Skateboarding is the originator of the history of extreme sports, and many extreme sports are extended from skateboarding. Skateboarding originated from surfing in the late 1950s and early 1960s, and now it has become the coolest sport on earth.
Skateboarding skills mainly include: air (on the slider), inversion (on the U-shaped platform) and Ollie (take off with a board). These skills can be said to be the most important skateboarding action besides turning over.
Practice hard. Practice hard. Don't chat and rest when you arrive and watch others play. Even if you want to see a master performance, you should practice while watching it, instead of sitting all the time.
Take the initiative to greet people and get to know more novice friends. We can observe and learn from each other. Every place will have some masters who like the present and are not reasonable. Don't be afraid to make friends with others because of these people, because you need friends who can talk about skateboarding.
Don't be afraid of losing face. Beginners should concentrate on their own exercises. Just be careful not to bump into people or get in the way. It doesn't matter what others think of you.
Don't think about "love now". If you decide to play skateboarding because you want to "love the present", you will be greatly frustrated, because skateboarding is not like "singing" or "street dancing", expecting others to appreciate it, and skateboarding is a challenge to yourself. If your action style is praised, it would have been a good thing. But if you decide your skateboarding mood from the eyes of others, you will lose your original intention.
Don't always expect others to teach you. It's impossible. Before you ask others why you can't jump, you should practice Ollie at least a hundred times, and then ask others to help you see what's wrong with your posture. Some people have been asking Ollie ten times before, even if others tell you the real reason, you may not understand.
Practice with your head. Every time an action fails, you should improve it next time, instead of repeating the failed action. Finally, habits are hard to change.