Am I too old to learn?

Whether starting for the first time or taking it up again after a break there really is no age restrictions on skating, you might get some ribbing from people who think perhaps you are having a mid-life crisis but if you can deal with that you might find yourself actually enjoying learning how to ride a board and landing the all elusive ollie.

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What’s the difference between frontside or backside?

Our guide on fronside and backside explains this for you.

Am I regular or goofy?

Our guide on regular or goofy explains this for you.

How can I take my skateboard on a plane?

As each passenger is now restricted to carrying only one item of cabin baggage through the airport search point with a maximum size of 56cm x 45cm x 25cm, skateboards will have to be packed in a separate bag to be put in the hold. This bag must be checked in, make sure it is wrapped carefully to avoid damage. You can always call you airline before you go on holiday to see what their policies are.

What does XXX mean?�

Our skateboard terms dictionary explains most of the commonly used phrases in skateboarding.

Is there a right way to push?

There is no right way to push a skateboard, try different pushing methods and see what feels most comfortable to you and continue to push like that.
The FAQ is always expanding but if we haven’t answered your question here please feel free to ask on the forums.