SMALL BACKYARD MINI RAMP HOW TO
How would you recommend transforming your backyard into a skatepark and what kind of creative obstacles would you add to it?Įver dreamt about transforming your backyard into a mini skatepark? We have some useful tips, ideas, and resources on how to make it possible (without ripping out the garden or laying a tonne of cement). All that being said, nothing beats a good backyard mini ramp IMHO. Which ones bring the most joy? Which ones are difficult but are the ones you just have to get better at? Arming yourself with this knowledge and experience will help to develop the proper backyard build for you is the way to go. Get out to as many skateparks as possible and figure out which obstacles appeal to them the most. Watch videos of contests and pay attention to the obstacles that stand out to you. I would tell anyone that is going to build obstacles in the backyard to get their hands dirty. What kind of obstacles would you suggest installing for practicing and refining skateboarding abilities?Īs with many things, there’s no one blanket answer that works best for everyone.
It also affords a young skateboarder the opportunity to learn how to drop in! This helps establish comfort with a skateboarder’s balance at the angle of the transition. The best ramp to build (or buy) for a young kid learning how to skateboard would be a 2.0-2.5-foot-tall quarterpipe. What type of ramps would you recommend for a beginner to install in their backyard to start practicing skateboarding?
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