So stoked to have you here. Whether you've never stepped on a board before, or you've tried before and want to finally learn properly — you're in the right place. Here's exactly what to do now that you're inside: Step #1: Introduce Yourself Drop a comment — what's the one thing you most want to be able to do on a skateboard? Next you can jump into the classroom Step #2: Start with the First Push mini course — it's your roadmap from zero to rolling. From there you'll find the Fundamentals, Session Replays, the Podcast, and Weekly Challenges. Go at your own pace. Step #3: Jump Into This Week's Challenge The best way to get stuck in straight away. See what the community is working on, give it a go, and share how you get on. Everyone's on the same journey here. Step #4: Show Up and Ask Questions → Skating has its ups and downs → Post your wins → Post where you're stuck → Help someone else And seriously — ask me anything. Fundamentals, tricks, technique, gear, more advanced skating tips — whatever you need. I'm here and I read every single comment and DM. Step #5: Get Early Access to The Full Fundamentals Course 🔓 I'm still building it out but founding members get early access right now. 50 step-by-step videos covering everything from your first push to riding a skatepark with confidence — and I'm adding new videos every week. The price will go up as the course grows. Founding members lock in the lowest rate it will ever be. If there's something specific you want covered that's not in there yet, just ask. I'll build it. Become a Founding Member: Upgrade to Premium for just $9/month

Killing it in the streets and in Street League this year! And that tre flip down El Toro is one for the history books. Well deserved! 🤘

Hey everyone, I decided to change the name of the community from EarlyGrabz Skate School to "The Online Skatepark". I've done this because over the past week, I've been talking to a lot of you and you've given me the idea of making this less about me and more into a space where skaters can learn and share tips together, just like at an actual skatepark. I'd like to get other coaches and teachers active in the community eventually too, so there's a much bigger pool of tricks to share, learn and teach. Let me know what you think!

I went up to Michigan almost a year ago and skated with Cory Spivey and he was showing me roast beef plants on transition. Made it look so easy that I felt I could do it. Been trying off and on and can't seem to even come close. I'll probably end up at a mini this weekend and I'll try to get a clip of where I'm at with it but pointers would definitely be appreciated.