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-All bookings are made via the website unless you want to book a unique location/ event or a corporate group/ birthday session of more than 5 people.
-Availability and costs can be found on the booking pages.
-Please check the Q and A’s below if you have any questions that need answers.
What happens if there is wet weather?
Trick Tech needs at least 24 Hours notice before the start of the lesson to rearrange the lesson due to wet weather, otherwise the lesson will be charged in full due to the booking and costs of the instructor / coach. The lesson can still go ahead in wet weather, make sure to bring suitable clothing.
Can we do a joint lesson with different abilities?
Yes we can do joint and group lessons, with different abilities and ages. The session will help each individual work on the skills they need to progress.
Where do I meet my instructor?
Instructor / coach will meet you at the location you have booked or have agreed with Trick Tech. Instructor will be looking for you and if need be will call you on the supplied number at the time of booking.
Are instructors / coaches qualified?
All our instructors and coaches have been selected due to their professionalism, experience of instructing and coaching as well as their high level of skill and dedication to the sport. All the instructors and coaches have the relevant qualifications, first aid training and DBS checks.
Do I have to wear pads and a helmet?
You have to wear a helmet and the pads are optional. It is strongly advised to wear all pads and Trick Tech recommends that you do.
Do I need to be of a certain standard to do a lesson?
No you do not need any experience on a skateboard.
Is equipment supplied?
Equipment is supplied for private lessons.
Equipment is not supplied for junior skateboard club.
What age do you have to be?
We teach as young as 4 years old and have taught people in their 60’s. Kids aged 6 and younger will need their own helmet and pads.
