From your first push to flip tricks, transition and rails. A structured skateboard progression across 6 levels.

1.Beginner

• Picking a skateboard
• Regular or goofy
• Pushing I can confidently push on a skateboard to generate forward momentum and speed
• Foot braking
• Carving (Turn by leaning) I can turn by leaning my weight forwards or backwards
• Tic Tacs I can generate and control speed easily using the tic-tac technique.

2.Upper Beginner

• Kickturn I can turn my skateboard by lifting the nose, pivoting and setting the wheels down
• Riding fakie I can ride fakie back down a ramp and across flat ground
• Powerslide I can slow my board from speed by sliding at 90 degrees to the direction of travel
• Manual
• Hippie jump
• Skatepark etiquette
• Pumping I can generate speed on transition without pushing
• Kickturn on transition

3.Intermediate

• Fakie shove-it
• Shuvit (Shove-it) I can Rotate the board 180 degress under your feet
• Ollie I can jump with the board, getting all 4 wheels off of the ground
• Dropping In I can Drop into a quarter pipe, half pipe or mini ramp
• Tail stall
• Rock to fakie I can rock the skateboard with the front wheels clear of the coping on a quater pipe or mini ramp
• Pop shove-it
• Boneless

4.Upper Intermediate

• No Comply Shove-it I can do a no comply shove-it on flatground with style
• Fakie ollie
• Half cab
• Frontside 180
• Backside 180
• Kickflip
• Manual on a curb
• Fifty-fifty grind

5.Advanced

• Rock and roll
• Slappy Boardslide I can Slide the underneath of my deck along a low curb or rail
• Heelflip
• Axle stall
• Nose manual
• Fakie kickflip
• Frontside pop shove-it
• Lipslide

6.Mastery

• Nollie
• Varial kickflip
• Varial heelflip
• Five-o grind
• Noseslide
• Smith grind
• Tailslide
• Backside Disaster
• 360 flip

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