u/Legitimate_Line1087

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First off, I love lists, roadmaps, and especially checking things off once they’re done.

Since I’m starting from scratch and want to learn how to skateboard at over 40, I’ve put together a kind of roadmap of everything I want to learn. I think the list is roughly sorted so I can work my way from top to bottom, though the order probably matters less the further down you go.

What do you think of my list? Did I miss anything essential? Is the order nonsense at any point? How would you expand it?

1.      Falling on Pads
   

2.      Step up and down the Skateboard
   

3.      Walk with Skateboard under one Foot
   

4.      Pushing
   

5.      Stopping
   

6.      Jumping up and down the Skateboard
   

7.      Kickturn
   

8.      Tic Tacs
   

9.      Crab Walk
   

10.     Standing Tail Stop
    

11.     Jumping  on standing Board
    

12.     Pop Corn
    

13.     Manual
    

14.     Acid Drop
    

15.     Power Slide
    

16.     Hippie Jump
    

17.     Roll off a curb
    

18.     Shuv it
    

19.     Roll down ramps
    

20.     Miniramp Pumping
    

21.     180 Kickturn
    

22.     Casper half flip
    

23.     Ollie
    

24.     Boneless
    

25.     Revert
    

26.     Nose Stall on Curb
    

27.     Tail Stall on Curb
    

28.     Slappy Nose Grind
    

29.     No Comply
    

30.     Ollie up a curb
    

31.     Kickturn on a ramp
    

32.     Body Varial
    

33.     Rock to Fakie
    

34.     Kickflip
    

35.     180 Ollie
    

36.     Nollie
    

By the way, the reason I’m starting is because my kid absolutely wants a skateboard for their 4th birthday and has been watching nothing but skate videos ever since. So I decided to join them on this learning journey. I don’t think a 4-year-old needs a roadmap, they’ll probably just explore intuitively. But I want to support them in making progress too. If you’ve got any extra tips on that, feel free to share.

My daughter wants a skateboard for her 4th birthday—she’s absolutely set on it. I’m hoping she’ll stick with it long-term, so I want to give her a good start. Plus, I’m really excited to learn and do this with her. I have zero skateboarding experience, I’m not very athletic, and I weigh 100 kg. For starters, I was thinking of getting us both complete boards from Decathlon, seems like a solid price-to-performance ratio, especially since there’s a chance it’ll just end up in the corner after a few days.

How’s the best way to approach this, especially for a 4-year-old? What should we learn first, and what kind of progress is realistic? Any general tips?

Also, any YouTube recommendations for learning with kids? Happy to take English or German content.

Egal ob Zelten oder Luxusliner Wohnmobil, welche 3d Drucke nutzt ihr beim Campen?

Mein Favorit:

Haken für die Kederschiene der Markise am besten ist die Ratschen-Klemm-Variante. Handtücher trocknen, egal wie Windig es ist.

Welche gedruckten Helferleine nutzt ihr so beim Camping?

Frage im Titel. Die Halterung ist am Wohnmobil, aber den Träger gibt es nicht mehr. Würde gerne einen neuen kaufen, aber weiß nicht was passt. Vielleicht erkennt die Halterung ja jemand wieder.