Running with the skimboard in hand and dropping the board as you land on top of it with one smooth movement.

When a skimboarder launches into the air by using a natural feature or wave without ollieing.

To get away from, jump off, or roll off your skimboard right before a potential wipeout.

An elevated surface created from a natural sand formation.

The breaking motion of a wave; a hollow channel formed inside a perfect wave when it breaks and curls over.

An attractive girl who hangs out and watches people skimboard.

Super full from eating too much food before a skim session.

The most perfect skimboarding conditions you can imagine.

When someone lands a nasty trick and everyone slaps their hands against their skimboards.

Going over an object and landing with the tail along the edge of the object, the skimboard should be pointing in a near vertical position.

A skim area that is full of debris such as: rocks, clam shells or sticks.

A nicely executed trick landed smoothly.

To make a radical change in direction by turning.

Something that is high quality.

Riding your skimboard while laying stiffly on one's back with your arms crossed.

Short for competition.

A Large wave that folds over and is very hard to ride.

Damage done when a layer is chipped from the plywood of your skimboard, or when fiberglass loses its adhesion with the foam core.

A hole, crack, dent, or scratch on the surface of your skimboard.

Really intense multi colored swimming trunks

When you are skimboarding and somebody is watching from a distance.

Meaning high or far. Used to express a skimboarding trick that is performed over a long distance or to a great height.

Skimboarding past a friend standing stationary and slapping his hand to make you rotate into a spin.

Breaking your skimboard in half.

Making your skimboard completely flip over and land back on the base, can be done using various combinations.

Your stance is goofy if you ride with your right foot forward, the opposite of regular.

Using your hand to grab onto your skimboard while performing a trick.

Sliding along the edge or on top of an object with the base of your skimboard.

A young skimboarder.

A form of handstand where your board is held in the air either by your hands or feet.

Grabbing the skimboard in front of you with your rear hand.

The changing of the handrails angle. A handrail that runs down a set of steps then goes horizontal is a two kink rail.

A portable ramp transitioned without any vert made for skimboarders to launch from.

The top edge of a ramp.

An ollie while you grab the back of your skimboard with the leading hand.

To travel along with the rear foot on the tail of your skimboard, then place the front foot on the ground and pop the board into the air.

While traveling along, place the front foot on the nose of your skimboard and pop up into the air using the nose of your board, the opposite of an Ollie.

Sliding along an object using the front end of your skimboard.

A shuv-it mixed with an ollie.

Sliding along an object on the part of your base between your feet.

When you skimboard with your left foot forward, the opposite of goofy.

Landing a trick facing forwards, then quickly sliding around 180 degrees to finish backwards.

The amount of curvature in the skimboard from nose to tail. It's important to have enough rocker to keep you off the sand and above the water but too much rocker will slow you down.

Falling straight onto sand.

Grabbing the skimboard behing you with the rear hand around the back of your rear leg.

Getting a group of friends together and skimboarding.

Riding with a new and innovative style.

The feeling of doing something well.

Landing a trick.

The art of skimboarding the stance that you don't usually ride with. This means if you do tricks riding regular to skate switch stance you would perform the same tricks with a goofy stance.

A magazine dedicated to flatland skimboarding.

To point the skimboard in a different direction than normal.

Falling in shallow water.

Wooden skimboards.