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After School and Half Term Skateboard Lessons

By AronHuds
May 6, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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AronHuds

Posted May 6, 2015

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Posted May 6, 2015

Peckham Skate Lessons.

Build confidence / Make new friends / Learn new skills.

Hello

I am a skateboarder with 15 plus years experience on the board and 3 years experience as a youth worker. I am interested in the idea of holding skate lessons in Peckham Rye and Telegraph Hill Skateparks. Whether young or old learning to skateboard is a worthy pursuit teaching good life lessons in practice and reward.

All ages welcome.

Beginner lessons - will teach stance and balance and also correct ways to fall

Intermediate ? basic tricks and ramp skills

Advanced ? flip tricks and rail skills

For more information or to book a session contact Aaron

[email protected]

Tel 07904803468

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