dude i just found your channel you are rad as hell, thank you for what you do! I learn best by videos but it's super dope I can also read a detailed write up on your website to really grasp things.
No worries - happy to help out. It took me a long time to work this stuff out for myself so the least I can do is pass the info on. Glad you're looking at the website, too. Even if you only look at the videos, the extra info on there and the way in which everything's tied together is so much better than dealing with RUclips's messy algorithm nonsense.
I've only been skateboarding since April but I like to challenge myself and grinded this for three straight sessions. The best I've managed is four swings and I wanted to pull my hair out more than I'd like to admit to even get that. My hang ten nose wheelies aren't great to begin with but I'll get this right if it kills me. I've gotten some compliments on my attempts from passers by which keeps me motivated. It's so hard to not pivot, so I practice doing the 'carve' with my feet before each attempt to remind myself to do it properly.
If you've only been skateboarding since April, even managing four swings is a huge accomplishment. There are people who've been skating for decades who can't even get close to doing these things - they're hard as hell.
I don't think that'll be the next one but I've had a couple of calls for pogos, so they're on the list to do when the weather gets better and the pandemic is less of an issue here.
Yeah, I can watch someone who's truly mastered stuff like this for hours on end. Have a look at some of Erwin Shuvit's stuff on here - there isn't much, but it's all beautiful.
If all you want to do is add style to your routine and turn heads, there's way easier and more gimmicky ways to do it than hang ten spacewalks! If, however, you truly hate your existence and are determined to torture yourself for months on end, this is a GREAT choice. Of course, I'm kidding. Maybe.
I use Film's 4.25" trucks, personally. I'm also a big fan of the Paris 108s, and used to love the Tracker Fultracks and 106mm Racetrack X. Any of those would be a solid choice!
Hang tens are the best. Definitely stick with them. I probably overuse them - I have to make a point to limit myself to just one or two variations on the hang ten in every contest run and video.
@@FreestyleTricktips you seriously deserve more subs man. People dont know know what they are missing. Keep it up man and I'm definitely going to stick to them.
@@eastlakrayzie Thanks, mate. I guess I should probably start doing more clickbait videos, listicles, and random vlog bullshit. Gotta get those subs up somehow!
dude i just found your channel you are rad as hell, thank you for what you do! I learn best by videos but it's super dope I can also read a detailed write up on your website to really grasp things.
No worries - happy to help out. It took me a long time to work this stuff out for myself so the least I can do is pass the info on.
Glad you're looking at the website, too. Even if you only look at the videos, the extra info on there and the way in which everything's tied together is so much better than dealing with RUclips's messy algorithm nonsense.
i 100% agree
I was waiting patiently in the shadows for this one.
Good luck, Matt. You're going to need it.
Yes tony!
I've only been skateboarding since April but I like to challenge myself and grinded this for three straight sessions. The best I've managed is four swings and I wanted to pull my hair out more than I'd like to admit to even get that. My hang ten nose wheelies aren't great to begin with but I'll get this right if it kills me. I've gotten some compliments on my attempts from passers by which keeps me motivated. It's so hard to not pivot, so I practice doing the 'carve' with my feet before each attempt to remind myself to do it properly.
If you've only been skateboarding since April, even managing four swings is a huge accomplishment. There are people who've been skating for decades who can't even get close to doing these things - they're hard as hell.
Bro can you do the no handed pogo next?that would be rad thx
I don't think that'll be the next one but I've had a couple of calls for pogos, so they're on the list to do when the weather gets better and the pandemic is less of an issue here.
This trick hurts just by looking at it, but damn if it isn't the coolest trick I've seen in a while
Yeah, I can watch someone who's truly mastered stuff like this for hours on end. Have a look at some of Erwin Shuvit's stuff on here - there isn't much, but it's all beautiful.
18 seconds in and you put everyone off! I was ready for you to say, "turn heads, add style to your routine" etc.
If all you want to do is add style to your routine and turn heads, there's way easier and more gimmicky ways to do it than hang ten spacewalks! If, however, you truly hate your existence and are determined to torture yourself for months on end, this is a GREAT choice.
Of course, I'm kidding.
Maybe.
Just got your new graphic, what trucks you recommend for my new setup?
I use Film's 4.25" trucks, personally. I'm also a big fan of the Paris 108s, and used to love the Tracker Fultracks and 106mm Racetrack X. Any of those would be a solid choice!
Whoaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Idk how to hang ten nose wheelie but I've been practicing. Freestyle skateboarding is just too fun.
Hang tens are the best. Definitely stick with them. I probably overuse them - I have to make a point to limit myself to just one or two variations on the hang ten in every contest run and video.
@@FreestyleTricktips you seriously deserve more subs man. People dont know know what they are missing. Keep it up man and I'm definitely going to stick to them.
@@eastlakrayzie Thanks, mate. I guess I should probably start doing more clickbait videos, listicles, and random vlog bullshit. Gotta get those subs up somehow!
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