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Many children have a love for skateboarding. They watch some of their favorite professionals do tricks and dangerous moves on television and want to do them also. However, the people on television are highly trained and well protected. Children need to be aware of the risks associated with skateboarding and how to minimize those risks by being safe. Children should be told before they start skateboarding that this is a fun but dangerous sport and they should always be aware of the dangers when trying to do anything on a skateboard. Additionally, before the child goes out, children should be sure they have on all protective equipment and that they are supervised by an adult or they are in contact with an adult at all times in case of emergency. The skateboard itself should be considered before purchasing. There are different types of boards for different forms and levels of skate boarder. Choosing the proper skateboard and ensuring it is age appropriate is very important. Protective g

If you want to learn some skateboard trick tips that will have you looking like a pro without being featured on MTV's Scarred, read on. Skateboarding is great when you know how. If you have seen others do 360 flips and want to do them yourself this how to learn. The 360 Flip If you've followed the first of the skateboard trick tips and have learned how to do an Ollie, this trick will go more smoothly. This one is really cool, and looks impressive when you do it in front of your friends. When you slam your back foot on the board just like when you do an Ollie, hit it extra hard in order to try and flip it. While you're doing this, allow your front foot to slide off the board and use your toes to flip it that way as well. Be careful while you're doing this trick, because it's easy to get jumbled up and fall. After you've managed the flip, you want to catch the board with your feet and center it again. Don’t forget to bend your knees no matter which o