Help! I Can't Stand Up on My Board, What Should I Do?

A longboard is a skateboard that has a longer deck, which makes it easier to balance on.

Tip #1: Start by standing sideways on the board with your toes near the front of the board and your back foot near the back. 

Tip #2: Bend your knees and lean forward slightly.

Tip #3: Push off with your toeside foot and lift your back heel while you do this.

Video How to Toeside Stand-Up Slide on Your Longboard

My Board is Too Hard and Slippery To Keep On - What Should I Do?

Slippery board syndrome is a condition in which the surface of the skateboard’s deck becomes too slippery to ride. This can be caused by a number of factors, such as wax that was not properly applied, or by applying a new coat of wax to an old deck.

The best way to prevent slippery wheel syndrome is to apply wax before your first ride and then after every few rides. If you are riding on an old deck, it may take more than one coat of wax to make it less slippery.

What's the Proper Way of Sitting Down On Your Board and Where Your Feet Go?

This article is about the proper way of sitting down on your board and where your feet go. Proper foot position for skateboarding: When you are sitting down on your board, your feet should be in a position where they can easily push off the ground. This position is usually with the feet slightly wider than shoulder width apart with toes pointed outward. The knees should be bent at a 90-degree angle and elbows should be straight. The upper body should also be in a comfortable position, leaning forward slightly to maintain balance.

How Do You Ride A Longboard With No Knees?

Longboarding is a popular sport that combines skateboarding and surfing. Longboarders use their feet to push the board forward, while they are standing on it, and they use their hands to steer.

However, longboarding can be challenging for people with disabilities or injuries. For example, people who have no knee joints cannot use the traditional sliding technique because it requires bending your knees. There are some ways for them to ride a longboard though!