Skateboarding was invented a long time ago. The first trick probably recorded was the ollie. The ollie is when you "jump" on your skateboard. You can ollie over things and add new twists to it.
I don't know if this is the first "trick" or not but when I was a kid the only skateboards available were the ones we made ourselves. We would take the metal wheels off of roller skates and bolt them on to a small piece of plywood or some other board. The only trick anybody could do was what we called a "wheelie" where you put one foot on the very back (behind the rear wheels) and press down with that foot while slightly lifting the front foot so the front wheels would lift off the ground and the skateboard was rolling only on the back wheels. We used to have contests to see who could do the longest wheelie. After awhile some guys got pretty good at spinning around in circles while doing a wheelie. ==Hmmm...== As I recall, the first skateboard trick I learned was how to just stand up on it without falling off!
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The first skateboard was made in California.
Nobody really knows what the first skateboard was because a lot of people said that they made the first skateboard at the same time. At that time, there really was no "logo."
People say it is unknown,but I dont know.
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Thomas Redson made the skateboard in Hawaii
The answer? No one knows!! It's true! Many people have claimed that they made the first skateboard, but the truth is that we will probably never know who really made the first skateboard. Ole Kirk Christiansen and his son Godtfred Kirk invented lego. Lego first was a wood product. Then it turned into a plastic brick. It was made of cellulose in 1932.
The first skateboards were just a two by four nailed to roller blade trucks and they had roller blade wheels
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