Where one's face "meets" the ground before any other part of "one's" body.A measurement of the resiliency, or hardness, of a urethane wheel.To enter the ramp or obstacle from the top.The platform that the hardware is mounted to, usually maple laminate. As you approach something to grind, you flip your board and grind on the grip tape while standing on the bottom of the board.Any material like rubber sheer, built into the edges, or core that keep the board quiet and more responsive. To control and minimize the amount of resonance of vibration created by the energy separated by board flex and surface of the snow.Nosegrind with nose sliding at the same time.A rounded lip at the top of a ramp or obstacle, usually made of metal, cement, or PVC pipe.Also the name of a skateboard magazine catering to old school and alternative skateboarding. A slang term for skateboarding (i.e.: riding the concrete wave).Provides strength to the board and aids the skater when performing tricks. The concave will dip down from the left to right and should be asymmetrical. To make a long, curving arc while skating.While riding fakie, usually at the lip of a ramp, to complete a 360 in the air and head back down the ramp forwards without grabbing.Renown titles were Future Primitive and Animal Chin. Powell Peralta's first skateboard team who pioneered the idea of skateboard videos with the help of team manager and filmer, Stacey Peralta.To slide on an obstacle or lip with the contact point being the underside of the board.The wheels are also on top of the object. When a trick is performed, the contact spot of the board with the obstacle is the area of the tail behind the back trucks.A former Larry Flint produced magazine (he also publishes the adult magazine, Hustler) edited by Dave Carnie.Nickname of Christopher Boykin who became Rob Dyrdek's (pro skater) body guard and best friend during the filming of the first DC Shoe video.
Bearings have an inner and outer part, which the balls ride on, allowing the wheel to turn.When a turn or trick is executed in a direction that the back of the body is facing the arc of the trick.When a trick is performed in the opposite direction of which the skater is moving.
When riders clear jumps or obstacles with all wheels off the ground. To ride straight off of something and freefall to the ground.Notice that the ABEC number does not say anything about the quality of the bearings! This means that ABEC 7 bearings could be worse then ABEC 3 bearings. This number defines the accuracy of bearings. The lower the rating the looser the bearing, the higher the rating the tighter the bearing. The tolerance rating system for bearing that designates the level for stress resistance of the bushing.Type of grind where both trucks are grinding.Type of grind where just the back truck is grinding.First landed by Tony Hawk on June 27, 1999, at the X Games. *DOSE can't be held responsible for embarrassing or inappropiate use of content.Įverything you need to know about skateboarding from A to Z Skateboarding terms and jargon defined in this glossary dictionary.* Just give them your phone and in the time you're not forcing them to film your antics let them educate themselves with our highly researched glossary so that next time you blow don' t blame us when your mom asks if you want a sandwich after that gnar noseblunt slam!
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