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the ankle rolls helped tremendously I had knee pain after sessions but tried that before my next session and was nice and limber the whole time skating. appreciate these uploads big time 🤙
Man i love these videos! I loved at the end how you talked about the bonk. I've been doing small little things to help myself get comfortable with vert. I love vert but it scares the crap out of me. Video suggestion......tips to get comfortable skating vert. One thing ive done in the past is jump in the ramp doing knee slides. it helps me get over the fear of falling down the ramp. also i usually do a pump/kickturn/carve session before i drop in. helps me get use to the transition. would love to hear and see more tips!
thanks for this upload. alot of good info. the bonk out makes Lot of since. also the guy saying it is an over exaggerated kick turn. very true. 🤙stay safe fellas.
I Used to be able to do frontside airs, but lost them after I started grabbing lein, which always felt way easier for me. I am looking forward to relearning them. Thanks for the video!
I really appreciate how you explain things in detail,also that you show exact foot placement. A lot of people don’t show the foot placement very well or in the video you can’t always see if they are covering all the bolts or just two. The bonking method is good info to know as well.
Well it's better to initiate the air sooner than later for best results. The bonk really makes that board stick to your feet the best. It's all timing in the motion on the particular ramp you are riding
Trog, in your experience, how much time does it normally take to skate vert since you start skating? I know is a difficult question as factors such as speed of progresion and time put into it may play a big role. Do you have some guideline? Id like to skate vert some one day but I have been skating just for six months now...
I learned the bonk by hitting cracks in the sidewalk and then bonking of mini ramps then bigger bowls then on vert. It really does help and took me years to believe that. Kind of wish i didn't fight learning the bonk earlier. From there i started bonking and then grabbing then spotting landing then bail out pattern. Then once everything was working i just had to say screw it. Time for a land or a slam. I wanted it so bad i just had to do one or the other. The first one i landed felt like i had done them my whole life. Yours will too!!
Hi thanks for share this!! so many tip in video. I have a question about could I start try those tip on quarter pipe? or it will be a little different?
Got it! For the bonk you really have to spend time figuring out the timing on the ramp you are riding go fast at first and bonk and fly out to deck do this a couple dozen times. Metal coping usually doesn't bonk as hard as a concrete. coping. As far as grabbing frontside and tuck knee you really have to work and commit to getting in front of the board meaning your helmet needs to be in front of the nose of the board. Hope that helps. I'll do a grab and bonk video soon!
Rad video. Where i'm from there has been this perpetual code of silence about not sharing trick tips. Once you get to a certain level you don't share any secrets incase the next guy might learn something and get better than you. Its been that way since the 80's and has kept the standard of skating pretty low in my opinion. keep up the good work.
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the ankle rolls helped tremendously I had knee pain after sessions but tried that before my next session and was nice and limber the whole time skating. appreciate these uploads big time 🤙
Awesome, I know I have been slacking on putting out new material but its almost that time of year again!
Man i love these videos! I loved at the end how you talked about the bonk. I've been doing small little things to help myself get comfortable with vert. I love vert but it scares the crap out of me. Video suggestion......tips to get comfortable skating vert. One thing ive done in the past is jump in the ramp doing knee slides. it helps me get over the fear of falling down the ramp. also i usually do a pump/kickturn/carve session before i drop in. helps me get use to the transition. would love to hear and see more tips!
great lesson - when learning new tricks i find wearing hip protector shorts (type skate/bmx/snowboard) helps a lot when falling on my hips
Absolutely that would be added protection. Put on your armor when you go into battle!
thanks for this upload. alot of good info. the bonk out makes Lot of since. also the guy saying it is an over exaggerated kick turn. very true. 🤙stay safe fellas.
Ram It DOWN!
Heck yeah, I was so excited to see this in my sub box! Thank you for another great video! Ram it down! 🤘
Awesome advice, this channel rocks!!
Ahh I've been waiting for this Valentines Day video! Thanks for the tips!
Just learned FS air with coping bonk on a 10 foot yesterday. Gonna take it to the 12 next time
Would love to see it. Tag me on Instagram @trogarmy. Work hard, big check!
That 5-0 bail in the background near the start OUCH
Never even noticed lol
amazing
this is awesome, going to watch this over and over until I can get it
Did you ever put one down?
Great video, rad!
I Used to be able to do frontside airs, but lost them after I started grabbing lein, which always felt way easier for me. I am looking forward to relearning them. Thanks for the video!
Trog is leaking the game 😈
woow thanks dude you shred
I really appreciate how you explain things in detail,also that you show exact foot placement. A lot of people don’t show the foot placement very well or in the video you can’t always see if they are covering all the bolts or just two. The bonking method is good info to know as well.
The bonk is the "magic trick" behind it all!
Trog Army some people are very vague on that! Or some just Ollie I think
Trog Army some say “scrape your tail” other say “tap your tail”
Well it's better to initiate the air sooner than later for best results. The bonk really makes that board stick to your feet the best. It's all timing in the motion on the particular ramp you are riding
Trog, in your experience, how much time does it normally take to skate vert since you start skating? I know is a difficult question as factors such as speed of progresion and time put into it may play a big role. Do you have some guideline? Id like to skate vert some one day but I have been skating just for six months now...
Does flying up bonking wheels up onto deck really help? How do you go from there? To get the balls to ultimately come back down the ramp 180?
I learned the bonk by hitting cracks in the sidewalk and then bonking of mini ramps then bigger bowls then on vert. It really does help and took me years to believe that. Kind of wish i didn't fight learning the bonk earlier. From there i started bonking and then grabbing then spotting landing then bail out pattern. Then once everything was working i just had to say screw it. Time for a land or a slam. I wanted it so bad i just had to do one or the other. The first one i landed felt like i had done them my whole life. Yours will too!!
@@trogarmy Thanks. I was having some success with early grabs over a small hip. But obviously the bonk is the "proper" way to hit an air.
Hi thanks for share this!! so many tip in video. I have a question about could I start try those tip on quarter pipe? or it will be a little different?
It would be different. You would have to ollie on non vert ramps. Also thanks for the love!
more vert tips please. inverts? smiths? LOVE these thanks from UK
About to get started again
@@trogarmy oh that's rad news. Also on wish list is LEIN TO TAIL vert. I'm having a go but it aint getting round and on. big love
I have so much trouble grabbing the board it’s so uncomfortable grabbing tuck knee so I keep bailing and I don’t really get the bonk any tips?
Got it! For the bonk you really have to spend time figuring out the timing on the ramp you are riding go fast at first and bonk and fly out to deck do this a couple dozen times. Metal coping usually doesn't bonk as hard as a concrete. coping.
As far as grabbing frontside and tuck knee you really have to work and commit to getting in front of the board meaning your helmet needs to be in front of the nose of the board. Hope that helps. I'll do a grab and bonk video soon!
Rad video. Where i'm from there has been this perpetual code of silence about not sharing trick tips. Once you get to a certain level you don't share any secrets incase the next guy might learn something and get better than you. Its been that way since the 80's and has kept the standard of skating pretty low in my opinion. keep up the good work.
I feel the exact opposite. Share the knowledge and love
@@trogarmy Thats what im talking about. Share the knowledge and watch the progression. When everyone is shreding it is way more fun
I wish we had vert ramps like this in Florida.
They are a lot bigger down south for sure.
@@trogarmy , not within 3 hrs of Tampa. We used to have one at SPOT, but it’s gone now. :-(
@@joehenry9546 talk to schaffer at spot or adam effertz
@@trogarmy , I will do that. But, I’m not sure I want to ask them to skate a private ramp.
Could you make a video to learn backside air with a melon grab?
do a good backside ollie first, if you can bone it you can melon it
how tall is that vert ramp?
10'
Where are you in this video?
I may redo this one in the future but I loved having all the crew in on this Valentines day Special. I got one in there lol.
Love to see you teach lein to tail....?