Learning tricks are never easy but Hans fell in love with the process and witnessed progress with his hard work. This motivation has stayed with him throughout his skateboarding years.

Hans started teaching in 2018 and found his true calling as an instructor to help more people experience skateboarding. Hans understands that skateboarding can be challenging thus he’s always finding ways to motivate students to never give up.

Hazmi has been skating since 2012. He enjoys skateboarding because it’s a one-man sport that gives him the freedom to enjoy it his way — be it cruising around on his board or serving up neat tricks.

He loves coaching as it allows him to pass the baton to new generations of skateboarders by introducing them to the exhilarating world of skateboarding.

Nicholas is an artist and skateboarder who believes in creativity and expression. He started skateboarding at 13, and through the sport, he has discovered personal sensibilities within himself and picked up qualities like perseverance and determination.

He believes coaching is a great way to share his experiences both technical and personal in a conducive setting. He enjoys showing others the different facets of the sport in a safe and fun way.

Brandon’s first skateboard was a gift from his father back in 2013 and he has been rolling ever since. Skateboarding is his passion and it has taught him the value of perseverance while having fun as well.

He is a patient instructor who enjoys helping others to hone their skills. He believes that skateboarding is a great way to connect everyone from different cultures, and it can impact people’s lives and give them a chance to experience new things.

Baiti has been skating since 2002. Her love for skateboarding shines through and has given her numerous opportunities to share her passion for the sport in various ways—she was featured in a children’s broadcast show, hosted a college skateboarding competition, and even participated at a Vans’ event as a crew member.  

She is an all-rounded skateboarder who also enjoys other boardsports. She finds coaching the most rewarding of all and believes that skateboarding can help build character and a great opportunity to find lifelong friends

Arie picked up skateboarding in 2015 and found it a great way to express herself. Skateboarding allowed her to expand her circle and make life-long friends along the way. It also encouraged her to step out of her comfort zone to face her fears.

She enjoys being a skateboarding coach because she finds it fulfilling to see students feeling happy when they progress and learn new tricks. She also finds it rewarding when they step out of their comfort zone and begin to enjoy skateboarding.

*Currently undergoing SG-Coach Programme certification