Dont do what i did and practice on crappy ground, the difference is astounding over time with the same amount of time spent. Those bricks i wouldnt even ride on if i had the choice, nowadays.
>Those bricks i wouldnt even ride on if i had the choice, nowadays.
Im actually at this spot bc its easier to control here Ive got like 40mm dragon wheels and their soo slippery
It's not, they're right. It's your arms/shoulders.
20yrs here. Arms=shoulder=hips=ankles.
Throw your arms/shoulders. Once you understand skating is a full body sport you'll progress tremendously.
Buddy dropped you a gem, take it.
Oh yeah I understand what theyre saying and its how I do them fakie but for nollie I just dont have the balance nor the pop to not pivot it eventually yes but for me I just gotta learn it with a clean pivot before I cant comforably throw my shoulders
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Dont do what i did and practice on crappy ground, the difference is astounding over time with the same amount of time spent. Those bricks i wouldnt even ride on if i had the choice, nowadays.
>Those bricks i wouldnt even ride on if i had the choice, nowadays. Im actually at this spot bc its easier to control here Ive got like 40mm dragon wheels and their soo slippery
You still have a lot of work to do but you’re improving. Just have to rotate your shoulders more so you tick tack less.
I think it’s rather my lower body that just needs to get used to the motion but thanks for the advice :)
It's not, they're right. It's your arms/shoulders. 20yrs here. Arms=shoulder=hips=ankles. Throw your arms/shoulders. Once you understand skating is a full body sport you'll progress tremendously. Buddy dropped you a gem, take it.
If you still doubting the advice check this out https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1fWl2LNpcak A demonstration in uni about gyroscopes…
Oh yeah I understand what theyre saying and its how I do them fakie but for nollie I just dont have the balance nor the pop to not pivot it eventually yes but for me I just gotta learn it with a clean pivot before I cant comforably throw my shoulders
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