1. The outdoor skateboard park. Surely you have come across one somewhere in your city and seen people walking on a piece of wood with wheels at the bottom. The local skateboard park is designed especially with skateboarders in mind. Many of the obstacles in the parks are designed like things you would see on the streets of a city. With handrails, boxes, stairs and benches. Most of the parks are made of concrete. Many have inclines, hills, ramps, and often some metal rails. These public skate parks often have a wide variety of obstacles for riders to practice and learn new skills. The first outdoor skateboard park opened in 1976, in California. Since then, many have emerged in different places and countries around the world. The park is calling. Grab your board and head to the nearest one.
2. The indoor skate park. This is another great option for interns. Okay, you love to skate, you wake up on a Saturday morning and it’s raining. (If you’re a skateboarder, you know you can’t skate in the rain) Outdoor parks will be wet and not good for serious skating. Don’t worry! The indoor skate park is the best place for skaters on a rainy day. Overcomes all weather conditions. Some indoor parks cost a small entrance fee, but you can skate to your heart’s content. Many indoor parks require you to wear safety gear (at least a helmet). Many indoor skateboard parks are designed the same way as outdoor parks. An indoor playground is usually made of wood or even metal. Filled with many of the same obstacles an outdoor park would have, from sets of stairs to rails to bowls and ledges. Another form of indoor skating is done in houses. Some have gone so far as to install ramps and half pipes in an abandoned house or even in their own home. There is sure to be a challenge in every indoor park. There is much to enjoy for beginners and professionals alike.
3. The streets. Yes, the streets of your city or town. Most cities, big or small, have a variety of places where you can skate. If you don’t live in a very small or remote town with only dirt roads, there is sure to be a place you can find to skateboard. In fact, most skate parks are designed with many of the features you see in a city (because they’re so good). The hills are great for thrill seekers. A mix of tricks can be done on handrails or benches. You will find many man-made and even natural things scattered throughout the city, which can be good for skateboarding. The smallest and largest things can be used to skate. Skating through the streets gives you more of a rush; You don’t know what’s around the next corner. Take a stroll through the streets or find a flat slab of concrete and practice tricks on flat ground. All up to you. You don’t have to look far to find a place. The sidewalk or parking lot is ideal for practice. However, when skating in the streets you have to be very careful, never skate in prohibited or crowded places. Always respect the wishes of the public.
4. Skating in the pool. While different from indoor and outdoor parks, pool skating offers only one main obstacle to skating (or for that matter). A pool that has been drained and has a rounded bottom is excellent for skaters. This method of skating has been done since the early years of skateboarding and is still popular today. You have the option to navigate the four walls of the pool or use the top edge of the pool, to slide or grind, or even launch yourself out of the pool. Skating in a pool allows you to use all four walls to maintain speed, so you save more energy by not having to push yourself. Pool skating is another great option for guests.