This is a SLR camera - you'll see the ultimate field of view through the viewfinder whenever you mount a lens. So just mount the three lenses, and see which you prefer.

It's also an interchangeable lens camera - the whole point is you can change lenses to change the view. What's stopping you from using all 3 lenses to photograph the skateboarding session?

It's obviously also a manual focus camera. Don't neglect this important detail! Some people new to such cameras are too used to automation. The camera will not focus on its own! Don't just hope for the best - concentrate on getting accurate focus. (You can also take into account using a smaller aperture to maximise depth of field.)

Try to ensure your photos are exposed correctly depending on the ISO of the film loaded, and the faster shutter speeds you'll need to stop the action/motion. You can also experiment with slower shutter speeds, to emphasise the dynamic motion for creative effect.

Enjoy film photography! Just don't expect every photo to be a "keeper".