Beginner

💥You have just got interested in skateboarding recently? You don’t know how to start riding a skateboard? You want to find a place where you can learn this sport? Certainly, I-SkateBoard is an excellent place for you. When you use our service, you can experience fantastic skateparks as well as high-qualified coaches.


 

❓WHERE TO LEARN HOW TO SKATE❓

 

Empty places, as well as a smooth, or less-used sidewalk, are all excellent places to learn how to ride your skateboard.

 



Streets and sidewalks are generally crowded and chaotic, making them an unsuitable learning environment. If it's the only place around where you can learn, try to pick a spot where you don’t annoy others.


Don’t worry if you can not find a suitable spot like that. You can choose our skateparks which are specially designed for new skaters. We guarantee you that those are ideal places allowing newbies to learn skateboarding. 





 

👨PRIVATE TUTOR👨

When you start to learn something new, difficulties are unavoidable and skateboarding is no exception. Understand that, ISB offers you a private tutor who guides new skaters besides the general coach.

If you can not catch up with the sessions of the general coach, you can choose the private tutor instead. You will receive guidance based on your ability and skills, which is more suitable and comfortable for you. And with the tutor's help, you can improve your skateboarding skills quickly and easily. 


Skateboarding becomes easier, faster to learn, and safer as a result of this. Through rigorous pieces of training, you can gain all you need to know about technique essentials so you won't be afraid. In addition, private tutors not only teach newbies the fundamentals of the sport but also help you evaluate your level and boost your confidence. 






🛹CHOOSING SKATEBOARDS FOR BEGINNERS🛹

 

When it comes to buying your first skateboard, we’ll address the most questions and help you choose the appropriate board for you in this beginners guide. This buyer's guide will assist you in making the best selection possible when purchasing your first skateboard. 


The finest skateboards for beginners are typically comprehensive skateboards that allow you to master the fundamentals without having to spend a lot of money or acquire a lot of technical information. 


Choose your age group from the list below, and any full skateboard in that category will be a great place to start.

 

  • Kids aged 4-7 years old

These are the greatest all-around skateboards for kids aged 4 to 7. You'll see figures like 7.5 in the product description. The width of the deck or board in inches is indicated by this number. Because they are 7.5" broad or smaller and a bit shorter than the boards in the age category above, the completes you see below have been chosen for your 4-7-year-old. As a result, these are ideal starting skateboards for a small child, as they are made to be easier to maneuver. Because they feature soft wheels, they are also great for little children to learn to roll.

 

 

    • Kids aged 8-12 years old  


When your child is 8-12 years old and wants to start skateboarding, they will need a board that fits their size. These boards are a little longer and cover a wider range of widths than the completes we sell for younger novices.

They are, however, smaller than the full-sized completes in the category above, making them ideal for youngsters of this age group who are learning to skateboard. Some complete come with soft wheels that are ideal for cruising around on at first, while others come with hard wheels that are more suited for when learning tricks becomes a factor.

  • Kids aged 13 to adults 

Teenagers and adults alike will have no trouble getting started with a full skateboard from this category. These skateboards are full-size to fit a larger person learning to skateboard from the age of 13. 

 

All of these ready-to-ride completes are suitable for learning tricks at the skate park or on the streets. The boards in this category are all 8" broad or larger, and are designed for an older audience. It's never too late to learn, no matter how old you are; simply choose a skateboard and get started.


💡TOP TIPS:

Choose a high-quality skateboard with a design that makes you want to ride every time you see it! You might have the most technically advanced board with the most up-to-date stylish components, but if it doesn't motivate you to skate it, it's not the appropriate board for you! Getting your first skateboard is a great experience, and you'll never forget it! 


 

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