
Learn how to push safely on a skateboard with proper stance, back-foot pushes, and foot placement at a 45-degree angle, while avoiding mongo and building balance.
Learn the two types of skateboard turns: subtle weight-shift turns using heel or toe, and larger turns lifting the front wheels, plus practice with balance and the tic-tac exercise.
Learn where to skate, from street spots to skate parks, and how to handle cracks with bondo or sheet metal. Use online guides like concrete disciple's dotcom to find spots.
Learn about the deck's seven to nine plies for strength, top orientation, and nose and tail shapes for pop, then assemble a complete skateboard with trucks, wheels, bearings, and hardware.
Choose your first board from Walmart or Target, test wheel spin 1–2 seconds after release, and wear a properly fitted helmet with wrist, knee, and elbow pads for safety.
Explain how wheel sizes and skateboard deck dimensions affect performance and maneuverability, and guide learners to assess symmetry, nose, and tail for tricks or transportation.
Build balance on a skateboard with the Simmy drill, maintaining a center of balance between feet, practicing seesaw and crab walk forwards and backwards to boost confidence.
Learn to ride a ramp on a skateboard by mastering foot placement, knee bend, and balance with arms out while keeping your front shoulder down and head looking down ramp.
Master the beginner ollie by practicing the pop and slide technique, dragging the front foot to the nose to lift the board, with timing and stability tips.
Learn to perform the tail manual and nose manual. Master foot placement behind the front bolts, 50/50 weight distribution, and upper body adjustments for balance on a flat parking lot.
Master the frontside 180 ollie by coordinating head and board, using front foot placement and back foot power, look over your shoulder for full rotation and a solid land.
Master the fakie ollie fundamentals by setting feet behind the bolts, aligning the center, and popping straight down; keep shoulders level for balance and a clean land.
Learn how to perform a frontside shuvit by positioning your front foot and back foot in the pocket, scooping the board up, and landing it.
Learn how to execute a backside big spin by mastering foot placement, the flick, and body rotation, with a focus on slow practice and safe progression.
Overview
As featured on ESPN, eHow, and Yahoo Sports!, Trick Tutor is the ultimate help guide for new skaters. It helps students achieve the best balance, increase confidence, and elevate their current skateboard level.
Comprehensive Video Instruction
Every skateboarder must first understand the foundation of skateboarding-the transportation techniques. This makes skateboarding easier, learning quicker, and helps it be safer. Trick Tutor covers everything you must know about the transportation basics so that you have no fear.
What You Will Get:
-High Quality HD and 720p Instruction Videos
-Videos on How to Confidently Skate
-Learn Where to Skate
-Find The Best Equipment to Skate With
-A 84 pg. Ebook with Foot Diagrams
Understanding the parts of a skateboard is equally important to knowing how to ride. In this video series, we will teach you how each part of the skateboard effects your skating. We will help you pick the best skateboard parts for your ability.
Trick Tutor is brought to you by Go Skate, the largest skateboard school, which has over 1300 instructors. Go Skate has taught over 8,000 new skateboarders how to skate.
The ultimate "how-to" Ebook guide is the perfect compliment to your lessons. The E Book serves as a guide to refer to after the lessons and continue learning! This is one of the only skate lesson books ever developed.. This guide will save you a ton of trouble, time and money!
Learn Tricks Quickly
With the foundation set, we will amplify your skating with ramp moves, street tricks, and popular moves like the Ollie. Regardless of what you want to learn, we promise that this course will be the quickest way to achieve your skateboarding goals.