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		<title>The Difference between learning to skateboard and learning to longboard</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[While skateboarding is largely more popular than longboarding, they each have their very own merits. If you do not understand how to do either, you need to know that both are a lot of fun, but it&#8217;s slightly easier to learn how to ride a longboard. While longboarding has not become very popular that it &#8230; <a href="http://www.mylongboards.net/the-difference-between-learning-to-skateboard-and-learning-to-longboard/">Continue reading</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>While skateboarding is largely more popular than longboarding, they each have their very own merits. If you do not understand how to do either, you need to know that both are a lot of fun, but it&#8217;s slightly easier to learn how to ride a longboard. While longboarding has not become very popular that it has become a full-blown sport like skateboarding, you will find individuals who earn a living by longboarding and becoming sponsored. At its essence, the longboard is really only a variation from the skateboard, but it is different in the sense that just about anyone can learn to longboard considerably faster than they might learn how to skateboard. The bad news is the fact that it can take a long time before you are longboarding at the same level as the pros, but this is the just like most pursuits. It will require effort, but here are some sound advice to help you get started.<br />
<a href="http://www.mylongboards.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Longboarding.jpg"><img class="size-medium wp-image-91 alignright" title="Longboarding" src="http://www.mylongboards.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Longboarding-300x185.jpg" alt="Types of longboards" width="300" height="185" /></a></p>
<p>It requires time to discover which foot gets into front and which foot goes in back. First of all, it really makes no difference if you are right-handed or left-handed. You&#8217;ll have to know which leg is your dominant leg, but that needs to be simple to determine. The best way to do this would be to take into account the way you approach things. Which leg do you always use to kick something like a ball? With which foot would you usually start walking up a staircase? If you begin to lose balance, which leg would you use in order to save balance with? The side you usually use in those situations may be the side that would go to the rear of the longboard. It really is due to your dominant leg and nothing to do with the direction you want to face.</p>
<p>Begin with a relatively inexpensive but very durable longboard. High quality, beautiful longboards can be outrageously expensive. They&#8217;re so expensive you&#8217;ll likely would like to hang it on the wall and appear at it! For this reason you need to begin with a beginner&#8217;s board. They&#8217;ve strong wheels and therefore are thicker. These boards can go ahead and take pounding and abuse the beginner longboarder will give it. Ask the local skate shop to point out the more newbie friendly longboards.</p>
<p>Next, you need to know that stopping the board is a bit more involved than starting is. To rehearse, it&#8217;s probably easiest to drag one foot to slow down and eventually stop. You can also try taking small steps to get rid of speed, a lot like the alternative of the push-off. This can be a lot like stepping in the reverse direction of your travel.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.mylongboards.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/skateboarding.jpg"><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-76" title="skateboarding" src="http://www.mylongboards.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/skateboarding-200x300.jpg" alt="" width="200" height="300" /></a>This isn&#8217;t ideal for your feet, but it should do the trick. When you get better only at that, you can stop yourself quite smoothly by dragging the tail-end from the board, but you will wish to avoid tail-grinding if you&#8217;re going a bit fast. With practice, you&#8217;ll begin to take note of differences in the stances of other longboarders. You&#8217;ll just need to practice as well as in time you will find that which you like best. It&#8217;s important to make an effort to focus on the basics. Your family will enjoy excellent progress before very long, and then you might realize precisely how comfortable you&#8217;re really on a longboard.</p>
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		<title>Longboard Lesson 101 &#8211; Wheel Hubs, Bearings &amp; Bearing Spacers</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The relationship amongst wheel hubs, bearings, and bearing spacers happen to be a subject with considerably confusion. Last year I did an article on bearing spacers, but didn’t go into the sizing, so I am hoping to shed some light with the following photos and descriptions. Bearing Spacers are designed to match the length of &#8230; <a href="http://www.mylongboards.net/longboard-lesson-101-wheel-hubs-bearings-bearing-spacers/">Continue reading</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The relationship amongst wheel hubs, bearings, and bearing spacers happen to be a subject with considerably confusion. Last year I did an article on bearing spacers, but didn’t go into the sizing, so I am hoping to shed some light with the following photos and descriptions.</p>
<p>Bearing Spacers are designed to match the length of space between your 2 bearings when mounted inside wheels. Once the wheels are mounted, and the axle nut is snug, then your bearings will be appropriately spaced, thus delivering optimal velocity and more durable bearings.</p>
<p>Bearing spacers are available in 4 different sizes. From left to correct, they&#8217;re 8mm x 8mm, 8mm x 10mm, 10mm x 8mm, and 10mm x 10mm. I know, this is very confusing, but all you need to know would be that the initially quantity relates to the axle diameter on the vans and the second variety pertains to the spacing employed inside of the wheel hub. Most of the time you will employ the 8mm x 10mm bearing spacers.</p>
<p>We begin by looking at the initially amount, the one which relates to the axle diameter. There&#8217;s twoby far the most common size, and 10mm axles are typically used for racing boards only. At the moment, The Longboard Store only gives 10mm axles about the Bear Trucks.</p>
<p>The 2nd quantity on that bearing spacer relates to the spacing utilized in the wheel hub. See the middle of the wheel over? A bearing is pushed into that hub from both sides till they touch that that tab within the really middle, developing a space among both bearings. Therefore the wheel assembly will perform correctly and keep going longer, we like to fill that space having a metal spacer that won’t be squished when the wheel assembly is tightened. So, that space is going to be either 8mm vast or 10mm vast, the 2nd range about the bearing spacer. The most typical wheel hub spacing will be 10m.</p>
<p>The bearing on the left shows a smaller inside diameter of 8mm, which would be used on 8mm axle vans. The right bearing includes a bigger inside of diameter of 10mm, and it is utilized on 10mm axle vehicles. Again, an 8mm bearing and truck is probably the most common.</p>
<p>We rely on them on each total longboard we develop, but are you aware why?</p>
<p>We begin with pace washers. The castings where the steel axle and aluminum hanger meet might have flashing, to assist align and reduce friction, we use pace washers. These are typically supplied by the18 wheeler manufacturer. We also offer some premium velocity washers with increased surface area.</p>
<p>Bearing Spacers are designed to match the distance of space between the 2 bearings when installed inside of wheels. Once the wheels are installed, and also the axle nut is snug, then your bearings is going to be effectively spaced, therefore providing optimum pace at more durable bearings.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[There’s just one thing about that gush of asphalt beneath your toes, the rubbery curl of the wheels, and that inevitable feeling of pleasant peace that makes longboarding a lovely strategy to break up a monotonous life in Claremont. Although you check the Portal consistently, you might have noticed that no Longboarding classes are provided &#8230; <a href="http://www.mylongboards.net/longboarding-101-what-you-must-know/">Continue reading</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There’s just one thing about that gush of asphalt beneath your toes, the rubbery curl of the wheels, and that inevitable feeling of pleasant peace that makes longboarding a lovely strategy to break up a monotonous life in Claremont. Although you check the Portal consistently, you might have noticed that no Longboarding classes are provided around the 5Cs. But do not be concerned, the Forum is here to assist. So, take a seat &#8211; ’cause class is officially in session. </p>
<p>I am without a doubt the lesser in the two longboarding Nyce siblings; the truth is, I am merely imparting this understanding to you as it was passed on to me from my asphalt-hugging younger brother, a wild-haired pseudo-Socratic madman, who&#8217;s often there to kindly chide me if I get too egotistical about my abilities. He will contemptuously mock my skate-sticker-adorned Macbook – “Girl’s received much more stickers than she does tricks.”</p>
<p>In this respect, I am not attempting to proclaim myself an expert. This post is just the initially step in my 12-step-rehab program aimed at being nicer and accepting my fellow riders. So please accept my peace treaty. To kick off our semester, I’ve complied a checklist of some important terms to add to your sk8ter vocabulary:</p>
<p>To bomb (v) : To throw yourself straight lower a hill without form of velocity manage. It is possible to boost your velocity by crouching, like these dudes. Note: Leather bodysuit is optional.</p>
<p>- Ex. I might straight-up bomb Mt. Baldy, but I would most likely die.</p>
<p>To cruise (v.) : The act of traveling on a board without purpose other than the authentic delight that comes from feelin’ that California air kiss your forehead.</p>
<p>- Ex. I’m just gonna cruise the Village.</p>
<p>To carve (v.) : To flip whilst going straight down the hill, similar to snowboarding – an excellent strategy of controlling velocity.</p>
<p>- Ex. Dude, I just carved that hill like a chicken!</p>
<p>To dance (v.) : When the rider smoothly moves back and forth along the deck from the board whilst in motion, shifting and twirling until it looks like he is dancing.</p>
<p>- Ex. This amazing dude.</p>
<p>To slide/Sliding (v./n.) : A approach in which the rider tends to make the plank slide sideways across the asphalt during a change. Think Tokyo drifting, longboard style. You will discover standing slides and ground slides, the latter of which requires the help of sliding gloves.</p>
<p>- Ex. Whoa, brah, that was the longest slide I’ve ever observed accomplished around that curve.</p>
<p>Pace Wobble (n.) : When your board is at a excessive rate of speed and begins to, properly, wobble. This could be risky, even the most experienced riders can get thrown off.</p>
<p>- Ex. This much less awesome, probably sore, dude.</p>
<p>So, now that you might be down with the lingo, ready to buy your initially panel? You almost certainly desire to take into account the following:</p>
<p>Price : If you&#8217;re on a really tight price range, I might absolutely grab a Sector 9. Sector 9 would be the most common and well-known business – the longboarding equivalent in the Gap. They provide strong fundamental boards for any lower price tag than several with the much more specialized “designer” organizations. I will warn you that this can be a trade off. My panel, my prized Loaded Dervish, goes for around $350. No, I did not get pleasure from emptying my college savings over a longboard, but having a substantial good quality panel provides me way extra joy than that dollars ever did sitting in my bank account. The larger priced boards are generally performed so to get a cause – a purpose you are able to basically really feel when riding.</p>
<p>Jordan Badia-Bellinger &#8217;13 rides the Landyachtz Battle Axe.</p>
<p>Length: In case you had been the King from the Middle School skateboard scene, you may possibly would like to stay with a shorter panel, possibly 1 which is under 30”. These boards are also far more portable and less difficult for cross-country traveling (even though, I must say riding my 41.5” Dervish along the airplane ramp to the Cabin door was most likely the highlight of my trip back again to California. Hello, no fly record.) Portability excused, I&#8217;m surely an advocate from the longer boards. Lengthier boards flip wider and a lot more gradually, giving a cool gentle curve, whereas shorter boards turn sharper, occasionally making them tougher to management.</p>
<p>Flexibility: All longboard decks have varying degrees of flexibility. Choosing a single is genuinely a matter of how responsive you desire your board to be – no matter whether you wish it to sense reliable, like a boat over the blacktop or if you need far more bounce in your groove. This may manifest itself in kind with the deck’s thickness and composition. (Thicker decks are much more sound, thinner ones, far more bouncy. Corporations provide numerous unique children of supplies from bamboo to wood – and even some new-age carbon fiber. Do your homework on which material you feel will work ideal for you.)</p>
<p>Brands: Hit up the significant brand web sites (Sector 9, Loaded, Arbor, Rayne)!!! A good location to commence may be the Longboard Store, which carries the majority of your top-sellers. You will discover also a lot of smaller organizations that produce boards of equally higher caliber. My brother has Longboard Larry’s Komodo which is completely killer. Not only did he get a phenomenal panel, but he also got extremely commendable customer service, which includes a telephone conversation with Larry himself.</p>
<p>Beneficial luck, future longboarders, and, hey, now I genuinely look forward to seeing you on the market around the pavement. Class dismissed.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Longboard surfing can be a sport a lot of people today take pleasure in mainly because it can be not a team sports activity. When surfing, your level of skill is completely dependent on you and how far you decide to push your self. When 1st starting out, it can be best to begin off &#8230; <a href="http://www.mylongboards.net/longboarding-is-a-solo-sport/">Continue reading</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Longboard surfing can be a sport a lot of people today take pleasure in mainly because it can be not a team sports activity. When surfing, your level of skill is completely dependent on you and how far you decide to push your self. When 1st starting out, it can be best to begin off with a longboard, simply because longboards are the easiest from the surfboards to balance on. There are lots of longboards on-line for sale providing you the best achievable offers. A huge misconception about longboarding is that there is not very much to this sports activity, and that all you do is stand there and ride a wave. This is absolute nonsense! You&#8217;ll find lots of tricks to carry out when longboarding. There is certainly pumping for more speed, turning, a bottom flip where you turn at the bottom in the wave and then back up the face, drop knee flip, cut back again, trim, and naturally the hang five or ten. Then there is strolling the board, you can cross step, shuffle, and strolling backwards and forwards. The other great factor about longboarding could be the length with the board. You&#8217;ll be able to give your buddy or your dog the journey of their lifestyle once you get great adequate to balance several men and women.</p>
<p>An additional cause a great deal of men and women enjoy longboarding could be the oneness they encounter with Mother Nature. There may be nothing like sitting on your board at sunset and even though watching the dolphins swim by. Surfboards have been a way of lifestyle for so many, and most surfers would opt for the activity over their spouse. Basically put, surfing to a true surfer is an absolute adore affair; a necessity to life. Longboard surfing is more laidback than that of shortboarders, supplying you far more tranquility and fewer injuries. Looking up longboards on-line can lead you to some excellent sites which will assist you along with your approach, and allow you to with methods you may possibly not have otherwise known existed. The net is also an excellent location to find actually good discounts and offers on boards that would otherwise price a small fortune.</p>
<p>The excellent sports activity of longboarding is 1 that could be enjoyed by people of all ages. It is an addicting sports activity to get into, simply because it truly is one thing you&#8217;ll capable to do well into your fifties and even sixties. It a lifelong adore that can be loved up till your final days on this planet. Not only will you bond together with your surfboards, but you will understand how to make use of them as if they had been an extension of you. So should you desire to join in the enjoyable and enjoy living that much more, go ahead and look for longboards on-line, or go check them out at your local surf shop.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Longboarding has become progressively popular over the years, specifically round the university students and individuals encompassed by the beach scene. An ever-increasing number of individuals are beginning to get longboards rather than normal short boards or trick skate boards for possibly moving on campus or perhaps for the thrill of riding.</p>
<p>When choosing a longboard, you will need to think long and hard about what to purchase. In addition, there are various businesses that make longboards, nevertheless the favourite seems to be the Sector 9. Nevertheless, there are lots of individuals who prefer other makers such as Landyahtz, Gravity, or Arbor.<br />
When purchasing a longboard you can either elect to buy one which has already been completed or you can easily customize your own. I suggest customizing your very own, not just because designing your own longboard might help better suits your needs but additionally due to the fact it may be cheaper to create in the end. Should you simply need a longboard for cruising around campus then you definitely don&#8217;t have to customize your own because most complete boards are good enough for cruising and transportation. But if you want a longboard built for speed and downhill, you will have to recognize which kind of deck, wheels, trucks, and bearings to purchase in order to get a longboard that can excel in this particular category.</p>
<p>The main element of any kind of board is, of course, the deck. This is the actual board which you stand on while skating. First, you will need to decide whether or not you want a concave, convex, or flat board. Concave is probably the most typical and provides the best support while allowing for sharper turning. You can know if a deck is concave simply by taking a look at your board head-on from the front at ground level and noticing if sides of the deck curl down to form a parabola, or a &#8220;U&#8221; shape. In addition, convex boards are the complete opposite of concave boards and form an upside-down &#8220;U&#8221; shape. These convex boards are difficult to find and offer much less assistance but much more freedom of movement. Additionally, flat decks are exactly that&#8230;flat. They&#8217;re a combination of both convex and concave decks and allow for sufficient turning and freedom of movement.</p>
<p>Furthermore, when examining a deck from the aspect at ground level you will possibly identify that the board is flat, rockered, or cambered. A cambered board rises in the middle and allows for much more flexibility, whereas rocked decks form an inverted arch resulting in much less overall flexibility, nevertheless providing a distinctive cradling feel that has a tendency to swing you side to side whenever heading in and out of turns.</p>
<p>Moreover, flexibility of your deck is a very essential component when choosing a good deck. The flexibility is the amount of stress you are able to place on the deck before it snaps. There are some boards that can flex all the way to the ground and several that are as stiff as a cracker. As a result, more flexibility allows for a softer ride by absorbing the impact of rough surfaces. Alternatively, a board having too much flexibility tends to wobble at high speeds because of the instability of the deck. Furthermore, stiff boards are bumpier but offer greater speed and are favored for &#8220;downhill bombing&#8221; (a term used for riding longboards down extreme hills or mountains); due to the fact stiff boards are more steady, they can avoid speed wobble at extremely high speeds.</p>
<p>Trucks are another important part for building a longboard. When looking for trucks, you need a little something that has a sharp turning radius without the risk of &#8220;wheel-bite&#8221;. To elaborate, wheel-bite occurs when turning too sharply, therefore resulting in the wheels to touch the bottom of the deck leading to an abrupt stop that may lead you to fly off your board. Therefore, you should request &#8220;risers&#8221; when searching for trucks; risers add an additional half-inch to an inch of additional space, therefore reducing the chances of wheel-bite substantially. Usually, choosing trucks which extend past the deck provide better control and less wheel-bite, but these trucks result in a poor turning radius. Likewise, small trucks possess much less stability and much more wheel-bite, but offer a shaper turning radius.</p>
<p>Additionally, wheels and bearings have to be considered to finish your board. A fast board will often end up being created with ceramic bearings and a greater wheel with less urethane. Urethane is a rubber-like substance that causes the wheels to grip with the cement for a smoother, yet slower, ride. Similarly, a board designed for cruising will often be made up of a small wheel with more urethane for a smoother ride as well as standard bearings that won&#8217;t lead you to fly down a small incline.</p>
<p>Picking a good longboard demands you to definitely research on different parts and manufacturers in order to get something which will suit your needs. The more work you put into it, the better your own board will turn out.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Longboarding  is a form of skating that has originated in the United States of  America and spread to different parts of the globe. It involves a long,  wooden board supported by four wheels on which you can stand up and  traverse the streets at a fast pace. It is a great way to cover short  distances especially for young people who are not old enough to obtain  driving licenses yet. It is also an environment friendly way to travel.  If you have just started longboarding, the below mentioned techniques  can help you master this sport rapidly and in a simple manner:</p>
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<li>The  first and foremost thing to do  before you begin longboarding is to  determine whether you are a person comfortable with placing your right  foot forward while skate boarding or your left foot forward. According  to the basics of longboarding, this fact is pre determined and you can  find out which is your forward foot by performing a simple task. You  should sit down on the ground and then get up. The foot that you use to  do this subconsciously is the foot that is meant to be placed in front  while longboarding. You should use this foot for the most effective  results or you risk being imbalanced and clumsy.</li>
<li>If  you still haven’t purchased a board, you should do so only after you  have carefully considered the exact purpose for which you require it. If  you require a board to go about your daily tasks like going to the  school, the local hangouts, etc., a particular type of longboard is  bound to suit your lifestyle. However, if you intend to take up  longboarding as a sport, you should invest in one that is meant for  professionals.</li>
<li>In  the beginning, you should keep your body bended towards the ground in  order to avoid falling off the board. This position is the perfect one  for maintaining a stable composure. Before testing it out on the  concrete, you should first get yourself acquainted with the movements of  your longboard at home to avoid getting hurt.</li>
<li>Once  you start to become better at longboarding, you can find an area where  there is a mild slope and attempt to go down it without falling. Make  sure that you do not go down a steep hill at this point as falling while  doing so can cause dangerous injuries.</li>
<li>In  order to stop your board, you should get off the board and run  alongside it picking It up while doing so. However, this technique for  stopping must only be used if you are longboarding at a speed lower than  that during your fastest run. If you are longboarding at a greater  speed and want to stop, you should stand totally erect on the board and  stretch both your arms in front of you at chest level. Another way to  stop is using the sliding technique. This involves the use of your hands  to bring the board to a stop. You need to wear protective gloves to  attempt this feat.</li>
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		<title>Top 8 Skateboarding Bails And Fails At Their Finest</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My Arm! My arm! I broke my arm! Well at least you were wearing your helmet: Most people get into trouble with one skateboard, this guy shows us how much you can with two boards. WARNING: painful to watch TV Reporter shows us how its done. This is skateboarding: No Pain No Game WTF was &#8230; <a href="http://www.mylongboards.net/top-8-skateboarding-bails-and-fails-at-their-finest/">Continue reading</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3>My Arm! My arm! I broke my arm! Well at least you were wearing your helmet:</h3>
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<h3>Most people get into trouble with one skateboard, this guy shows us how much you can with two boards. WARNING: painful to watch</h3>
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<h3>TV Reporter shows us how its done.</h3>
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<h3>This is skateboarding: No Pain No Game</h3>
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<h3>WTF was that noise at 6 seconds</h3>
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<h3>That one hurt my marble sack</h3>
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<h3>Recoil is a bitch</h3>
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<h3>Found this in my search and thought it was hilarious</h3>
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<h3>We all know how girls are usually on skateboards. Now add a hill to that.</h3>
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<h3>Just So Not Every Video Is Bad Here Is Our All Time Favourite Longboarding Video</h3>
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