Skater Surfers

Flowboarding, which originated in the United States in the late 20th century, was invented by Tom Murray of the United States. In 1991, the first artificial wave making device came out in the United States. This movement on the artificial surfing simulator is named flowboarding

At first, skateboarding was only used as an auxiliary training of surfing and a simple experience for fans. In the early 1990s, many experts in board sports integrated the skill elements of other board sports and redefined the playing method of skateboarding surfing, which gradually developed into a cutting-edge sport with diverse playing methods and superb skills. Skateboarders and surfers have different backgrounds, including surfers, skateboarders and skiers. They have made great contributions to the sport of skateboarding and surfing. Representative figures: Terje hackerson (skiing champion), Kelly Slater (the greatest surfer in the history of the world), tonyhock (skateboarding legend) and Brian (shoal surfing Master) they integrate other board movements into skateboarding surfing, improve this sport with their own unique board skills, and make skateboarding surfing cover different styles and diverse changes.

The skateboarding and surfing competition has been held internationally for ten years, involving the attention of millions of people in Asia, Europe, the United States and other countries and regions. Each year, the annual champion is selected through various national and regional competitions. The skateboarding and surfing masters' League and the world skateboarding and surfing competition have been successfully held for ten times abroad, and have become an important global event, attracting people who love skateboarding and surfing all over the world. The Asian event alone covers China, Saipan, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia and other countries.