Skateboarding

As long as you are wearing protective gear and practicing in a safe environment, you should go for it. Just work on keeping your shoulders straight.

A benihana is an aerial trick in skateboarding in which one hand grabs the tail of the board and the back foot is released from the board.

a ripstick is a two wheeled skateboard that takes quite some practice to learn how to ride. It works by moving your body weight side to side to gain speed it is way harder to do tricks on this than it is to do tricks on a skateboard. it is very addicting and i would recommend all pads like wrist pads, knee pads, elbow pads, and a helmet especially!!!!!!!!!!

It is a part on the shield for a solider, mainly in the battle of Thermopylae. They would strap there wrists through a little wrist band and hold on to the grip right beside it for more balance.

Im sure theres an easier way than this but if you have unlocked the training facility, go in there and see what logo is on banners and printed on the quarters and everything. That will be your sponsor.

You might be able to go onto your contacts and do pick a pro and re choose your sponsor. You will have to do 1 demo and all the films again though.

K.O.D means KING OF DARKNESS

"Legend." classifications are your awards in skateboarding, sure there is money in the tournies and you can be sponsored, but all you should really want is to be remembered.

You couldn't pay enough to get one. Soda wasn't sold in cans until 1938.

Switch foot refers to switching the movements of the feet. In other words, the position and movements of the front foot are done by the back foot, and vice versa. In switch foot, a regular footed person (one who travels forward on the skateboard with the right foot on the front of the board) moves and performs tricks as if he was a goofy-footed person (where the left foot is on the front of the board), and a goofy-footed person acts like a regular-footed person.

definitely royal. they are the most reliable and have the best looking truck in the business. great service. long lasting.

Its simple really. All you need to do is not think about falling just think about landing back on the board. And alot of people say don't learn how to do it in one spot because you will have to learn it again but that's not true. First try to do it stationary like on carpet or a rug so when you land the board wont fly out from under you and if you fall its coushined. What you need to do is put your right foot on the back tail(end) of the board and your left foot on the middle of the board a little bit behind the front screws in the board and its the same if you stand goofy footed but opposite. Then after you do that you need to just push down with your right foot on the tail of the board(like if you were jumping in the air) and that will flick the board up into the air, then take your left foot that was in the middle of the board and slide it upwards on the board(like bringing your knee up to your chest) and that will level the board out in the air, then while in the process of doing those things bring your right foot that you jumped up with and slide it forwards a little bit so it lands on the board just about where the screws are on the back of the board and not on the tail of the board. So that would make your board level in the air and your feet level with the board so you land on the board. Im sure you will fail a couple of times doing all of this so keep on trying it over and over again and you will get good. After you get it down doing it stationary on carpet or a rug try doing it on pavement and after you get that down try doing it moving and keep trying at it and eventually you will do it like a pro.

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yes its the fastest for the the ABEC but you could get the swiss or ceramics but those start to get into the $100's so for the best cheapest bearings, i would get ABEC 7

Griptape is griptape, there is no good or bad with it. But, if you get the choice buy something like mob or jessup griptape rather than spitfire as spitfire specialise in wheels and you might look a bit stupid when you say you have spitfire grip.

yes and its wasteland

If you go to the skatepark on broad street next to Nikos restaurant, theres a skate shop across the street.

Both can be very fun.

Skateboarding might be a little harder for beginners, but it's awesome when you get the hang of it.

Im guessing the 900

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The body turning is probably you sliding your front foot up unevenly and not landing on the board is called chicken-foot and its the most annoying thing on skateboarding, the only way to conquer it is to force your other foot on, put helmet, elbow and knee pads on and force that other foot on the board, dont forget that you learn from falling

To flip down a set of stairs you ride up to the stairs at a reasonable speed then you do the trick when you are about to olli , make sure your body stays over the board and that your feet land on the trucks , just watch the board closely when you are in the air.

Yes: the amount of revolutions matters depending on how much friction is present in the bearings between the trucks. Abec 5, Abec 7, and Bones Swiss are all good for speed

the wave ripple is for really little kids like under the age of 8. but really anyone can ride the regular the wave. i know kids who are 6 and have ridden and i know adults who have ridden it.

The prices can vary from $100 all the way to higher than $200. The deck, trucks and wheels are basicly around an average price, only off by $5-10. But the difference is made by the bearings which start from $10 and go to $250

darkstar has a cool label, but almost boards are way more popular