very nice. in skateboarding all skills are compounding. slappy nosestalls are a building block towards noseslides. you can also shuvit out of them, waterwalk and do all kinds of fun stuff. my tipp for them is to make sure your shoulders are parallel with the board. when I started learning these I instinctively opened my shoulders to face forward when approaching the curb, but that makes it alot harder. stay parallel and transfer all of your weight to the nose at the right time. and for your own sake: try them on a dry, crusty curb first, not on any waxed obstacle or metal ledge, its easy to slip off when you are not fully commited and thus hurting yourself.
very nice.
in skateboarding all skills are compounding. slappy nosestalls are a building block towards noseslides.
you can also shuvit out of them, waterwalk and do all kinds of fun stuff.
my tipp for them is to make sure your shoulders are parallel with the board.
when I started learning these I instinctively opened my shoulders to face forward when approaching the curb, but that makes it alot harder.
stay parallel and transfer all of your weight to the nose at the right time.
and for your own sake: try them on a dry, crusty curb first, not on any waxed obstacle or metal ledge, its easy to slip off when you are not fully commited and thus hurting yourself.
I just learned these the other day. Pretty easy to figure out, but maybe this will motivate some beginners to try it to add to their trick list
AWESOME DUDE. GOOD TUTORIAL.
@@timecapsuleearth Thanks so much!