HOW TO CORRECTLY FALL IN SKATEBOARDING

I'm almost 30, my advice would be learn how to fall. Don't reach out to catch yourself and roll out of most stuff. Bones only get more brittle, so falling properly is key. A quick google of "How to fall while skateboarding" found [VIDEO] Also braille is a good resource.

[VIDEO] This is a pretty good tutorial IMO.

Learn falling techniques! That's the most important skill you can learn in skateboarding, especially starting out. Even if you use safety gear you benefit greatly from this. This will help you out a lot: [VIDEO] Due to correct falling technique a lot of people find it better without safety gear on street elements in particular because it can hinder movement and/or vision. The general opinion is that you should always

brooooooo, you need to learn how to roll before stepping on a skateboard, or else you're gonna get hurt real bad. literally just practice falling in every direction and figure out how you can get from standing to laying on the ground asap without just smashing your pelvis into the floor. searching for some videos might help if you have no idea [VIDEO]

Learn to fall correctly! There is a right way and a wrong way. The wrong way will make your skating stint much shorter, the right way will allow you to enjoy many many years of skateboarding fun :) ​ 28 here and currently nursing a hip injury, need to remind myself all the time to stretch first and to bend my knees when I feel things going bad. The deeper the bend of your knee, the more control you'll have over any u

Brought a smile to my face. That said, watch out how you are falling [VIDEO].

Check this out [VIDEO]. Falling correctly is important. And skate within your ability, don't try stuff you aren't yet comfortable with. You'll take a few scrapes and bruises but if you follow those guidelines you shouldn't get too fucked up. The more you bail / fall the better you get at it, and eventually it becomes a natural reflex to break your fall correctly.

It sounds funny, but practice falling into the grass to get a feel for it. Also, give this video [VIDEO] a watch when you have the time! Stay safe and have fun out there!