New Competition For Young Skateboarders
New Competition For Young Skateboarders
Sweet ollies and kickflips are just some of the tricks that will be on display at the first ever Cheapskates Grom Skateboard Competition at Kilbirnie Recreation Centre on Friday 16 July.
The competition will be open to three age groups including 5-7 years, 8-10 years and an open section for under 12 years.
This is a street and vert competition and will feature a 1.2m high ramp, boxes, quarter pipes, table tops, ramps, pyramids, wedge ramps and launch ramps.
The competition will be judged by three skateboarding experts - Jarrod Woodfield (Cheapskates), Harris Taylor (Element) and Guy Collier (Kilbirnie Recreation Centre).
Steve Gregory, Manager Kilbirnie Recreation Centre, says the competition has been in response to the increasing popularity of skateboarding among young people and offers them a chance to put their skills to the test.
“This is a fantastic opportunity for kids to show off their tricks, win cool prizes and have a skate around Kilbirnie Recreation Centre’s unique indoor skate park.”
Registrations for all competitions open at 12 noon, heats kick off at 1pm and the event ends at 4pm. There is a $10 entry fee (spectators are free).
Helmets are required and will be provided free of charge. Children under 10 years of age will need to be supervised.
For more information on the Cheapskates Grom Skateboard Competition, check out www.feelinggreat.co.nz
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