11) Zach P. From Phoenix (8.0 mi)
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Being that he is vastly experienced then he definitely finds it a lot more easier to teach basic tricks more comfortably than the less experienced instructors. Zach can teach the basics of how to ollie basic flip tricks (pop shuv-it kickflip heelflip BS/FS 180s). |
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12) Victor B. From Phoenix (8.0 mi)
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Victor have given lessons to his younger brother and a few friends on how to land certain tricks, both basic and advanced. He enjoys teaching kids the basics such as Ollies first then getting them ready to learn their Fakie switch and Nollie. Then from there, he would teach them how to ride transition. Victor would like to give pointers also to anyone who has more experience because a lot of kids want to rush into big tricks before they really learn the basics or fundamentals.
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13) Michael W. From Tempe (9.0 mi)
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Michael has given lessons before. He used to work at a skate shop in Washington state and  would give lessons to kids as a side job. He can do an array of tricks like tre flips nollie and fakie tres inward heels nollie inward heels nollie kickflips and heelflips switch heelflips and kickflips. ect. plus grinds and slides With his years of skating experience, Michael understands the physics of skateboarding and all skateboarding maneuvers.
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14) Garrett C. From Meza, AZ (9.0 mi)
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Garrett has taught private lessons for teenage boys and now skates impressively and are killing it. He considers himself a “basics” instructor because he would always seek for a solid fundamentals before going in to the big tricks.He is big on kids learning board control and having a 100% solid ollie before trying switch inward heels. He can get any kid going on transition in a short amount of time. |
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15) Kyle K. From Scottsdale (9.5 mi)
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Kyle has helped kids learn new tricks all the time. He just showed beginners how to hard flip a week or two ago. He had them flipping perfect in about 10 minutes but still needed to get his jump a little higher and back foot on… Still made him happy though. He enjoys passing on any knowledge he has to the kids who same the passion as he does.Hardest tricks I can land: 360′ flip + frontside body varial big heelflip/laser flips. |
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16) Alexander S. From Glendale (10.1 mi)
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Alexander would like to be the guy who would help the local kids stuck on the deck looking nervous (Skater etiquette). He want to teach them that getting comfortable with their board first really helps them get better down the line. A few tricks he can do are drop-ins pumping pushing stance fliptrick fundmentals. flatbars handrails A-frame Kinks Transition balance posture aiming gaps/stairs ledge pop-outsswitch stance Switch push Switch balance Switch/Nollie pop |
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17) Kyle L. From Phoenix (10.5 mi)
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Kyle has taught many skaters mainly focusing on building comfort and creativity on the board. He plans to teach skaters to be consistent and comfortable through positive feedback constructive criticism and repetition. He is extremely patient and have work experience.He can teach Bigspin back disaster foot plants 3shoves fakie full cabs kickflips fakie flips fakie 3shove. Nolie front big. |
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18) Jose M. From Phoenix (12.4 mi)
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Jose, a skater of more than 16 years, have helped younger  kids learn how to skate better whether it be riding or doing flip tricks or grinds or dropping in on the ramps. |
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19) Nathaniel M. From Peoria, AZ (13.1 mi)
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Hi I am Nathaniel. I have been skating for almost 20 years now and have always had a drive for it. I love learning new tricks and showing them to my friends. When I first started to skateboard I needed help from an instructor to learn what I was doing. I always appreciated their effort and care to ensure I knew how to skate properly. I now want to bring my knowledge and abilities into teaching others how to do them. I have helped many people of all ages learn tricks and dropping in throughout the years. I am available in most of Northern Phoenix and may be willing to go to the east valley for lessons. I am very excited to get to work with new students and get them on track to learn on their own and teach others. |
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20) Matthew O. From Glendale (13.3 mi)
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Matt has taught his friends and peers how to skate, also helped some of my friends start off skating. He mostly likes to ride the bowls could help people learn to ride and how to turn in the bowls. He can do an ollie kickflip varial flip 180 rock n roll rock to fakie axel stall 5-0 stall revert to rock boardslide 50-50. He is easy to get along with, can work really well with younger kids have a lot of patience.Ideally, he would like to help skaters who are just starting off skating. |
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