Olympic skateboarding is a competitive sport that made its debut at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. It features two main disciplines: street and park. In street events, athletes perform tricks on urban-style obstacles like rails and stairs, while park events take place in bowl-shaped courses designed for aerial maneuvers. Skateboarding in the Olympics showcases the skills of athletes from around the world, emphasizing creativity and technical ability. Competitors are judged based on their performance, including the difficulty of tricks and overall style. This inclusion in the Olympics has helped elevate skateboarding's status as a mainstream sport.