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thanks man👊 already can't wait for this new park to be done

yeh that is pretty confusing, appreciate you explaining though👊

@@skatecreisisk8 I need to go back at night, was thinking the same thing

@@MichaelRelevant such a great park…when I was editing the video I was noticing all the other areas of the park I didn’t get to spend time on, it’s almost too good of a park lol

It definitely is! The street section is perfect for learning. The only thing I wish they would have done is build a smaller beginner bowl...I feel like no skateparks do this regardless of how big the budget is! drives me crazy as someone trying to learn more transition

@@frontsidehealth I don’t mind as long as there’s beginner friendly transition to practice on first. Bowls can take up a lot of real estate vs some mellow transition so it’s understandable But yes, beginner bowls would be nice That’d be a cool concept for a city though. A beginner specific park. Shallow bowl, mellow banks and transitions, manny pads, low rails and ledges, easy euro gap, 2 and 3 stair drops off aforementioned ledges, and slappy curbs And honestly, I don’t think it’d take up too much space if designed efficiently And yes, it’s built for a specific skill level (vs most are to cover more of beginner to intermediate), but even intermediate could use the lower risk obstacles to learn tricks like kickflip to 50-50. And with ankle injuries being a common injury, it’s be a perfect mellow park to skate until you can hit the bigger stuff again And costs can be kept down with the modular stuff. Just need a nice concrete pad Haha, I have AutoCAD experience. I’m half tempted to design this said park

@ do it! Yeh a lot of parks could hold off on the ridiculously oversized bowls that no one skates and put a couple little 1-2 footers somewhere , would be so fun

@@user-ug5kd2iy9f nah…Kamala definitely wouldn’t require ID lol

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@@MichaelRelevant lol

@@user-ug5kd2iy9f with a park this big and expensive, it’s probably a good idea to know who is coming in and out , and probably the reason it’s so clean and maintained…otherwise people with gather, smoke weed, and graffiti. Seen it happen to new parks before

You don't actually have to show ID you can really just make up a fake name😂 and DL number it's in the Middle of downtown BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA ..If there wasn't some sort of Management the park would turn into a SHIT HOLE overnight ..Look how DAVE ARMSTRONG skate park in Louisville Kentucky turned out ...City Walk is a great park

@@parsonicservices3576 exactly👊 appreciate you watching

Need an ID to buy alcohol if you look too young. ID if you look too young to see an R rated movie. Theme parks need ID before admittance. ID to buy a car or house (as well as other personal info like salary). ID when checking into a secure facility. Most private skateparks will require ID as well. However, they’re just checking birthdays, state of residency, or making sure you are who you say you are and they’re not running you through a database. It’s just a visual check For the park, it’s prob to cross check the waver you sign. Would be very easy to sign with a fake name, break your arm and sue and say “I never signed a waiver” and get a payout because the park doesn’t have a waiver with your name on it

@@RedBoard86 🙌🏽🙌🏽

@@bongzong9824 👊

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@@sk8_or_tie-dye908 I know right! I’ve done a lot of skating in Florida and some of the parks that I lived near weren’t covered …I’d need to bring a couple gallons of water and change of clothes , it was crazy…but yes, this park was phenomenal! About 2 hours away from me but totally worth it

@frontsidehealth Oh man, I can TOTALLY relate to that!! And out here it's dry heat, like 0% humidity, so the summers are brutal! Luckily, one of our skate parks installed this shower thing that we use to cool off. Also, some of our other skate parks have those splash park things for the kids right by them so we'll use those to wet our heads to try and cool off. Street skating in the summers is tough though. Gotta look for shaded spots or wait until the evening to skate and have night sessions. Battling the sun in the summertime is rough but we still make it happen!! It's perfect skate weather right now though! Haha

@@sk8_or_tie-dye908 oh yeh, always nice when there's a splash park near by. When I moved up to Tennessee, I realized I could learn a lot more tricks during this time of the year because I wasn't sweating through my clothes/shoes and into my board within 20 minutes ...gotta love skate weather!

@frontsidehealth th-cam.com/video/6MM8NIWlW9M/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wM24evhtO-ve3juQ Check out this video when you have a chance! My homie made this video a while back of some local dudes at the skate plaza we have out here. It's my favorite park!! My clips are from 2:20-2:51. I'm the oldest one in the video by about 7 years! LOL

Same here in the desert. It’d still be hot as, but at least it’s the shade

@@peter3155 thanks for watching 👊 appreciate ya

this is the Chattanooga skate park

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appreciate that!👊

Appreciate that!

She’s the best 👊

Truly lucky. Ur clean too man!!! That nollie big spin was buttttttttery 50 round the ledge. ...Ollie off the box. So dialed! L Stay blessed 🙏🏾

@@harpandblooz7733 wow, appreciate all of the kind words, stay blessed as well!

City walk skatepark in Birmingham…it’s such an amazing park …gonna make a long form video soon showing more of it

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@@theoutside93 hell yeh!! That’s awesome you decided to take it to the next level👊 skateIQ (TH-cam and IG channels) has some awesome beginner transition content if you haven’t checked him out yet

Hell yeh, glad you’re doing that👊

appreciate that👊

Hell yeh, keep setting the example! 👊

@frontsidehealth Thanks man, you too! I'll be skating and trying to get clips as long as my body allows me to! Haha

@@mrgreenhs appreciate you watching and the input, you’re correct too, I also noticed the wheelbite. I do usually skate pretty loose as it has it’s advantages elsewhere but obviously not when you land hard on one side coming in fakie lol

@@ashlittle4545 thanks! Appreciate that👊

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hell yeh, appreciate you watching!

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@@RedBoard86 yeh I know that feeling. I have it with a few tricks that I want on bigger ramps. Just keep dialing in what you know and it’ll come 👍

Jumping is all about power. Box jumps are a great way to help generate more power (what I personally do). There is also a method called "contrast training" where you pair an exercise like squats with a power exercise like box jumps. You should check out "skate athletics" channel, he's got excellent content on this. Like this one: th-cam.com/video/QTJ7Jsz1dtU/w-d-xo.html

Appreciate you watching👊

Thanks man! Look forward to our next sesh👊

Thanks man, this is great feedback. I try to make content that I'd want to watch and when I click on a skate video and it's some dude blabbering for 10 minutes I tune out so quick lol appreciate you watching

@@JamesEdmondson that’s what it’s all about! Thanks for taking the time to let me know, appreciate you watching man👊

Thanks man, love the name btw "jakethesk8" 👊

@@AndrePiza-m1n heck yeh man, this is awesome to hear! I’m psyched that you’re finding motivation from my videos, and I hope you stick with it! My suggestion would be two things mainly: if you don’t currently keep an eye on what you’re eating and have some kind of weekly workout schedule (off the board) I would work on that as it’ll help greatly your ability to skate for a long time. And also, have fun! Don’t feel the need to learn tricks because you feel you should, rather just learn the ones that YOU want to do👍😎

@@songotenson appreciate that👊

fosho👊

@@ChrisLind-ve7ur 👊

@@mikehemens9359 I appreciate this! Hell yeh, keep riding👊

Thanks, appreciate you watching. For sure, the commitment aspect is much different. I have to set up these little progressions if something scares me, but I do notice that I can send it if I'm skating consistently (2-3x/week) but I'm usually only hitting 1-2 sessions

@@frontsidehealth I practiced roll ins this morning at the park. Baby steps though. The transition had an attached bank, so did that first, then eased into the transition, then was able to roll in at a decent speed. I was able to do similar for roll outs. Use the bank first, then was able to use the actual transition. Was a really productive session. I filmed it for a video, but may not get it posted for a few weeks (trying to get a backlog to make up for barely skating due to a rolled ankle- which is finally at a point where I can do slide tricks again)

@@RedBoard86 hell yeh nice job being smart about it and having a good sesh. Hope the ankle gets healed up soon👊

@@ZigZagPaddyWhack appreciate ya👊

@@midskateboarder 👊

I think you're spot on. I was just thinking about this today when battling a trick...each time I would relax and intentionally bend my knees, I would be closer and it would feel better...but it's something I always forget to reincorporate...I appreciate the reminder!

Hope you're able to get back out there soon then! Make sure to take your time gettin back into it

I asked AI what Rambo sly was most jacked in...they say Rambo 2, I think I need to rewatch to get a solid opinion on the matter

I'm specifically like sly in rambo2 & rocky3 tall slim appallo creed..... 6'4 scottie pippens mini me.....pippen from the 2000s not the 90s

hell yeh, I hear you on setting challenges, definitely helps. and you rip man!

@@frontsidehealth thanks man appreciate that

@@MattNesemann 👊