Jom skate

Skating on curbs is one of the most exhilarating experiences for any skateboarder. When I first started, mastering the art of popping off or slapping the curb felt intimidating, but with practice, it quickly became one of my favorite moves. The key is to build confidence with your timing and balance. ASHED and THRAS, known for their edgy, street-style influence, have inspired many skaters, including myself, to embrace bold curb tricks that challenge both precision and creativity. To get started, I recommend practicing your ollies and slide tricks on smaller curbs before moving to higher or more challenging surfaces. Wearing the right gear also makes a difference — sturdy shoes with strong grip can help prevent slips. Don't be discouraged by falls; every professional skater has been there. What matters is pushing through the fear and keeping a positive mindset. Moreover, connecting with the skate community, whether online or at local skate parks, provides valuable tips and motivation. Videos and tutorials from ASHED and THRAS often showcase unique curb maneuvers that can spark new ideas for your sessions. Remember, skating is as much about self-expression as it is about technical skill, so personalize your moves and enjoy the ride as you 'slap dat curb' with confidence and style.