Meet, check equipment, ask about previous experience & current goals/fears/hangups and aspirations.
Next-do stationary balance, bailout and braking drills.
Learn the easy first 10 tricks.
Start rolling slow.
Steering drills.
Tic tacs.
Mellow ramps and stalling curbs.
(Depending on student comfort level many challenges can first be attempted while holding hands for assisted stability until confidence is achieved.)
Expand on fundamentals from first lesson.
Discuss progress.
Review old moves, learning new combinations.
Introduction to bowls and Halfpipe for beginners or intermediate level.
Ollie intro and shove it.
Creative tricks.
Giving helpful practice drills.
Building up to more scary, high speed or complex skateboarding.
Riding down stairs, manuals, reverse, reverts, old school,
(Always building based on student goals, questions, and teacher recommendations.)
The sky is the limit: Ollie, kickflip, grabs, grinding rails, skating pools, bowls, halfpipe, stalls, creative combo tricks and more!
Review the student highlight skills or videos, discuss Goals and create lesson plan.
Demonstrate unique tricks that might compliment student trick selection
Set goals and do consistency focus drills to build mastery of selected tricks.
Film and review lesson slow motion footage to troubleshoot technique.
Study professional footage and continually build with consistent accountability and reminders for drills that help with consistency, confidence and proficiency,
The sky is the limit! Competition strategy, sponsorship pursuit, video part, social videos, etcβ¦