For the beginners, place the skateboard on a smooth road or surface.

Beginner how to ride a skateboard. Turn your front foot to face the front of the board and take. Skate with your right foot forward and push with your left foot if you’re going goofy. Once you've mastered the basic skills, you'll be ready to move on.

A 7.75” to 8” board is a good size for newbies to learn. Place your front foot at about 45° angle on little behind your front tail of the skateboard and try to move it. Put your foot on the deck where the truck’s screw is attached, and stand a for a while.

It is considered the best way to learn to ride a skateboard fast, and you will be quite confident with your skill even as a beginner. Then, give your skateboard a few pushes and start gliding on the concrete. Whichever foot you brace yourself with is your lead foot.

For better maneuverability, your front foot’s tip should be near the inner bolts. Element is a reliable brand for making. Balancing on a board is the first step to skateboarding.

By extending your arm holding the board, you can let it hang in front. Stand up straight and get someone to gently push you from behind to see which position is. Hold the board’s nose with the arm that’s on the same side as your front foot.

Balancing the first thing you need to learn when riding a skateboard is “balancing,” which is also the best. Make sure that your toes are on top of the board that it is just over the front truck or a little at the back. One of the best ways of learning to ride.