Thanks for the video. Your explanation of the frontside 180’s was really helpful! Took me a couple weeks to get the weight distribution but now I’m getting more comfortable sliding every day. Love the channel!
So great tutorial and advice! Thank you so much! This save my longboarding, I’ve been so discouraged coz i still cant perform it but after watching this it gives me a boost to keep on trying.
when it'll be dry in Belgium I'll test these good advices with my new drop hammer ! this winter no more snowboarding in the alps due to this big flu !! and this worldwide fabulous management! concentrate myself on good opportunities to have fun with my environment!(biking and longboarding from now!) never try to slide a board with wheels at my 45'...so new challenge for me!! I like yours records so let's get to ride my new drop hammer !!!
Bro, thanks for this video! I actually only have a pair of the light blue easy hawgs that came with the sidewalker, I ended up high siding down a steep hill, but gonna watch this a couple more times and try again when I can. Wish me luck 🙆♂️
Thanks so much bro learning so much from this video. I did a stink bug and fked me back leg knee ligaments man super dangerous. Pro tip no stink bugs.. noted 😂
hey dude, great video man. I am wondering if you could do a tutorial on how to slide on a landyachtz dinghy or turbo king? Would be very helpful for me as my turbo king picks up speed really quick. Thanks again great video dude.
I have to be honest with you. It is kinda hard to slide on a dighy. It’s possible by doing what I showed above, but it is difficult. I don’t have a dighy on me also so I can’t film a video on it either sadly. Also, the turbo dighy has some more grippy wheels, so that will make it even harder to slide.
Is it more difficult to slide on a smaller trucks compared to wider ones? I have 105mm Polar Bear trucks on my Landyachtz Dipper and I want to slide on it. Thank you
Hey mate, would you recommend the ATV perfecto for doing slides at moderate speeds? I want to get one so I can have a mix of street skating and a bit of lower speed freeriding on one board, or would you recommend a longboard? Is the perfecto also ok for Coleman slides? I am seriously considering buying a longboard with a large wheelbase and RKP trucks for a bit more stability after having a 52kmh crash on my dinghy a couple days ago. Thanks
George Herron I would definitely recommend having a street setup and a longboard setup and not combine them until you’re really comfortable. I have been sliding for years especially on street setups so it is pretty easy for me to get on the atv and do most of the things I do on my longboard, but I wouldn’t recommend it for a beginner. I would recommend getting a gordito or a side walker if you really want the kick tails but if you’re mainly focusing on downhill/freeride I love my cheesegrater and I think it can be a good board to start with.
I can get into the position with my knee tucked, but I can’t put my hand down, the more I lean back the more I start turning toeside?? anyway to help with getting lower, I can’t really touch the ground unless I throw my body down
What would be a good board for learning to slide on? I have a cruiser with 83A wheels and its tough to slide. I have bigger feet and I've been struggling to find a board to learn on
It’s all personal preference. Tight trucks can make setup carving more difficult however. Loose trucks can make setup carving easier, but you’ll be less stable and it can be harder to kick out the slide because the board will grip more with the turn. I ride my trucks kinda in the middle but leaning on the tighter side!
Im in my 40s now and i wana getting into freeride, just bought a 2020 landyachtz rally cat, and omen suga deck, 169mm paris trucks. Is 70mm 78a omen free spririt wheel too soft to slide on? Thanks
bocap1980 awesome! I used to ride a sugar years ago. Yes, 78a is good for sliding. Most freeride wheels are 78a. It matters more on the shape and urethane. The free spirits might be harder to learn on since they have a square lip. I would recommend something with more of a round lip such as an easy hawg
@@lylacrew1606 do u think the white will slide to u can pick a color black or white I think the black ones will slide but I dont know about the white ones
I have a Santa Cruz longboard that's 39" and I'm a 120lbs woman. I find it really hard to slide even with sector 9 butterballs. Is it possible that the lenght make it harder for me to turn it? (My truck are pretty loose) Maybe it's just my stance. I'll try putting more weight on my hand
You may have to go faster to get the momentum to whip it around easier. Also don’t get discouraged! Sliding is hard and takes a lot of practice and if you keep trying I’m sure you’ll get it💪🏻🙌🏻
@@lylacrew1606 actually I get much less speed wobbles with the surfskate the wheels are much larger my ones are 66 x 51 mm. There's 49 mm of contact surface. I get crazy speed wobbles on my regular skateboard. I just haven't tried sliding fully with the surfskate. Just do small ones and reset forward. I would love to learn how to make a complete stop though. There seems to be no tutorial
Depends what type of skating you’re doing. For sliding and or shorter cruises I would go with easy hawgs. Fast freeride I would go with hawgs supremes. For downhill I would go with mini monster hawgs or biggie hawgs.
@@lylacrew1606 I want to get into dance freeboard and a combination of sliding, I want to be able to do slide at slower speed and still be able to cruise with mates from a to b
Oh I got confused when you said rolls because I’m used to them being called wheels my bad haha it all depends on the wheel and urethane. I have some old 86a zombie hawgs I teach people on when I don’t have easy hawgs for them because the 86a slides good in that type of urethane but I have tried hard wheels that don’t slide well so it’s just a matter of trying them out 👍🏻
Personally I prefer a top mount board anywhere from 35in to 37in with concave that locks you in well and a stiff construction such as the Landyachtz cheesegrater or Osteon observer. Another good choice is a drop board like the switchblade because you’re standing lower to the ground making it kick out easier👌🏻
BeOutdoors BeOutdoors Technically you could, but it would be extremely difficult. You would be better off sizing up on a board and getting some intended slide wheels.
@@lylacrew1606 got a street deck, 56mm 99a wheels...helmet and pads....gonna start with a sit down coleman ..and nail this first...will be really nice to see a video on this, there are some power slides clips, but thats just mostly kicking it out, no pre-carve .....something around techslide tutorial coleman on a regular popsicle street deck :)
Great advice John!
Landyachtz Thanks guys🙌🏻
This was helpful! Thanks
You did a good tutorial too bro
“I’m kinda learning it with you”
*does it flawlessly*
I like the tip at the end about having the right kind of wheels, that's very important
Just bought two landyachtz...a dinghy and a 40" drop in that I just put butter balls on..trying to learn to slide so thank you for the video!
Caleb Beam glad you liked and I hope it helps!
Really helpful. Literally nailed it on my 10 year old board within 30 minutes and two scrapes !
Malloy Johnson Stoked I could help!
Awesome! This is my end goal. I'm too terrified to try but I'll work up some courage as I get more comfortable on the board.
Thanks for the video. Your explanation of the frontside 180’s was really helpful! Took me a couple weeks to get the weight distribution but now I’m getting more comfortable sliding every day. Love the channel!
Mason Dufrene glad to help!
So great tutorial and advice! Thank you so much! This save my longboarding, I’ve been so discouraged coz i still cant perform it but after watching this it gives me a boost to keep on trying.
Arth Sagaoinit keep at it 🙌🏻 it takes time!!!
when it'll be dry in Belgium I'll test these good advices with my new drop hammer !
this winter no more snowboarding in the alps due to this big flu !! and this worldwide fabulous management!
concentrate myself on good opportunities to have fun with my environment!(biking and longboarding from now!)
never try to slide a board with wheels at my 45'...so new challenge for me!!
I like yours records so let's get to ride my new drop hammer !!!
That’s awesome that you picked it up and I hope it helps. The drop hammer looks like an awesome board!
Thanks for outro inspiration. I’ve got no experience (54 years old) and just like the downhill better than the kooky stunts.
Bro, thanks for this video! I actually only have a pair of the light blue easy hawgs that came with the sidewalker, I ended up high siding down a steep hill, but gonna watch this a couple more times and try again when I can. Wish me luck 🙆♂️
Tony Smith sorry to hear that and hope the video helps🙌🏻
Thanks for the video! Looking forward to my Landyachtz tugboat. It’s in the mail and I’m so excited.
that looks like a fun ass hill
Thanks for the video man. And yes, it's very difficult for me to do the stand up slide. I'm gonna try again this weekend 😁
Wish they still made that deck
Nice job at 3:00. Nice slide
This is definitely very similar to snowboarding So, I should be able to learn this
I can’t snowboard 😂
@@lylacrew1606 Lol, you could have fooled me. Well, I'll say with your moves, you'll do just fine on the snow.
Effective technics bruh. Helped me a lot...thanks by the way. Hope to watch more tutorials.
Philip Pajaron glad I could help🙌🏻
I like your explanation man
Thanks for the tutorial Bro. I searched a long time for this.
Thanks man. Hope to see more content.
Nice tutorial. Looking forward to squatters and toeside standies.
That looks fun!
Nice video and 😂I had no clue that was called the stink bug I'll remember not to do that
That’s definitely how I’ve been doing it 😳lol. Going to have to switch it up . @gavin Sampson .. nice content on your paged too btw . *subscribed
@@aaronphifer2795 aii man thanks
Thanks so much bro learning so much from this video. I did a stink bug and fked me back leg knee ligaments man super dangerous. Pro tip no stink bugs.. noted 😂
hey dude, great video man. I am wondering if you could do a tutorial on how to slide on a landyachtz dinghy or turbo king? Would be very helpful for me as my turbo king picks up speed really quick. Thanks again great video dude.
I have to be honest with you. It is kinda hard to slide on a dighy. It’s possible by doing what I showed above, but it is difficult. I don’t have a dighy on me also so I can’t film a video on it either sadly. Also, the turbo dighy has some more grippy wheels, so that will make it even harder to slide.
@@lylacrew1606 thanks for the response dude, guess i just gotta practice on my longer one.
I found this quite helpful! Thanks
Is it more difficult to slide on a smaller trucks compared to wider ones? I have 105mm Polar Bear trucks on my Landyachtz Dipper and I want to slide on it. Thank you
Good video! Wanted to ask, for someone starting out to coleman slide,do you have to grab the board trying to slide or should you?
Nice guide bro!
Hey mate, would you recommend the ATV perfecto for doing slides at moderate speeds? I want to get one so I can have a mix of street skating and a bit of lower speed freeriding on one board, or would you recommend a longboard? Is the perfecto also ok for Coleman slides? I am seriously considering buying a longboard with a large wheelbase and RKP trucks for a bit more stability after having a 52kmh crash on my dinghy a couple days ago. Thanks
George Herron I would definitely recommend having a street setup and a longboard setup and not combine them until you’re really comfortable. I have been sliding for years especially on street setups so it is pretty easy for me to get on the atv and do most of the things I do on my longboard, but I wouldn’t recommend it for a beginner. I would recommend getting a gordito or a side walker if you really want the kick tails but if you’re mainly focusing on downhill/freeride I love my cheesegrater and I think it can be a good board to start with.
I can get into the position with my knee tucked, but I can’t put my hand down, the more I lean back the more I start turning toeside?? anyway to help with getting lower, I can’t really touch the ground unless I throw my body down
You have to just trust it, get as low as you can, drop your weight back into your front hand
I did the same crap with not leaning glove down first and now I suck at glove down slides. Stand up it is.
what helmet really like the visor look
This video was helpful thank you :D
What would be a good board for learning to slide on? I have a cruiser with 83A wheels and its tough to slide. I have bigger feet and I've been struggling to find a board to learn on
A cheesegrater with 82a mini zombies would be good to learn on
Thank you!
For sliding, the trucks need to be moore loose or tight?
It’s all personal preference. Tight trucks can make setup carving more difficult however. Loose trucks can make setup carving easier, but you’ll be less stable and it can be harder to kick out the slide because the board will grip more with the turn. I ride my trucks kinda in the middle but leaning on the tighter side!
@@lylacrew1606 thank you for the details!!
Can i slide with all types of longboards? Because some of longboards has those kind of jelly tires and some have those hard plastik tires
Hassan Hosseini once the skin is off on those gel ones most of them slide really well!
Im in my 40s now and i wana getting into freeride, just bought a 2020 landyachtz rally cat, and omen suga deck, 169mm paris trucks. Is 70mm 78a omen free spririt wheel too soft to slide on? Thanks
bocap1980 awesome! I used to ride a sugar years ago. Yes, 78a is good for sliding. Most freeride wheels are 78a. It matters more on the shape and urethane. The free spirits might be harder to learn on since they have a square lip. I would recommend something with more of a round lip such as an easy hawg
@@lylacrew1606 awesome thanks for heads up will certainly looking into, how did you like the sugar deck? I bought it used for 50$ great conditions.
bocap1980 I really liked it. It was great for freeride and I really liked the tail
@@lylacrew1606 good to know cheers
Witch model of board is that ? I know its landyatchz but witch model ?
2015 hollowtech wolfshark
@@lylacrew1606 thanks the shape is sick
@@meromeronomi4676 yea sadly it’s discontinued. I really wish I grabbed the mini version!
hei man i have a question: what is the hardness of your wheel?
Those were 78a easy hawgs
@@lylacrew1606 okay, thanks
What wheels are on this board for this video, thx?
Easy hawgs
Is a 62mm 83a wheel good for sliding
grap3 yt what wheel is it?
Idk just search up zaza wheels the first link and scroll down and it shows 62mm Slider Zaza Wheels team logo
grap3 yt yea they look like they will slide real good
@@lylacrew1606 yes thx
@@lylacrew1606 do u think the white will slide to u can pick a color black or white I think the black ones will slide but I dont know about the white ones
I have a Santa Cruz longboard that's 39" and I'm a 120lbs woman. I find it really hard to slide even with sector 9 butterballs. Is it possible that the lenght make it harder for me to turn it? (My truck are pretty loose) Maybe it's just my stance. I'll try putting more weight on my hand
You may have to go faster to get the momentum to whip it around easier. Also don’t get discouraged! Sliding is hard and takes a lot of practice and if you keep trying I’m sure you’ll get it💪🏻🙌🏻
@@lylacrew1606 How fast? I see people that go as fast as I am and they are able to do it xD Thank you! I need all the motivation I can get :)
@@arianeparadis6439 about 10mph, maybe it’s the butterballs, they aren’t the best for learning necessarily
@@luci4online Damn that's really fast xD Kinda scary
@@arianeparadis6439 not really, 10-15 is a good fast cruising speed, you can go slower but your butters might not break traction
I dont have a longboard but it seems fun
Nice video! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯
Yewww!! Great video!
10th street in San Pedro?
Yep!
Dwight Riley, is that you?
Cool. Many thx
Does that work on a surfskate ?
You can but it’s really sketchy due to how much the trucks turn and going fast is easy to get speed wobbles on those
@@lylacrew1606 actually I get much less speed wobbles with the surfskate the wheels are much larger my ones are 66 x 51 mm. There's 49 mm of contact surface. I get crazy speed wobbles on my regular skateboard. I just haven't tried sliding fully with the surfskate. Just do small ones and reset forward. I would love to learn how to make a complete stop though. There seems to be no tutorial
@@Applewhiteolivier to do a complete stop you just hold the slide shown in the video until there’s no speed left.
@@lylacrew1606 imma give it a try tomorrow mosdef
Good vid
Can I start to learn this on a penny nickel ...with square lips wheels...possible?
possible but not ideal
@@owenmcmillan2299 thank you
Then can I just put in 52mm small skateboard board wheels for my nickel board for sliding practice, does that make sense...
@@amit2897 it’s okay, I would never ride a penny board
Amazing
Can I get a link to that deck please🥺
SanicLeo they no longer make this deck
Nice vids! What bushings are you using? Do you prefer to keep them softer or harder when learning slides?
IllegallyJacked I’m on some pretty hard bushings but bushing setup is all personal preference
Bro I need wheels what should I start with?
Depends what type of skating you’re doing. For sliding and or shorter cruises I would go with easy hawgs. Fast freeride I would go with hawgs supremes. For downhill I would go with mini monster hawgs or biggie hawgs.
@@lylacrew1606 I want to get into dance freeboard and a combination of sliding, I want to be able to do slide at slower speed and still be able to cruise with mates from a to b
@@lylacrew1606 would you recommend the 63mm fatty hawgs?
@@sashalogan7605 they’ll work but I’d recommend ez Hawgs or Lil easy hawgs way more for it
What’s the model of the wheel please?
Easy hawgs
The Coleman slide, named after Cliff.
Thx bro!
What deck is that?
Bro can I try slide with 70mm wheels ?
Oscar Pizzano yea, but the shape and urethane play a much bigger factor than the size of the wheel
Is that snus in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?
I did this on a 🏂 it was the only thing that saved me from the downhill speed 👍
Are 78 A Rolls ok for sliding ?????
ACE Bm I’m not sure what that is.
The Most People have for sliding 83 A rolls !it Means how hard the rolls are .when the rolls Arn‘t so much Hard ,they cant slide so good
Oh I got confused when you said rolls because I’m used to them being called wheels my bad haha it all depends on the wheel and urethane. I have some old 86a zombie hawgs I teach people on when I don’t have easy hawgs for them because the 86a slides good in that type of urethane but I have tried hard wheels that don’t slide well so it’s just a matter of trying them out 👍🏻
how tf dont u have more subs
nice bru
I’m goofy too do more vidz
Thanks, I have sector 9 butter ball wheels. I flipped of the board, I realized now that I should have my weight on the back
Can you slide on a pintail longboard
Jazzy Jazz you can, but not easily👍🏻
John From Pedro what’s the best type of board to slide on?
Personally I prefer a top mount board anywhere from 35in to 37in with concave that locks you in well and a stiff construction such as the Landyachtz cheesegrater or Osteon observer. Another good choice is a drop board like the switchblade because you’re standing lower to the ground making it kick out easier👌🏻
@@lylacrew1606 what board are you riding in the video? looks like ATV but im new to land yachts baught 3 last week.
Kyle W I’m riding at 2016 wolfshark
Show 👍
Jly
Good info- but indy can only be done backside, there is no such thing as frontside Indy, this is a fact with no gray area of interpretation
I hsve 78a wheels 59mm....square lips
BeOutdoors BeOutdoors Technically you could, but it would be extremely difficult. You would be better off sizing up on a board and getting some intended slide wheels.
@@lylacrew1606 got a street deck, 56mm 99a wheels...helmet and pads....gonna start with a sit down coleman ..and nail this first...will be really nice to see a video on this, there are some power slides clips, but thats just mostly kicking it out, no pre-carve .....something around techslide tutorial coleman on a regular popsicle street deck :)
Ey john
Longboard Review what’s up bro🙌🏻
First here
I wonder what program you used to create the thumbnail
Thank you so much man for your video but sound….
7 groms downvoted this video.
😂😂😂
My OCD does not let me pay attention while watching that board with the nose cut out
Migue byte that’s the original shape 😂 I didn’t cut it
@@lylacrew1606 Why would someone do that? 😩
Why didn't you wait until it was a little windier bro.