How to Toeside stand-up slide

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  • Опубликовано: 7 янв 2025

Комментарии • 12

  • @daveeeskates
    @daveeeskates 3 года назад +7

    Also a big key for bigger toesides is to keep your hands lower cause if u put your hands too much in the air u are instantly gonna make a 180 ( it is very important im my opnion ) ! And great review as always bro

  • @parisgwyr7865
    @parisgwyr7865 6 месяцев назад

    Hi bro, it's been pretty helpfull, so much info, i'm exactly in this step of my learning process

  • @brenodecastropimenta8051
    @brenodecastropimenta8051 3 года назад +2

    I gave up on learning toesides stands a couple years ago after a bad injury, but this tutorial really got me thinking on trying again. Nice footage by the way, really helpful, that preload stance is gold

    • @downhill254skate
      @downhill254skate  3 года назад +1

      Let me know how it goes bro! Stoked you like the footage, hope to put a lot more footage in future videos

  • @tirasweatherford3077
    @tirasweatherford3077 3 года назад

    You always get a like from me I use your techniques when riding electric skateboards to

  • @jackmesserine
    @jackmesserine 4 месяца назад

    Thank you ❤

  • @Bluegooman8
    @Bluegooman8 3 года назад

    big help is also to drop you heel down on the hookup. lars and coles have examples. dope video man!

  • @barnshnook
    @barnshnook 3 года назад

    Legend, so good. When my shoulder is healed up i'll get it pointing down hills. Until then, learning

  • @hddh_daniel87
    @hddh_daniel87 Год назад

    Great video

  • @seanogawa6122
    @seanogawa6122 3 года назад

    Been waiting for this one! Thank you! Any tips on holding the toeside slide for longer?

    • @downhill254skate
      @downhill254skate  3 года назад +2

      thrillstream have some awesome tips - ruclips.net/video/n3Fhb8JSk38/видео.html
      Doing bigger 180s and learning to slide to a stop help so much.
      The 180s help with confidence of going faster.
      The holding a slide till it stops (you can do this even at lower speeds), really helps you build confidence of standing on your board aggressively as you hold out the slide (this is what you want to hold the slide longer)
      I recommend practicing 5 of each (5 big 180s, 5 sliding to a stop), at the beginning of each session. Pair this with going further up the hill after each slide and getting comfortable at starting from each point, and you will get so good at holding out standies and going big.