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Skateboard Deck Designs

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Skateboard Deck Designs


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Extreme Skateboarding Games Part 2

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Extreme Skateboarding Games Part 2


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All Extreme skateboarding games

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All Extreme skateboarding games


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Skateboarding cartoon

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Skateboarding cartoon


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skateboard game that incorrect

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skateboard game that incorrect


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Almost Mullen Super-Uber Deck

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Almost Mullen Super-Uber Deck


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How to 360 Pop Shove It

    You want your feet on the board in more-or-less Ollie position, but with your back toes hanging off of the edge of the board, and your front foot back just a bit, like an inch or two.

    360 Pop Shove It Foot Placement

    You want to be up on the ball of your front foot before you go for the pop. It'll help.

    For some reason, with 360 Pop Shove Its, it's strangely hard to explain exactly where you want your back foot to be. People often run into a bit of a wall with this part, and I think it's because everyone is a little different. You want your toes over the edge because when you pop the board up, you're going to want to scoop that edge of the board around to get it to spin. If you are having a hard time getting the board to spin the way you want it to, then the first thing you should change up would be the placement of your back foot. Just scoot it around a little. It's amazing what a difference an inch can make.

    By Steve Cave, About.com Guide

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How to 360 Pop Shove It


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GO SKATEBOARDING DAY!!!!


    This upcoming weekend is GO SKATEBOARDING DAY!!! No one is doing anything for the Imperial Valley so we figured we might as well make something happen! The 2nd annual Struggle Kickflip challenge which is open to "UNSPONSORED" riders only this year. And of course free entry if you have a Struggle board. Also we will hold the IMPERIAL VALLEY RALLY 3 award ceremony on this day. So if you were a part of a team that participated this year be sure to show up. If none of the team members from the "winning" team show up then the first place prize automatically goes to the 2nd place runners up. SO BE THERE!!!

    Oh yeah! And you can now order STRUGGLE skateboard goods through our newest online retailer. 

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GO SKATEBOARDING DAY!!!!


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How to choose skateboard gears

    How to choose skateboard gears?

    Choosing your gear
    We should all start with protective gears until we mastered the tricks so that we can minimize damage and prevent serious injuries.

    Here's the list of protective safety gears that you should have:
    1) Helmet
    2) Knee/Elbow Pad
    3) Wrist Guard
    4) Padded Skate Shorts

    Helmet
    Let's face it! Skateboarding is not all fun and games and you will fall a lot when you're learning new moves and tricks. Therefore, it's important to ensure that you're head is safely intact when you train.

    Get a helmet from reputable manufacturer such as Bell or Giro with Australian standard approved. Try all the helmets and choose the one that suits you the most with the design you like.

    Knee/Elbow Pad
    Knee and elbow pad will help you absorb the impact as well as prevent abrasions from sliding on the ground. I suggest getting a hard plastic caps as it offer the most impact and abrasion protection. Starters should start with thicker pads too. 

    Wrist Guard
    Wrist injures are common skateboarding injuries based on statistics as it's natural to reach for the ground when you fall. Make sure your wrist guard have splints to absorb impact and reduce chances of injuries because it places a large impact forces and causes lots of injuries when falling.

    The splints are the hard pieces on the front and back of the wrist that provide support for the skate wrist guard. These splints can be made of metal, carbon fiber, plastic, or a hard foam. Choose the material based on the protection versus the flexibility you want

    Padded Skate Shorts
    Ensure that the skate pads provide maximum coverage as it help protect your butt, tailbone, hips, and thighs from impact and abrasions. Do get a thick one if you are just starting out. We recommend you to hand wash it too to ensure that it keeps in good form.

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How to choose skateboard gears


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How to varial heelflip





    What is varial heelflip?
    A varial heelflip is basically a heelflip and a frontside pop shove it combined. Therefore, you have to know how to heelflip and know how to pop shove it first.

    How to varial heelflip?
    1. Place your rear foot towards the bottom of the board and your front foot inwards the top of the board.
    2. As you do your pop, shove it about halfway slide the front foot up like a heel flip.
    3. As you are flipping, tuck your legs and stomp on the board when you are aligned with then board.

    How to varial heelflip video

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How to varial heelflip


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How to grind on skateboard



    What is a grind?
    Grind is when the skateboarders slide on the hangers of the trucks. It's performed on any object that may fit the space between the wheels where the truck meets. A 50-50 grind is the most basic grind trick. Before learning this trick, make sure you know how to skateboard ollie first


    How to grind on skateboard?
    1. Do start slowly for this trick as you may get hurt easily with this trick and start off with a ledge that is not so high(around 6 inches high) to grind.
    2. Get your feet in the ollie position and ride towards the ledge at a very slow pace.
    3. Pop an ollie at the edge and try to stall a 50-50 on it.
    4. Keep doing step 1 - 3 with increasing speed.


    • When you do a fast pop on, bend your knees and keep your weight centered over the board.
    • Keep your weight balanced while grinding. 
    • Don't lean back and keep some weight on your front foot. 
    • Use your arm to help balance


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How to grind on skateboard


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How to do a heeflip



    What is a heelflip?
    Heelflip is close to doing a kickflip. If you don't know how to kickflip, do learn how to do a kickflip on a skateboard first. Heelflip starts with an ollie but they kick the front heel of the skateboard when the board is in the air. The board will spin once and done! That's a heelflip.

    How to do a heeflip?
    1. Position yourself like doing an ollie and put your front foot s bit to the toe of your board so that the ball of you foot is about 3/4 of the edge. Your back foot should be placed so that the ball is in the middle of the tail.
    2. Hit the tail like doing an ollie and put pressure on the ball of your front foot as you go up and kick outwards.
    3. Raise your both feet so that the board is allowed to flip freely and when the board finish the rotation, hit the board and you've done a heelflip!
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How to do a heeflip


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How to 180 on a skateboard




    What is a 180?
    A 180 is when the skateboarder turns 180 degrees while in the air. Simple as that! Before learning this trick, you must know how to ollie first.

    How to 180 on a skateboard?
    1. Start with an ollie position again. 
    2. Twist your whole body around the direction you want to do the 180.
    3. When you are doing your ollie, swipe your front foot to the side and shift your whole weight to the direction you are spinning.
    4. Land and you just did a 180.

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How to 180 on a skateboard


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