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YOUTH SKATE ACADEMY \u00b7 AGES 7 TO 17<\/p>

Structured coaching, creative skating and safer park habits.<\/h1>

A youth pathway that helps new and developing skaters build board control, confidence and independence without rushing the next skill.<\/p>

Request a Youth Assessment<\/a>View Youth Schedule<\/a><\/div>
7 to 17<\/strong> age pathway<\/span>1:6<\/strong> coach ratio<\/span>Weekly<\/strong> parent notes<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/section>\n
<\/span>Small groups<\/strong>Skaters are grouped by readiness, not only by age.<\/small><\/div>
Safety gear<\/strong>Helmet required. Pads are recommended for first-stage learning.<\/small><\/div>
Parent updates<\/strong>Short progress notes explain the current focus and next useful step.<\/small><\/div><\/div><\/section>\n

AGE AND LEVEL PATHWAYS<\/p>

A clear place to begin for every young skater.<\/h2>
START<\/span>

First Push<\/h3>

Safe stepping, stance, rolling, stopping and controlled turns.<\/p><\/article>

BUILD<\/span>

Foundation Crew<\/h3>

Kickturns, obstacle awareness, simple lines and independent practice.<\/p><\/article>

CREATE<\/span>

Street Skills<\/h3>

Ollie stages, manuals, small obstacles and movement combinations.<\/p><\/article>

PROGRESS<\/span>

Park Pathway<\/h3>

Transitions, ramps, route choice and linked park runs.<\/p><\/article><\/div><\/div><\/section>\n

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FIRST SESSION<\/p>

Confidence comes before complexity.<\/h2>

The first session checks stance, stepping, stopping, comfort with speed and awareness of other park users.<\/p>

00 to 15<\/strong>

Meet and fit<\/h3>

Equipment check, park rules and simple movement on flat ground.<\/p><\/div><\/article>

15 to 40<\/strong>

Observe the level<\/h3>

Rolling, turning and stopping tasks chosen for the skater.<\/p><\/div><\/article>

40 to 60<\/strong>

Set the next goal<\/h3>

One useful skill focus and a clear practice task for the next week.<\/p><\/div><\/article><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/section>\n

YOUTH COACHING STANDARD<\/p>

Structure that still leaves room for creativity.<\/h2>
01<\/strong>

Clear boundaries<\/h3>

Meeting points, park zones and coach signals stay consistent.<\/p><\/article>

02<\/strong>

Short cues<\/h3>

One movement point at a time, with time to try and repeat.<\/p><\/article>

03<\/strong>

Choice<\/h3>

Skaters can choose between level-matched tasks that reach the same goal.<\/p><\/article>

04<\/strong>

Review<\/h3>

Parents and skaters hear what improved and what comes next.<\/p><\/article><\/div><\/div><\/section>\n

A WEEK IN THE ACADEMY<\/p>

One focus, repeated in useful ways.<\/h2><\/div>

Sessions use a consistent learning rhythm while the movement changes with each level.<\/p><\/div>

Monday<\/strong> Foundation group, balance and stopping<\/span>Wednesday<\/strong> Street skills, ollie and manual stages<\/span>Friday<\/strong> Youth park progression and linked runs<\/span>Weekend<\/strong> Mixed-level supervised practice and assessment slots<\/span><\/div>View the full schedule<\/a><\/div><\/section>\n
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FAMILY COMMUNICATION<\/p>

Progress notes that parents can understand.<\/h2>

Coaches avoid vague labels. Updates explain the current skill, the main safety cue and what the skater can practise independently.<\/p>