At the Paris Olympics, 51-year-old Andy Macdonald made his Olympic debut, expressing that he 'won the gold medal for having the most fun' despite finishing 18th in the men's park prelims. His performance included a celebrated backflip, which he emphasized was more about enjoyment than scoring. Competing alongside much younger athletes, Macdonald reflected on the inclusive nature of skateboarding, reaffirming its status as 'the fountain of youth.' Meanwhile, the event has sparked discussions about the age disparity in skateboarding, particularly among female competitors, who are significantly younger than their male counterparts. Notably, 14-year-old Arisa Trew became Australia’s youngest gold medallist in women’s park skateboarding. As skateboarding continues to gain prominence in the Olympics, it raises questions about maturity and age limits in the sport.