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Why Join Us? 1) Learn to skate properly if you're new to it. Don't be shy! 2) Find new people that share your passion for boarding. 3) Discover places to ride and participate in our regular events PLEASE FOLLOW OUR INSTAGRAM TO SEE OUR UPCOMING EVENTS! MESSAGE THE INSTAGRAM WITH ANY QUESTIONS YOU HAVE! NO LONGBOARD IS REQUIRED TO JOIN! What We Do 1) Weekly local skate and social 2) Frequent large group events 3) Occasional day trips to awesome skate locations around the UK 4) Skate Shop and advice for buying longboards and upgrades 5) Board maintenance and repairs What Are Our Aims? - To raise awareness of Longboarding by introducing the sport in a safe and friendly environment. - To create new friends through skating and organise group rides. The community sharing their experience and favourite places to skate. - To act as an exchange for board swaps to try out new skating styles. Members will also have the opportunity to win longboard parts as prizes in social events. - Welcome beginners who have zero skating experience with open arms to teach (and catch) them. Offer advice on improving their performance and equipment. Committee
1) Learn to skate properly if you're new to it. Don't be shy!
2) Find new people that share your passion for boarding.
3) Discover places to ride and participate in our regular events
1) Weekly local skate and social
2) Frequent large group events
3) Occasional day trips to awesome skate locations around the UK
4) Skate Shop and advice for buying longboards and upgrades
5) Board maintenance and repairs
- To raise awareness of Longboarding by introducing the sport in a safe and friendly environment.
- To create new friends through skating and organise group rides. The community sharing their experience and favourite places to skate.
- To act as an exchange for board swaps to try out new skating styles. Members will also have the opportunity to win longboard parts as prizes in social events.
- Welcome beginners who have zero skating experience with open arms to teach (and catch) them. Offer advice on improving their performance and equipment.