i totally agree. i have surprisingly got quite a few requests to make this video. i thought if ive had a few requests then there is definitely a need for a vid.
So stoked my video was able to help! thanks so much for watching. If you ever have a friend that might benefit from one of my tutorials, i'd definitely appreciate it if you share a vid or two.
flyouts are nice just because they don't require much balance or involve hopping back into the ramp. i would recommend flyout first. then once are able to learn how to adjust your speed and feel comfy on a ramp. then i would start attacking those stalls.
for sure skate shoes definitely do not feel great with flat feet. There are a few skate shoes that have arches built in. but honestly your best bet is to get some insoles and just put them in each pair of riding shoe. thats what i do and it does the trick.
i personally am not a fan of Dc Shoes. They had a big smear campaign against scooters a few years back, and i lost all respect for them after that. But with that aside, they have a few models that seem to be decently solid for riding in, but there are definitely better options that perform a lot better while riding in.
Learn to pump the ramp, bend your knees not to much, if you bail run the the ramp simple I would recommend learning on a medium ish sized bank or rollin.
Thanks bro I've been stuck in a bowl for 2 years since you posted the how to drop in tutorial
Hahahahaha this is the best comment ever 😂 #pinned
im looking at this while im inside of a bowl
did u get out?
@@iccylol1he obviously did
😂
Never thought I would see a tutorial on this but It would be so helpful for beginners
i totally agree. i have surprisingly got quite a few requests to make this video. i thought if ive had a few requests then there is definitely a need for a vid.
I remember having to learn these things thanks for keeping real scooter tips
hey thanks bro! always trying my best to help grow our sport. and the key to that is helping new and advanced riders progress.
Chase I've learned a lot from your videos thank you
Riders like you are exactly why i make these videos! thank you so much for watching. i'm so stoked you find them helpful. keep crushing it!
So helpful thank you 🎉
So stoked my video was able to help! thanks so much for watching. If you ever have a friend that might benefit from one of my tutorials, i'd definitely appreciate it if you share a vid or two.
dude i love your vids but i mostly get excited at the intro
Would you recommend learning stalls or flyouts first?
flyouts are nice just because they don't require much balance or involve hopping back into the ramp. i would recommend flyout first. then once are able to learn how to adjust your speed and feel comfy on a ramp. then i would start attacking those stalls.
@@ChaseRost okay, thanks for the tips
Thanks
Hey thanks so much!!! I really appreciate the support ❤️
I can’t wear skate shoes cause I have flat feet and they hurt when I don’t have arch support shoes
for sure skate shoes definitely do not feel great with flat feet. There are a few skate shoes that have arches built in. but honestly your best bet is to get some insoles and just put them in each pair of riding shoe. thats what i do and it does the trick.
Are dc shoes good?
i personally am not a fan of Dc Shoes. They had a big smear campaign against scooters a few years back, and i lost all respect for them after that. But with that aside, they have a few models that seem to be decently solid for riding in, but there are definitely better options that perform a lot better while riding in.
1st
yooo you rock!!!! thank you so much for watching
Learn to pump the ramp, bend your knees not to much, if you bail run the the ramp simple I would recommend learning on a medium ish sized bank or rollin.
so true! those are all super great key points to follow
Yes, hard sometimes
Definitely, especially on big ramps.