Skater

Overview

Who is Skater?

Professional sports Skaters compete in sporting events that serve as entertainment for spectators. Some sports, such as basketball, football, baseball, and soccer, are team-oriented, whilst others, such as tennis and golf, are more focused on individual performance. In addition to competing in sporting events, Skaters must practice their sport and participate in extensive physical conditioning and training in order to stay competitive. Some top professional sports Skaters also endorse products and make public appearances.

Typical day at work

What does Skater do?

Professional skateboarders are paid to compete in competitions, shows, and events. While there are various methods to travel from point A to point B — for example, driving a car, riding a motorcycle, running, walking, biking, skipping, hopping, or even jumping – using a skateboard as your mode of transportation could lead to a profession. You're a professional Athlete who plays with wheels instead of balls as a Professional Skateboarder. Sponsorships, endorsements, and prize money are how you make a living. Professional skateboarders, like NASCAR drivers, are often paid by sponsors to utilise their products, wear clothing with their logo on it, and ride skateboards with their logo on them. Companies may also pay you to endorse, promote, and advertise their items, such as skateboards, apparel, foods and beverages, equipment, and video games.

• Attend scheduled practise or training sessions.
• Exercise or practice under the direction of athletic trainers or professional coaches to develop skills, improve physical condition, or prepare for competitions.
• Maintain optimum physical fitness levels by training regularly, following nutrition plans, or consulting with health professionals.
• Receive instructions from coaches or other sports staff prior to events and discuss performance afterwards.
• Maintain equipment used in the particular sport.

Abilities & aptitude needed

What are the skills, abilities & aptitude needed to become Skater?

Professional sports Skaters need to have a competitive mindset, excellent hand-eye coordination, great motor skills, and a high level of physical fitness. They must also be able to cope with challenging physical and mental circumstances when training and competing, as well as maintain a high degree of attention and discipline.

Courses

Which course I can pursue?