About me

Who's that guy, he seems really nice, oh haha, he's silly too, that's great! It's DJ, he skates at the park pretty often, but only when he has his time off from work and school. An undergrad at Brown, DJ has served a good bit of his undergrad journey zipping through the Providence skylines from Foxpoint, to Federal Hill, to Cranston, he enjoys beautiful scenery and even better skating! Putting the two together fills the day. As he is finishing through an arduous finale of his senior year 7 years since entering college, he has found that his passion never left, and his aspiration to be a great coach, and a captivating athlete is the tale we must anticipate with good patience!

What Will Students Get From a Course With You?

The ability to really hone the self firstly, which allows you to skate. either our session can start fully enthused to practicing, gaining skills or technique, or we can make a gradual and fun session together, talking about interests, favorite food, etc.

What Types Of Tricks And Skating Can You Teach?

can teach and coach ollies, kickflips, heelflips, 180s, (frontside and backside, backside 180 pictured) varial kickflip, building momentum and confidence to stair sets, proper falling (trained judo rolls when younger), patience, (you may not get a trick first or the second session, but practicing is key!)I

What parks/areas are closest for you to give lessons?