Learning Toe and Heelpress
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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Its really great to see a skater at your level discussing about the learning process of new moves! Especially when its about wizard stuff. Thanks for this material!
super clean presses, been enjoying these commentary in between, helping a lot with my own skating
Picked up a pair of your proskates, will get out on them when the weather improves!
about your feet sliding away from each other, try putting some duct tape on the insides of the boot (towards the front). this provides just enough grip to keep them from slipping
The zero heel pop double toe press was an absolute beaut!! Manny pad bangers!
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Looking good man. Making me want to get out on my PR80s
Great video. Good to see you have your challenges too. The premiere was awesome and I really enjoyed your part. Also good color matching skates to Pardon hoodie!
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I hope you're rollin on rustproof bearings.
Great video
Well done on the 180 to fakie heel press!
Always admiring your ‘stability’ going into and out of tricks, aggressive or Wizard skating. Is this something you consciously practice? Or is it just engrained now? Tips on improving stability coming out of tricks would be my vote for a chat point. Cheers
Good question
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gravel in a skatepark hhahahaha could be leipzig city tho hahahahah
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are these the advanced 100/80?