SKATEBOARDING FOR EVERYONE.
Right to Skate is a Saskatoon nonprofit dedicated to making skateboarding accessible to youth and marginalized communities across the province. Skateboarding fosters self-confidence, persistence, physical activity, creativity, and shows positive outcomes in improving emotional regulation and alleviating psychological distress. It can also serve as a positive replacement for team sports, where some children struggle socially or physically to fit in.
SKATEBOARDING FOR EVERYONE.
Right to Skate is a Saskatoon nonprofit dedicated to making skateboarding accessible to youth and marginalized communities across the province. Skateboarding fosters self-confidence, persistence, physical activity, creativity, and shows positive outcomes in improving emotional regulation and alleviating psychological distress. It can also serve as a positive replacement for team sports, where some children struggle socially or physically to fit in.
NEWs & EVENTS
WOMEN & QUEER night @ antioch on march 5th
REGISTER FOR WINTER BEGINNER SKATE LESSONS!
Summer skate camps featured in the STARPHOENIX
Skateboard Lessons
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![Young girl skateboarding in a skatepark on a sunny day, jumping in mid-air with a colorful skateboard.]()
Private Lesson
From first push to high performance, book a one-on-one lesson.
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![Three young girls at a skate park, two are holding skateboards and wearing helmets, and one is sitting on a concrete block holding Right To Skate certificates. The girls are smiling, and the scene is outdoors on a sunny day.]()
The First Push Lesson
Learn to push, turn, and stop in a small group lesson.
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![Young woman with short dark hair smiling at the camera, holding a skateboard vertically in front of her, wearing a white T-shirt with the words "Afghan Girls Skate Team Est. 2023" and a map of Afghanistan printed on it, at an outdoor skate park.]()
The Basics Lesson
Learn first tricks and skatepark features in a small group lesson.
