Great video! I just started longboarding today since I wanted to carve, this is a really nice video that I'll be watching again when I'm more comfortable on the board haha
Thanks for this. Lots of videos start with dance steps but i need to know how to just get the board moving first 😭 love this tutorial breakdown as an absolute beginner
@@DrJinKwon oh well, plenty of room for improvement...ahahahha, I am 45 years old, got into this through a colleague who is quite good, but it will take a while until I can slide and all the fancy stuff....but I am really enjoying long distance longboarding, as I don't need to do anything crazy, and I am getting slowly better on pumping...so like other people here said, make more videos 😀
@@DrJinKwon oh yes, I don't leave home without knee pads, helmet and slide gloves (although I dont know how to slide...ahahahah). But they help in the case of falls. Lookingforward for new videos
What do you recommend for wheel size, shape for just carving around town (not tricks or sliding, just tight turns and versatile for roughish urban terrain)?
for pure commuting generally larger wheels are more comfortable over rougher terrain especially, but you lose versatility and maneuvreability. 70-75 mm wheels with either sharp or rounded edges might be good for you, depending on how tight the turns you want to make are.
This was really a great, short, and informative video! I'm a beginner and just want to ask (if you don't mind) if it's possible to do carving like that on a rigid longboard, or if I can do cruising on a freeride board that's stiffer?
really appreciate that! absolutely! the fundamentals are all the same. you may have to play around a little with foot positioning, and it's more critical to bend your knees with a shorter, more rigid board, but you can absolutely still carve the same way
This is quite helpful, thank you, but am I understanding correctly, that once you start carving faster you use less shoulders - it seems so from your video?
@@DrJinKwon wonderful thank you! I am going to try the foot placement tomorrow because no one has mentioned this before. I have been standing opposite to that and couldn't understand why my shoulder movement feels "stuck", so here's hoping! Thanks again. Great video!
I always did my stance the opposite - i drive goofy - and i had the front foot kinda in the middle and the back foot with toes a bit overboard... I can't relearn it :(
@@DrJinKwon Thanks alot man,great video and thanks to you i'm kinda learning how to carve..It's just my 4th day of riding so i'm not that good yet but i hope one day i will be.
Don’t agree with leg position! Legs must be equal amount pass the edge. It’s not correct when toe on one leg and heel on other are out more than other.
@@DrJinKwon it gives you equal amount of pressure on both legs. In your stance when your back leg pushes more in one direction, but lacks the other, you can’t control your board properly.
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This is the best video I've found on carving. You present the lesson in a detailed, clear, and concise manner. Bravo!
i'm so glad you liked it - thank you, and cheers!
Do more videos man.. I've watched a ton of videos of people with 100k plus views explaining how to carv and yours was MILES better
thank you man! i really appreciate that!
would love your feedback on my cross step video bro! please let me know what you think!
Nice job! SO much fun, I'm a faux beginner, getting back on after a long time. Thank you for the review on these fundamentals!
welcome back!! :) so glad you found it helpful!
Great video! I just started longboarding today since I wanted to carve, this is a really nice video that I'll be watching again when I'm more comfortable on the board haha
cheers! best of luck! :) you got this!
This is fantastic. Thank you for the clear and concise foot placement!!!!!!! It helped me so much with turning in general and stability 🎉
i'm so glad!!
The tip about foot positioning really works! I can finally do a somewhat decent carve 🙌🏽
that's amazing, i'm so glad it was helpful! :)
Thanks for this. Lots of videos start with dance steps but i need to know how to just get the board moving first 😭 love this tutorial breakdown as an absolute beginner
You're so welcome!
This was a great video. Great detail, clear and I feel a lot more confident in my carves now
Great to hear!
Nice. Love how simple this is
Cheers! :)
This will help a lot. Thanks
cheers!
Great video dude, I got into longboarding recently, and this video is really good! Thanks for sharing
thanks so much man! really appreciate that :) hope you're enjoying longboarding so far!
@@DrJinKwon oh well, plenty of room for improvement...ahahahha, I am 45 years old, got into this through a colleague who is quite good, but it will take a while until I can slide and all the fancy stuff....but I am really enjoying long distance longboarding, as I don't need to do anything crazy, and I am getting slowly better on pumping...so like other people here said, make more videos 😀
@@luizmorales1343 that's awesome man! remember that safety is the #1 priority! :) more videos to come :)
@@DrJinKwon oh yes, I don't leave home without knee pads, helmet and slide gloves (although I dont know how to slide...ahahahah). But they help in the case of falls. Lookingforward for new videos
@@luizmorales1343 Cheers, Luiz!
What do you recommend for wheel size, shape for just carving around town (not tricks or sliding, just tight turns and versatile for roughish urban terrain)?
for pure commuting generally larger wheels are more comfortable over rougher terrain especially, but you lose versatility and maneuvreability. 70-75 mm wheels with either sharp or rounded edges might be good for you, depending on how tight the turns you want to make are.
This was really a great, short, and informative video! I'm a beginner and just want to ask (if you don't mind) if it's possible to do carving like that on a rigid longboard, or if I can do cruising on a freeride board that's stiffer?
really appreciate that! absolutely! the fundamentals are all the same. you may have to play around a little with foot positioning, and it's more critical to bend your knees with a shorter, more rigid board, but you can absolutely still carve the same way
@@DrJinKwon Alrighty, that's sick! Thanks a lot! :D
This is quite helpful, thank you, but am I understanding correctly, that once you start carving faster you use less shoulders - it seems so from your video?
Good point! I don’t find that I need to use shoulders as much but I certainly found it helpful to exaggerate the motion especially while learning!
@@DrJinKwon wonderful thank you! I am going to try the foot placement tomorrow because no one has mentioned this before. I have been standing opposite to that and couldn't understand why my shoulder movement feels "stuck", so here's hoping!
Thanks again. Great video!
@@thestagecoachjl i'm so glad you found it helpful! best of luck!!
What's the longboard you used here? It looks sweet
cheers! it's a moonshine eclipse!
I always did my stance the opposite - i drive goofy - and i had the front foot kinda in the middle and the back foot with toes a bit overboard... I can't relearn it :(
How did you make that u-turn carve xD Can't seem to do it
I stay on a heel or toe side carve until I come all the way back around!
@@DrJinKwon are you doing something with your shoulders as well?
Hey man great video, can you do a video of how to powerslide on a long board.
that's a great idea!
Realy nice explained, thanx...
Glad you found it helpful!
It makes a lot of sense, it's clear. Thank I go try it out :)
cheers mate!
This is helpful, thanks for posting!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice lad, good video
cheers!
Hey bro what is the guitar song used at the end
dust in the wind by kansas!
@@DrJinKwon Thanks alot man,great video and thanks to you i'm kinda learning how to carve..It's just my 4th day of riding so i'm not that good yet but i hope one day i will be.
@@unavaible7601 you got this my man! so glad this was helpful :)
Great tutorial. To the point
thanks, Lisa! hope it’s helpful!
great music. great video
thanks clayton!
hey your video is super good to me~~ thank you~ please make more tutorial~~~
thank you!
This is fantastic.
thanks so much!
Awesome content dude! 👌
thank you so much man!!
Sweet board, man. What do you ride?
thanks dude! this is a moonshine eclipse
thank you for that! really helpful!
i'm so glad!
Thank you finally get it !!
awesome stuff i'm so glad!
Great tutorial but oh my gosh the crickets 🤣🤣🤣 🦗
So, you work with your shoulders, right?
yup!
Thanks
Don’t agree with leg position!
Legs must be equal amount pass the edge.
It’s not correct when toe on one leg and heel on other are out more than other.
thank you for your input! I find I have the most control with my feet in the position described. What works best for you?
@@DrJinKwon it gives you equal amount of pressure on both legs.
In your stance when your back leg pushes more in one direction, but lacks the other, you can’t control your board properly.
@@SlavaChrome thanks for the input!
i learned from steve cabellaro
ill leave my knowledge too my self ive skated since 77
I want to wear a helmet but the wind in my hair 🥲🥲
haha it's definitely a nice feeling!
So u just shift ur weight faster
to carve more quickly, yes!