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How to perform basic skateboarding skills such as pushing, turning, braking, turning, etc.

Performing basic skateboarding skills requires practice and proper technique. Here are step-by-step instructions for some fundamental skateboarding skills:

Pushing:

Place your front foot on the skateboard near the front bolts, with your toes angled slightly outward.

Place your back foot on the ground, pushing off with the ball of your foot.

Transfer your weight onto your front foot as you push off with your back foot.

Repeat the motion, pushing with your back foot and transferring your weight back and forth to maintain momentum.

Turning:

Start by shifting your weight slightly in the direction you want to turn.

For a basic turn, lean slightly forward while simultaneously applying pressure to your toes or heels, depending on the direction you want to turn.

Practice these movements gradually, adjusting the amount of weight shift and pressure to control the turn's speed and radius.

As you become more comfortable, you can experiment with sharper turns and carving motions by leaning more aggressively and using your body to guide the board.

Braking:

• Two common methods for braking on a skateboard are the foot brake and the power slide. Practice both techniques to see which works best for you.
• Foot brake: Slowly lift your back foot off the board and drag the sole of your shoe on the ground. Apply gentle pressure to gradually slow down. Be careful not to apply too much pressure to avoid losing balance.
• Power slide: Shift your weight to the back foot while turning your shoulders and hips in the direction you want to slide. Kick out your back wheels slightly, allowing them to slide sideways. Use your front foot to maintain balance and control the slide. This technique is useful for more controlled braking at higher speeds.
• Remember, practice is key to mastering these skills. Start in a controlled environment, such as an empty parking lot or smooth pavement, to build confidence and improve your balance and coordination. Always wear proper protective gear, including a helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, and wrist guards, to ensure your safety while learning and practicing skateboarding skills