Once you've mastered the fundamentals of skating, such as balance, pushing, turning, stopping, and, of course, crashing, it's time to start learning a few new skateboard tricks. A motion made when riding a skateboard. There are many different types of tricks that can be done on a board, from simple ollies (doing a 180 degree spin) to more advanced flip tricks. It's best to learn new tricks when you have time to practice them regularly. That way, you will improve at them over time and be able to execute them correctly the next time you ride your board. Skateboarding is all about progression and evolution. As you progress by learning new tricks, you will find yourself in a constant state of change and development as a skater. This is what makes it such an exciting sport to play! There is no specific time of the year to learn new tricks. You may want to start practicing certain moves during popular season or event months, but other than that, feel free to study how other people are doing them anywhere at any time. The most effective way to learn new tricks is by watching professional skateboarders do them in videos or at live events. This will help you understand how tricks are constructed and give you an idea of what might happen if you don't execute one properly.