Skateboarding is an Olympic sport.

On December 7, 2020, the International Olympic Committee agreed to list skateboarding as an official event at the 2024 Paris Olympics. At 2:59:44 in the morning on February 4, 2022, the Chinese Roller Skating Association received a press release from the International Roller Skating Federation - "The International Olympic Committee has announced that the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics will witness the development of skateboarding into a mature and permanent sport. Olympic Movement".

Skateboarding is an extreme sport. It is one of the board sports. It is a piece of equipment that athletes use to slide on different terrains, surfaces and specific facilities, and to the melody of music to complete various complex sliding, jumping, rotating, somersaulting and other difficult movements. sports.

Skateboarding evolved from surfing in the late 1950s and early 1960s. In the 1960s, California residents invented the first skateboard. In the 1970s and 1980s, the United States first established a skateboarding association, the National Skateboarding Association (NSA).

Competition Rules

In the final, each of the 10 players will have three rounds of competition opportunities. Each player will receive a first round score after completing the first round. Each player will receive a second round score after completing the second round. Each player will receive a third round score after completing the third round.

The higher of each player's first-round score, second-round score, and third-round score will be designated as that player's final score. Players will be ranked 1-10 on the scoring list based on their final scores.

In skateboarding competitions, judges strike a balance between consistency and creativity. Scoring will be based on the following criteria: integrity of skateboarding flow, difficulty and technicality of skateboarding tricks, execution (error-free landings), variety of tricks, speed, consistency and style, and consistency (free of errors).