I have been skating for a few years now, I joined a skate community when back in my sophomore year of high school and have been apart of it ever since. What makes me a good teacher is I love to get involved with the community, training kids to shred and have some fun! I enjoy connecting with those around me and learn along the way.

Skateboarding is 70% performance art and 30% "sport."  Rey has 33-plus years of skateboarding under his belt, vast knowledge of different eras of tricks, old school to new school, and even "stupid fun tricks." He can teach the basic fundamentals to learn any trick you want.  You'll learn how to fall safely while finding your limitations and bringing out your personal ability, style, and personality through a vast trick selection of past and present.  Basically, Rey can teach you to have FUN.    "IF YOU CAN BE ANYTHING, YOU CAN BE ANYTHING ON FOUR WHEELS."

Julian started skateboarding about 15 years ago and fell in love instantly. He used to be an ASIA Certified Snowboard and Ski instructor and the only thing that makes him happier than enjoying extreme sports is sharing his knowledge with those that want to learn. He loves skateboarding and tries to go to the skate park every day. He is very patient and had a personality that can get along with everyone! He looks forward to working with you!

I am very passionate about skateboarding. I have been skating for over 5 years now and I am proficient in the basics and fundamentals. I can teach and demonstrate the necessary techniques for progression and can introduce various tools and resources to ensure your child will continue to pursue skateboarding well beyond me.

I would always teach my less advanced friends. Probably the most advanced tricks I could teach would be Hardflip Inward Heelflip & Bigflip.

I used to give lessons as part of a skate team I rode for as a teenager. We taught beginners of all ages in groups of 2-8 during the summer at a skate park owned by the team. I can help the beginner to advanced skaters with most basic flips tricks basic spin/shuvit tricks in nollie/switch/fakie stances... really until you want to start skating rails heavily I can teach all the basics. I have extensive mini ramp/quarter pipe skills (from spending most of my time in skateparks).

I have taught friends for years but nothing serious. I can do every basic trick there is in every stance I can flat ground 360 switch and regs and Lazer flips big heel flips big spin every stance 360 flip every stance but switch tres are hard heh. My grinds are decent but flip tricks and gaps are my best I really love skateboarding and would definitely love for it to be in my future not trying to become a pro I just love the sport and want it to surround my everyday life so I can teach every basic trick cept hardflip tore my ACL when I was younger and hardflips have been impossible for me to learn again since then but other than that I can do every trick you think of and I think this job would be perfect for me just give me the kids and I will show the ways of the force.

Though I have given lessons before I have taught a lot of my friends how to skate casually. I mostly skate surf style which I feel is a lost art so I think it would be an awesome opportunity to teach some youngsters how to perform carves and cutbacks. Because I mostly surf skate the most advanced street tricks I would be capable of teaching would be caveman's ollies and kickflips.

I gave lessons at Lincoln city skate park skateboard camp. My favorite advanced move to teach is a Crail slide

I've been skating for 10 years and I'm well-rounded in everything. I'm a people person and I always have to deal with people during my full-time job. I'm the supervisor at my job and I'm always teaching people and guiding them in the right direction. I'm sure I'll be able to guide anyone learning to skateboard in the right direction.