Should I skateboard at 40?

You may be wondering is skateboarding is for you and if learning it at your age is a good or bad decision. The short answer is, yes you can learn to skateboard at age 40 or 50! Skateboarding can be a physically demanding sport, even in its soft form e.g. simply cruising on a longboard.

Can you be too old to learn to skateboard?

Remember you’re never too old to start skateboarding, it’s all in your head. Just make sure you’re safe and avoid risk. It will take months before you get the hang of it and it might even take years before you do your first ollie. It’s about fun, skateboarding is a great sport both physically and mentally.

Is 35 too old to skateboard?

35 is definitely not too old to take up a new sport, and that includes relatively “rough” sports like surfing or skateboarding.

Is 42 too old to start skateboarding?

You are never too old to learn skating if you are still healthy and in reasonable physical shape. There is no age limit, whether you are 40, 50, or even 60. You may feel embarrassed when you start at such age but remember practice makes perfect.

What age can you learn to skateboard?

At Board Blazers, we recommend 5 – 10 years old is the best time to start skateboarding. Below 5 years old, most kids probably won’t have the best balance to completely learn how to skateboard. As a result, they’ll get frustrated quickly and end up not liking skateboarding at all.

What is the average age of skateboarders?

between 13 and 14
The average age of skateboarders is between 13 and 14 and they participate in the sport on average 50.8 days in the year. 90\% of them are male and 60\% are under 15.

How long should you practice skateboarding?

For those who skateboard, it’s for fun. Practicing for 1 to 2 hours a day will put them in a good mood. It also helps them not forget the basic techniques and improves their ability to slide on all terrains. In short, with each different purpose of using a skateboard.

Can You Learn to skateboard at age 40 or 50?

So you’re in your 40s or 50s and have this crazy dream of learning to skateboard. You may be wondering is skateboarding is for you and if learning it at your age is a good or bad decision. The short answer is, yes you can learn to skateboard at age 40 or 50! I should know because I’ve done it.

When is the best time of day to learn to skateboard?

People who learn to skateboard in their 40s or 50s often practice at night when all is quiet and the streets are traffic-free. If you do, be sure to choose a well-lit area so you can spot cracks and bumps ahead of time. See my post on skateboarding at night.

How can I get better at skateboarding as a teenager?

Younger skaters will pick up skateboarding faster in general but you need time and dedication before you get anywhere. Try to skate at least 3 times a week for an hour or two, more is better but that might be difficult because of responsibilities like work and family. Never start doing tricks if you’re not ready, you’ll hurt yourself.

Is it possible to skateboard in Sweden?

Living in Sweden is not ideal for skateboarding, but you can still easily get 8 months per year outdoors. Currently it’s winter here in Stockholm where I live so I’m really looking forward to spring so I can start skating again!