SURF SKATE SCIENCE EDUCATION PROGRAM

With some many kids quickly transitioning to home education this coming week, we want to give you some great resources for learning. Surf Skate Science was b...

This week we will be learning about Sea Turtles. It has been a crazy week around the globe but we can all learn a little something from these little local ne...

Why is pi important to science? Well we know most surfers and skaters love a good pizza pi, but did you know that if you divide the circumference of a wheel ...

Surf Skate Science values collaboration. Working with others creates an opportunity to learn, to brainsotrm and both one another to think outside of your nor...

What is Volume? The volume of your board is a measurement of the total amount of space that your board occupies. If your board were a perfect cube, then a si...

Tips for Architectural Model Making for Skatepark Design

In 2014 Glifberg+Lykke teamed up with Danish studios CEBRA and created an igloo-shaped street sports centre and a skate park on the harbour front of Hadersle...

This year we are really bringing every part of S.T.E.A.M. into our classes. Our first semester of Skate Science (Physics) will combine engineering, archite...

At Surf Skate Science, we want our students to learn to love board sports as much as we do. Never tried to surf? Our local surf shop, Island Water Sports, of...

Although other materials have been tested, researched, and developed to create skateboards, the general consensus of skateboarders is that seven laminated pl...

Meet Jim Barnum, who gets to combine his passion for skateboarding with skills in science and math in his career as a skatepark designer.

When you are out in the ocean sitting on your board, you may not think about the Physics involved in catching a wave. Enjoying Physics When your are on the w...