The Shuvit is always a good trick. The first trick I learned was a fakie Shuv. I found it easier because the board was moving with me. When I warm up I always do a fakie Shuv, fakie Shuv, fakie bigspin line. It helps me get the body ready to skate. Absolutely right on slamming. If we aren't slamming, we aren't trying. Stay Rad Sir.
@@AdventuresInSkateboarding oooh yes I totally forgot to mention that it can be easier Fakie despite technically rolling switch!! Well we don't have to slam to be trying but we do have to put ourselves in a position where it's a possibility. You stay rad 😎
Man i have problem with left leg commitment. But when i roll im not that afraid and i have feeling that commitment will come more naturally. Best how to shuv video i have seen, subbed!
@@Sure2Skate glad you liked it, I really need to redo it honestly, I need to redo all my trick tips, because I keep learning new things about them all the time! You should focus on landing it with just the other foot. So your left foot on the board and the other foot on the floor. If you can do that comfortably you might want to find a bar or something you can hold onto while you try to land the trick with both feet, so if you fall you can hold yourself upright with the bar
@@OwensSkateLife sadly no bars here where im. It's good idea to do new video tips for tricks now and then. Every time we spend on board we evolve, like pokémons lol
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The Shuvit is always a good trick. The first trick I learned was a fakie Shuv. I found it easier because the board was moving with me. When I warm up I always do a fakie Shuv, fakie Shuv, fakie bigspin line. It helps me get the body ready to skate.
Absolutely right on slamming. If we aren't slamming, we aren't trying.
Stay Rad Sir.
@@AdventuresInSkateboarding oooh yes I totally forgot to mention that it can be easier Fakie despite technically rolling switch!! Well we don't have to slam to be trying but we do have to put ourselves in a position where it's a possibility. You stay rad 😎
Thanks for the tutorial, I was already planning to work on these tomorrow so you gave me a few extra tips
Glad I could help!
Man i have problem with left leg commitment. But when i roll im not that afraid and i have feeling that commitment will come more naturally. Best how to shuv video i have seen, subbed!
@@Sure2Skate glad you liked it, I really need to redo it honestly, I need to redo all my trick tips, because I keep learning new things about them all the time! You should focus on landing it with just the other foot. So your left foot on the board and the other foot on the floor. If you can do that comfortably you might want to find a bar or something you can hold onto while you try to land the trick with both feet, so if you fall you can hold yourself upright with the bar
@@OwensSkateLife sadly no bars here where im. It's good idea to do new video tips for tricks now and then. Every time we spend on board we evolve, like pokémons lol
Nice vid bro!! can I ask what wheels you got on ur board pls?
@@Sfandrw toy machine all seeing eye 54mm
@@OwensSkateLife thank u :)
I'll let you know if I break an arm learning this. 😂
@@SkateRatYuki you will be fine. Or at least you had better be. Try it on grass if you're that worried
Looking handsome, as always ❤
😊 thank you