Man, your video is so helpful! I just got my first longboard today & I'm excited to try out these tips when it comes to hardest first step: balancing. Looking forward to the skating journey 🔥✨🛹🌻😃
Hi, mate. Thanks for your tutorials. They are hands down the best beginner long boarding tutorials I found. Keep them coming! I’m learning to longboard as an adult after riding an electric skateboard for a few years. Learning those skills as an adult aren’t as easy as a kid, but at least I can try to thoughtfully learn the right techniques from the start, and that is where your videos are of immense help! I have a question, does it pay to try learn pushing and riding switch right from the start? Will it help, or, on the contrary, hinder my progress?
Hey man, thanks for reaching out I'm really happy that the tutorials are really helpful. I don't think learning switch will be super helpful to you. Learning to skog (pushing with alternating legs) would be more helpful, but that's just something you can learn over time. No need to push yourself to learn it at this moment.
Thanks a lot for the explanation about distributing weight, i.e, if you slightly bend your front foot your body will naturally put more weight there. The other explanations about 75/25 weight split made feel like I need to do math in order to distribute my weight lol
I’ve moved from a 36” drop through to a 28” dinghy and I’m finding it really difficult to balance and ride in general. My feet are getting tired and sore a lot quicker which makes me more and more unstable. Are there any tips you can give specific to small boards or will my balance improve as i ride and i just have to get used to the short board?
You could try harder a bushing in the back truck, or simply tighten it down a bit more. Some of it is just getting used to it, your stamina will improve with time
What speed? I'm just starting and have a driveway with a very slight pitch so I just roll down it but am very wobbly and jerky. I'm wondering if going faster will make the board run cleaner. Is there a point that is actually too slow?
Ofcourse! But somethings have gotten in the way. Currently filming a project and would primarily ride my sponsors gear so it can feature in it. But the review will come soon, just a month or so
Hlo am from Africa me and my friends have been interested in your video ..Thanks I have found this awesome video in my suggestion videos and I have really happily subscribed to your channel .let's connect......... please
Man, your video is so helpful! I just got my first longboard today & I'm excited to try out these tips when it comes to hardest first step: balancing. Looking forward to the skating journey 🔥✨🛹🌻😃
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I'm still trying to get my balancing right. Your video was really informative!
ur on a roll man 3 videos in a day! keep up the good work!
Man, your video is so helpful! I just got my first longboard today & I'm excited to try out these tips when it comes to hardest first step: balancing. Looking forward to the skating journey 🔥✨🛹🌻😃
Hi, mate. Thanks for your tutorials. They are hands down the best beginner long boarding tutorials I found. Keep them coming!
I’m learning to longboard as an adult after riding an electric skateboard for a few years. Learning those skills as an adult aren’t as easy as a kid, but at least I can try to thoughtfully learn the right techniques from the start, and that is where your videos are of immense help!
I have a question, does it pay to try learn pushing and riding switch right from the start? Will it help, or, on the contrary, hinder my progress?
Hey man, thanks for reaching out I'm really happy that the tutorials are really helpful. I don't think learning switch will be super helpful to you. Learning to skog (pushing with alternating legs) would be more helpful, but that's just something you can learn over time. No need to push yourself to learn it at this moment.
Thanks a lot for the explanation about distributing weight, i.e, if you slightly bend your front foot your body will naturally put more weight there. The other explanations about 75/25 weight split made feel like I need to do math in order to distribute my weight lol
Love it!!
This was really helpful
I’ve moved from a 36” drop through to a 28” dinghy and I’m finding it really difficult to balance and ride in general. My feet are getting tired and sore a lot quicker which makes me more and more unstable. Are there any tips you can give specific to small boards or will my balance improve as i ride and i just have to get used to the short board?
You could try harder a bushing in the back truck, or simply tighten it down a bit more. Some of it is just getting used to it, your stamina will improve with time
Eyy! I made it in a video!🤩
Mama I made it!😂😂
What speed? I'm just starting and have a driveway with a very slight pitch so I just roll down it but am very wobbly and jerky. I'm wondering if going faster will make the board run cleaner. Is there a point that is actually too slow?
Maybe like jogging pace or walking pace. Not thaaat fast
Are you still planning on reviewing the cuei killers soon?
Ofcourse! But somethings have gotten in the way. Currently filming a project and would primarily ride my sponsors gear so it can feature in it. But the review will come soon, just a month or so
@@downhill254skate cant wait love your work bro
@@jaredbobyk6299 Me too man! Pretty dope wheel so. Enjoying em
Is that longboard the Freedive?
Yeah, I'd say that's a pretty safe bet, I see the teal easy hawgs too
Yeah, it 's a freedive, but the wheels are blue tracer hawgs👍
Yes :)
I still can’t even stand on the board scared of falling and I’m giving up
just keep trying!!
it’s been 2 months now I’m glad I leaned to skate thanks for tips though👍👍
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I wear a 14 onna 8’ board bro this ain gonna work out 💀
Hlo am from Africa me and my friends have been interested in your video ..Thanks I have found this awesome video in my suggestion videos and I have really happily subscribed to your channel .let's connect......... please
Let's connect
Man, your video is so helpful! I just got my first longboard today & I'm excited to try out these tips when it comes to hardest first step: balancing. Looking forward to the skating journey 🔥✨🛹🌻😃