How to learn skate tricks FAST (and hold onto them)
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- How do you learn skate tricks fast? In this video I go over a load of techniques to learn faster and lock in tricks. Whether you're a beginner or pro, these learning tools will help you learn better and progress much faster on your board.
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Have you tried any of these methods before? Or do you have any of your own that you use? Let us know in the comments!
The breathing really helped 👍
Really appreciate you sharing these clips from your program. I've been using that Huberman breathing trick and it really helps. I'm also trying to take a moment in between tries to think through what isn't working in an attempt. Otherwise it's too easy to try in the same way over and over without getting any closer. Basically, if its not working, try changing something in your attempt.
Thanks for the comment Ben! Yeh the breathing thing is real powerful! Totally agree that it's super important to think about what you're doing wrong, you see it so much in skating people just repeating the same mistake 1000 times without changing anything (I can't say I don't fall into this trap sometimes too though).
Well said. I can relate to all of this! Great advice. I’m 43 and out there getting better everyday. Peace
I stopped drinking caffeine before I skate
The most underrated skate RUclipsr oat for suree
So I've studied violin much more than I've skated, and have been following content from a performance psychologist at Julliard and it's interesting to see many parallels between your content and the things I've heard there. You're more entertaining though.
Niceee! Thanks for sharing mate! 🙏
This is the best Channel ever!
Thank you, and keep the awsome work!
Thanks! Really appreciate the comment 🙏
"...The last thing its gonna care about is your little manoeuvre on your little wooden toy" hahaha had me cracking up
Love your content man. I want to use this channel as a pillar for my health and skating.
Very great informational vid. Thank you so much
Fun fact: Jerry Hsu's whole part in that Stay Gold edit was switch. Great video btw, gonna try this out next sesh
Except that nollie backside tailslide to fakie.
Wicked mate, proper tutorial
Cheers mate glad you liked it!
good work tho! I think your channel has a big potential to grow huge :)
just one thing i noticed was that your mic buzzes a bit in the background
Thanks! Really appreciate that! Usually the audio is better, I did this workshop with my computer mic though which is why it sucks.
My apron is not little. Why did he say my apron's little? 👀*kickflips, stumbles, trips* 😧You guys, my apron's not little... is it? Why did he say that? My apron is NOT little. 🥺 It's not, is it?
I'm going to need photographic evidence that your apron isn't little.
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Top video chappie. I think balance is key to everything. But it's tough to stay in a balanced state. Keep the content comin 😁
Cheers Ken! Yep, balance is the way! 3000% agree about it being hard to stay in that state though at times.
My problem is trying to overcome my body's natural impulse to shy away from danger which i had embraced so long through childhood. I am no longer internally afraid of falling and haven't been afraid of it for some time now, but now i just need to get my body to follow along somehow. Hopefully this vid will help in some way
Top stuff! I’m 42 and have skated on and off for 30 years. Aside from being able to kick flip again I’m skating better now than I ever have done, mainly because I THINK about what I’m doing (adjusting foot position/weight distribution etc) rather than being massively stoned thinking I’m Tom Penny.
Hahah the Tom Penny approach isn't for everyone. Glad you're making progress!