Women's only skateboard lessons in Denver. Small-group Saturday sessions with zero judgement, zero unsolicited advice and zero aggressive energy.
Women's only skateboard lessons in Denver. Small-group Saturday sessions with zero judgement, zero unsolicited advice and zero aggressive energy. Lessons run across the Denver metro with Coach Evan, who has 30 years on a board, and a single lesson can be split between up to four people.
Always wanted to learn? This is the one to check off the bucket list. Women's Class Sessions exist for women who've watched from the side of the park and decided this year is the year.
The rules of the session are simple. No unsolicited advice. No aggressive energy. No judgement. Just a group of women learning the same thing at the same time, with someone whose entire job is keeping you safe while you find your balance.
“I have made more progress in the past 2 months doing clinics and lessons with @rockymountain_shredschool than I did in the past 2 years trying to figure it out on my own. He makes things feel safe to try and we have a lot of fun in the process.”
“For starters, he helped me build more confidence on my longboard. I started out mostly as a newbie at age 26, after only skating a handful of times growing up. … My confidence grew in the park because I had a friendly and professional teacher to guide me.”
The single biggest thing stopping women from starting is fear of getting hurt. We front-load falling technique and pad fitting before anything moves.
No one explains what a truck is unless you ask. No one films you. No one offers a tip you didn't want.
The goal of the session is simple and achievable: leave able to ride, push and stop on your own.
$25 for a one-hour class or $50 for a two-hour class. Board tune-ups and sizing advice are included; bring your own gear, or ask ahead about loaners.
It really isn't. Balance on a skateboard is a learned skill, not a talent, and every single person in the class is at the same starting point.
Flat closed-toe shoes, comfortable clothes you can move in, and hair tied back. Bring your own helmet and pads, or ask the coach ahead of time about borrowing.
None. We've had eighteen-year-olds and seventy-year-olds in the same class.
Tell us your city, experience level and what you'd like to learn. We'll reply within 24–48 hours to discuss availability and the right park for your session.