Skateboarding

Just as you wouldn't go bowling in the wrong shoes, and you wouldn't wear high-heels for running, you shouldn't wear normal trainers to skate. Wear proper skate shoes. They are designed to survive the wear and tear you get from skating; like when you do ollies in non-skate shoes, you will destroy the toe in a matter or minutes. Definately buy some good skate shoes.

There's nothing intrinsically wrong with the act of Skateboarding, and especially nothing "bad" in the moral sense of the word.

There's a few reasons people may not like skateboarding or may feel that it is in some way "bad".

Some skateboarders abuse public spaces such as benches, concrete ledges, and handrails. Usually the damages are merely cosmetic - paints marks on rails and benches or small chips. This is the reason most businesses will not let a skateboarding skate on their property.

Technical skateboarding can be a noise problem. Even an ollie, a most basic technical trick, is pretty loud. This may be a nuisance to nearby pedestrians, residences, and places of business. This is also a valid reason for not liking skateboarding.

Lastly, skateboarding is sometimes associated with countercultural values, which is extremely unfair. To stigmatize people on boards that have four wheels is almost as ignorant as racism. And to stigmatize counterculture is ignorant too, but that's out of the scope of this text.

ok what you wana do is get some crafting foam sheets and cut the shape of a boot out and sew it together then gat some bulser wood for frames and soal plate for wheels super glue beads in the frames not stick soul plate to boot and then frames to soulplate hop this helps

yes they are divorced .

Feebles and Smiths are essentially very similar. However there is one main difference, in a feeble grind, whether bs or fs, you ollie onto the obsticle and your front truck clears it and balances on the other side. Whereas the smith grind would have your front truck on the side you are on by the rail, ledge etc. Hope that clears it up, its hard to explain without a demonstration. If not watch some videos and try and work out the difference.

Yea I'm using these right now I've had them for like 2 to 3 months and I haven't had a problem with them since

No such thing, but I will say the smaller the wheels the lighter, you may want to get some 50's.

its fun and if you want to skate you first get a board and it has to have plastic trucks

When surfers wanted to skate on the streets in California when the sea wasn't safe.
Skateboard were invented in the 1950's. People were riding scooters and then the handles broke off. So since one person started riding them, the became the fashion, the new Fad.

Brandon margera is his real name, bam is his nickname

No he is sponsored by element skateboards i own a few of his element decks

He has been a role model to little kids and he can say that anyone can do anything

1950 1950
he didnt it was surfers

if you get a thinner one, it flips easier; a fatter one is best for ollies and slow flips.

go online on google and just type tech deck snowboards cheap and u cud buy them online

Rob Dyrdek is an MTV reality star and an entrepreneur. He has a net worth about fifteen million dollars.

A sick graphic, Canadian hardrock maple, epoxy resins, and a good shape and size according to one's personal preferences.

well actually no gear is really required for longboarding!...

around 500,000 a year

Yes! in fact, Rob Dyrdek is one of the people in rogue status. i say go for it! i have had the one with all the guns. it had lots of pop. i recommend a 7.5

Ryan is currently dating Mellissa Mikkelson, according to Season 3 of Life of Ryan.

between 3'5" and 4'4"

cheap ones

Regular Beta flip (non fakie) , Merlin Twist , diamond flip (360 hardflip underflip) , Semi Flip , halfcab nosehook impossible indy grab , Carousel , darkslide , ollie imposter and many others

Yes it can if you hit your head or you are dehydrated