A Trick I Should Have Learned |
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- The Battle for a new Shuvit . This is short 5 minutes video about taking a step back to learn a trick I should have learned earlier in my skateboarding. sometimes we need to go back to go forward.
Thank you for taking the time to check it out. Stay Rad
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Rowan Skatepark Fayetteville NC
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Nice! Definitely makes a difference when you get that next one! Life moves pretty fast….
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I love doing all shuvit and pop shuvit variations. Backside, Frontside, switch, fakie, nollie all of them are fun and it's a great building block trick to help learn more technical tricks down the road. Keep shreddin brother and keep spreading the love 💚🛹
Agree Sir. We need that foundation. I don't know about switch 😂. Just happy to be skating the right direction 🙏🛹.
Thanks for always being Rad
Shuvs are my go to as well for warm ups. makes you feel good especially if you pop and catch mid air. Congrats
The trusty Shuvit is hard to beat. Felt good to add a new one. Add it to the list of things I should have learned 40 years ago 😂
Smashed it mate, that’s my favourite Shuv to do. Super satisfying one to land.
Yes Sir, I am late to the party in this one. Now I need to figure out what to do with it. We will see where it goes. Appreciate you swing in mad checking it out. Stay Rad Sir
This is really cool because this trick is gonna allow you to do it out of the front side no slide. I’m really hyped for the possibilities.
That is it, I am trying to open some doors. I have been a little stuck in my tricks. Consistency is growing but progression has slowed. However, I understand that is part of the cycle. Let's see where it goes. 🙏
Nice! Any new trick is awesome. That’s a really nice one to have for the future too. I like trying that one out of a FS 50-50 and nose manuals. Keep the learning going! 👊👍
Oh man we are just trying to get some flat ground over here 😂. 🙏🛹 Stay Rad Sir.
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You're having some fun with the new editting features ;)
Just trying to add a little something in the transitions. It needed a little something and it keeps it fun for me to try new things. Not much editing in the next 2. Pretty straightforward. Pretty sure these last few videos are far more about the conversation than the skating. It will be interesting to see if I get the asy trick comment or a comment in the conversations.
Did you know that no matter how long or short a video is people only watch 1/3 of it. I don't understand.
Now you got me wanting to learn Nollie front shuv
It is your kind of trick. I bet 5 tries. 💯
Well done! Levelling up, I think this was my first ever trick! I only pop with my front foot, I don’t push or pull anything with my other foot,there is a certain place on the nose where if you pop it just does it’s thing.
I defy push with my front foot. I think when I learn to pop it I will find that spot. My back foot doesn't do anything, I am just trying to get it out of the way 😂.
My first real truck outside.if an Ollie was fakie Shuv. Still a favorite.
Always good to learn something, it all helps.
Stay Rad Sir.
Nice dude! Nollie FS shuvs are one of my favorite tricks to do
Thanks for checking it out Steve. It was a short battle but still a battle. Glad I understand it a little better. We will see where it goes. Stay Rad
Good job with the nollie front shuv. Also loving the new graphics..!
The humble Shuvit feels really good when done right. I keep working on them. I would like to add them to more lines and other tricks. I think it is a good foundational building block.
I have been trying to improve my editing skills. Like skating there will be some makes and some slams. Definitely a learning process.
Stay Rad Sir.
Yes!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Now that you got it, you can try switch front shuv. 👊🏽
Switch 😂 my feet will never be switched. I have enough trouble with them in the right places😂. Maybe I will try it just to complete the shuvs.
Stay Rad Sir.
@@AdventuresInSkateboarding try, you might be surprised...
Congratulations Sir! 👍😊
One Small Skate for Mankind and one giant leap for this old man 😂🛹🙏
@@AdventuresInSkateboarding 😁
Well done!
I don't know if it was well done. I just wasn't going to stop until it was done.
@@AdventuresInSkateboarding That makes sense!
Really cool edit like a live commentator. New trick - 🤘 🍻
I never know how the session is going to go or really have a vision for the videos. I just go skate and what happens happens and that determines the video. I just try and keep it honest as possible. The good the bad and the ugly. Skateboarding 🙏
@@AdventuresInSkateboarding very true about how sessions go. Same approach-just practice and see what happens. Been recently having goal of one good slide, technique or skill per session-not perfection, but something I would like to repeat with sustainable skill in future sessions.
@@cantskate5535 the value in the recording is watching it back and learning. Both what not to do and what to reinforce.
Like they always say, the 39th time is the charm.
Ha, Everytime 💯🛹
For me that's a nollie bs shuv, but regardless of the trick name - it's a super fun trick. The nollie shuv is my go to warm up trick, because once dialed in it doesn't require any power to land it. Even at my age I can do it pretty chill and smooth, and that's definitely not the case with many tricks! 😅Once you get really comfortable with it, you can do it as a nollie shuv to manual combo which is both quite easy and nice looking at the same time. And you can also give it an extra 180 degrees and do a nollie tre shuv. Congratz to another trick in your bag man! 💯
😂 you are leveling it up and I am just excited to do the basics 😂. We will see where it goes. Maybe a good hip trick if I can learn to get some power into it.
Stay Rad Sir
@@AdventuresInSkateboarding Another idea is to try the trick with a pop. It's not much harder once you have the trick down and I think that can be helpful once trying it over a hip. Good luck! 👍☺
@@fd_skate will do
awesome! well done!
Appreciate you Sir. Thanks for checking it out. Stay Rad as Always
Fakie front shoves are actually dead easy once you give them a few good attempts. Theyre so much easier than regular ones
I will give it a go. Can't imagine how I would tie that into a line, but interested enough to figure it out.
Simple tricks but definitely helps the foundation.
@@AdventuresInSkateboarding 180s into Fakies 😜
yooo love those basic tricks ❤
I never really built a foundation of the basics. I found the things I liked I just kept doing them. Unfortunately hit that point where progression is hard without more flat ground basics.
Thanks for checking out the video. Stay Rad Sir.
Almost missed that video.
It lives forever here. Plenty of time. New one Friday night, Downhill ‼️
This reminds me of when I tried nollie heels. It was an awkward motion. My legs were lost in the motions. Nice to see you got that though. 🤙 Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you did a nollie bs shuvit. If you shoved your front foot on the nose backwards, I think then it would be frontside. (I could be wrong).
My front foot is pushing forward. Nollie Shuv back is pretty easy for me there were two in the video before I started the front. And maybe the words are mixed up but I was learning to Shuv the front foot forward.
Stay Rad Sir.
@@AdventuresInSkateboarding @AdventuresInSkateboarding I can see what you mean. It might be mixed up, but that's okay. I played the video back and noticed you did it both ways.
@@AdventuresInSkateboarding Stay rad sir! 🤙
@@rayvindawkins5304 trick names definitely mess me up. So pushing the front foot forward is what? Because if I am doing a normal front Shuv I am pushing my back foot forward.
@@AdventuresInSkateboarding Think of it like a normal frontshuv and backside pop shuv. The way your board rotates determines whe it's BS or FS. With nollie. It's just the opposite way. I would explain it more, but I might overcomplicate it. I could send you a dm through Instagram visibility showing you.