Practice both regular and switch stances (Nollie and Switch) to become a well-rounded fingerboarder. Advocate for the use of finger guards, wrist supports, and other protective gear, especially among beginners. Finger fatigue is a common issue, especially when practicing for extended periods. Here’s how to overcome it: Concentrate on your fingerboarding. Avoid practicing near busy streets, stairs, or other distractions.

Remember that while finger skateboarding is a miniature version of the sport, it still involves risks. Prioritizing safety not only protects you but also contributes to a positive and respectful fingerboarding community. Enjoy your finger skateboarding experience while staying safe and responsible. Apply a small amount of skateboard bearing lubricant to your wheel bearings to keep them spinning smoothly.