Tom green at 10:58 Think of road trip, when he got bit by the snake.👇🏻 th-cam.com/video/hkSWrsJ5uaE/w-d-xo.html Also, I should mention these freestyle moves in Freddy Got Fingered. In the opening skateboard chase scene.👇🏻 th-cam.com/video/4P472wARCvo/w-d-xo.html
I'm an old school freestyler from the 80's. I bought a Waltz Monument to find out if I can still skate. Short version is... not really. However, I did land this rail flip. th-cam.com/video/2f1rOPpWdEE/w-d-xo.html
*Aaron goes to the doctor* Doctor: So... what is your name? Aaron: My name is Aaron Kyro and i am a sponsored skateboarder from the San Francisco Bay Area.
This is if you want to learn these tricks, (after you watch the whole video[revenue]) and don't want to re-watch it again. First Trick: 2:22 - Walk The Dog Second Trick: 3:40 - Rail Stand Third: 6:40 - Space Walk 4: 10:10 - Finger Flip, from tail stop, heelflip and or kickflip rotation. Trick Five: 12:45 - Rail Stand to Casper Line: Do them together
Same thing for me! I'm thirty now and haven't skated in 15 years! So... I bought a board and very close to nailing my first proper kickflip! These videos are true motivation!!
I've got an extra 10 years on you, and just recently bought one...well 2 actually. Hadn't been on one since 15. Hopefully you got one, it's still a blast!
Same, tho I kept my old board for 20 years and never quite "quit." A lot of my skateboarding spirit went vicariously into my music, writing, and other elements of life. I love how so many folks from our generation didn't ever fully abandon our roots - check out Andrew Huberman, he's even a bit older and still reps skateboarding all the time. Seems to be a lot of us out there reconnecting now (and channels like Braille's and Mike's are a huge help and inspiration with that, since most of us don't wanna get our creaky joints bodied lol). Every channel I click on there's a 30something in the comments, hopping back on after some years away, it's really amazing.
Probably going to get buried, but I'm digging the freestyle stuff! I'm starting at 29 and I'm finding it more accessible than a lot of the ollie stuff. Having another avenue to start down is a great way to teach some of the basic principles like balance, board placement and even just "how do you land on your board if it's spinning in the air?"
Dude, I’m 31 and haven’t touched my board in probably 12 years, and after watching skate vids lately it’s got me wanting to jump back on it. I’m pumped haha. This stuff in particular does look easier to get into and will keep me from busting ass so hard haha. Good luck tho man, it’s fun as hell.
33 and picking it up after about 9 year break. Skate around here and there doing kicks and heels. When I was constant, only did flip tricks flat and down stairs. Some grinds on flat bars or skatepark blocks. Dreading the falls now that I work full time and am older.
apparently a lot of the freestyle community get annoyed whenever someone mentions rodney mullen because they are a niche in the skate community so all they hear is "ayyyy, RODNEYYYY!" and they're like "enough already, i hear it every single time" LOL. like literally go look in the comments for any freestyle-related youtube vid. its everywhere. i guess its like when strangers will go like "HEY TONY HAWKK, DO A KICKFLIP" like that generic, every-time thing they'll call out.
I love videos like this. Informational, but not just one person teaching a lesson. Getting to see Mike teach Fetty and Aaron is really entertaining. Definitely post most vids like this!
@@joestevenson5568 because he is old, and the older you get, the easier you break. Aron isnt the jaws of skateboarding, he prefers doing whats fun to him, and doesnt need to show off how hard he can go. plus if you havent noticed, he never encourages people to do things that could hurt themselves at home. he wants skateboarding to be fun & safe, not crazy kids jumping down 2 flights of stairs bouncing their heads off the pavement.
💙 these type of videos. It’s got everything that makes Braille awesome: teaching, learning, progression, laughs, creative skating, positivity. Mike Osterman is a champion, great to see him back at the Braillehouse Thank you for this vid ✨🤩✨
I loved that Rodney Mullen TED talk. The way he explained everything and his passion really spoke to me and help ignite a desire to skate in me. You guys at Braille are so awesome.
I’ve been skateboarding for 10 years now and when I watch Braille skateboarding I show be more new things I can learn when skateboarding so thank for being so supportive
When I was growing up this is what skateboarding was. So cool to see folks - who blow my mind with their Ollie tricks - struggling (but having fun) with stuff I can do blindfolded yet I can’t Ollie!
Love seeing Kyro and Fetty out of their comfort zone! Kyro's fundamentals are so strong, he can learn most tricks super quick. Also, Mike has such fluidity on all of his moves, makes everything look dope. Loved this vid!!!!
man today I conquered my first 5 stair ollie and I can say that im impressed by myself and how much motivation Aaron and guys give us... thank you, Braille, you made me do et
The tricks in this video are all pretty easy. I'm not a good skater at all, but I learned all of these way early on, before I could even land a decent kickflip.
Aaron, thanks for the content man, qual qual qual. Super qual. You and this channel are encouraging people to try something, go for it, have some fun. Such a positive message and good energy all around.
At the grand old age of 27 i found this channel and after not skating in 10 years today I got back on a board for the first time and realised how much i missed it...thanks guys for giving me the inspiration to get back on a board
I still love the Strawberry Milkshake (Aaron threw one in at the end). Aaron teaching Kelly to milkshake back in the day is still one of my favorite Braille videos ever.
I'm getting back into skateboarding after have like a 5-7 year break. I mainly do freestyle and some street, and this video is so incredibly helpful, thank you ^_^
Me: * learns kickflips in 2 years* Aaron : Learns how to varial kick tre flip to rock to fakie to 5-0 to Rock and roll Me : Lets learn how to tie a noose
I’ve been skateboarding for hours everyday for the last 7 days and watching this is making me ache. I definitely need to stretch more hahaha I got a few tricks I can do pretty good now tho. Thank you guys the entertaining videos. Keep being totally awesome. \,,/
I don't know why, but it's refreshing to see professional skaters learn new tricks. Usually we just get to see their skill and how easy they make skateboarding look, and not the process and the effort of learning new tricks like any human skater.
I just started skating at 20 but I had a freak accident and SHREDDED my meniscus in my right leg so now I’m at square 1. This video was great for me because learning freestyle takes less pressure off of my knee thanks Braille
6:41 Spacewalk Pro-Tip: Do a pump (similar to pumping up the transition of a quarter pipe) each time you change directions of the spacewalk. The magic is in the knees; you pump up every time you swing the board. You can see this in Mike's technique, and you can see that this is what he is trying to explain at 6:56 by saying "SCOOP back and forth". Aaron actually slightly yet inadvertently does the right movement only once, at 9:17, when he does a simple 180 kick turn while trying to replicate the way Mike is able to rotate the board a full 180 degrees with each of his swings. Remember, because you actually have to mini-pump up and down each time you swing right and then again each time you swing back left, it's literally twice as much knee work as it is hip work. I hope this helps someone. Happy skating!!!
Still cannot believe how quickly you guys picked these up! Gotta come back and teach you more some time
Where do u get those plates. I do a lot of pogo tricks
Be mean next time! Teach them the hardest tricks ever 🤣
Tom green at 10:58
Think of road trip, when he got bit by the snake.👇🏻
th-cam.com/video/hkSWrsJ5uaE/w-d-xo.html
Also, I should mention these freestyle moves in Freddy Got Fingered. In the opening skateboard chase scene.👇🏻
th-cam.com/video/4P472wARCvo/w-d-xo.html
Good job Mike 👏👦great style .. always👍😀👍
I'm an old school freestyler from the 80's. I bought a Waltz Monument to find out if I can still skate. Short version is... not really. However, I did land this rail flip. th-cam.com/video/2f1rOPpWdEE/w-d-xo.html
*Aaron goes to the doctor*
Doctor: So... what is your name?
Aaron: My name is Aaron Kyro and i am a sponsored skateboarder from the San Francisco Bay Area.
Why does someone make this joke every video. its not funny anymore.
@@nickkisling7294 humor is subjective so you are both right and wrong. Now please fuck off and stay at the same time.
Jörmungandr Won't that create a tear in the space-time-continuum?
Cult Boy yes and i think the world will explode
im dead lol
Hi my name is Bay Area and I am a sponsored Aaron Kyro from the San Francisco skateboarder.
I am confusion
did you just make me dyslexic
@@kaylaglazz lmao i was laughing so hard at your comment
I just had a stroke
Andreas Chlapek unoriginal
Dude, Aaron looks like he's having a lot of fun with those!
Also, Mike seems like a really nice guy. Love the video!
ikr? This was so much fun to watch, looked like everybody had a great time :)
Raphael Idalgo Mena brzao
Aaron should do one of these learn 5 new tricks videos each week, imagine how good he would get
It's too bad there's not many tricks you can learn in few minutes.
Raphael Idalgo Mena Mike seems gay
I love how Aaron makes sure there's enough explanation even after he already landed the trick so anyone watching is able to learn it. Much love
Nick well said
This is if you want to learn these tricks, (after you watch the whole video[revenue]) and don't want to re-watch it again.
First Trick: 2:22 - Walk The Dog
Second Trick: 3:40 - Rail Stand
Third: 6:40 - Space Walk
4: 10:10 - Finger Flip, from tail stop, heelflip and or kickflip rotation.
Trick Five: 12:45 - Rail Stand to Casper
Line: Do them together
Thank you for this lol. (Also replying so I can find this comment easily later)
@@mbatina00 1 year later but no problem!
Lol
"Don't do it full speed."
Aaron: Does it full speed.
"So I can just get my flight home now..."
Thank you for just quoting the video and nothing else added, it very much contributes a lot and has changed my life for the better
Yup, life changed
I'm almost thirty and watching this channel has me making a parts list for a new board. I haven't skated in fifteen years
Yes! Do it!
Same thing for me! I'm thirty now and haven't skated in 15 years! So... I bought a board and very close to nailing my first proper kickflip! These videos are true motivation!!
I've got an extra 10 years on you, and just recently bought one...well 2 actually. Hadn't been on one since 15. Hopefully you got one, it's still a blast!
Same, tho I kept my old board for 20 years and never quite "quit." A lot of my skateboarding spirit went vicariously into my music, writing, and other elements of life. I love how so many folks from our generation didn't ever fully abandon our roots - check out Andrew Huberman, he's even a bit older and still reps skateboarding all the time. Seems to be a lot of us out there reconnecting now (and channels like Braille's and Mike's are a huge help and inspiration with that, since most of us don't wanna get our creaky joints bodied lol). Every channel I click on there's a 30something in the comments, hopping back on after some years away, it's really amazing.
Aaron: Fetty you can do this boy.
"Fetty didn't land it"
Aaron: Fetty you will never land this trick.
"Fetty lands it"
月經舞梨 Reverse psychological
Frosted butts
Probably going to get buried, but I'm digging the freestyle stuff!
I'm starting at 29 and I'm finding it more accessible than a lot of the ollie stuff.
Having another avenue to start down is a great way to teach some of the basic principles like balance, board placement and even just "how do you land on your board if it's spinning in the air?"
I'm 34, and picking it back up after a short 15 year hiatus, lol... Falling on a ramp does hurt more the next day, so yeah... freestyle for the win!
Dude, I’m 31 and haven’t touched my board in probably 12 years, and after watching skate vids lately it’s got me wanting to jump back on it. I’m pumped haha. This stuff in particular does look easier to get into and will keep me from busting ass so hard haha. Good luck tho man, it’s fun as hell.
Pressure flips are also really intuitive as those are all in the back foot.
33 and picking it up after about 9 year break. Skate around here and there doing kicks and heels. When I was constant, only did flip tricks flat and down stairs. Some grinds on flat bars or skatepark blocks. Dreading the falls now that I work full time and am older.
10:59
When you jam your toe on the edge of a table
Jörmungandr should be a meme
I’m dying
Lmao
*exhales sharply*
Aaron : I’m too old for this I need to stretch...
* does spider man pose for 5 seconds *
Aaron : Okay I’m ready.
Evan Smith breath in breath in breath out shake your legs speed up go fast slow down
Where
888 like
"World's best freestyle skater"
That dude don't look like Rodney Mullen
Yes Rodney will always be the best,I loved that guy
Some of the stuff he does if legitimately fucking witchcraft
Rodney is my favorite. He got me into freestyle.
apparently a lot of the freestyle community get annoyed whenever someone mentions rodney mullen because they are a niche in the skate community so all they hear is "ayyyy, RODNEYYYY!" and they're like "enough already, i hear it every single time" LOL. like literally go look in the comments for any freestyle-related youtube vid. its everywhere. i guess its like when strangers will go like "HEY TONY HAWKK, DO A KICKFLIP" like that generic, every-time thing they'll call out.
Worlds best freestyler teaching tricks created by Rodney Mullen....
Mike's an AMAZING teacher. Ge's able to explain complicated details in a way that's not only simple, but accessible. What a legend.
Hey Aaron, the videos of Carlos teaching people really helps me. Thanks for the gr8 vids
MineSniper93 this isn’t carlos
Every single trick in this video was my favorite.
Aaron opening with the old school flip was sick man!
Keep bringing Mike Osterman back -- dude is amazing.
yeeeeeee
pretty damn gay
It's 2019: we mock people who use gay as a pejorative now.
I love videos like this. Informational, but not just one person teaching a lesson. Getting to see Mike teach Fetty and Aaron is really entertaining. Definitely post most vids like this!
Right out of the gates, "LET'S DANCE"
My favourite Braille series. The look of actual happiness of Aaron's face is so cool to see man. More please.
this was a fun video! Aaron could learn so much more freestyle tricks quite easily i think!
11:00 When the board comes out from under you and you land on your hip
Thanks so much for the heart 🙏🏻 I love your videos. Keep up the great work
This Video shows how good Aaron actually is in any kind of trick.. he learns so fast.. xD
At least he does when he actually commits. He has a serious aversion to rails and stairs.
@@joestevenson5568 because he is old, and the older you get, the easier you break. Aron isnt the jaws of skateboarding, he prefers doing whats fun to him, and doesnt need to show off how hard he can go.
plus if you havent noticed, he never encourages people to do things that could hurt themselves at home. he wants skateboarding to be fun & safe, not crazy kids jumping down 2 flights of stairs bouncing their heads off the pavement.
aaron is actually pretty shit compared to most skaters at my local, to think he thinks he's pro is just so cringe...
@@youtumor360 i mean he is a pro technically lol
@@youtumor360 bet you're not a pro too xD
awesome video again guys! Mike is really fun to have on the channel very informative and a great personality!! cant wait to see more from you guys!!
Braille for life. Keep up the good work
💙 these type of videos. It’s got everything that makes Braille awesome: teaching, learning, progression, laughs, creative skating, positivity.
Mike Osterman is a champion, great to see him back at the Braillehouse
Thank you for this vid ✨🤩✨
This video was fantastic. Love this kind of content!!
I loved that Rodney Mullen TED talk. The way he explained everything and his passion really spoke to me and help ignite a desire to skate in me. You guys at Braille are so awesome.
The dude is really intelligent, and a legendary street and freestyle skater of course ;)
Classic Rodney Mullen and early T Hawk tricks thanks for showing how to do these
I’ve been skateboarding for 10 years now and when I watch Braille skateboarding I show be more new things I can learn when skateboarding so thank for being so supportive
13:52 I laughed so hard
Love the videos. A tutorial on how to do new trick, but also an enjoyable video to watch. Keep up the good work Braille.
2:57 I literally just watched Rodney Mullen‘s TED talk before clicking on this video lol
When I was growing up this is what skateboarding was. So cool to see folks - who blow my mind with their Ollie tricks - struggling (but having fun) with stuff I can do blindfolded yet I can’t Ollie!
I am a professional freestyler from the San Francisco Bay area
wow that So Creative!
Dudeeeee come on haha
Preston the hell
This was a really great video. True happiness from both Aaron and feddy, no hyperbole. Just a few lads having fun learning tricks
I WATCHED THAT TED TALK TOOOO. Yeah it was dope
Awwww Aaron is so keen 😂
Love seeing Kyro and Fetty out of their comfort zone! Kyro's fundamentals are so strong, he can learn most tricks super quick. Also, Mike has such fluidity on all of his moves, makes everything look dope. Loved this vid!!!!
7:30 "s s steaz" LOL
man today I conquered my first 5 stair ollie and I can say that im impressed by myself and how much motivation Aaron and guys give us... thank you, Braille, you made me do et
Gabe: You need more thrust man
Aaron: *Screams in agony*
You guys are a joy to watch and it makes me want to fix my back and start skating again
Woohoo i love your videos i just got new board and im learning To pop shove it out of boardslide
Ozhari how are you supposed to pop shove it off of a boardslide
Had a GREAT time with this one, guys. Super fun.
“i was gonna say i need some more tattoos to hang out with yall”
😂😂😂
Braille just gets better and better over time... It's crazy. Keep pushing it Aaron.
Random guy: Hey nice to meet you, what’s your name?
Aaron: my name is Aaron Kyro I’m a sponsored skater from the San Francisco Bay Area
Aaron kyro is literally the man... Couple tries and he lands each trick... So much respect especially as he opened doors for so many new skaters
I feel like the Braille guys could easily be as good as him at these tricks with a little practice 😂 Aaron was nailing his tricks no problem
The tricks in this video are all pretty easy. I'm not a good skater at all, but I learned all of these way early on, before I could even land a decent kickflip.
Aaron, thanks for the content man, qual qual qual. Super qual. You and this channel are encouraging people to try something, go for it, have some fun. Such a positive message and good energy all around.
I had watched Rodney Mullen's Ted talks like 50 times by the time I saw this video😂😂
10:59 - Best part of the video AND the most I've laughed in 2020 so far
Aaron please start to freestyle skate!!!!! I think everyone would enjoy watching you progress and start doing some stuff like your old skate videos
seeing aaron's excitement as he learned these was beautiful! Braille is getting some serious skills that are all over the park!
When Aaron didn’t think of Rodney Mullen as the god father of skating
* sad Rodney Mullen noises *
At the grand old age of 27 i found this channel and after not skating in 10 years today I got back on a board for the first time and realised how much i missed it...thanks guys for giving me the inspiration to get back on a board
Braille team I have a video idea! I think we should do skater XL VS Skate 3 game of skate uzi and fetty!!!
Omg the last trick was something used to do by watching how it was done in the THPS 4. Manual > railstand > casper
Yee haw brother
I still love the Strawberry Milkshake (Aaron threw one in at the end). Aaron teaching Kelly to milkshake back in the day is still one of my favorite Braille videos ever.
I saw the video with you and John Geiger
yes mike osterman and andy anderson are freaking awsome... these episode was great.. aaron with the dope space walks lol
I like how they first try the trick and the guy thats teaching is like: -_-
This is so cool. Need to learn all of them this summer. Thanks B.
0:10 so... where’s Rodney Mullen?
I'm getting back into skateboarding after have like a 5-7 year break. I mainly do freestyle and some street, and this video is so incredibly helpful, thank you ^_^
Hi my name is Karen Ayro and I'm a Sponsored Bay from the San Francisco Skate Area
I almost slipped reading this
You can tell, Aaron is having so much fun doing this!!
Who else watching this again in 2020
Everybody gangsta until Aaron Kyro says: "My name is Aaron Kyro, and I'm gonna sponsored skateboarder from San Francisco Bay Area".
DON'T YOU TELL AARON AT WHAT SPEED HE DOES HIS TRICKS lmao
So happy there was an Aaron video! It feels like it's been forever!
Skate everything: skateshop edition pls
Hey Braille Team I just subscribed and clicked on the bell!!!!! You guys are sick!
5:15 good mythical morning reference
Aaron’s so dope. He’s talented but respectful enough to truly bask in student mode with a great attitude while he learns
Does fretty have toka from my hero acadaima on his board
I love how this style doesn't cost anything. Good to see Mike stop by for a visit.
Me: * learns kickflips in 2 years*
Aaron : Learns how to varial kick tre flip to rock to fakie to 5-0 to Rock and roll
Me : Lets learn how to tie a noose
Maaaan! Aaron is FIRE!
He said some more, does that mean he already has tattoo’s?
I’ve been skateboarding for hours everyday for the last 7 days and watching this is making me ache. I definitely need to stretch more hahaha I got a few tricks I can do pretty good now tho. Thank you guys the entertaining videos. Keep being totally awesome. \,,/
Imagine this professional skateboarder from san francisco bay area making skating tricks tutorial s
I don't know why, but it's refreshing to see professional skaters learn new tricks. Usually we just get to see their skill and how easy they make skateboarding look, and not the process and the effort of learning new tricks like any human skater.
I literally landed my first finger flip 10 mins before I watched this video
Finally bought a skateboard and i learn so fast thanks to your very clear and easy tutorials...
0:10 "skatboarder"
I just started skating at 20 but I had a freak accident and SHREDDED my meniscus in my right leg so now I’m at square 1. This video was great for me because learning freestyle takes less pressure off of my knee thanks Braille
Everyone who is commenting first,
*NOBODY CARES*
But to be fair, you cared to enough to comment about it
@@Toobesound BABOOM
@@Toobesound Uh-Oh
This is so sick!! I was punching the air when the nailed each trick haha
Ля я один рускоговорящий.
Like
Да один..
I watch this episode to cheer me up!
Yall rock!
50/50
I remember that TT. He was one of the few athlete speakers that really translates well for the overall audience.
6:41 Spacewalk Pro-Tip: Do a pump (similar to pumping up the transition of a quarter pipe) each time you change directions of the spacewalk. The magic is in the knees; you pump up every time you swing the board. You can see this in Mike's technique, and you can see that this is what he is trying to explain at 6:56 by saying "SCOOP back and forth". Aaron actually slightly yet inadvertently does the right movement only once, at 9:17, when he does a simple 180 kick turn while trying to replicate the way Mike is able to rotate the board a full 180 degrees with each of his swings. Remember, because you actually have to mini-pump up and down each time you swing right and then again each time you swing back left, it's literally twice as much knee work as it is hip work. I hope this helps someone. Happy skating!!!
Not gonna lie, probs one of Braille’s sickest videos in a while! Aaron you BEAST!!!
Definitely got to do a game of skate with Mike. Two different versions of skateboarding competing would be really interesting with him.
Never expected to see Osterman on Braille. Good stuff.
I've never been this early lmao. you guys make the best videos on TH-cam! love you guys.
im actually so much more drawn to these tricks vs street tricks, these just seem like so much fun
Of all the learning 5 new tricks I like Aaron’s the most