
Tips for developing a pro mindset
Whether you're a beginner or a professional skater. Whether you're learning the the basics and the ollie or competing at the Olympic Games. There's something only 1% of skaters do, even though it's easy. Why?
We’ve been helping skaters jump stairs for over 17 years.
Over the years we have accompanied beginners, pros, adults, children, girls and boys… Whatever the skater's age or level, 5 truths keep coming up when it comes to improving at skateboarding.
Start skateboarding
You want to:
Learn the basics of skating and the Ollie?
Do you dream of competing in the Olympics?
Become Skater of the Year?
The process is the same whatever your goal, and it starts with where you are now.
Successful people have these 5 points in common.
We are passionate about progress and teaching. We love setting a simple, solid example.
Max Cherarak is a qualified professional coach who has loved skateboarding since 2000 and has been teaching since 2008. He has supported all these people, and today he shares his professional experience with you.
Our mission is to make teaching skateboarding simple and effective through tutorials, advice and coaching.
Here are the 5 truths from our experience
1 : Setting a stimulating objective
2: Don’t count your attempts
3: Don’t make excuses
4: Ask someone for help if needed
5: Don’t compare yourself to others
But be careful, starting in stages is the most important and we're going to help you.
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Become a pro skater
Becoming a pro is not easy.
Between the abilities we're born with, our upbringing and what we learn through experience. The chosen few are rare.
We know what we're talking about because we accompany them. Et ça pourrait être toi.
Life isn't fair: some people are naturally physically gifted and others aren't. But at some point, others overtake them… Why? Because something more is needed.
Something more effective, more powerful. That's what we explore through our physical and mental support for skaters.
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