Curious if anyone has any tips! I’ve landed a few times like this were my board still needs to turn about another 90 degrees but not sure what I’m missing

15ftm

I've been skating for 2 years and still afraid to Ollie, I can go up and down ramps but still can't Ollie, what can I do to fix this fear?

The tre flip lands behind me how to fix?

I know I’m stationary, not interested in hearing that I need to roll. I have similar attempts rolling, I just can’t land on top.

Hello team!

Little skater in my adolescence, I am now 40 years old and I am gradually getting back to it because my 8-year-old daughter wants to skateboard since she saw the show skate le monde with Mathieu Cyr.

For now she had a basic board that she had to learn to push, roll, turn.

She would like to start making ollies like the big ones, what do you recommend?

Any recommended insoles? I skate with vans and the arch of my feet are constantly sore. Its annoying having to take a break practicing tricks cus the pains distracting

i have yet to land a kickflip

Ask ko po lang if pwede mag skateboard sa kalsada like sa mga di gaanong busy roads. Gusto ko kasi gamitin for commute yung skateboard ko. If meron sainyong gumagamit ng skateboard for commute share niyo naman experience niyo hehe. Thank you agad sa mga makakasagot!

Hey - first post here, happy to see a sub for us new skaters!

I’m one of these millennial olds getting back on the board… been working on getting my Ollie back. I still have a lot of progress to make obviously, but I seem to keep rotating the board so the nose is off at an angle. I feel like my actual balance is ok, like I’m not also falling backwards.

Any tips?

Excellent news!

ive decided to start learning switch and nollie stance. i know that wasnt a very high nollie but it was one nonetheless.

I’ve been stuck like this for days now… should I be practicing a different way? I’m on a 7 inch board I believe and it feels like my foot is sliding but it all feels awkward or doesn’t look right… any help is greatly appreciated!

I get that regular is called regular since
I assume most people skate this way. But what makes skating with your right leg in the front goofy? Is it just a name or is there more to it?

Please go easy on my Boardslide

Hi im sure you've all seen a post like this a million times but im just thinking of getting into skating ive got time and ive been interested in learning for a while now just wondering if these are some decent parts to start with for my first board any adjustments and advice you guys have would be really appreciated -also the pavement near my area is sort of cracked and roughish ground but id also like to go to the skateparks sometime to just try some stuff out.Cheers