Skateboarding Highlights

WatchMojo heads down to 2010’s AM Getting Paid competition and checks out some of the sickest tricks these skaters have to offer.

Learn how to do some basic skating moves: how to ollie step by step

Watch these short clips of wipe outs and bloopers from the production of extreme sports tricks guides.

Pro skateboarder, Elias Bingham covers a range of street skating tricks, including the ollie, the heel-flip, the crooked grind, and the switch stance tailslide. Whether it's a beginner trick such as the ollie or an advanced maneuver such as the crooked grind, Elias applies the same smooth technique and effortless riding style to have you sticking the tricks and riding away clean in no time. Skate with the same confidence and ease that recently landed Elias on the cover of Thrasher Magazine.

Cambio Style joins Chaz Ortiz at the 2010 Dew Tour in Portland, OR, where one lucky fan will win the opportunity to have a private one on one skateboard session with the skateboard phenomenon. At the end of the session, Chaz will hook up our winner with a JC Penney gift card (Value TBD) to spend on a new wardrobe from his sponsor, Zoo York.

In this video, WatchMojo speaks to professional skateboarder Pierre-Luc Gagnon about the sport of skateboarding, including his specialty, how he deals with injuries, what it's like being on the reality show The X-Life and more.

Learn how to do the Manual skateboarding technique to show them what's up in the skate park.

After you've mastered some skateboarding fundamentals, try moving on to the 50-50 grind.

Learn how to Ollie & Kickflip .

A skateboard consists of three elements: the board or deck, the wheels, and the trucks, which connect the wheels to the deck. Craft your own sweet ride by putting them together.

One of the stars of TransWorld SURF's "High Five" Florida's Eric Geiselman shows off his skate skills at the new TransWorld Skate Park.

Cali Rally Roller Derby 2010 - where surfers race against each other on longboards.

Natural Koncept is straight up one of the most notorious brands to ever dance with skateboarding. Its graphics are wild, teamriders unorthodox, and most of all, its videos have blown minds worldwide and won the diehard fandom of icons like Andrew Rey.

In Part 2, Tod Swank talks about Foundation's growth in the 90s and some of its longest running team riders.

Foundation has always been a company that’s done things its own way. Tod Swank started it back in 1989, a time when a lot of pro skaters were launching companies DIY style.