Skateboarding involves a number of cool tricks. With enough practice, you can master many of them. Here are some steps telling you how to do a kick flip.
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Here's how to take the basic ollie airborne.
Grinding on a skateboard - in other words, sliding your board along an object - is all about weight, the angle of approach, and speed.
The hot trick of the 1990s!
Here's a way to put that frontside 180 ollie to good use.
Combining an ollie and a backside 180, this trick is all about control, and it's a tough one to learn. Strive.
Here's a cool skateboard trick that requires a partial backside ollie and makes lots of noise when you do it right.
Here's a super-stylish trick.
This trick's an essential of street skating, so add it to your arsenal quickly.
This is a skateboarding basic that is, nevertheless, great looking.
The basic kickflip--turning over the board while doing an ollie--is an essential skill for any self-respecting rider. If you can't learn how to do this, you should start looking into another hobby...
Do this trick and be super cool.
This is a stylish and powerful advanced skateboard maneuver.
Named after Mike Smith, this is a basic trick on both street and ramp.
Here's another way to employ your ollie and achieve a modern skateboarding basic.
When you perform this trick correctly, you'll leave some polyurethane on your chosen target.
This airborne skateboard trick is almost a requirement for every skater to learn because it is the basis for many other tricks such as the kickflip. Take time to master it and you'll find that...
Getting started on skating a ramp requires accurate positioning of the board and lots of falls.
See the world from upside down while you skate.