skateboarding

Cosmo the dog discovers a special talent when he accidentally takes a nap on a skateboard.

Presents a collection of step-by-step photographs illustrating to how perform thirty-three of the most common skateboarding tricks.

A graphic novel account of the revival of skateboarding in the late 1960s, focusing on the team of skateboarders assembled by Skip Engblom, co-owner of Zephyr Productions Surf Shop in Santa Monica, California, and the development of the so-called "Dogtown" style.

Presents interviews with ten professional skateboarders in which they discuss the mental and emotional side of the sport, features sequential photographs of twenty-five intermediate and advanced tricks, and includes brief touring guides of Oregon and Colorado, and advice on how to build a skatepark.

Contains photographic sequences with narrative text that describe thirty-four skateboarding tricks, including old school, spine, and new school stunts, and includes an interview with skateboarder and coach Steve Badillo.

An introduction to skateboarding's history, equipment, techniques, tricks, styles, and stars.

Jake and Peter must find out who is sabotaging their jobs as skateboarding stuntboys on a movie set.

Describes great skateboarders in the history of the sport.

A group of high school kids step up when Tony Hawk's skateboard shatters and the students set out on an adventure around the world to collect the missing pieces and put them back together.

This book introduces skateboarding and includes information on equipment, gear, techniques, and competitions.