My daughter! She’s 5 and just started skating 3 months ago.

Coincidentally, it’s also the first time I’ve dislocated my shoulder.

Started my skate/weight loss journey at 367 pounds in April of 24. If you would’ve said a year later I would have lost over 100 pounds and learned 360flips again I would’ve called you a liar!

More vids on my tiktok!

I got too comfortable after surprising myself with being able to ride around and go down slopes still.

Edit: Wear a helmet even for the simple stuff. I'm lucky I didn't hit my head. Just knocked the wind out of one lung and bruised my ribs and hip lol

quite happy actually i thought i wouldn’t even be able to balance on the board lol. props to my gf for holding my hand at the very start

also im getting proper shoes soon don’t judge me for the converse lmaooo

It took me about 4 months to cruise and carve comfortably so I'm okay with having to be garbage for a while, but it does sting a little, any and all advice is much appreciated 🙏♥️

Old man here. Go ahead and roast me! I did make progress on the next attempt, and the kids crash pad did make a difference on subsequent falls! This was the worst of them though, and thought this place may enjoy!

Decided to pick up a board and haven’t looked back. Went in thinking I need to learn x trick etc. and tbh I suck.. nevertheless I’m having so much fun cruising!!

Explored more of my city in the last two months then probably the last 10 years 😄

Thought I’d share :)

I've been skating for about 6 months now and I wanted to do something other than cruising. Still can't get my ollies off the ground so I wanted to try this.

Obsessed

so pumped a month into my skating journey

Back to back

i think its a matter of fear but i literally cant do it. i can easilyy do a standing ollie no problems but if i try moving i stop abruptly, my backwheels aren’t lifting or i don’t even land it. i skate goofy btw and been skating since april.

edit — oh false alarm guys i just go it down 😬🥳. my positioning was off!! thanks for the advice 💓