As with other sports, skateboarding has many health benefits. The health benefits of skateboarding are slightly different than popular youth sports such as football, football or basketball. Additionally, it develops character by stimulating creativity and patience.

Coordination - Skateboarding improves the coordination of your hands, eyes, legs and feet. When skateboarding, you need to vary your movements to skate smoothly and accurately.

Stress relief - Stress affects people, even children, all the time. Skateboarding is a way to relieve stress and frustration. Skateboarding is so absorbing that you can't think about anything else. We focus only on this activity, forgetting about the multitude of problems.

Creativity - For most skaters, skateboarding is more of an art than a sport. It does not have strictly defined rules. The same trick can be performed in many ways, you can use every obstacle and terrain in your own way - that's what it's all about. There are no two identical people in the world, everyone has their own individual style.
Precision - skateboarding requires a lot of practice. You're constantly shifting your weight from one direction to the other, changing your speed, and when you're good enough, perfecting your tricks.
Reflexes - this element is related to coordination. When falling or stopping quickly, you need to have quick reflexes to protect yourself or prevent a collision. You will quickly learn that bumping into a barrier is not the best solution.
Patience - Skateboarding, like other sports, requires a lot of patience. You won't become the next Tony Hawk after your first time on a skateboard. (Tony Hawk tried 900 on the ramp for 9 years) Countless falls, hundreds of attempts of a given trick develop enormous patience. Skateboarding teaches that through consistent attempts, impossible things become achievable.

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And the most important thing that skateboarding gives us. Skateboarding is great fun and the joy of a successful evolution or trick is irreplaceable.