Well Skateboarding originiated from a group of surfers that did not want to wait in the heat of the day to catch a wave so they put axels and wheels on their surf boards and started "Surfing the streets". Now today skateboarding has to deal with many things like skateboard parks and diffrent tricks and accessories and also skateboarding is now used with a couple pieces of plywood put under about 2 tons of pressure to give the plywood the curves and then cut by hand or machiene into diffrent sizes like 7.5 (which i skate) or 7.6 and so on. Also skateboarding became a extreme sport and now thousands of people skate. Hope this helped any. :)
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this doesn't make sense you should probly stop skateboarding.
skateboarding originated in the 1950's and 60's by surfers who couldn't surf when the waves were bad. In the early days skateboarding was called 'sidewald surfing'.
well skateboarding originated from surfing which is why they where originally called sidewalk surfers. So if anything, skateboarding is a sub-culture of the Californian surfing "idea"
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Skateboarding originated in empty pools and then went to ramps.
hmmm... i think surfing. Ya I'm pretty sure it originated from surfing.
Look your question isn't really making sense in other word your asking how can you study skateboarding but its easy get on the net, search a few search engines Google bing ect.
A skateholder, in the traditional sense, is a stakeholder within a corporate (or hierarchical) organisation who applies their knowledge of Skateboarding to reach decisions on company policy and activity.
Skateboarding used to be called "sidewalk surfing". it happened when surfers couldnt surf and the put trucks and wheels on the bottom. Soon after "sidewalk surfing" began, people re-dubbed it as "skateboarding" and they changed the board shape and size. Thats why longboards are accepted in the skateboarding community
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