I wanted to introduce myself as you'll be seeing a bit more of me around here! I'm Theo's wife and the person behind the camera, behind the scenes and behind the mic co-hosting the podcast! 🎙️ This is a family business we're building together — Theo handles all things skateboarding and I'm here to help keep the community running smoothly, direct you to the right places and make sure this is a great place to be. 🛹 A little about me — I'm a stay at home mum to two little ones with a third on the way 🤰 but I'll always endeavour to get back to you as quickly as I can! Don't hesitate to reach out if you need anything — so glad you're here! 🤘 — Gemma

Welcome 👋 Start by introducing yourself below: - Name - Where you’re at with skating - One thing you want to learn - A clip if you have one (optional) What you’ll get here: - Clear direction on what to practice - Drills you can do at home (carpet/grass) - Feedback when you need it - A solid group of people working on the same thing Jump in, post something, ask questions! The more you’re involved, the faster you’ll improve 🤘

A big reason adults struggle with skating isn’t ability…It’s fear of getting hurt. So in this episode, we break down exactly how to stay safe, build confidence, and progress properly. We go deep on: - learning how to fall (this is HUGE) - why knee slides change everything - how to warm up + feel the park - building confidence step-by-step Full episode here: https://youtu.be/1YirGz8xa58 What’s the thing you’re most nervous about right now?

Another day another ollie

Was chatting with @Hannah Ware yesterday and we talked about the upcoming school holidays. Pizzey can be a scooter kid nightmare during school holidays, so I wanted to see if there are any other parks you’d like to skate? I’m thinking Varsity, Arundel, Weka Parklands (potentially going to be busy), Pimpama… any other suggestions?