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I thought it was bom bom ba diddly bom that convinced you, but this is a really cool bassline too!

Literally just bought the Comet Cruiser but unfortunately now have to wait three months for shipping. The Comet board seems to have received very positive reviews from many skaters. I chose it after almost buying a cruiser from Landyachtz. How is your progression going?

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Holes in ya bed.... I bet there's lots of fucking holes in yer bed. Good cover though Bro.

Where'd you get the drum kit from, sounds sick for how lightweight it is.

If you're going fast enough to swing back around from a full pendy past 90° thats a great speed for learning. Slides will feel better with speed but if you learn that finese and muscle memory at lower speeds it helps so much with confidence going in faster. Best of luck in your progress, looks great!

Really cool toe slide and great you’re back. Congrats on more subs. I’ve yet to try it, but after watching you-may finally try toe side. 🤙

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sick vid you should def wear a helmet tho would make it way sicker

Definitely need a helmet.

I love watching your videos, but wear a helmet, especially on open roads with downhills. One mistake can ruin a lot of things, sometimes irreversible.

Chill Footage, really enjoyed this one! Too bad the Instas crack so easiliy under low lights :D

Awesome learning curve, you gas me up thanks a lot brother.

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The video is nice, and the music goes well with it. Personally, I feel that street cruising is more difficult than freeriding. There are too many unexpected variables, and the videos of Landyachtz and Loaded are just ideals. They're aliens on another level.🙃

Nice place and ride Jimmy, watch you from Moscow

Skatooooor boi

What board is that mate?

I don't slide my longboards; I'd rather keep my wheels in good condition tbh and imo carving feels way more satisfying-

Looking good bro keep it up. I can tell from watching a video from two months ago to now how much better you’ve gotten already.

What board is this

I feel that bro, people watching can put you off 😂. I find blasting tunes through my earphones and zoning in helps a lot

That last speed check must of felt good

Nice man, I love seeing people progress! 👌 One of my best tips that I can provide Is to keep cruising and commuting on your board a couple hours a day or when you can. (Not just pulling up to a spot and start skating). I know it sounds simple but becoming super familiar and comfortable with your board to the point it feels like 2nd nature is super important, especially when learning stand up slides 👌

Great progress man

Great progress all around-jealous. 🤩 I have same bad habit issue of back leg not being tucked down, but volume repetition will slowly take it away. I’d be cautious about about not wearing gear-I wiped out other week with Kevlar sleeves-and burned through it fast (going about 30 kmh; got about a 10 cm x 6 cm long road rash on my underside forearm-fortunately didn’t damage my tattoo. First slide attempt on Orangatang 73 mm beefcake-icy slippery, but got it under control next go.

Very cool

I believe that great sliding begins with natural carving accompanied by the up and down movement of the body, and as expected, you seem to be learning it very quickly. I am enjoying the video and I support you.

whats your Instagram, I would like to follow!

Love your tutorials!

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Looking good!

😮 learning from India ❤

Awesome progress! Feels scary how fast you get comfortable, right :D

Your toeside form is strong. On your heel side two things to check out. Your bag leg is straight up. You want to break at the ankle and try and lay your knee on the board. This will give you more control of the slide as you use the inside of the back foot like a rudder. Secondly you are hitting 90 degrees in the slide, and you are going to flat spot your wheels. Aim for a bit under 90 for more of a check or over 90 for more of a pendy. A steeper hill will help you on this as well. Good progress man

NIce progres. for coleman pendi you need a speed of 30km/h and more

Yeah man austria is beautiful! Also gj on the german, its not half bad! Also the slides look clean man gj!

Welcome back Jibble

Your technique is careful and totally solid. You look like your making the board come back under yourself through your feet. And that is totally a skill you'll employ any time you will it so. There's one thing you could change to help that step though, and for most situations it's gonna be up to you how you hook it up. When going for the glove down, you can place a slightly lesser amount of weight on your glove down hand, and try placing it further ahead or besides you while also making a larger set up carve. This should feel like it's more of a speed check, but can help you with quick steer inputs in situations where more weight on board is needed in order to control how much slow down is applied.

i too started with tesseract and snakes. its a winning formula. You might want to start trying 180s. Makes your brain and body do something different, makes going back to checks easy. Good shit bro!!

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man watching your journey makes me want to learn too!! Great progress man I'm gonna try to learn sliding on my comet cruiser

Perfect road for learning slides and bailing. Looking good out there bro. Keep shredding 🤟🏾🤙🏾

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Just discovered your channel. Subbed! 🎉 amazing skills considering you are holding the stick and camera around. I do raw long distance videos and sliding is my next goal. Keep it up ❤ saludos from Spain 🇪🇸

same things for electric skateboards too?

Good Job man, coming along nicely! We're gonna get there somewhen!

push out with your front foot to bring the board back round. Get used to feeling four wheels sliding. It’s harder to do on quite a mellow hill.

Nice progression and glad you’re happy - self motivated to continue, which is most important. As you get onto hills, you’re going to need to adjust your timing (reaction time) to the steepness. I struggle with really steep hills, but am decent with moderate ones. Currently can do 25 mph Coleman and 35 mph push up slide, but no stand ups or foot stops at that speed. I’ve yet to bring the Coleman around to continue downhill, but have come close at 25 mph, but not consistent. Keep practicing and it’ll all come together when it’s time. 🤘

You are really coming along nicely! I continue to be impressed. I think a good next step would be more speed. Making sure you can throw out a pendy/shut down slide is as important as taking a corner well especially on an open road. Which would be my next tip. Doing predrifts into a corner will feel a lot better. In time you should also aim to have your back foot more in line with the board when doing toesides, the goal is being able to pretty much transition from tuck to slide without moving your feet. For heelsides you still have to fold the back foot down ofc 👍