If I remember correctly, Colin was trying to forward 7 the set and wasn’t able to lace it. Guess he was over rotating 😂someone told him to try 9 I guess. I fakie 3’d the set and was terrified 😂it’s a legit straight drop Colin and sean have the best tricks at this spot. It was their highschool lol
Yep, he was a magician. Never forget walking into ASA bleachers to get my skates on at like 10am to see Feinberg already on the blue ramps launching out of the park and grinding / 1 wheel rolling on something like a wire, rope , random 2x4 or maybe nothing at all. I'd feel like I better go hide my ST9's and saying I'm just hear as a spectator or a judge or just dip outt and act like I was never their. Funny part is I was very confident about my skills but if Aaron was there to win, he did. It was just that simple
@@FR-AN Brandon Campbells is from Killer Boots defo worth checking out. Any and all Nick footage is good. Honey Baked is a great one to check out on Vimeo
Cool! Added to the watch list! I've seen isolated sections from killer boots. Stockwell's was one of the first I ever saw and my favourite for a long time. And I've seen Nick in Pariah and something else, I wanted to check KCMO after listening to his Jump Street episode.
Good to note. Labarre had on jorts w/ clean legs and clothing. What kind of confidence is that ?! lol sheesh. He’s like a Tupac of rollerblading. He’s just still alive. Tho he’s a literal skate legend. It’s undeniable. - YA
Perfectly agreed on all of the tricks and skaters here! The Aaron Feinberg dissection was on point and accurate!!! Love the Nick Labarre bonus as well! great video Tom!!! 🔥🔥
I’ve never noticed before, but Feinburg clearly did that rail multiple times to get the different angles. Otherwise a guy would be in shot for that close up angle. Imagine watching a clip back and being that close and still doing it again 🤯
The elevator shaft is the ballsiest trick ever done on bladezzzz. To judge the perfect amount of speed without being able to jump and not clip your head is insane. Not to mention the drop below is a whole other story. There are too many variables that make this the most incredible stunt feat. Fight me.
25 years ago I was doing 360 topsouls ,270backside farfignewtons and fakie 360 alley oops to 54o out down kinked rails but this is insane . It’s amazing how far skating has come !
Another great video bro!! Also, I’ve never really thought about it before, but Feinberg’s soul to gap has both a long lens and fisheye angle where he commits to the gap and only just makes it over the rail… not sure if one of those clips is a bail but he definitely went full commit at least twice on that spot 🤯 mind blowing!
The fish eye shot he landed funny but still landed it. Then I believe it was next try he laced it. Wasn't there when he did it but been to the spot and watched the footage before it was in mindgame. I filmed a good amount of the portland footage so got a sneak peak.
Whilst nothing that special technically I'll always love the Aragon trick in ground control vid where he does a top soul on the red/orange rail and then jumps into a Savannah/unity on the 2nd rail, all perfectly synced with the song too!
I'm so glad you put in Broskow's fastslides, and Chris Farmer's too. When i stared skating in the mid 90's that trick was literally a fast slide. Nobody ever dared to actually balance on them, it was pretty much just kissing the rail. Unbelievable how far people have taken them. Through a kink though? That's ridiculous! Great video and research as always
Such a good one. Leaving alone how much I love the prince, every trick in here is amazing. It’s so hard to pick just a trick from each of these legends.
When I saw the top tricks title, Feinberg's soul to drop instantly came to mind. He was also the king of AO souls on drop rails, totally committed with all weight on the drop side. Don't remember which section, he AO soul a 2 floors kink rail and jump the last floor just before the kink.
i can remember a film where a guy did a huge drop in from a helicopter into a Vert, but cant remember his name. not shure it was a called "its all good". unfortunatly never found it again. any ideas?
Check out Antony Pottier video for his FR UFR pro skate where he grinds down a rail steps onto some weird ornament half way down spins round it on one foot then continues the grind.
@@TomMoyse of course he is... But this spot is specially ill... Theres an under small kinda box/ledge thats inside the wall and he launches a makio from there to an way upper ledge perfectly stylish grabbed true mak... Its hard to explain the spot
How to make epic trick in Blading: 1. Be very Athletic. 2. Wear the worst possible cloths for performance. 3. Pick the best Death Spot to skate on. 4. DO NOT DIE!
That depends on who you mean by "any one". Mr. Spotty Dog didn't mention it, true. However, when the clip first surfaced, a couple years ago, the NBD claim was made. Then we could get in to the technical details of the trick and how doing it on different obstacles might make them different tricks. But now it starts getting really silly... Anyhow, I was humoured that the Attorney General of NBD's had a blind spot on that specific matter, and I can understand if no one else gives a damn.
So I grew up skateboarding everyday, never really bladed.. despite that, I've been sucked into your channel lately, and I only have ONE question.... Were you guys all obsessed with the movie "BRINK" as much as I was as a kid?? 🤔😂 Lmao
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Omg man. "Crack of dawn grab" got me good. Brilliant as always, Tom.
😁 thanks dude. Milkman grab!
I love that Pat just casually dropped that backflip in a full on smart shirt too… hah
Sent it business class
Absolutely love the humor and references Tom, if you don't roll you'll never know how good they are
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🙌🏻🙌🏻 cheers man
If I remember correctly, Colin was trying to forward 7 the set and wasn’t able to lace it. Guess he was over rotating 😂someone told him to try 9 I guess. I fakie 3’d the set and was terrified 😂it’s a legit straight drop Colin and sean have the best tricks at this spot. It was their highschool lol
Yes man! Nice little bit of insight - appreciate that
This was in Minnesota, no ?
Loved it! I grew up around Aaron Feinberg in the northwest and he was unbelievable to watch. Thanks for the great rollerblade entertainment brother!
Can’t imagine how good that must have been to witness his skating in real life
Yep, he was a magician. Never forget walking into ASA bleachers to get my skates on at like 10am to see Feinberg already on the blue ramps launching out of the park and grinding / 1 wheel rolling on something like a wire, rope , random 2x4 or maybe nothing at all. I'd feel like I better go hide my ST9's and saying I'm just hear as a spectator or a judge or just dip outt and act like I was never their. Funny part is I was very confident about my skills but if Aaron was there to win, he did. It was just that simple
Milkman grab and spinbad the sailor!! Love it
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I really like te way you analyse the tricks! Eye and mind opening!
Thanks man - I defo enjoy a bit of chatting about them
Not only the Atkinson trick was crazy, the way they framed the background in the shot was amazing as well.
Yea incredible
Did I miss the part where we discussed the gooey crack right before Pat Lennon's backflip that he had to make sure not to catch his back wheel in?
Yes
these trick break downs are becoming my favorite thing on the internet.
Thank you - defo one of the things I enjoy most
Another banger mate! Hadn't seen a couple of those... Spotty dog!!
Thank man - happy it’s unearthed a couple for you. Which ones out of interest?
Brandon Campbell's and Nick Labarre's. One was before my time and the other during a period when I was off skating.
@@FR-AN Brandon Campbells is from Killer Boots defo worth checking out. Any and all Nick footage is good. Honey Baked is a great one to check out on Vimeo
Cool! Added to the watch list! I've seen isolated sections from killer boots. Stockwell's was one of the first I ever saw and my favourite for a long time. And I've seen Nick in Pariah and something else, I wanted to check KCMO after listening to his Jump Street episode.
Good to note. Labarre had on jorts w/ clean legs and clothing. What kind of confidence is that ?! lol sheesh. He’s like a Tupac of rollerblading. He’s just still alive. Tho he’s a literal skate legend. It’s undeniable. - YA
🙌🏻🙌🏻 Skating in your good gear is what the best do!
Words was my childhood skating.. Goated film.. Awsome vid man.. Can't wait for another 10 tricks.. Keep it up Tom
Words is amazing. Thanks for the kind words
@@TomMoyse 😂😂😂 like that play on words
@@austerberrys101 😁🤝🏻
@@TomMoyse 🙌 big 10's god speed brotha
Perfectly agreed on all of the tricks and skaters here! The Aaron Feinberg dissection was on point and accurate!!! Love the Nick Labarre bonus as well! great video Tom!!! 🔥🔥
Thanks mate - appreciate that!
Feinberg's soul 2 gap is nuts 🤯
I’ve never noticed before, but Feinburg clearly did that rail multiple times to get the different angles. Otherwise a guy would be in shot for that close up angle. Imagine watching a clip back and being that close and still doing it again 🤯
What a nut job hey!
lovely! also really good pacing on this one
Cheers - thought I might have harped on a bit too much at points so it’s good to hear you likes the pacing.
Great video Tom - love hearing your mind dissect what's going on. Cheers!
Thank you. I do enjoying trying to break down the tricks so glad someone else is into my ramblings
The elevator shaft is the ballsiest trick ever done on bladezzzz. To judge the perfect amount of speed without being able to jump and not clip your head is insane. Not to mention the drop below is a whole other story. There are too many variables that make this the most incredible stunt feat. Fight me.
Pretty wild
I don’t see the back royal I did on the mini half pipe at my local skatepark so idk how credible this list is
Ha
25 years ago I was doing 360 topsouls ,270backside farfignewtons and fakie 360 alley oops to 54o out down kinked rails but this is insane . It’s amazing how far skating has come !
I'm sure I saw an interview with Aragon where he said the ender stressed him out for a while! Another great selection ✌️
I bet it did. Mad trick
Another great video bro!!
Also, I’ve never really thought about it before, but Feinberg’s soul to gap has both a long lens and fisheye angle where he commits to the gap and only just makes it over the rail… not sure if one of those clips is a bail but he definitely went full commit at least twice on that spot 🤯 mind blowing!
Thanks man.
Yes, that’s a great point. Absolutely wild!L doing through the process twice. Him only just making it, elevates it for me. The commitment!
The fish eye shot he landed funny but still landed it. Then I believe it was next try he laced it. Wasn't there when he did it but been to the spot and watched the footage before it was in mindgame. I filmed a good amount of the portland footage so got a sneak peak.
Whilst nothing that special technically I'll always love the Aragon trick in ground control vid where he does a top soul on the red/orange rail and then jumps into a Savannah/unity on the 2nd rail, all perfectly synced with the song too!
Amazing trick!
Dude is On point thus far! - YA
Appreciate that dude.
Great vid.
Happy to be guesting at 02:26.
Hahaha yes!!! 🙌🏻
These videos are so good.
Thanks pal
Your edits are pretty awesome and hilarious at the same time.
Thanks mate
Most excellent. Pat Lennen ftw ⚡️
Pat Lennen was a wild man!
I'm so glad you put in Broskow's fastslides, and Chris Farmer's too. When i stared skating in the mid 90's that trick was literally a fast slide. Nobody ever dared to actually balance on them, it was pretty much just kissing the rail. Unbelievable how far people have taken them. Through a kink though? That's ridiculous! Great video and research as always
Yea the control is amazing. Thanks for the kind words
Such a good one.
Leaving alone how much I love the prince, every trick in here is amazing. It’s so hard to pick just a trick from each of these legends.
Yea - a lot of amazing stuff has been done in rollerblading
Sick Tricks!
Another stomper vid with the most amazing edits to back up your comments. 😂 it’s another work of art.
Cheers matey!
I enjoyed your video. The coolest memory trick for me is. Conor O'Brien, 360 Royal on a single rail with car lights on at night.
Thanks man. That’s a banger
Great show ceep it up bro.
PS ego is my all-time favorite skate video
Thanks - yes EGO is incredible
Met and skated with Nick LaBarre at Lake Owen back in the day. The dude was unreal even back then. One of the funniest people I’ve met, too
Seems like a really good dude!
Going to do a fakie backflip line had me laughing like a 17 year old at the lunch table. - YA
😁 the button up shirt threw me off - did not see that coming
When I saw the top tricks title, Feinberg's soul to drop instantly came to mind. He was also the king of AO souls on drop rails, totally committed with all weight on the drop side. Don't remember which section, he AO soul a 2 floors kink rail and jump the last floor just before the kink.
Feinberg is a beast!
Great picks!
Thanks
With every video the puns get better. Fuckin master class! 😆🤙🏼
Thanks mate
Please can we get more fast show references in this next one? That would be ............ nice 😉
Haha there’s defo been a few used but happy to sneak in some more
Dr Phil!!! Mind Boggle LMAO!!!!!!!
Haha
You hear Law from 50/50 is realeasing a Skate Boot possibility this November
I did, interesting
I'm late to the party, but I think about that Bcam trick probably once a week unprompted
So wild
crack of dawn grab 😂
Best kind.
siiick
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i can remember a film where a guy did a huge drop in from a helicopter into a Vert, but cant remember his name. not shure it was a called "its all good". unfortunatly never found it again. any ideas?
😂 you put a tun of work into this video.
Thanks for recognising that 🙌🏻 I do enjoy it
Check out Antony Pottier video for his FR UFR pro skate where he grinds down a rail steps onto some weird ornament half way down spins round it on one foot then continues the grind.
Yes it’s mega
Sean Keane has some incredible stuff too
Yea man so really amazing stuff
so funny !!!
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I might be wrong because memory but I'm pretty sure i've seen Jon Bergeron and Vinny Minton doing the same backflip than Pat Lennen
Did they do it in button up shirts? Lennen has another one in drop drop I think as well. There is just something about the one in Leading the blind
Yeah, Pat Lennen jumps much higher 🙌🏼
There was a guy doing forward backflip on a set of stairs that was mental… also farmer has a makio to true mak in the most unbelievable spot ever
Framer is from another planet
@@TomMoyse of course he is... But this spot is specially ill... Theres an under small kinda box/ledge thats inside the wall and he launches a makio from there to an way upper ledge perfectly stylish grabbed true mak... Its hard to explain the spot
Duude. I always shout out Camilla Parker in reference to a bowl. Either smoking one. Or skating one.
Hahaha
Patts drop royal on the moving fire escape was fucking nuts!!!!!
He’s a wild bloke
i'd prefer that clasic "450 BS negative mistrial" of Sizemore
Yea in his WRS edit 🙌🏻 spoke about it in the first top 10 video 🤝🏻
How to make epic trick in Blading:
1. Be very Athletic.
2. Wear the worst possible cloths for performance.
3. Pick the best Death Spot to skate on.
4. DO NOT DIE!
Ha just send it
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Then you put in Kerrygold butter. The only stuff I buy.
Top rate butter 🧈
im sorry but the best trick ab ever did was that down rail transfer over the flat to kg stg it defied gravity
Yea that’s nuts. Too many boisterous tricks
For the disaster ttp, the guy was also basically ass-out with his pants falling off, as if it wasn't an insane trick already.
haha thats Frazer Watson. So good
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@@TomMoyse you always bring the laughs. Lots of laughs in this one. Great work my dood🙌
@@bladingisdad Thanks man 🙌🏻 glad you enjoyed it
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It's a shame Brain Fear Gone didn't change to spell Aaron Feinberg correctly.
And they got it right a frame later 😂
It's funny how you go on rants about NBD's and then throw in Joe's loop/flip without mentioning Clément Milot.
I don't think any one said Joe's trick was an NBD... 🤷🏿
That depends on who you mean by "any one".
Mr. Spotty Dog didn't mention it, true.
However, when the clip first surfaced, a couple years ago, the NBD claim was made.
Then we could get in to the technical details of the trick and how doing it on different obstacles might make them different tricks.
But now it starts getting really silly...
Anyhow, I was humoured that the Attorney General of NBD's had a blind spot on that specific matter, and I can understand if no one else gives a damn.
So where is the top 10?
On my channel: th-cam.com/video/FC8C8NiJHHE/w-d-xo.html
@@TomMoyse cheers mate
Fruit boots
Inline sends some really sketchy shit.
Will skate anything
boris playing rugby was brilliant 🤣🤣
Hahah tank
How about Alex broskows ender clip in his section in Nowhere? Its absolutely crazy.
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🏆📈
That ender should've been in here. It's crazy.
So I grew up skateboarding everyday, never really bladed.. despite that, I've been sucked into your channel lately, and I only have ONE question.... Were you guys all obsessed with the movie "BRINK" as much as I was as a kid?? 🤔😂 Lmao
Haha not me personally, but i'm sure there is some big fans out there.