The History Of Skateboard

                   THE HISTORY OF THE SKATEBOARD

Skateboard was created in 1950 in california for a few surfers who were tired of doing the same thing on their surfboards , qando they had the idea of doing smaller boards and put casters on them to be able to walk on a floor plan. Until 1975 the skate did not have many opportunities for you to send many maneuvers , then a U.S. scientist has the wheels made ​​of urethane , thus opening up many possibilities in the world of skateboarding, and that same year appeared a group of boys who turned the maneuvers of surfing on skateboarding tricks , among them were Tony Alva , Jay Adams and Peralta Staycey , after 1979 was held the first ollie (the famous jump with the skateboard ) in a vertical , but who really invented the ollie on flat ground was my favorite skater Rodney Mullen , and he is the freestyle , before migrating to the street he had already invented more than 30 tricks to street , the most among its 14 and 16 years . In 1995 ja ja with all the arrangements set the X games were created the most important event of skateboarding, ons and X games 1999 the famous skateboarder Tony Hawk did the first 900 degrees with the skateboard , and in 2001 the famous Brazilian Bob Burnquist made the perfect back with note 98 , he got this note for being one of the first to reverse the base ( stence switch) , and for now that's it .