Free Skateboard Lessons Broadcasted Live On The Internet

Online, January 11, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Free Skateboard Lessons Broadcasted Live On The Internet

-The First of Its Kind-

GoSkate.com is the biggest skateboard lesson company in the country and now they're providing free skateboard lessons via web broadcast. GoSkate.com's owner, Rob Dunfey, says, "We get calls all the time from people who say that even though our skateboard lesson rates are very reasonable, they still don't fall within their budget, that's why I decided to do live skateboarding lessons over the web for free." GoSkate.com has been in business for 15 years now and they are the biggest skateboard lesson company in the United States. GoSkate has more than 300 instructors in their database and have taught beginners, intermediates and professionals. They have professional skateboarders such as Dave Bachinsky, Andrew Currie, Norman Woods and Ryan Gallant for instructors. After much anticipation their first live skateboard lesson broadcast will be airing in February.

Dan McFarlane, a professional skateboarder in Houston, Texas will be the instructor. Dan is the creator of one of the most successful skateboard instructional DVD's "Skateboarding Explained" and has his own skateboard line, Mentality Skateboards. As part of the GoSkate.com family Dan has been one of the company's top instructors. Dan shares the same vision as owner, Rob Dunfey, in creating a live skateboard lesson broadcast channel. That vision is going to become a reality in February. The free skateboard lesson will be one hour and a half and the viewers will be able to call in and ask Dan questions, for free.

I did some research on free skateboard lessons via internet stream and noticed that no other company offers free skateboard lessons consistently and over a live stream on the internet. Owner Rob Dunfey, says that the lessons will be "about an hour long and a half and they will start with the basics of skateboarding and as the lessons progress throughout the year they will get more complex." I asked Rob how many people can watch a live streaming class at one time and he said, "There's no limit to the amount of viewers, that's what makes this so cool." GoSkate.com is definitely on to something big and if this takes off I'm sure we'll be seeing more companies following in their wake. So set up your laptop in the garage, gear up and go skate!

First live skateboard lesson broadcast info: www.goskate.com/Free-Skateboard-Lesson
Instructor: Dan McFarlane www.danmcfarlane.com

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For more information or to set up an interview with Rob Dunfey call Andrew Macia at (603)686-7168 or email at [email protected].