Skateboarding

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The record was set at nearly 110 yards more than a Century ago by Alan Thurgood of Essendon Football Club, using a place kick - which surprisingly, is never used these days.

In terms of how far people tend to kick, most now use the drop punt, and most AFL players tend to send the ball over 50 metres when kicking for goal now.

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She is alive and well in Oceanside, California.

You can find any place that recycles wood and take it there. Usually city dumps have areas designated for wood. You can also find people who make jewelry and furniture out of old skateboards.

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by "curve" do you mean turn with out lifting up the front wheels? to do this use your feet and legs to tilt the skateboard, but not so much that one side lifts up. This will turn the skateboard.

To do an ollie on a Tech Deck, you put your middle finger on the right side of the board (the edge) and your index finger in the middle. If you can't do it, use 3 fingers (index, middle, and ring) It helps. Ok so what you do is, is you push down with the finger on the right edge till the left wheels are off the ground, but the right edge isn't touching the ground. Then, you just kind of push the direction you want it to go (the left) until you feel it kind of "not sticking" to your hands. Then you go back down to the ground. Go to www.techdeck.com and watch how to do tons of tricks if you need a visual.

It gets waterlogged, if it becomes waterlogged it does not pop as much, it sounds different and breaks alot easier. best to keep your decks out of the rain.

yes almost every moving and moving object has to do with friction. Friction is force resisting the relative motion of two surfaces in contact or a surface, Such as skate board wheels and the ground.

Rob Dyrdek, Pro-Skater and star of MTV's Fantasy Factory, is the world record holder for the largest most realistic skateboard. Rob's board is 38 feet-6 inches long and 5 feet-6 inches tall. Check out Rob and the Mayor of Los Angeles riding the World's Largest Skateboard, and Rob riding it with friends in Venice Beach, California. Also he rode that skateboard in the skate park he built and designed. The skateboard is an exact replica of his pro board only bigger. And Rob said "there will be no mandals on this skateboard".

Supposedly, in England, it's your packed personal belongings, i.e: "Get your grip & come with me..."

Here in the US, it's the strength of your handshake, or, time for a reality check, i.e: "Get a grip!"

it really takes about 1 to 2 weeks if you go at it about 2 to 3 hours a day. I'm thirteen and it really doesn't take to long. but it will feel like it is taking for EVER! Watch some YOUTUBE KICKFLIP TRICK TIPS AND HOW TO KICKFLIP videos like this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubTl3iPPi2o try this link it really helped me! just get out there and try it! HERE'S Four STEPS TO KICKFLIPs 1. Bring backfoot up or out of the way of the board 2. Be sure to "FLICK" outward not "Kick" with your front foot 3. KEEP WEIGHT over FRONT foot 4. Jump as high as you can and Try to land on the BOLTS

you put them on the bottom or you take off the grip tape and them on top

The 900 spin was his most famous trick, he rotates 2 and a half rotations before landing, he has performed this trick off a house in the past

There are a number of online websites where one can purchase a Tech Deck Skate Park. Some of these websites include Argos, eBay, Mr. Toys Toyworld and Amazon.

Generally from the materials. A fake skateboard (one from like walmart or most sporting goods stores) is made from plastic or low quality wood. The wheels also may also be plastic, if it's like 50$ for a pre-built full skateboard, its likely a rip off.

Make sure to get a skateboard from a skateshop or online from a skate supplier or whatever (I.e. www.ccs.com, ecboardco.com ect..)

an Indy 900

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i'd say a really cool trick that is learnable has got to be a 360 flip.....or maybe a casper flip......if you want to go old school try a soccer flip :D

ALTHOUGH!

the nicest looking trick in a inward heel, the way that goes in-side your legs, if its pulled off nice and clean. The skater will look like a pro

the hardest tricks are things like impossibles and 360 inward kickflips/heel or laser flip or things that are weird

•Basically, a skater is pro when he or she can make a living from the demonstration of their skateboarding skills. So, if a skater is young, then it's tricky to call them "pro", because they are still in school, live with their parents, etc. But, on a very basic level, someone is a pro skater when they can live off of it - so really, it's up to that skater. This type of "pro" is the same as in any other kind of sport. Usually this type of pro will have a few sponsors, and travel around to competitions, living off of the money generated from sponsors and competitions (sponsors like their pros to do well in competitions too, so the system feeds itself, as long as the pro keeps doing well).

•However, there is a system among skateboarding companies where certain sponsors will not call a skater they sponsor "pro" until they decide that that certain skater is good enough.

•This type of "pro" labeling often comes with products with his or her name on them. With this kind of pro labeling, skateboarding teams will have a certain number of pro skaters, and a certain number of am (amateur) skaters. This is used more for teams who travel and do demos, and film videos. And how much do pro skateboarders get paid for pro endorsements? That's TOTALLY up in the air. Some guys get loads of money to use their name, and other guys - the less known pros - can get hardly anything. It all depends on how they perform, how the sales go, and how much they are valued by that sponsor. You'll notice at events like the X Games, when a skater does really well and the cameras are on him or her, sometimes they hold up their skateboards to show off sponsor stickers - or they make sure that certain sponsor stickers on their helmets are always seen. That's because that sponsor pays them well, and they want to keep them happy and make sure the sponsor gets their money's worth! It's not all bad, when you think it through - if no one was sponsoring most of these guys, they wouldn't be able to afford to travel and skate, and we would never see them. Sponsorships and endorsements can make things ugly, but they also open a lot of doors. There's a lot of room to argue on this topic, and I think arguing can be healthy.

•The world of pro skaters is strange. The top pros do get a lot of money, but the top of the mountain is a small place, and while they are all usually friendly (more so than in a lot of sports), some elbowing does happen. And sometimes, guys just fall right off…

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you can buy ripsticks at sport shops like rebel, amart all sports and just shops that sell sporty things