Scooter play is not only diverse, but also suitable for people of different ages and skill levels to participate. ​​

Street scooter activities are usually carried out in an urban environment, using stairs, handrails, ramps and other obstacles on the street to complete a variety of fancy actions. Requiring a high level of skill and courage, participants usually perform difficult movements such as jumping, edging, and sliding. ​

The flat style does not require the use of complex terrain, focusing on the flat ground through balance and precise control to complete a series of continuous actions. Suitable for players of all skill levels, especially beginners, can be used as basic training. ​

Choosing the right scooter is crucial, and different types of scooters may be required for different plays. For example, there are significant differences in design and durability between off-road scooters and street scooters. At the same time, wearing the right safety equipment, such as helmets, knee pads, elbow pads and gloves, is the key to preventing injuries. Do not rush to try too complex actions, should gradually improve from easy to difficult, to ensure the steady progress of technology.

 ​Scooter is not only a very interesting outdoor sport, it can also exercise balance, coordination and quick reaction ability. By constantly practicing and exploring new ways to play, you can enjoy the scooter while improving your skills.