The Number One HACK to Dropping In
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THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Me: now i’m going to do it
standing on the ramp: i cannot do this
Ik I always am like okay I am gonna do this, and then when I drop I put my front foot down. Then when I do it, I am to scared to do it again
"Nah man, I'm doing it tomorrow..."
The next day, the same thing 😂
You should just go for it but it's so hard...
Yuuuuh feel that
Basicly me after breakfast today
That fear and the adrenaline I get is why I skate
Ha! Thanks for putting my failed drop in, my butt still hurts till this day
He played it like 20 times too 😂
You’re a legend! You really went for it.
Adnan how many times you were on that vidéo?!!!
@@mikaonthefly3871 It's like a reminder to wear a helmet for your first time
Wait a sec. Is that Lordship Rec Skatepark?
Just know this.
Falling is learning.
Thanks that really helps me commit.
Unless you get brain damage
Charlie Brown then you won’t be able to learn anything for a while
ItzJust_Cece yes lol 😂
Thanks 🙏
Me: alright imma commit now for real
*brain has crashed*
lmao
@@daledecker was brainstorming and thought of the perfect nickname
Pale Pecker
Lmao
@@sk8trboi935 Yea..like he never heard that before.
Me and my friend was at a skate park and we were little piss boys and wouldnt even drop in.not even once😣
@@ugayxd6595 do it dude my 5 year old brother can
Slipping out and eating shit is a practically one of the first steps in learning to drop in
Hahah basically
my first time trying I did the splits
i made a miniramp and i couldnt drop in yet and all my homies were there skating it and they were all like "do it" and i thought to myself "well i spent 2 days making this, everyone wants me to do it, and i really want to do it, so im gonna do it" and i already knew commiting and stuff so i just did it
Skaterboiog but did you land it
The first time trying something on a skateboard is always the scariest. But once you try it you'll be able to do it without fear even if you didn't get it the first time
one footed drop in like a champ.
A mans man
It needs to be in the new Tony hawk remake
everybody gangsta till dan drops in with one foot
True
Braille is more for entertainment and he is more educational
😂🤣
Deadass
@@bryceduncan951 to
“Look, reach, step, go” absolutely works. I’ve reminded people “no brain, no pain”, the less you overthink it, the safer you’ll be. Keep doing what you do, dudes!
hell yeah thanks!
I got my board two months ago and just did my first ramp today and fell a lot until I just said “screw it” and just went and then I did it perfectly. No brain no pain
I love this!
This is it. It's really that simple but anxiety and over thinking it complicate the process.
I went to the ER and subsequently bought some padded shorts before I learned to point and try to grab my nose.
The missing component.
This builds my confidence but I know when I get on the half pipe I will forget everything
Same
you just gotta ignore the bad feelings and go. even if you fall just trying the first time makes it easier.
@@BreakawayWarrior i tried it yesterday and fell didnt want to try again ill try it again next week
Me too
I felt the same way but if you think about it if you put ur foot down and lean Ik that’s sounds like crappy advise but that’s all it is
Poor adnan mans got exposed so many times in this video
He did a good job tho! He tried hard!
The natural tendency to lean back comes from a lifetime of leaning back when we walk down steep hills. You gave to force yourself to do the exact opposite of that on a skateboard
Got my first skateboard the other day, its just a really old one I found in the garage I'm 25 and never skated a day in my life before, been skating a grand total of 2 day now 😎 all ready got a busted knee!! Carnt do any tricks yet I carnt even ollie lol but I spent the last two days just trying to stay on the bloody thing and I can now skate to the shop and back with out falling off!!
Keep "rocking"!
I hope to like skating my bloody mate tea helps
Can u do amy tricks yet m8?
dope
take as much time as you need. no rush big boi. better to not get too hurt cuz then u cant practice
You actually taught me HOW to drop in. Everyone else says just commit and they act like we know how to commit with our fears. You though, made it so easier
Imma send this to my friend that can tre butt cant drop in lol
Hahah sick hope it helps
Hey man I can't drop in but I can kickflip
Damn I felt that 😂
@@Twigins i can drop in,but i cant kickflip
Perfect gg
Perhaps the #1 mistake I see people make learning to drop in, is keeping their back leg strait. They hear the advice to slam their front leg down, but with the back leg strait and locked, they can't get the front trucks on the ramp.
2 tricks I use to break people of this:
1. A variation on your tip to reach forward - I actually tell people to touch or grab the nose of the board. This forces them to get their weight lower and keep both legs bent. It usually also serves as a cue to keep their body moving with the board.
2. If they continue to have trouble, I tell them to think more about picking their back leg up than slamming their front foot down. If you look at your video, you'll notice your back leg position changes a lot more than your front leg.
he said bend the knees his back leg wasn’t straight
Him : ive never had anybody fall leaning forward
Me: well there is a first time for everything 😀
😂😂😂
I fell forward the first time I tried and probably the next 5 times after. I took the "you can't lean too far forward" too far
yeh the 6 times ive attempted it i get up instantley on my stomach so i just assume ive fallen to far for forward
I “learned” to drop in on a 5 foot tall quarter pipe and I literally fell and ate shit about 7 times
Ate shit 2 times so far. going back for more
Jeez you don't have anything smaller to learn on lmao?
Sammeeeeee
James I don’t and I couldn’t even go back to the other side so I just jumped of right at the other sides ramp
I learned on a 2 ft and I fell back so many times my butt was so bruised it was so hard to walk. Now I can drop on 6ft
I’m 40 and I dropped in on a 4 footer -for the first time ever - today. I can street skate and Ollie and hit some basic tricks but never skated transition. This is best advice here!
Broke my foot trying to drop in and leaned back. Listen to this guy cuz I know I have to. DO NOT lean back
OMG I BROKE MY FOOT LAST YEAR DROPPING IN TOO im trying to drop in again soon but it scares me
The issue is my skatepark has ramps that are way to big to practice on
Same, I don't even have a skatepark so yeah. I wish I had a mini ramp to try on
yeah where are mini ramps when you need them
be sure its more easy to do on a big one
Mine are tiny but the concrete overlaps the ramp so its a design fail and ill die if i drop in 😅
there’s no bowls the only “small” ramp is like 5 ft.
Last time I was this early we could all still go out and rollerboard with the homies.
Hahah
Weiner William what lol
Nah, mom took away my California Pros before then even
doing the what i call "commiting but not commiting enough" made me fuck up my ankle, but i was lucky because ramps arent really that dangerous as other obstacles, so i tried again when i felt better
Oh yea the half commit is more devastating than a regular slam by far.
"I urge you to try to fall forward"
Good thing I'm fueled by spite
My mom teached me how to drop in 12 years ago. I was 11 back then. Only thing i had to do was commiting and my mom supported me back then
“Typically something you learn early on in skating” took me 15 years of skating to even have the opportunity to learn 👀
Well on his defense, he added "if u have access to ramp"
fair enough
@@daledecker hello dale!
Same. Lol
I feel like I should’ve watched this before I almost broke my wrist🤣😂🤣
I think rolling up and down the transition a few times first really helps as it gets you used to how to lean back and forwards in and out of the transition
afraid to say I must be one of the few people to have stacked it forwards, after a 20 year break from skating I decided to hit the skatepark again in my late 30s. I remembered from when I used to skate that the key to dropping in was leaning forward so put everything into leaning forward, i didnt even give the board a chance to keep up with my body, instead just through myself straight into the bottom of the ramp, gnarly. Its been another 10 years and here I am again about to go do it all over again
This was cool, where were you guys when I learned to drop in. I slammed my third try and landed on my wallet... huge bruise. Six feet is my highest drop in now, too scared to go from higher. Thanks for being you.
So I watched this literally with my foot on the board and my board on the coping... This gave me the Confidence and I tried it for the first time. Didn’t do it. But I did all the motions and was a lot more confident for the next time.... NAILED IT. And now I’ve got it down! Thank you @Dale. 19years old and finally did it.
Dang man I’m getting back into skateboarding after 4-5 years of not because I’m getting my 7 yr old son into it. I’m here learning how to drop in after all these years and find dale decker all over again. Was subbed to your channel years ago on my old account. So happy I found you again. You Still have great quality videos and advice. 🙏🏼
One thing I found useful when learning: with all your weight on your back foot, and barely touching the board with your front, try falling forward without putting any pressure on the front of the board, and without the board moving at all, like you want to fall forward onto your side. At the very last moment of this freefall, when your brain tells you to avoid it, do the stomp and put everything on your front foot. Your can actually practice it without the board. It is esppecially helpful if you want to start practising on straight ramps without coping, where your board is likely to roll backwards if you to the whole thing too slow. But even if the ramp has coping it helps to delay the stomp, so you are more likely in a perpendicular position relative to the board.
tip: Tighten your trucks if youre a beginner dropping in. Reason: First time I was learning i had loose trucks, got the confidence, tried stomping down and sprained my ankle as my front foot twisted sideways onto the board. Next time I tried and got rid of that variable just learning to drop in and get the feel I did it first time.
The only quarterpipe I have is big on his I would do it easily
Same dude
a 3 foot and a 5 foot are basically the same thing lol. takes the same amount of skill one just seems scarier
I was literally just binging your vids when this came up. Awesome!
Yo sick!!!!!!
@@daledecker can I have some money
Haven’t tried my first drop in yet, I’m really consistent with just casual cruising and I’m working on my ollies, shuvits, tic tacs and manuals. Thanks for this video! Ima try this week
Moy hello, did you do it?
@@briefdebt6987 he died😔
In addition to what you said about bending the knees, I found holding/touching the nose helped me learn a lot faster when I started dropping in. I do this when I drop in on something I feel slightly more uncomfortable with, i.e. pool coping, so that I feel more confident.
“I’ve never seen someone fall forward” you should of seen me drop in the bowl this morning 🤣
Me when I learned how to skateboard a month ago: yea I’m gonna nail this 3 foot drop in, this is gonna be like the easiest thing ever
My brain when I’m up there: your gonna fall on your head, you need more practice, your gonna fall, you will injure yourself and you can’t skateboard again, your gonna embarrass yourself, your not ready, your gonna break your neck, you will get a serious head injury,
Me after those thoughts: yep Im gonna go back down
yo sameeeeee
Same 😐
LMAO
That one foot drop in really put into perspective of properly dropping in!! No other vid actually gets this info across so clear and fast!
Yo man, I just started skating a few months back when quarantine started, and this is easily the best skating tutorial video I've seen. Cutting in to relevant clips of you doing it right (or slams lol) makes it so much easier to follow than those weird tiktok 'tutorials'.
Can't wait to hit up my nearest park tomorrow, i gotta take revenge on that half pipe
This comment was very relatable lmao I’ve been skater for 6 months and I’m deciding weather to start dropping in on bigger verts
Hey, I just learned to drop in today! I ended up falling forward. The smallest ramp I have is a 5 ft half pipe and and I just slammed my front wheels down and the board shot out backwards. I proceeded to eat it. Got back up and hit it on the next try. Love this sport.
Congrats :D
I literally ate concrete tryna drop in today IT HURT LIKE A MF💀🤚🏾
LMAO
For anyone wondering, first song is Gold by Cottonwood Firing Squad, then Fall by Pastel Dream, and finally I'm glad you're doing well by CFS again, great video, vibes and music
I kinda just got the footplacing down where I feel safe, didn’t really think about it and dropped in. Worked out really good and my reaction (the thing was filmed) was priceless as I was expecting to just fall but Atleast wanted to just go for it and didn’t fall in the end
So today I tried my first major drop (4-5 ft high) and I did it first try.
I started skating a while back but stopped because I really had no reason to be there. Recently I learned how to kick flip, heel flip, and a pop shove it, definitely a lot of work put in to do these things.
"access the ramp"
I already subbed with the one second in the start because that was to funny!
Drop in explained, looks easy, be mentally deceptive. Lean forward. Put your hand out.Bend your knees. Maybe use pads. Short ad for homage. Notifications failed me.. late to the game. I struggled with dropping in, I live near nothing and closes park only had a 5 foot quarter. The front foot focus is what got me past it. Retro Oreo Zip coming to stores near you soon. Stay safe Dale.
I’ve learned how to dropped in and did it first try and then after 3rd day I was comfortable and confident trying it but then on the 3rd day I dropped in again and slammed forward and hit my head
Is there footage?
I think forward slams are from wheelbite or stepping off
Dale Decker sadly I did not get footage of it but my one of my friends saw it happen but I’m not sure what I did wrong what I was assuming was I possibly leaned to front or it was my board at the moment was a little snapped in the center so when I probably dropped in the board Springed/bounced me forwarded
ً ً could have possibly Been a wheelbite but I didn’t step off
I finally got over the fear of dropping in! I keep falling though but my friend say that my ground foot is too close to my back foot that’s why I keep falling backwards so I listened and I did it and didn’t manual down the ramp but did fall at the end but honestly if you just stomp, lean and make sure your footing is correct then you are good to go
I dropped in today and I’m so hyped rn I wanna keep doing it
I wish this video was around 20 years ago, I remember telling a girl I could drop in and would show her at the weekend, I had 3 days to learn how to do it and took many falls over the hours but the pressure of trying to impress this girl pushed me to finally achieve it! We're married with 3 kids now and that's why I'm here to give tips to them 😁 (I stopped skating after an ankle and wrist break over 10 years ago)
Sick vid dale just learned how to fakie bigspin
Congrats!
I really like that little hidden spot where your ramp is placed 😊
Good video btw
Dale’s videos are 100 times better than Braille’s tbh.
❤️
Everyone's got their own advice to give. Best way to learn is by watching multiple people and do what works for you.
Edward Willett ..... I've always thought that Braille was doofy and whoever their talkin head frontman is has weirded me out from day one.....I haven't watched it for years....
nah both are good
Braille is blind to how successful it has become
Just one of those things to have to fully commit and do it. Once you do it, you will see that’s it’s easy and won’t be afraid and you will be able to keep doing it
I’d say lean forward but then center yourself, makes more since
Sense makse more sense then since.
Schattenherz makes makes more sense than makse
@@HowlingMad86 than makes more sense than then
These comments LMAOO
@@pascolion1666 hilarious LMAO
i’m going to give u a tip i’m only 13 and have been skating since christmas and what has rly worked for me is not giving my self enough time lead alone the power to scare me because i know i can do it and i use a system i could back wards from 5 so i go 5 4 3 2 1 and go i have never fallen or not gone once i have said 1 u just need to trust that you can do it and you will
Talking skateboarding with a homie and we both found out we watch your channel. Keep up the good work!
Yo that’s sick!!!
I’m 32 just started skating and the neighbors bought a half pipe to be installed. I been scared for a week and said screw it im going for it and fell 3 times and beefed it but it’s not that bad. It’s all about not being scared!!! LFG!!!
I've died so many times trying to drop in. Injured myself real bad on several attempts. I can inward heelflip on flat but I can't drop in. Very tears.
there is a great trick...just try to grab your nose and you will fall in the ramp like supposed to
The reach out advise is key. Your shoulders should always be over your front foot. If they fall behind your balance is lost and your board will leave you behind
First time I tried to drop in, I DESTROYED my elbow with fractures and detached ligaments from the bone ☹️
Nice
jesus
Maybe wear a helmet and some pads lol
Did my first drop in ever at age 37 today. thanks to you! You took away my fear.
Looooove ur content can’t wait for more 👏🤟
Thank you!
Dude that mini looks soooo damn fun to ride in! Wish I could be there, definitely gonna get out and skate today. Thank God the weather has warmed up.
Keen ramps made it
ADNAN CAN!! I love that guy...hes crap like me!
Haha 😂
same haha
My thought process is ‘I’m a falling tree’. Only when the tree is at decent 45degree angle do I engage the front foot and slam the nose down. I
Seems to work. After the initial customary slip-out slam.
I can't find the second song, if anyone know the name please let me know
fall by pastel dream
I love that after u learn it its easy, then 3 years later u try it switch and you feel like ur 11 old self again
Hahaha this is so true
OMG you're such a good teacher, I'm your biggest fan!
dans the best
My Son took the plunge today and dropped in for the first time! Proudest moment of my life.. ✌️
Watched this, went to my local, got on the quarter pipe and still fell🤦🏻♂️
I haven't skated vert ramps in 8 years.....relearning all over again building that confidence up. I am currently building a 1/4 pipe 3' tall, 4' wide just need to top sheet it and put metal transition on it, coping
5:50 that's my local skate park!
sick!
And 0:20 is my local skatepork (shoutout oski)
Right on points!!!! Great tutorial video.
Thanks!
Are these vids old because I thought dan was sick with the Corona
He’s already recovered and been cleared by the doctor
Dale Decker oh ok nice
Za ka i meant these
Za ka bruh this isn’t grammar 101
@slapcrustycurb s What a sad human you are. Lol
i can tell you're getting better at skating as time goes on...good job dude. dan too..yall are doing well.
Thanks man!
I just dropped and i was like fuck it im gonna do it i jumped on the ramp and i sort of got off it....i fell verry hard and the first 10 seconds on the ground i thought my leg was broken...it litterly folded double :( now my pants are broken and my knee and ankle hurtsss and is bruised en bloody not a good first experience. Maybe i had to look at these sort of videos before oops but im gonna try again in a few days wish me luck😂
how'd it go?
a kid saw me eat shit trying to drop in, and he just told me to slam my front foot down and lean forward. I think I got it the next try. Great video.
I dropped in second try but slipped back first try.
I was honestly upset and relived with myself when I learned how to drop in.
Most of it is all just mental, once you start learning more that’s when skateboarding becomes more fun.
It’s a big learning curve for sure
Good thing dan doesn’t have corona anymore
I was low key worrried. So glad he’s better
Dude, if you believe this will kill you dont be. There is a saying in this world "what doesnt kill you makes you stronger" and you can believe that. What you cant believe is lying ass politicians & fake ass pseudo scientists. Lock & load
Grabit Hard tons of people are dying it’s pretty serious
@@grabithard2534 dont spread dangerous information bro i know my friends dad died from it
@@daswamiboy2377 oh yah, you did the autopsy yourself and help bury the body too. Youre such a good friend.
Facts dont give a shit how your friends dad died. If someone had stage 3 cancer and double pneumonia, and tested positive for covid then died, they would say it was becuase of covid. You want to spread misinformation and fear to the public keep listening to the tv.
One piece of advice I give to anybody who wants to learn how to drop in: Never drop in on concrete. Always drop in on wooden quarterpipes and flatbottom. When you got the drop in, keep doing it so many times until you get comfortable with it.
What if you're padded up and have a helmet? Concrete is my only option at the moment. Used to skate street and can do a lot of shit, I just never learned to drop in. Was always too scared or would wobble out when I did commit.
@@Ash_Hudson - I mean, for sure, do that! Alongside what you mention, if you can afford to buy hard bushings (or really tighten your kingpin so that your trucks stabilize), then that will help, significantly. The reason I say to drop in on wooden bowls is because you can afford to get back up at the expense of not beating yourself down on concrete (as I had a few encounters with that... with and without pads). The more you get control of a wooden ramp, the transition to concrete is more simple.
I believe I am the only person alive that fell forward while dropping in
I can drop in pretty well but once i went to drop in to a lil ramp without coping and i lent to far forward a ate shit
Heh! I changed the way I drop in a year ago and while I was still fresh at my new technique I fell forward and landed hard on my chest. Almost lost my breath, so was a bit scary :-O
I did it on my first attempt too, but my front wheels didn't hit the floor. I also slipped backwards on top of the coping once.
Nope i did too! They told me “you cant fall foward” so i over commited and flew straight over the board somehow
You can do it,bc I did it. After 10+ falls and 20 teens rooting for me I finally did it. They all cheared and the feeling was amazing. Skate comunity is really good.
My everythings hurts right now but it was worth it.
Who else here watches Adnan Can
What an awesome explanation and a great video, been skating for 35 years, and this dude did such a great job explaining this.
Number one HACK: send
lol
Dale Decker I don’t think you were going to see this but I love your channel and all the slammin edits
What a cool little house basher Punk ramp you got.... Dropping in and lifting your back foot reminded me of that Bones brigade video. The art of gliding clip.....
Just put your foot above the 2 front screws closest to you, And kick your board as hard as you would trying to snap it, but except for kicking only with your leg, drag your body down with you with your leg when you kick
I taught skate camp for several years and what I often did was have kids stand on the transition (as if they had just dropped in without a board) and pointed out how much weight is on their front foot and the back foot was just there for support. That helped a LOT to convince them to lean forward more than they think they need to.
If they still resisted, I'd have them pump on the ramp until they hit the top, and then do tail taps. That's very close to dropping in.
i learned to drop in today with this video, thanks
Bro I cannot thank you enough for this I finally learned how to do it without being scared. Thanks so much man I just want you to know that.
I am very glad I found this. Once i start going to a skate park i will watch this again.
I am twelve and recently dropped in to a 8 foot ramp. I still cant believe i did it and cant wait to do even bigger ramps.
5:08 the shop “Clan” in between the white and red shops is a skate shop in Glasgow where I got my skateboard from yesterday! Funny coincidence
The one and only time I dropped in was 20 years ago and I sprained my ankle, got up, yell and threy my board across the park. The trucks came loose. I hobbled home with my uninjured friend. A man in a car pulled over and gave us a ride. He asked us if we wanted some condoms. He then reached into the glove box and gave us religious pamphlets.
I fell forward like twice. Once as a kid, once as an adult, learning again. Both times were right after falling backwards and I over compensated, overloaded the front wheels and basically rolled forward. Hurt my shoulder a bit, but I almost dislocated my shoulder once falling backwards, so definitely prefer falling forward, tho I'm good dropping in now. It's figuring out what to do on the other side of the ramp I'm struggling with
I was like, ok lean forward, you have done this you got it, but somehow I leaned too far forward and ended up falling
Falling forward is fine most of the time. Falling backwards is when the shit starts lol.
@@renameagain5808 yeah i just fear for my arm.... that time I fell directly on it, at least I don’t weight a lot. Also I don’t wanna loose my ugly teeth ☹️