How To Toeside Slide - Quick Tutorial! | Longboarding 1080p
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Deck- Landyachtz Switch 35"
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Wheels- Landyachtz Boss Hawgs 78a (Medium Rare)
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There are not many short and simple videos explaining how to slide effectively on your longboard. The ones that are usually have bad quality and shaky video... So here is a solution to get you out there sliding like a champ!
This video took a good bit of editing, and i hope it payed off. Please let me know if I can make any improvements, or special additions.
Be safe and have fun!
Thanks for the love,
MASTERoQUADEMAN
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7 years later and still one of the best tutorials on yt
I agree top 3 of all time.
By far one the most comprehensive tutorials i have ever seen, eliminating every single one of my potential questions and/or concerns as everything was being taught. I also enjoy that you kept a few of your mistakes in there and turn them into teaching moments.
Absolutely Stellar job, brother!
Amazing video! soooo helpful too, the board with foot and the hand placements, and especially where you showed the problems and the solutions! That was a HUGE help AND I have yet seen it in another video.
I tried to be as detailed as possible to help folks NOT hurt themselves like I have in the past lol. Thanks so much for the credit, it really makes me feel good that my content is helping others learn. Lemme know when you start hittin them steezy slides!
@@MASTERoQUADEMAN it is still helping us out. I have developed an annoying tendency to 180° out ( spin) after having gotten it down at last seasons end . Your righteous foot placement annotations helped me recognize I was placing my rear foot far too outward , even while my chest/face were remaining downhill facing.
thanks a bunch.
One of the best tutorials I have seen, thanks alot
UK Electric Skateboard Commuter thanks for the love! It’s awesome to see the community come together to learn new tricks. I love being able to help! How are your slides coming along??
I probably watch every speed check tutorial on TH-cam but I have to say one probably the best on explaining it.
Best tutorial just because of the problem and solution part
Mon Day thanks holmez! Just trying to make it easy for anyone to understand. That’s how I learn. Simplified
Absolutly THE BEST tutorial for slide with longboard. Thanks from Italy
great video, new to longboarding and managed to start sliding in three 20 minute sessions... i probably spent more time watching this video first than actually attempting slides since i was sure sliding might end me
Best tutorial on TH-cam!
i think i have watched every slide video on youtube... this is by far the highest value instruction per minute!
thanks for the help after watching this video i a 39 yo guy havent been on a board since i was 21 was sliding in 20 min. did it before my 17yo and 20 yo sons :-)
mayberryj31 dude that’s awesome, shred on your boys and make them jealous! I’ve been teaching my little bro and it is very rewarding being able to learn with your family. I’m super glad I could help you guys! Thanks for telling me that, it makes my day hah. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much. Epic first video in months of immersing myself in YT vids that finally makes sense. New to downhill skateboarding-never learned how to stop other than wipeouts backward and run off. 🤣 Definitely practicing today.
Hey any time! Learning is a lot easier with a decent explanation. Good luck out there learning. I got tired of crashing to a stop lol, this is a much better option my guy.
I've found that the weight on the front foot and looking in the direction you slide are the most important things on sliding, it makes such a huge difference. Very comprehensive and good tutorial!
Thanks for the love!!! sorry im so late, TH-cam hasnt been sending me comment notifications! But yeah, that weight distribution is key for buttery consistent slides. Ill have more tutorials on the way once i move out of miami lol.
Yeah don't lean on the back I learned this the hard qay
fantastic job with the placement illustrations!
Thank you! I was going to commentate on it, but I figured the illustrations would have been easier to follow:) I hope it helps you get sideways c:
the annotations are useful & well conceived. The info is accurate and very useful. It is applicable to topmount directional setups just as well as the topmount drop deck ( or thru mount drops) .
I had never thought of tossing some sandy dirt, then sweeping it into a light layer onto the path I am to practice upon . That is pretty good tip.
I skate solo & taught myself the toeside & heelside coleman's as well as squat no hands ; practicing standups but it's mandatory to keep practicing the squats and handdown slides during learning new stuff. This video's ⭐ advise is the foot placement & graphics for that.
well done & appreciated, OP
🛹🤙🏻🧑🏼🎤
Great video been searching for a good one for a while urs seems to be the best. Love the edits lol
Miles Daniels thanks a lot! I hope this gets you on your way to sliding. It’s a ton of fun!
Hi. So far the most comprehensive tutorial on sliding from my point of view. Well done and thanks!
Viktor Cibulka thanks so much!!! A lot of tutorials say things that make sense.... if you already know how to slide. This was made to have a beginning to end understanding:). Thanks for the respect homie! Hope it helped you!
Thank you! This is a great video ma dude! Actually shows how to do a slide and fix problems people might face. And gets to the point unlike most videos.
Great vid. The illustrations, dos, and dont's you showed were great. One of my favorite vids. Will have to try tomorrow morning.
LuckyNumbah 13 thank you! I wanted to be as helpful as I could. Did you get the chance to get outside and kill it?
@@MASTERoQUADEMAN After that vid, I was able to slide within the same week. Before that, my board would not even budge when I tried. The thing I do have a hard time with though, is staying on the board after sliding. I am getting there though :) Thank you
Thank you, this is incredibly clear. The diagrams are a big help.
perfect tutorial video.....best I seen so far thanks for putting your time in to this video...appreciate a lot.
Kevin Fenly yo Kev! I appreciate the feedback man. I've got some plans to go through some other variations so that way we can get some folks shredding for summer! Thanks again man, I'm glad to help 😎
Because of you I now know how to skid I’m giving you a sub cause off that thanks alot❤️❤️❤️❤️😇😇👍
Udi Edreyi my guy that’s awesome news!! It’s so much fun doing skids. You’ll definitely turn some heads! I’m really glad I could help you out good buddy!
this was a really detailed tutorial bro. This gave me those little last tips that I need to do the toeside perfectly.
Man I like your tutorials. Thanks for the good work.
Production B&S sorry I’m so late, my TH-cam feed has been spammed by uploaders haha. I haven’t been able to read comments! But thanks a ton! I’ll have more this summer for you, I hope they help!
Best slide tutorial! Thank you
More tutorials should be done like this not just telling you and not showing well and not showing what not to do, if all tutorials were like this they would be way easier to follow
The best tutorial ever! Thank you 🤙
That's really useful, I particularly like the "practice getting into position " exercise. Something to do when it's raining. Cheers 👍
Martin Pope thanks for the positivity, hopefully you had the chance to try it all out. Hope you have a good day!
for show nicest longoarding tute I've watched. Fantastic editing
gattabat thank you so much! I wanted to make it as explanatory as I could since I need it to learn myself. Hopefully this helped!
Lots of good pointers, can't wait to get back at it and do it right! Glad you guys are back in buisness!!!
Bro amazing video this helps alot with beginner sliders like myself good tips and good ways shown by what causes the problems and how they can solved👌👌, LOVE DA MEMES🔥🔥😂😂
Braydon Sykes Hahahaha I got a lot of salt from them memes but it was worth it to squeeze them in. I’m late as fric with this reply though. Hopefully by now you’re kickin it since it’s almost been a year! Best of luck to you my fellow Brandon. (It’s a good name)
Edit* totally misread your name but Braydon is actually pretty badass and not as common as Brandon. Big oof on my behalf
Love the style of your vids. Keep it up man
Thanks Jordon! Ill have more on the way once it gets a little warmer! Hopefully this will help you shred. Thanks a ton for the like and positive vibes... it so rewarding man!
Very well explained, thanks!
Makes sense thanks. good broken down like that, doesn't hurt as much learning.
Ethannder Yakabuski awesome! Good to hear. I know that when I’m learning anything new it’s good to have details.
Very helpful, and super hilarious edits ! 👍
Brilliant tutorial. Thanks dude.
Kevin O'Mahoney I am extremely late, but you made my day Mr. O’Mahoney. Just what I needed. Hopefully it helps!
That was fun to watch!
Jerry Woods thanks so much Jerry, I'll have more once I get an apartment again lol.
Just starting to do some slides and I had trouble with the toe side ones, but I think I'll have it after watching this! Thanks!
Thanks for the news broski! If you have any questions or need any sort of help, ive got you. Biggest part to get over is the fear of hurting yourself lol. But ive hurt meself far more times by pushing than sliding lolol. Toe slide is sketchy at first but youll be doing good once you get the true feeling down! Sorrry im replying (2 months late) TH-cam hasnt been notifying me of comments for a bit. Not sure why. Shred on brozilla, Let me know if i can help in any way!
Great tutorial dude.
Wicked creative stuff mate 🤙🤙🤙
Great video and toeside slides! The Hillary Clinton kick was epic.
Hahah thanks so much! It took a lot of work, but I had fun making it. Hope the video helped you learn some dope slides :)
Informative tutorial and those visual aids are rad. The board looks great as well, I've been looking for a beginner board to buy that I'll be using for downhill, Switch 35" looks interesting.
Land Yachtz... best boards ON EARTH
Thanks for the help man!
This vid deserves more likes!!!
Chris Amberger thanks man! It took a while to make, I'm just happy it's circulating through TH-cam and helping folks out! I checked out your channel, and you got some prime vids haha. Sometimes salsa music is necessary I spose lol
I loved your video, thank you
Awesome tutorial.
This was a great video im still a noobie slider but this made me realize there is a lot to think about when it comes to the slide. From the footing to body and arm placement and everything in between lol. What kind of kneepads are you wearing they seem sick.
Hey man, this video is great. Congrats on being awesome. Video was by far the best method of explanation I've seen so far. The only thing is that it doesn't look like you have full control over the board. Meaning sliding and more importantly, hooking up on your whim. I'm still trying to figure that out.
Mohammad Hasan thanks for the support!! And the thing about this video is that I'm learning the slide as the video progresses.
I didn't know how to toe slide before I made this, which is why I'm a little sloppy on most of these slides.
With repetition you allow yourself to loosen up, and flow better. I notice that some of these slides look sort of choppy, like I'm bouncing or something, but it has to do with my experience at the time.
Best control still comes in at foot placement and hand placement. The weight distribution in general. Too much weight on your hand and you get that sort of "choppy" feeling, not enough and you won't go sideways right away.
Hopefully that helps explain a bit. But just keep pushing at your slides. You should feel more and more comfortable as you go!
Let me know if you need any more explanation, I'd love to help!
excelente...the best explicación
Thanks boss, hope it helps :)
Very informative. 🎉🎉🎉
AWESOME VID
Gustavo Magalhães thanks! Sorry I’m late ha. I’ll have more up this summer for ya!
I have the new version of this board have it set up for cruising rn but really want to get into the dh stuff cuz of where I live has many hills and corners and this seems really fun
Great! Bravissimo! 👍👏👏👏
Can you make tutorials on the other slides? (Coleman, stand ups, checks and stuff) I know you haven't made videos of this stuff in a while but the quality of this video is amazing
great job on the tutorial bro. keep it up. BLOCK Boyz for life. #Block_risers
preciate it brotha! It took a lot of time, but its paying off! Hope all is well, and BLOCK Boyz fuh life!
am i the only one that has more fun with hard carves than slides
ha, Scott, I wouldn't mind hard carves, but each time I go for them, I roast myself. I ran into some bros carving like champs down a trail and it was awesome.... they didn't die a all lol
Mad helpful
Thanks chief, hopefully this helps you get them down a bit better. Summers a comin
I watching you from France good tuto
Thomas Blanquer I haven’t been to France since I was a boy, I miss it! Thanks and wish I was there!
Thanks man this tutorial was just perfect, I got the slide in one day 👍🏼, the rubbing practice really helped.
This is a perfect tutorial 🛹🔥
Very helpful!! Can you tell me if I can learn to slide on my no-flex pintail longboard? Wondering if I’m gonna be thrown off
How could you dislike this?
Ollie Hooper communists are everywhere I tell ya good buddy.
What would you say is the easiest to learn first? Coleman slide or stand up slides? I tried learning stand up slides like two years ago and I highsided once and broke my arm, dislocated my elbow, tore a ligament and havent had the courage since. I've been longboarding for years and learning to slide is honestly my dream and I wanna get back into it.
Really really great guide btw. Especially where you show how to fix many of the issues.
Thanks bro
Im using a surfskate.do u think its possible if i practice this with surfskate? Because the front trucks are rotatable(loose). Great tutorial man!
I feel like it helps a bit more to have your back foot slightly off the board (especially for topmounts) so you can get a little more leverage and less chance of your foot slipping before/during the slide. That way you're more-so kicking it out rather than carving hard to lose traction. But everybody has their own style, keep it up man.
Ryan Colquitt yo! My bros last name is Colquitt! But anyways.... as a learning curve, I don't think it's good to start off with your foot half on. There's less stability like that.
As I've been sliding though, it is a lot better with your foot half on like you're saying. You get a real good kick. But as a learning aspect, I feel like learning with your foot in center keeps you from slipping. Thanks for your input, it really helps me getting advice from other folks!
thx dude
Ziyen Tan any time chief, hope it helped ya
Is this used to stop at really high speeds? I’m looking for a safe way to bomb hills at around 40 MPH and stop in case anything happens but I am having a lot of trouble learning the Coleman. Does this work when going really fast? Thanks
Where did you get your gloves?
Great Tutorial!!! Are you regular or goofy? I'm regular and put my left foot forward when I ride a longboard. Should I put my right foot forward when I practice sliding? Or keep my left foot forward and do everything in the opposite way of what this video shows? Many thanks!
Hey Tony! Sorry I'm so late, TH-cam hasnt been notifying me of comments and stuff! But I ride goofy, It is whats easiest for me. Sine you ride regular, just mirror these positions with your left foot forward instead! It will have the same effect, only you will be facing the other way, using your other hand, etc. Good luck brother and sorry again for being so late!
Will it work on a drop down deck?
Is good dropdown deck for slide?
very nice tutorial but. not everyone has LY switchblade, is it useful for every kind(downhill/freeride) of decks?
Marek Veselý hey boss, the deck was just the one I was on. This is universal to any board you are on. Foot placement, hand placement, it's all the same. So no worries dood :)
Please do a video for heelsides please and thank you 😁
Amanda Pasko here you go!!
th-cam.com/video/qPQPYdzpxpk/w-d-xo.html
It’s not as detailed, so I’ll redo it like this format but I hope this helps until I can get back to my board:).
Good luck!!!
I don't get what you tried to explain on the foot placement solution?
My attempts look like a slide "S" Movement in the video. How can I make it like the real slide?
Can you please do a tutorial on a top mount kick tail longboard skateboard... Arbor Bug style skateboard... I'm not saying do it with the same exact board, but similar shape board.
Jon Joe sorry that took a while to reply! I've been out of service for a bit. But yeah I'll do that for you! I have a landyatchz dinghy board. It's top mount and has a kick... but it's a shorty. So it won't be 100% in your size... but it does match your style.
Best tip would be to make a foot stop out of an old bushing. Gives you good grip in the front! Just google how. It's simple:). And as far as the back goes, really grip your foot into the tail. Those kick tails are awesome for free ride. They give you lots of grip. But yeah! I'll try and make my next video with that deck! So it can help you :). Best of luck!
More spread for more distance.
Sawyer Howell agreed! This was a culdasac (not sure how to spell that) so I had to cut them sharp air else curb lol. Looking back at this video now there’s a lot of little things you learn as time goes on. This is an awesome tip I wish I added
Is that a switch 35? Those things have way too small of a standing platform
Do you mind share the location you were shooting....?
can we get some more , holy shit
How can I find roads with barely any car and super wide like that in Vancouver 😩.. nice vid tho man. Just wondering why it is good to learn with grabbing first then doing the 180?? I keep on not kicking my board out and have it run into the curb but have never actually tried grabbing rail, is it actually safer or easier to kick out the board??
Neuvation hey moine! I’ve been to Vancouver for work, it’s an awesome place! I just find abandoned neighborhoods and rip them up. There are so many in Georgia where this was filmed. Grabbing helps me with stability a lot more. Then taking your hand off allows you to control your movement more. If you grab the board it helps you with stability... so you’ll slide, but you won’t be able to steer as well. Do this enough times to get comfortable then start putting your hand up more. The area you point your shoulder will be the area you go to. Hopefully this makes sense lol. It’s much easier to push out the board out when you’re holding it. That’s how I progressed:)
Ok thank for the insight man, those damn curbs piss me off cuz I chipped my new landyachtz deck during a coleman (no grab)... I've finally pulled off the coleman and am starting pre-drifts ( glove down heelside) but need to get this toe-side slide down to start actually freeriding the hills in my area. Will try to incorporate that grab and hopefully don't break my collar bone or high-side like a lot of other beginners at this slide are experiencing. And yes it makes sense thanks man!
TO THE EXTREME
Had a bad 2nd degree sprain tore a couple ligaments and tendons learning toeside, nextime....
I mean dang I hope you heal well but that’s one way to learn
@@MASTERoQUADEMAN yeah man I had a camera set up and saw exactly where and why I fucked up... too much weight on my back foot
what up douh
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the dank memes😂😂👌
dank memes send me dank dreams :D
MASTERoQUADEMAN Yo! thank you for hearting this comment! I couldn't find this video and now I can!!!
hahaah TH-cam's algorithms make it hard to find these smaller vids eh?? And any time! You can add it to a playlist, or you can add it to "watch later" that way you can keep it handy while you work on your slides! Thanks for the support, and I hope this helps!
MASTERoQUADEMAN oh I already know man👌😅
You prolly know way more than me haha. Ill have more vids as summer is coming closer, stay tuned if you can!
Aren't you suppose to kick the back side with ur back foot to make it slide
Hi 👋🏻
Good tutorial but he didnt roll away from a single slide
Mitch Demmler homie way to like your own comment lol. It was a culdesac. And I was teaching myself to slide. Which I did. Doesn’t matter if I roll away or not. But thanks for the criticism.
Hey, I know it's been two years since you uploaded this, but maybe I'll still get an answer :)
Can you do this with any wheels and any longboard? Cause I've got a pintail longboard and I'm not sure if that makes it harder to learn. I've been having a hard time trying to learn this and I feel like every little piece of buttcheek hast already been ripped open by the assphalt. (Haha, got it? ASS-phalt. Funny.)
Claire Grube Dang, two years already?! Time flies for sure! But yeah lemme help you out!
And yeah you can use any wheels for this really BUT... if you have a sharp edged softer wheel it makes it to where you’d need to go much faster to break it loose. Those sharp edges [_] make it hard to break, and then the softer material makes it grip much better.
So having a rounded edge wheel (_) makes the initiation and continuation of the slide MUCH easier to break and control.
Lol yeah I’ve been getting butt burns every time I learn a trick, but it’s part of the process. Some people are naturals I guess but hey, hats off to them!
As far as your board goes, pin tails are more for cruising and carving. Not as much for sliding. However I’m a firm believer that you can make things happen with (almost) any board. You just need to make sure you have enough grip.
If your pintail is long, then that might be hurting your game too. Shorter boards with concave and lifts will really help you control the directions of your travel:). (Mines a 35” board with big drops so it helps a ton!)
Sorry this is a long message back but I really wanted to help you out! So hopefully this does:). Good luck and thanks for reaching out! Lemme know if you need anything c:
it's not looking at videos that you ll learn how to slide !!
You really just have to get out and try. That’s the best way!
MASTERoQUADEMAN well said😎
that is not how you topside
raise your bottom when kicking out
meme
r/dankmemes will forever be my love
This entire video he is doing Heel side not toe side - Check out this th-cam.com/video/kYEbmrGCCfA/w-d-xo.html
jacob van halteren sweet vid! These are toe slides though. Maybe I should have gotten more angles. Didn’t expect this video to catch much wind haha.
MASTERoQUADEMAN toe side is when you slide with your toes forward, and heelside is sliding with your heels forward
jacob van halteren hey holmes, sorry I’ve been working. Well I don’t want to sound douchy, but it’s a towside slide because you put the down force on the toe side of your board. It may look strange because I’m goofy, also I was learning how as I made this video, so they aren’t prime lol. But here’s a link to the video that helped me learn. th-cam.com/video/YnG3uEfYxWg/w-d-xo.html
Plus Muirskate is a dope company with great products so maybe that’ll help too. I’ve also got a heel side video that shows how to with some voice commentary. If you want to learn that! Here’s a link:
th-cam.com/video/qPQPYdzpxpk/w-d-xo.html
Hopefully this helps clarify, good luck and get some dank rips in the concrete, summers coming c:
Ya, i guess there are just 2 ways of looking at it. Heelside forward or toeside force. Thats probably why people in the slide comunnity have nicknames for the slides such as Coleman slide
how the fuck do you slide 78a so long on flat ground
NytmaUPSB sorry brahhhhh I've been flying. But this video was an entire day of sliding lol. I'd take the hill then end with the slides you see here. HAWGS wheels are so damn fun. You should try them out. ✊🏼
MASTERoQUADEMAN meanwhile me not beeing able to do a simple pendie ... guess otang cages are too big for lower speed sliding .. definetly need to buy better slide wheels, cheers
Not really the best way to slide, keeping your backfoot straight limits your leverage so much that you wont be able to do it at higher speeds or in a racing scenario.
Lucas Ludwick this method works for me real well when I’m sipping down hills and bombing my lake trail. Super tight turns and one way trails and I have no problem. However thanks for the tip, I just tried to be as detailed as possible for folks who wanted to learn the basics
Lucas Ludwick I made this video as I was learning and I noticed that this helped me keep from flipping my foot off, which happened to me a ton. But as I realize, my foot seems to travel from the center to the side/ slanted or cocked to the side. However you’d say that. So I totally agree with what you’re saying now that I think about it. Thanks for the tips, hopefully people stumble across this to help them get better!
And your backdoor position was very incorrect
Sam Colonius do you enjoy shitposting on old videos across youtube? What’s proper positioning in your book?
@@MASTERoQUADEMAN whenever I do a toeside I hand my foot over the ledge just a little bit so I can get better control of the slide and I can snap it back quicker if I don't want to lose all my speed
great video! *on mute*
hahahaha same goes for your test 2 video....
But thanks for the tip mate!
Good video, thumbs downed it because of 4chan/pol shit posting.
Ryan Greenberg I'm not retarded and waste my time to 4 chan. That's insulting.
And no it's not political at all. Don't be that way.
Time to kms www.reddit.com/r/dankmemes/comments/70ydpf/time_to_kms/?st=J7R2FV6W&sh=1dbb25b4
Thats totally not how u do a proper toeside slide or predrift.
This guy is missleading newbies which is really bad!
New skaters should learn proper form fron the begining.
This is just an uncontrolled drifr what he shows here.
Jens Gruber you’re fair to your own opinion, but this is... in fact a proper toeside slide. I learned it from watching several videos and wanted to make a thorough one. I filmed this as I was learning to show “newbies” that you can learn it in a day. The beginning to end was a day of learning it. They weren’t all perfect but it’s a start. And as of today I’ve had plenty of control and confidence in my slides.