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Skateboard Tricks 101: How to No-Comply
The no-comply is one of those tricks that quietly refuses to disappear. It looks simple on the surface, but when it’s done clean, it has a style and timing that stands out instantly. It breaks the usual rule of staying glued to your board, and that’s exactly why it works. Once you understand how the …

Clip of the Week: Matt Militano
Many of you already know of the Northeast legend that is Matt Militano. And those that do not really ought to!! The master of board control to many, he performs raw wizardry in a world where most people throw that word around for anything mildly impressive. To get a full sense of what his capabilities …

Skateboarding Hacks: Insider Tricks to Accelerate Your Learning Curve
Every skater wants to progress faster. You land an ollie one day, lose it the next, and wonder how long it’s going to take before things really click. The truth is, learning tricks doesn’t have to feel like an endless grind. With the right mindset, smarter practice habits, and a few insider hacks, you can …

Skateboard Tricks 101: How to Nail The Frontside Flip
The frontside flip is one of those tricks that separates casual skaters from the ones who’ve really put in the time. It’s clean, technical, and one of the best-looking tricks when done right. Picture a frontside 180 mixed with a kickflip, smooth rotation, tight flick, and a solid catch midair. It’s not easy to master, …

Clip of the Week: Sora Negishi
This young (only 22 years old!) phenom from Gunma, Japan is someone to keep your eye on. Sora Negishi, backed by Girl Skateboards and Puma Footwear, is on his own path to the pro ranks! With such a well-rounded bag of tricks, quick feet and clean style, he’s sure to be one of your new …

Skate Tool Hacks: Creative Uses for Your Multi-Tool in Maintenance
If you’ve been skating for a while, you already know how much your setup takes a beating. Trucks loosen, wheels wear down, and bolts rattle free after a few hard landings. That’s where your skate tool comes in. It’s small, simple, and probably one of the most underrated pieces of gear you own. But here’s …

Skateboard Tricks 101: Backside Flip Complete Guide
The backside flip is one of those tricks that feels like a milestone in your skating. It looks clean, it feels powerful, and when you get your first proper catch, it stays burned into your memory. It’s a mix of a backside 180 and a kickflip, but the way it works is its own thing. …

Skateboard Tricks 101: Pressure Flip Breakdown
If you’ve been skating long enough, you’ve probably heard people talk trash about pressure flips. They were one of the most misunderstood tricks of the 90s, mainly because everyone learned them with wild foot positions and sloppy style. The truth is that a clean pressure flip looks sick and feels even better. You just need …

Skateboard Tricks 101: Learn The Bigspin
The bigspin is one of those tricks that looks smooth and feels even better once you’ve got it down. It mixes rotation, scoop, and style all in one motion. If you already have pop shuvits and backside 180s on lock, you’re in a good spot to start learning. The bigspin takes parts of both and …

Clip of the Week: Ron Parker
Ron is a North Carolinian and an east coast powerhouse. If you don’t know of him yet, that changes now. We pulled this clip from his recent video part, “WHOL LOTTA’ RON”, which shows his skills on everything from manual pads to big stair sets. This particular trick especially struck our fancy… If anyone wants …
Skateboard Tricks 101: Laser Flip (360 Heelflip) Basics
The laser flip is one of those tricks that instantly grabs attention. It looks wild, feels powerful, and definitely isn’t a beginner move. If you’ve got varial heelflips and frontside shuvs locked down, the laser flip might be the next big challenge on your trick list. It’s tough, but once you land one, you’ll understand …

Beyond the Basics: Advanced Skateboarding Gear for Progressive Riders
Once you’ve got the basics down and you’re skating with confidence, the gear you ride starts to matter a lot more. Beginner setups are great for learning how to push, turn, and land your first tricks, but as you progress, you’ll want gear that can keep up with the demands of harder tricks, faster speeds, …