Acid drop, butterslide, wheelies, going up and down curves, 360 turn and finding out how to stop.  Ok know stopping is pretty easy just jump of but then you blade board goes flying so try to turn the opposite way of there your going but not to fast because you will do a trick and go backwards so turn around not very fast and then lean to the side and step of. It’s a little getting used to so when you have mastered that you can go on to tricks

1)     Butter slide- first of all you have to be able to do a really sharp 90 degrees turn and its pretty much it. Then just lean back and you will be sliding across the room.  And to get up, then it all again just back wards.

2)     Wheelies-to do a wheelie its just a matter of siding your foot to the back and putting all your weight to the back and the the same with monos but at the front and a little more scary

3)     Acid drop-to do the acid drop you need to know how to jump so to jump you need to know how to do a wheelie and mono all in this trick so first go to a wide place. First do a wheelie, and then do a mono in the air. Then you should have got in the air, if you haven’t try again. So when your in the are in the air jump of and try to land on your blade board but dot fall of       very hard

4)     Going up and down curves-it is easy to go down just ride down the curve but going up is harder because you have to do a wheelie up it so your front wheel is on the top then a mono to get the back wheel up                   

5)     360 turns-to do a 360 turn the have to be able to do really sharp turns so go to I wide space and do 90turn and keep practising that then try to do four of them in a row and you’re done.

Now to tell you what’s better rip stick, blade board or wave?

Blade boards are better because they have a long metal bar to grind unlike rip sticks or waves that are really small or rubber and blade boards and cheaper but better. And it’s the only one of them that can go backwards. But blade boards are made for doing tricks but rip sticks are made to go really fast but they are all so very stiff but blade boards are looser so it’s easier to turn but I have never been on a wave but they are very small.

Blade boards are a lot easier then normal skate boards and blade boards are about $50

Rip sticks are $100

And last but not least wave $100

The colours that you can get on a blade board are red and blue, same with rip sticks and wave but you can get them in grey and black.

They all have little grip things and help you stay on but rip sticks have more. I have a blade board and really enjoy it but blade boards can’t get up very steep hill unlike rip sticks but all boards can’t ride on grass or ruff dirt but floor boards are great for it.  And you can unscrew the screws at the bottom of it to get different types of colours. And the wheels will wear out in about a year so all good. 

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