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What about the link for the longboard in amazon? I use my daughter's cruiser board, but I feel kind of scared, maybe longboard is a beter fit for a 44 y0ld

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Good video. Congratulations!!!!!

Great and positive video instructions, thanks very much! 😃I'm a 52 years old Danish male, who has just tried his son's longboard for the first time - and luckily, I'm still alive, which is probably mainly because of Stiga mini skis-training back in the 1980's... ⛷🍀😊

Thx for posting! I’m 55 and learning to surf which I suck at so I thought maybe a longboard skateboard might help me out. I know I’m physically able, it’s mentally where I struggle - I’m scared! And that annoys the hec outta me!! That’s why I’m making myself do these things! To get over that mental block. So thx for posting this inspo ❤ , from us older - but not that old - gals 🦘 🇦🇺

I'm in my late fifties and I'm longboarding❤❤ ua-cam.com/users/shortscI5hwQI7t_k?si=Js07QkWtpK6oy3a9

I’m 55 and still boarding. Love it! Get em girl!👏

What if that board would’ve kept going on under that gate at 11:50?

Never wear shorts. Is rule number 1 also when you can wear longsleeves or a jacket

Thank you, you have heart!

44... Yesterday i bought a Board for my son, today...i bought one for me 🤩🙈

Hi ! Are you still surfing? I thinking of buyin longboard too in my age (almost 40 ) :)

Thank you. I'm 63 and just beginning. I'm loving learning something new and stoked that I am progressing. Like you, I only want to cruise around and enjoy that feeling of floating along. :)

I’m 56 and want to start longboard on a board I received for my 5Oth birthday.

I’m 53 and still ride down hills going the local gym and back. I added a land paddle couple of years ago and got 3 boards that are around 60 inches long & it has made it even more fun.

Little edition tip is to run the clip through a stabilization program which you can wither get free pc mac programs or you can use a phone app specifically made just to stabalize clips. You would barely be able to tell the persona running at all if at all. And an extra tip is to then upscale the clip after stabalizing it using the same method for video upscaling program or website to repair the resolution lost during stabilization process. Very quick,easy but big difference for the viewer. Great video,im 40 and just learned also. Was lucky to find a board local on day i wanted to start. I actually learned to skateboard on a ripstick. Keep up the good work .

Just turned 40 in March and took up longboarding. Originally I just wanted to cruise around, but after I got tired of pushing I started looking for hills, then came the speed, and now I’m hooked!

Thank you! Your video is sooo inspiring. I'm 42 turning 43 in 2 months and just got a loaded longboard so I could cruise on the beach strands. It'll be my first time. And I am so excited. ;-)

LOVE this!!! I have a longboard that I used and had a bad crash on, haven't used it since I graduated college. I'm 37 now and am looking at it, leaning against my wall. Time to get back on it.

I really love your enthusiasm for longboarding and your willingness to share your journey of how you took your time to get here at your own pace. I only recently started longboarding in lockdown during my mid-twenties so I've been kind of wondering how long I can really invest in this hobby, but seeing your video makes me feel inspired that I can keep this hobby up even when I'm older :)

People who enjoy riding on a board are beautiful. If you still at it you're probably more stable, learned some reflex and way to go, turn and slowing more comfortable. I'm 46 (living in France so excuse my french ;) and being skateboarding hills in my young years(around 13 to 17) and now for some 10 years riding longboard, either for cruising or transport in city streets or drifting downhill and keeping balance with speed and not too much speed. You cover some basics with a good step by step approach i guess, a good way to approach and overcome fear. The part about warming before any exercise is a good thing to do and help as well not being too stiff and avoiding pains that'll not come from falls and doing some minutes of it always underestimated i guess, even for some most experienced skateboarders. As you suggest i'll try some advice, this first part as i've read some comments on your video: _safety and falls : To add to helmet if you feel you can go some speed(head rarely injured in falls but having it on can save like on a bike ride) ankles, knees and elbows protections's are common to any skating sport and can be easily found. When falling back first move/reflex will be to put hands(or miss it and knock elbows) on the ground and it can hurt. Kneees are generally useful when falling in front and even it's rarer you'll enjoy not hitting your knees on pavement(mostly for high speed that beginner who can't control or stop properly will avoid anyway). When some basics to push and get speed learned most of minor injuries could be bruising flesh as the body sliding on the ground, so wearing a vest or a sweat with sleeves will lower or avoid most of that part, same for a longer pants Vs. short pants. _boards: there's different size and shape of longboard(also stiffness of the deck, the stiffer the more stable for speeding the softer the more comfort), each one adapted to some particular use. The one you show in the video is called mounted "dropthrough" for being closer to the ground for helping stability at the higher speed and while sliding or drifting downhill. Usually cruising boards are a bit larger(to have more comfort when crusing around on flat) and having kick tails(as on regular skate but in longer and larger board). The kick allow to set firmer the back foot and even being stabler while riding on flat, push or arise a bit the front while turning and even doing some tricks if you keen on that. So not having one i not reccomend for beginning and if your goal if cruising and traveling through towns. _carving and turning: Don't forget you can adjust the screws to loose or tightened trucks. The looser they're the more wider and easier you will turn and if tigthened you'll gain more speed by pushing. When you're rolling straigth you put your foot at th center line of the deck(each around the truck position for a begin it'll be the easier). When you want to turn you will lean the side you want to go. When lowering a bit your knees standing quite staigth your upper body(in regard of the ground) you'll lower your gravity. It's commonly called(at least in my country) "the position of the guy who poo"(not sure of translation but it's for giving the idea, so you crouch with the upper body approximatively 90 degrees to the ground). Before crouching you can move your feets(both) closer to the side you want to turn, lean the board and crouch. It'll help to give you a nice and wide turn(you need to have a bit of speed or you can easily stop if not). And at the end of the turn/carve if you stand up again it'll give an extra momentum to not loosing too much speed and having to push less. While standing back( by no more crouching with jknees) you'll automaticaly push with alll your body weigth the board against the ground and that again help to being more stable and direct the leaning back the way you want. Or more commonly from the little crouch and/or the standind position you lean gently(not much but enough to lean the board with your feet) your upper body alternatively up and back, having arms and hands pointing the same direction help a lot as the shoulders will follow, so do "S" shaped curves alternatively and there you're good at the carving part. All the body will follow your arms, you can "twerk" your butt the same(opposite to the arms so) to remain stable. Depending if you're regular or goofy you can lead the way you want the carving pushing your arms in front of you and darting your back the opposite, or getting your hands and torso towards behind you while your hips leading in your front and orienting your ankles backward or forward. I hope i'm not too unclear(as not too boring) even with my poor english speaking, i liked your video when at home 6 full days of rain ad more to come, i want badly to go on my longboard. For now i just go outside and doing some workout in a sheltered place or while rain stop to pour... i'll try some of the yoga pause you've shown. Cheers and good rides

Thanks for the informative and encouraging video! You seem like a lovely lady. :) I'm 54 and just ordered my first longboard and am very excited to start. I have never tried Yoga, but I have practiced KungFu, ChiGong and TaiChi for ten years. I am eager to see if I can perform some TaiChi form on the longboard. Do you do Yoga moves on yours?

Cool video, you are getting really good 👍💯

Im 50 started with snowboard 5 years ago. Minne yngest daughter started with skateboard/ longboard so I got intressted in longboard its fun. Age is just an number:)

I just got my first cruiser board & Im 34

I am 56 and longboard. If you have not done it after 50: DO NOT TRY IT. I just saved you tons of money.

She's so beautifull

I'm sure already somebody told you, but just in case - you're wearing the wrist guards the wrong way! The plastic goes to protect the wrist from below!

I’d cruise with a 40yo. Need some people to cruise with

Thank you , almost 44 and have a longboard ordered for exercise

Bought a longboard for my 42 birthday. I’m looking forward to easing myself in! Helpful video! Thanks

Thanks for this video! I’m 40 and my first longboard arrives later in the week. I have no skating experience at all so this has been a superb help.

That color is gorgeous!

The positive: as a 49er I could afford aan expensive long board, everybody loves it

I'm a skater myself at 49 too. I was wondering how your process was, because I have found many people who mock at me and say I must "grow up".

Hi, I enjoyed your teaching session! I am 61 and live in New Zealand. I have never been on a skateboard but alway admired the effortless look of those long boarders. I like your advice to begin with standing on the board first and getting used to the feeling of stepping on and off. I have bought a used board and will buy the safety gear before I take the board on the street. My son and wife think this is some kind of mid- late life crisis but I'm going to give it a good go. I don't know if they have long boards in the afterlife. You did a great job making this video! Thank you.

Wear a helmet. Be safe. Have fun.

I like the content in this video, quite inspiring. There is something wrong about the footage, though - camera seems to be too stable, it should move a little more.

I would love to longboard with you I'm in the Las Vegas area myself 🛹🛹

Your able to tighten the trucks with a wrench or a skate tool good video 😀🔥

If 50 is the new 30, I'm only 31! I'm inspired and got a longboard too

so inspiring

Just started skateboarding at 46

I picked up long boarding three years ago at fifty two. BEST DECISION I EVER MADE! Of course I've broken a collar bone, sprained knees and ankles, dislocated fingers and would do it all again! My kids and I have a ball out on the roll!

49 and just bought my 2nd longboard so I can skate with my grandsons!

I love seeing videos of people over 30 learning new hobbies, its never to late to learn something new!!

I started at 37 and have one good leg due to a nasty car accident. Feel like anyone can if I can

Love that you donated the old board to a kid! Sure you made her day

I'm 56, have several boards, I enjoy longboard freestyle and dancing, and some downhill, love it