Skateboarding Lessons: HOW TO AXLE STALL & BACKSIDE 5050 * All levels of Control, Grinding, Safety *
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Mate! I've started skating again (now 60) and these are the best how to videos on TH-cam! The way you explain things makes it so easy to understand. I'm going to get all those basics down that I never did as a kid before I gave up. Really good stuff!
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60! Kudos Sir! Going to remember this when I'm hurting at 34 lol
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I just had a nice stack yesterday and was kind of wondering if 44 was too late to get back into skating. Hats off to you Timo for proving any doubts wrong, keep it up mate
Pressed the like as soon as you said bank and the blue line....you really start from scratch and make it a simpler progression.
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Josh when you thought me about the principles you mentioned here- specifically “throwing yourself instead of stopping yourself with the copping.” That was key and learning this brought me out of my plateau and now for real I get way more fun out of vert now 🤙🏻 best money I ever spent on that lesson
Learning the basics the right was is way harder than just learning the trick but it’s well worth it time wise.
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This is the best 50-50 / axle stall video, with so many different advices and techniques! I watched dozens of videos and this really stands out! I wish I were in Sunnyvale to take some classes with you... Hopefully one day
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Again, Very useful instruction! I now see some things that I can easily work on as a 47 year old OG skater trying to get my first legit 50-50 on my mini-ramp! Thanks JB and crew! Keep them coming!
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Thanks for this video. I've been having trouble with stalls and backside 5050 grinds because I was trying to race up the transition but it makes so much more sense to pump up to the coping I'll definitely try this next time
Dang!!! With how much goes into Backside 5050s I have gained a new appreciation for them and the skaters that execute them flawlessly. Novice question coming up. Do certain wheel shapes help or hamper ones ability to lock in on the coping? I've seen Spitfire Formula 4 Lock-ins or OJ Mini Combo wheels and they looked gimmicky.
Thanks Dean! That’s actually a Great question! Wheels shapes don’t matter much, people have preferences but in the big picture it’s just a selling point. Wheel size is what will help you lock in more 54mm and larger for transition, 56mm-58mm especially on pool coping and vert ramps. 💙🛹💙
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Beat me to it. I was going to say the same thing.
So far the best way to explain 50/50. Wish I had discovered this before I had to go through all this myself. Keepupppppp!
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Hey man. Your videos are very helpful, and apart from that, they are very funny and entertaining. You are very good, and skating too. Greetings from Spain!
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Hey JB,
Love ❤️ all your clips. They are SO helpful. I had the axle stall drop in for months and then I ‘lost’ it 😬. In a crisis of confidence I now bail more than I make as something feels off, like I start to slide.
I think my issue is largely psychological. But do you have any tips? Cues? Where should my weight be?
Often I find the right cue and focus can cut through the fear.
Very common, remember lean in with your head into your pump as you initiate kickturn off the coping. And always make sure the inside of your back heel wheel is tight against the coping so you don’t hang up. 💙🛹💙
Man, this is the best explanation so far :D
Did it always wrong, i was standing always upside the rampt, then crosslocking and then droping in.
Is it wrong if i just crosslock?
Cross locking is fine, it’s a personal preference. Whatever works best 💙🛹💙
never seen someone explain a trick so well - maybe only job bishop compares.... refreshing change from the usual... "Yeah I'm a pro skater like you just get on and like then your in an axle stall" trick-a-day crap tutorials
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Does truck size make a difference? I have Indy 169 and sometimes find it hard to balance if I have both trucks heelside, instead of cross locked. Would shorter trucks help or hurt? Indy 149s for instance?
Truck size does matter when the trucks get really wide as that equals more leverage and I wouldn’t pass 159 personally but whatever feels best. You can cross lock if you like. Just focus on locking your back truck to heel side wheel. That’s what really matters. 💙🛹💙
Thanks for this JB, I keep coming back to it, and am working to get that back axle locked in for the axle stall as to me it's such a major thing: backside slash is one thing but to raise up and stall on that axle?... wow I have to really understand how to do this!
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The "slow drop in" you're mentioning several times and doing at 5:00 looks quite different from a "normal" drop in. It almost looks like you're leaning backwards rather than forwards. Any tips on how to perform this without getting into a manual or slipping out?
Great question Henrik! You always commit to leaning forward, just don’t pump as hard when you drop in. Experiment with your pump power and notice the difference in drop in speed. Thanks for asking and have an awesome day 💙🛹💙
Watch how Tony Hawk drops in...he makes a little hop that puts his body in the and basically falls in and the board follows it is easier to see with him because of how tall he is
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hey bro nice lesson can you do want on on frontside on a ledge pretty please !!!!!!?????????
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Inverts or hand plants??? Love your content man keep it up!!!!!
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Man, even though I am nowhere near skilled enough to do these things, yet, I always learn something new after watching your videos. Thanks!
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Josh these are the best explanations I have found on TH-cam. Please keep them coming.
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Thank you jb!🎉I did my first axle today😅
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I like how only the thumbnail says "grinds" lol
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how is sunnyvale skatepark that empty in these video when i go its packed
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Hi skate park lessons can you make tutorial of how to ollie while riding
Please watch my “Better Ollies” video 💙🛹💙
I'm having way too much trouble getting my grind on coping. No problem with the ramps with flat tops. It's driving me crazy.
Make sure you’re throwing your head and shoulders back as you kickturn on the coping to ensure your body and weight get ON Top of the coping. This is a main issue for most people learning. You will need to pump up hard and at the right time to get this consistent. 💙🛹💙
@SkateParkLessons thanks. I'll keep practicing. Full speed 50/50s look cool.
Hi I have a question about my 50s I have a comp next week and I'm trying to get my fiftys on around a 2 meter ramp and I just keep power sliding off the coping. Any tips?
All the tips are in the video! You might need to change your method of 5050s and how you lock in. Are your heel wheels against the coping? Ankles tight with your head over your board? Etc 💙🛹💙
@@SkateparkLessons thanks!
Hey I'm 40 years old now and have been riding bmx since I was 13 my niece is 11 and she started skating shes really getting into it and I would love to see her take it further. The city we live in has a petition going around to build a sk8 park where old tennis courts are in central park any signatures would be so much
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these are great quality lessons. thanks for the extra details
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Like always :) first I like then I watch :)
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Thanks a bunch for your tutorials. I am another one of these old man getting back into skating, stopped in the late 90s and started a family but I’m back💯😎
Thank You so much Tate! 🙌🏽🛹🙌🏽 Stoked to hear you’re back skating!!!
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Thank You JB!!! So Much Great Information here! You did a Really Great Job Explaining Everything! Thank You!
I gotta go out and work on these!
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Another fantastic video. BEST videos on youtube by FAR....your channel is fantastic sir, this is going to help so many people. Thank you, because making quality tutorial videos like this honestly is doing a great service to the skateboarding world.
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@@SkateparkLessons I will most definitely show my friends your videos!
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Can you make a video on 50-50s on rails or ledges?
It’s coming! Thanks for your feedback 💙🛹💙
A note on fear and skateboarding:
I've been trying to 5050 for two years. Some days I can get them, other days, I just cannot seem to do them at all. It's a very tricky thing to get your board into position with your back wheel locked against the coping first. It's a feel thing 100% and it happens so fast that it's very hard to get a feeling of when you're in position with your back wheel. It's very difficult to judge.
If you're experiencing what I describe, welcome to what it's like to be someone who feels a great deal of fear and apprehension while trying to do something that really requires one to be fearless. Like a child who hasn't hurt themselves really badly yet.
When we are fearful and we judge wrong and are not locked in just right, the skateboard will slip out from under us and we will fall backwards and crack our head on the concrete. Even with a helmet on, we will have a concussion and not be able to skateboard for months or even up to a year. Once we get back on our board, now we will be sacred shitless to try any tricks at all and won't be able to make any progress with skateboarding after a bad fall, even if we can ride around on the board quite well on flat ground and on transitions and banks.
We can learn how to knee slide, but the worst falls are the unexpected ones where the board slips out from under you, and you fall backwards onto your back, your head flies back and smashes against the ground. It causes neck and spinal injuries that you can never fully recover from.
The bottom line is that skateboarding is not for people who feel fear. If you want to progress and get good at skateboarding, you must be fearless to a greater degree than you experience fear. If you feel scared at all, skateboarding is not for you, because it's actually dangerous to skate when you're feeling scared or apprehensive. Fear/apprehension and Skateboarding do not mix. You may be able to skate around the park and comfortably just ride your skateboard but you will never progress if you are feeling fear anytime you try something that you can't yet do.
Your videos are bad ass bro. I hope you’re still doing these. So many kids and adults could learn from you. You were spot on w/ every aspect and you included bails etc. awesome. One thing I notice w/ my own kid is foot placement and keeping bent knees. He wants to go full bananas w/ duck feet and locked straight legs. So I’m trying to get him to just get comfortable riding learning basics like tic tac’ing w/ feet shoulder widt apart in pockets above hardware, w/ bent knees. To stay light footed on board. You got really rad videos of which I’ll share w/ him. Funny kids are so insta-gratification, and I tell him not in this sport my lil dude. You got to progress. Some do it quickly other take time. Just enjoy the freedom of skateboarding snd don’t worry you’ll get good when you get good. For now just ride & be free. Good job on your videos mang.
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I can cross lock (front foot toe wheel and back foot heel wheel), but when I go for front foot heel wheel, it feels sketchy as hell and like I am going to over rotate everytime...is that normal and just a feeling I will have to get used to? I feel like the cross lock is holding me back from 5050's and more fluid lines
Some people can rip with cross lock grinds and they can work really well on handrails so it’s a personal preference. I think both wheels against the coping works best for transition skateboarding, it allows you to hook onto the coping with both wheels to grind around corners, lean in to go to fakie, and just lean into the transition easier. To get both wheels against the coping, you can lean in a little more while you grind or point your toes down enough to slide your trucks into the lock in. Thanks David, please help me share this channel with your friends 💙🛹💙
@@SkateparkLessons Thanks man, the cross lock kind of pulls me off the grind and I end up riding on the deck of the ramp...but I have seen others do it successfully. It sounds like I have too much weight on my front foot, so maybe the double heel wheel would be better for me until I learn to get some weight off that front foot. I will keep trying to get comfortable with it.
Thanks for the help, and your vids are by far the best....I can't think of anything I would suggest to improve the content, all bases covered man.
Keep practicing but you may want to squat down more so you’re leaning into the ramp a little more instead of on top so much. Good luck and thank you 🙏🏽
Awesome lesson! I am excited to give this a try. Added bonus, this guy is at the park that I skate at.
Haha Thank you Floyd! Sunnyvale locals! Please let me know if you have any questions or want help. Cheers 💙🛹💙
i actually landed these today thank you!!
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Love this, keep doing more pls
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This is very informative love this
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Thanks yesterday I was trying 50-50 a mini rap I could get on top n grind so practice my pumping I get better n learn it
JB, these videos are awesome!! Super helpful and clearly explained. I wish more 'tip trick' videos were actually made by professional instructors, your expertise really shines through. Looking forward to more videos!
These are better than any of the "pro" ones I've seen. I can't wait to get to the park tomorrow!
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I have to admit that understanding of a skating how to videos depends on where you at our skateboarding skills. I really dig this one and another one on bs and fs 50/50 grinds on a flat. But did like the one on skating bowl mostly because have no not really tried to skate one
Thanks a lot for this high quality lesson. I can‘t wait to give it a try the next time i hit the skatepark. Greetings from Germany 🤘👊
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Keeping an eye on the coping until I lock in really helped to land this even though I’d been told before not to look down at the board when grinding. What’s your method?
This video is my method! I always lock in with my heel wheel against the coping so I don’t have to worry about it 💙🛹💙
@@SkateparkLessons This video is crazy good
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Did a few backside 5050 stalls tonight aT my local sp. Thanks for the video it helped.. I also learned rock and rolls from your instructions. Next I want to learn spine x-fers.
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JB!
I want to ask your your advice, I hope you find the time.
I'm struggling a bit with my bs 50-50s due to my very loose trucks. My heel wheel are locked in a wheel bite while I grind. I think it might be easier and longer grinds if I had tighter trucks so that my wheels could roll along? But I don't want tight trucks.
What's the secret? Do people just push through and grind on their trucks only? I always thought its smoother with kind of balancing half grind/half roll when 50-50.
Thank you for great teaching!
Thanks for your question, you’ll need to practice pumping up and carving harder into your grinds and keep your head more over your back foot so your body weight pushes your grind. If you still have a problem, use that additional speed to let your head and body stay more leaned into the ramp so you’re more in a grind only and youre pinching on the heel wheels but they aren’t on the deck of the ramp to get wheel bite. 💙🛹💙
Another awesome tutorial!!! this exactly what i'm working on. I've been approaching the ramp with too much speed. Now I will simply pump up at try to lock it in! After practicing on a slope, of course. Keep it up JB! lovin the locks dude!!!
Haha thank you 🙏🏽 and good luck 🍀 💙🛹💙
Best step by step video! 🤘😎
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Man... I've been doin airs, even an unusual trick like nose pick. But i'm not goot at 5050 grind. Been searching how to do that better so i can put my run. Here you go every detail in it
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Boss!! Great video. I gotta work on locking the back wheels into the coping and get the grinds and corners locked. Awesome teaching style and clarity
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I'm a beginner and you really know how to help. The blue line part and 4:50 TroW Your Body UP. Are just a PERFECT Lesson.
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I've been trying to learn fifty fifty stalls fit a while now. One thing I noticed I was doing that stopped me getting into the stall was I wasn't keeping my front wheels up after going over the coping. I wad trying to get into the stall with my board closer to horizontal.
Since I've been trying to keep my wheels higher I've been having more success.
I've never seen anyone mention this. Maybe because it's so obvious😁 but maybe it'll help someone
Thanks for your feedback and support! I agree, This is why I say kickturn onto the coping, implying back truck then front truck down onto coping, same as a basic kickturn. Let’s work together to help everyone understand skateboarding 💙🛹💙
didn't push my back foot before dropping in on a bold coping and almost vert mini transition. back truck hung up and went straaaaight to flat. don't skip that step boys and girls.
Yes sir, good advice, also, the steeper the transition, the easier it is to hang up.
Trying to learn transition after 25 years of street skating. This is by far the most intricate and helpful advice I’ve found. Thanks so much
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Hi! Most of the guys I skate with cross lock their grinds. Would you consider that a bad habit or is both heel wheels against the coping better technique?
Good question,
It’s just another way of doing it. You can do what feels best. Personally I think locking both works best for tight corners and allows you to come in fakie easier but there are many factors to take into account depending on what you’re skating and the trick. Cheers 💙🙏🏽💙
Sweet mate, I'm a returning skater back at it now for a bit over a year but seemed to struggle to get back onto the coping. I have just got it this week and I needed these tips to clean it up. I used to only street skate in the 90's but now I'm at skateparks all the time so transition is almost all I do now.
Thank You so much TBone!
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Throwing yourself up onto the coping is the best advice i've gotten for this trick, thank you so much for these vids my g.
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Awesome advice❤
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Don't you get more stability by having your back heel wheel and front toe wheel locked in on a diagonal? I've just started getting these and it feels more locked in than both on heel wheels.
Many people do the cross lock method on handrails, I find it best for heel lock especially for grinding around tight corners. It allows me to lean in way more. But it’s skateboarding so no rules, do what feels best for you! 💙🛹💙
Do you have any teachers here in Los Angeles
No sorry man 🛹
@SkateParkLessons if you ever have someone let me know please or how can I learn over there in Sunnydale?
This was seriously the most eyeopening how to. Pump up for speed and drop in slowly… who knew😅
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Awesome 🤙 as always
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Super helpful as always! Even though I can do a lot of the things in your these videos, I always learn something I’ve been doing wrong or something that improves my method. Thanks brotha! Waiting for that frontside air video or ollying in transitions!
Thanks Chris! More videos coming each week for you and yes I’ll cover both of those! 💙🛹💙
Great tips and at my old home town too!! I’ll have to check out that park as it looks killer. Question- I notice you teach to lock with both heel wheels but most skaters use toe front and heel back. Is the double heel approach faster in and out? It seems harder but I’ll have to try. Maybe better around curves and corners?
Thanks for your support! Yes it works better for me around corners and allows me to lean into the transitions more, especially on vert and tight corners. 💙🙏🏽💙
Better than braille
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still trying to break my years of going toeside on front foot. just now seeing the importance of heelside of front foot for skating poolblock and curved coping
You can totally cross lock your front truck, it’s your back truck that matters the most. Personally I lock both trucks to heel side but you can do front truck cross lock. 💙🛹💙
Blunt to fakie
It’s on the list 💙🛹💙
Great video! I'm back on skating and it's helping me a lot. Thank you.
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Thanks a mill!
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dude your videos are so helpful and you break down the tricks in simple steps.. great instructor over all!
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Best tutorials on youtube, amazing teacher dude thankyou
Thank you , I really appreciate your kindness and support! We want to help you skate your best and put over 20 years of teaching skateboarding/filming into making these videos for you.
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This is awesome! Thanks for always giving detailed instructions and keeping up the enthusiasm while teaching!
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Thank you 🙏
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Your videos are awesome. Thanks for your time doing it. Great job, master.
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Suns out, fun’s out. Time to go practice some 50-50s! 🛹🤘
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Thank you
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Great teacher. Awesome tutorial. I will put in practice some of your tips for sure.
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Excellent!
I see all the mistakes I'm making.
Thanks!
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Would love to see a how to 5050 around a bowl, I don't have any friends who skate so trying to learn this stuff is kinda hard when I'm the only one pushing myself these videos help me a lot, I appreciate it 🤙
First time here, this teaching is the best, much better than the SF bay area dude!!
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Sensei
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Thanks!
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Amazing tutorial. So comprehensive!
Thanks Paul, I’m glad you like it! 💙🛹💙
This is one I'm still working on! I can do 10/10 times on a 2' quarter pipe but on anything higher the fear gets me! Any tips for taking it higher? Thanks 🤙🏼
Use your knee pads as a safety and start with dropping in from your 5050 on a larger ramp. 3 ft should be fine for you. Pay attention to sliding your back foot heel wheel against the coping before you kickturn and lean your head into your pump down the ramp. You can do it 💙🛹💙
@@SkateparkLessons thanks JB. That tip on the backside 180s help me get them more consistent. Can't wait to tackle this one. Appreciate you man. Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
great work keep it up ;) merry Christmas
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@@SkateparkLessons what can I say accept your welcome
This tutorial video is like a Christmas gift lol thank you!
Phil! Just for you man! Thanks and Merry Christmas 🎄🛹🎄
Does he ride goofy I’m so confused I’m regular
Yes I ride goofy. 💙🛹💙
intro is fireeee
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Is it wrong to cross lock the opposite way like a back smith if you know what i mean. I just learn it that way by myself and i love to do them in the bowl corner.😂
I teach to lock in heel wheels to avoid hang ups, I wouldn’t call your way wrong, it just might not be as helpful but if that’s comfortable for you then rip it! 🛹🙌🏽🛹
@@SkateparkLessons yeah it was harder for me to learn 5-0 since I learned it that way but i can do them now just need to remember to lock in heel first.🤘
Thanks a lot for this 50-50 guide!
I struggled last months trying to get this done with million of videos, but this focus you gave to control my speed & push myself up the ramp did the job.
J.B, your the best!
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@@SkateparkLessons off-course, can’t wait for power-slides lesson🙂
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You do a great job explaining, well done
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