What is a skateboard?
Q: What is a skateboard?
A: A skateboard is a board (called a "deck") with four wheels attached to it. It is used for the sport of skateboarding.
Q: When did skateboards first become popular?
A: Skateboards first became popular in the 1960s when they were made in production.
Q: Why did some skate parks close down?
A: Some skate parks closed down because people started to fall off their boards and it was considered dangerous.
Q: How did the sport of skateboarding survive?
A: A small group of dedicated skaters continued to practice the sport in the streets and around cities, which kept it alive until it began to grow into what we know now after about 20 years.
Q: Who usually practices this sport?
A: Skateboarding is usually practiced by younger riders, although anyone can do it.
Q: Are there different types of skateboards?
A: Yes, there are many different types of skateboards such as stunt boards, penny boards, longboards, short boards and more.
Q: Where do people usually go to practice this sport?
A: People usually go to public parks or streets to practice this sport.
