Casterboarding: Answer Key
1. What is the difference between skateboarding and casterboarding?
2. Explain why casterboarding is considered as the union of three radical sports. What are those sports?
3. Explain the following safety equipment:
3a. Helmet
3b. Knee pads
3c. Shin guards
3d. Wrist bands
4. Disassemble and reassemble your caster board correctly, identifying and naming each part.
5. List the types of wheels that exist, explaining the difference between them and where their use is most appropriate.
6. Do at least 15 of the following maneuvers (five of which must be on a ramp):
6a. Ollie
6b. Wheelie for 10 meters
6c. Nose wheelie
6d. C-turn
6e. 180°
6f. 180° body varial
6g. 360° spin
6h. Grab rail
6i. Leap board
6j. Downhill turn
6k. Kickflip
6l. Double impossible
6m. No comply kickflip
6n. Kickflip fakie
6o. Kickflip switch
6p. Fakie bigspin
6q. Nollie kickflip
6r. Nollie heelflip
6s. Nollie frontside 180° bigspin
6t. Varial kickflip
6u. Heelflip varial
6v. Backside kickflip 180°
6w. Frontside heelflip 180°
6x. Frontside kickflip 180°
6y. 360° and kickflip
6z. Double frontside
References
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