The history of skateboarding, a true epic, has its roots in the 1950s, in California, in the United States. It was at this time that intrepid skaters began to use rudimentary skateboards to seek the thrill of surfing. The 1960s marked a decisive turning point, with the meteoric rise of the popularity of skateboarding, marked by the emergence of the first competitions and specialized magazines dedicated to this discipline. The 1970s saw skateboarding evolve towards more sophisticated forms, with the appearance of increasingly complex tricks. The 1980s were marked by the undeniable rise of street skating, while the 1990s witnessed the advent of professional skateboarding and the creation of modern skateparks. Today, skateboarding has blossomed into a truly global sport, with a vibrant culture and community that passionately celebrates creativity, individuality and a passion for urban riding. A compelling story that continues to be written with every ride, every trick and every moment spent on the skateboard.