers 3 comments
Ok, these are the basic instructions for how to do an ollie... more »
By Xenos 0 comments
The art of pumping your longboard is a useful skill when you don't want to keep putting your foot down to push. Pumping your skateboard is also referred to as "skumping.".. more »
By sk8erkid13 0 comments
This is a guide to do a trick i invented, but it is very cool. Rodney Mullen/ Daewon Song inspired... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 44 comments
Remember that fashion is an essential part of skateboarding, whether anybody wants to admit it or not. It helps show the rest of the skaters who you are and what you are about as a skater. Choose from this convenient list of stereotypical skater ... more »
By skatingfreak8 0 comments
I recomend you know how to Kickflip first then learn a Heelflip.. more »
By skatedude 0 comments
this is awsome.. more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
Invented by a Floridian skater in the 1970s, the ollie is skateboarding's fundamental trick. Most skaters start by learning the standing ollie on a soft surface like grass or carpet. Transitioning from the standing to the rolling ollie is tough, ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
Skateboarding is a fun activity for both teens and adults. It takes a moderate amount of athletic ability and balance to skateboard well. If you have never been on a skateboard, you may be eager to learn some of the basics before you start... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 2 comments
Turning on a Freebord is a lot more like turning on a snowboard than it is like turning on a skateboard. Instead of using a kick tail, it's necessary to carve and slide into your turns... more »
By sk8erboy2007 1 comments
If you don't know how to backside half cab and kickflip, don't learn this trick just yet.. more »
By skateking042295 0 comments
this trick is esy... more »
By wopwopwop 0 comments
Have you ever played skateboard video games were every thing looks impossible. Well this is one of the easiest tricks that looks hard.. more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
If you love skateboarding but don't want any injuries, then finger boarding is a way to get your kicks. There are many maneuvers that skateboarders create that you can do on a fingerboard. You can start with a Casper on a tech deck. It takes a ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
The switch ollie turns your skateboarding style upside down by placing what's usually your front foot on the tail of the board and your back foot up front. Learning to switch ollie is an integral part of being a solid all-around skater who can ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
The switcheroo is a beginning skateboard trick that's easy to learn and fun to do. If you're new to skateboarding, learning the switcheroo is a good way to prepare for performing harder tricks like the shuv-it and the ollie. On top of this, you ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
This is a fun freestyle skateboarding move that takes what looks impossible to do to the next level. Basically you want to create pressure on the board that makes it pop up in the air and roll, wrapping around your foot. It's a very smooth ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
Those who can't get enough of skateboarding find that they can now skateboard when they're not skateboarding. It's entirely possible with a tech deck. Let your fingers skateboard when your whole body cannot. With the tech deck, you can do all ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
Skateboarding can be a great adrenaline sport, but you have to be prepared for the times when you will fall to the ground, or trip on something in your path. Learn how you can fall off your skateboard safely... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
San Francisco held the Summer X Games, so they know skateboarding. Some think it's the skateboarding capital of the world. Thanks to a newly formed non-partisan San Francisco Skateboard Park Coalition, even more skate parks are in the works. Read ... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
You've skated in Portland, Boston and New York, and you want to move on. Why not go to Washington, DC, the nation's capital? Whatever your political leanings, you're eager to try out whatever gnarly skate spots await. Read this eHow and get psyched!.. more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
Riding a switch ollie is a great feeling, and you feel even better when you hit a smooth landing. The trick to the trick truly is in the foot action, where you place your feet and how you let your board land... more »
By earthlykitten 1 comments
How to make a skateboard in your own home... more »
By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor 0 comments
You can make your own tech deck ramps to perform and perfect your tricks. Make ramps, decks and pipes by cutting pieces of cardboard to the right size, and then taping them together. Use paint or markers to make the ramps appear to have a wood ... more »