How to start skating

Skateboarding is one of the toughest activities to pick up. At the same time, it’s one of the most rewarding ones as well. We promise, your first Ollie will be as awesome as the first 360 flip. This guide here will show you how to get started on a skateboard, which skateboard tricks to learn first and explain step by step how to master them.

YUNG WAVY on Instagram: "You’ll be gliding on your skateboard if you can learn all of these. Practice this if you don’t know where to start! These are the little tricks I did to get really comfortable on my skateboard. Some of these might be a little challenging, but they get so much easier with practice. You got this easy, don’t give up!"

Devin Guy on Instagram: "I got some requests for an axel tutorial, so I figured I’d start a series that shows exercises that I did when I was learning my axle!😄 Here’s part one, I should have part two ready by next Wednesday. FYI I am not a coach, I am a figure skater who is still learning obviously. This is just an example of an exercise that helped me and could help others while learning an axel. If there are any questions please don’t hesitate to ask. YOU GOT THIS🙌💪⛸️ • • •…

Skate tricks from easy to hard

Ice Skating Tutorial on Instagram: "Four simple steps for landing your first axel off the ice. Now of course it isn’t this simple! But it is a great place for skaters to start building a road map on the steps needed to land that axel. Comment and let us know if you think we missed any important steps! Also, be sure to check out our 🎉 FREE PDF GUIDES 🎉 in the story highlights! These guides will guide you to become the figure skater you dream to…

rollerbearding on Instagram: "You must learn this if you’re struggling with skating backwards 💯 Which one would you try first between these two ways: 1. Backwards Pizza Walk: point your toes inward, bend your knees and lift one leg at a time. Try to look behind you and over your shoulder! 2. Backwards Swizzles: You start the same way with your toes pointing inward and knees bent but this time you lean forward and push on your skates while opening. Stay around shoulders width until you are…