If by tricks you mean flip tricks, then I am no help. But if you mean sliding, and dancing then I'd say the Loaded Dervish is by far the best board, but expensive, my second recommendation would probably be the Landyatchz Drop Carve. Both solid boards for dancing and slides.
These boards are your best bet by far for a beginner.
As far as Freestyle and high speed stand up slides I'd rock a Rayne Nemesis,
And hands down hard wheel sliding, the Rayne Agent or Earthwing Corchia are solid boards.
The Kracked Skulls series are great for what you are looking for. They are dropped through which makes them a great freeride deck and the flex on them is very comfortable. It is my favorite board for sliding and commuting. Also, you can get a discount using the promotional code DECA at checkout. Go to www.krackedskulls.com
It makes it slightly harder to do tricks but it will help keep the board stable. I recommend getting some rises to help increase your pop of the board
Well, it depends what you're using it for, like just cruising around, or doing tricks at skateparks and bikeparks, and if you do use it for tricks then it matters if you are beginning or not.
Better for beginners of what? If you want to longboard... learn on a longboardIf you want to skateboard... learn on a skateboardThey are quite different to ride, the principals are the same so if you can ride a longboard, you'll be able to ride a skateboard but you'll find doing tricks on a longboard is far harder than on a skateboard.
He is doing the right tricks you nob
Yeah you can however they are not necessarily the best thing for tricks. If you plan on doing tricks all the time you should purchase a normal skateboard. However, if you plan on just riding and occasionally popping ollies get a cruiser. If you still have your doubts I personally am able to kickflip a longboard and ollie one up curbs.
cause they love doing tricks. dont you know that they do other TRICKS.
If you are a grommet (beginner in sk8ter talk) and you would like to do streetskating that involves kickflips, grinds, ollies, and kickturns then you should definetly get a trickboard. But if you are a more expierenced sk8ter who likes crusin' I reccommend a longboard. Overall a trickboard is more flexible and specifically designed for tricks.
Unfortunately no, it won't. It depends what you'll be doing, if you're going to try tricks on the board then I'm sorry to say it - you're just too heavy, boards will snap fast. If you're just cruising along then I think it'd be fine. Bottom line - too heavy for tricks :( but for riding it should be fine.
yes depending on the mood and the state of mind they are in ,its rare to see them doing tricks ,but they do.
Yes.
Doing Magic Tricks
yeah its ok