Conquer Your Fear Of Skateboarding

I started skateboarding 20 years ago, in a poor, small town. I did well in school, worked lots of jobs, and all the while, felt more

fulfilled riding my skateboard, than doing anything the world told me I should be doing. Skateboarding allowed me to find my tribe,

to conquer fear, to trust myself, to find discipline, and find a path that existed beyond school, university, work, and boredom.

Today, I have over a million subscribers on Youtube, and make more money skateboarding, than any of the jobs my mother wished

for me, but those are not the rewards that make skateboarding great. The real reward lies in the tools and strategies I’ve

developed through conquering thousands of skate challenges, and how those same tools and strategies, have helped me with

relationships and health.

The “Secret” To Lightning Fast

Progression

Most people don’t understand the grit required for skateboarding growth, but it’s similar to working out. The idea to becoming

strong and healthy may seem simple, but it’s nothing without disciplined execution.

All you have to do is:

1. Practice With focus

2. Set A Clear Path

3. Skate At Least 3 Hours A Week

Oddly enough, skateboarding doesn’t have a clear path that people typically follow. One of the biggest problems people face, is

what to do after learning some basics. Skateboarding is an art, so there are infinite ways to do it, but I believe with any creative

median, learning the fundamentals consistently, leads to more creative results.

The Challenges Every Skater Faces

• I’m improving slowly

• I’m scared of getting hurt

• I don’t have enough time to skate

• I don’t have any friends to skate with

• I look stupid on a skateboard

• My community doesn’t support skateboarding

• My body gets too sore

• Skateboarding is too expensive

• I get self consious

• I have no where to skate

These are all rational fears, that we tackle extensively in our course. These are not fears exclusive to skateboarding, most

people feel they improve slowly, most people are scared of getting hurt, most people are busy, most people have trouble

finding a tribe, most people fear how they look, most people are not rich, most people are self conscious. I’ve built a system

to help with all of these problems, and I hope they’ll be useful in other aspects of your life.

🏆 What You’ll Get From

Skateboard Boot Camp

Real Life Problems Skateboarding

Has Helped ME Overcome

Anxiety

Self Esteem Issues

Laziness

Fear of commitment

Discipline

Stunted creativity

Boredom

Creative blocks

Lack of community

Most Importantly:

Skateboarding has helped me live an unordinary life. I like to think of skateboarding as an athletic art, rather than an

extreme sport. Skateboarding is a new way to interpret reality. You take elements that exist for a specific purpose, and

bend them to your creative delight.

Who This Boot Camp is For

This 6 month boot camp is for any one interested in skateboarding. I’ve noticed how many adults “used to skate” and every

time they wish they never stopped, or that they could get back into it. We want to help new skaters, or returning skaters, at

any age, feel confident and supported.

Skateboarding does have a difficult barrier to entry; it can be confusing and painful, but it’s always rewarding. Every creative

person should have 3 hobbies, one that helps you keep fit, one that helps you stay creative, and one that makes you money.

Skateboarding allows you to get exercise while stimulating creativity. Skateboarders rarely have accountability which we hope to

provide.

Who This Boot Camp is NOT For

• Anyone who isn’t willing to skate at least 3 hours a week

• Anyone with severe health complications: skateboarding is a physical activity, think of it as jogging, if you’re not

  in the position to jog properly, it’s best to avoid skateboarding until you’re healthier.

• Anyone who thinks progression in skateboarding is a “natural talent”. This belief will limit you when things get

  tough. Anyone can progress in skateboarding, without the belief that you’re able to, it simply won’t happen.

Again, learning skateboarding tricks is difficult, but the entire process should be fun. There is nothing more therapeutic

to me than cruising through a new city, listening to some Chillwave, and occasionally finding a new spot to try and figure

out. The more tricks you learn, the more the world becomes your playground.

6 Month Skateboarding Boot Camp

$49.99