Do you subscribe to a particular style of skating? If so, far along were you into your skate journey when you decided what your style would be? I’ve been skating for about a year and I’m still focused on really locking in my basics and trying to develop a flow and I realized… I haven’t even really investigated skating styles. So now I’m curious. 🥸

Yesterday, something clicked deep while skating — and it wasn’t just the wheels on the floor. It was the music. I realized jam skating isn’t just about moves; it’s about translating sound into flow. When Earth, Wind, and Fire came on, it wasn’t just background noise — it was like my legs found a language. Here’s a simple but powerful flow drill I made up if you want to vibe with the music and feel your skates differently: 🔹 "Catch the Beat" Drill: - First 8 counts: crossover left/right with small hops - Next 8 counts: surf on one leg like you’re riding waves - Switch direction when the chorus hits - Add a little freestyle when the beat drops The idea is simple: don't fight the music. Let the music dance you. 🔥 Pro tip: pick a song you loved growing up. Nostalgia boosts confidence and swagger. Would love to hear — what's your favorite song to skate to that instantly unlocks your best moves? 🎶🛼 Drop it below! 👇

Just out of curiosity.What's the most recent reason for why you paid wood tax?

Share your 2025 skate goals! Skills wise what do you hope to improve? Meeting skaters? Travelling to a rink or event you've never been to?... Im working towards mastering sit spin by summer and hopefully 5 comfortable hurricane kicks. Aiming to skate 3 times a week whenever possible and get to more street skate meets with my local skate community. Holding myself accountable here so hopefully I'll be looking back at this post soon enough having achieved them and maybe more along the way. 🤞🏼🛼🌪️