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Skateboarding vs. Longboarding Everyone knows what skateboarding is and has an opinion on the sport. However, not very many people know or have even heard about longboarding. Because of this, most people just assume that skateboarding and longboarding are similar in sport and that the same stereotypes of skateboarders can be given to longboarders. That is not the case at all. Even though they may seem similar longboarding has its own unique attributes that set it apart from skateboarding. Skateboarding

This was the earliest known advent of what we would recognize as traditional skateboarding, beginning in California, where surfers invented a plank on wheels to simulate surfing on land. According to Wikipedia, the first skateboards were originally manufactured for surfers to use when they weren’t in the water. Crafted out of square wooden boards with a set of skate wheels from roller skates, Wikipedia notes that “skateboarding was originally denoted ‘sidewalk surfing’ and early skaters emulated surfing

Nowadays, skateboarding is a very popular activity among youth, and has become an art-form to many enthusiasts. Skateboarding is a hard sport to learn. It 's not something that can be learned overnight. Even the top pros like Paul Rodriguez and Eric Koston still learn new things even though they have been doing it for years. With skateboarding, there are endless possibilities when it comes to tricks. When it comes to beginners, learning the basics is the best way to start this great pastime. First

something similar as they did in the water. Skateboarding history still has a mysterious origin. No one to this day knows who actually invented the skate board. Several people have claimed to have made the skateboard but nothing has been proven. In 1965 skate boarding’s popularity began to reach its’s top. First skateboarders started with wooden boxes or boards with roller skate wheels attached to the bottom. Skateboards first

The History Of Skateboarding By: Alex Hopkins Surfers in California stared skateboarding in the 1950’s when surfers didn't have the waves they wanted. So they decided to surf on concrete. They took roller skates and slapped them on to a 2x4.the surfers rode on side walks and all over the place. People were amazed to see local surfers on these new things. In the 1960’s skateboarding was the big thing. The sports popularity was at it highest. Skateboard companies had competition with

started popping up to specifically create decks and hold competitions (Evolution). Eventually, skateboarding made its way towards television. In 1965, the very first television transmission about skateboarding was in Anaheim, a city in California (Pereira). In 1975, a slalom and freestyle contest were held at the ocean festival. Even though skateboarding wasn’t that advanced with tricks, they did have simple tricks because skateboarders knew how to go up and down ramps (Care). In 1976, the first outdoor

to go outside and skateboard. Most people in California like to skateboard. Some different skateboards people like to use are the normal skateboards, penny boards, or long boards. Skateboarding is interesting to me because the history of it and I just like to skateboard whenever i’m bored. The history of skateboarding isn’t exact, but is still interesting. Larry Stevenson created or came up with the idea of the skateboard. He was born in 1930 in Santa Monica California. After high school, Larry

The space trooper was lonely and sad because he had nothing to do except skateboarding. He lived on the moon and he noticed there would be no one to be his friend because there are no people or any other friends that live in space but one day he found an alien and the alien didn’t want to be the space trooper’s friend because the alien thought the trooper was bad. After that, the strong trooper was doing a skateboard trick but his skateboard /broke apart and then he fell over and also he hurt his

you want to know how it was first made? Or what it originally looked like, or even why it was made? It all started in Santa Monica, California where surfing was rad and thrashing was bad! People loved to skateboard as much as they did surfing. Skateboarding was just a new way, on land! People loved to do manuals, 180s, 360s and shred the nar in empty pools! Larry Stevenson was born in california and loved to surf in santa monica. He was born in 1930, but just recently died in 2012. His name went

interested in how skateboarding and the way of making a skateboard works.