This is what the average person doesn't see. All the attempts we make to land it ONE or two good times. Appreciate you showing all the attempts. Great vid. New sub 💪🏾
I think the problem with the last switch flip you were attempting was your shoulder position. It seemed like your shoulder were too open and not parallel to the length of the board. Some of the attempts had you turning your back foot forward when you were attempting to land. The one that you caught and landed looked very good. You rock brother
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This is what the average person doesn't see. All the attempts we make to land it ONE or two good times. Appreciate you showing all the attempts. Great vid. New sub 💪🏾
Cheers, I actually enjoy watching the fails more than the lands.
I think the problem with the last switch flip you were attempting was your shoulder position. It seemed like your shoulder were too open and not parallel to the length of the board. Some of the attempts had you turning your back foot forward when you were attempting to land. The one that you caught and landed looked very good. You rock brother
Cool vid, nollie fs shov is my shit and seeing the pov was satisfying
2:17 felt this in my bones
Yea, it tickled a bit.
Sick 🔥
What skate park was that at?
murray bridge skatepark
hey man could you make a how to axel stall video?
Sure
Are u a goofy skater or regular?
Reg
me personally to actually learn a trick and master it you need to spend more time doing that one trick
Yeah, that goes without saying.
@@RyanLee.sk8 you don't skate the same trick to land the trick one time you skate the same trick to land it every time
Yea absolutely