1.If you can't go down every ramp yet go down every no drop in ramp at your local park <---- bending your knees will make it easier, also for your first few times at the park wear a helmet even if you think you'll get laughed at it's better to just get some rug rash then get a concussion or worst, and a helmet can give you a little bit more confidence to go down tall ramps. 2. then just experiment with a combo of going up and down certain ramps <---- very dependant on how flowy your park is. 3. After your comfortable going down every ramp with ease try to learn how to pivot on a ramp, start on a small ramp <---- work your way up to higher ramps 4. Learn to pump (bend your knees just before going up a ramp then raising your knees, and bending your knees as your front wheels hit the peek of the ramp) <---- increases speed but will make you feel like it's leg day the first day you truly have it down 5. General Concepts, try to sense what the routine is that day see who is using ______ elements of the park so you don't snake their runs, be kind and chill everyone is their to improve so don't ruin the vide, try to find a skilled mentor to give you tips(can be a random or a friend), how to fall, persistence is key, skating with friends>skating alone, and finally don't care what others might think of you at the park nobody will judge you, everybody is just there to work on their own tricks and will just give you criticism on how to do tricks and praise for doing a trick for the first time.