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I miss Adam Colton

I love that your breakdowns get super geeky. Your technical breakdowns are so informative. Keep it up dude and looking forward to hopefully see you at an LDP event one day!

Great job, Bro

Do you always push the same side for the whole race?

thanks for the video will go learn to do this today i want to skate to work...

Why do you use the 20deg mount then de-wedge to 0deg when the board has a 0 deg mounting option?

Hi Adam! would be interesting to hear about your pushing technique🙏

I’ve seen trucks with different angles, but never knew why something like that would be necessary. Thanks for explaining it for me!

Who makes some good longboard bushings ? I want some tougher harder bushings for my board....

How do you setup your trucks ? Both the same? Or back or front looser ?

Wow this went deep...lol good video.well done.

Always love "cooking" videos 😁🍕 and geat idea & instructions!

For downhill do you use kneepads or is it enough to have those gloves?

Thanks for the video! Does your standing leg get alot more muscular than your pusher leg as an ultraskater? or do you also push switch?

Full circle dude. We were doing this in the 70's. That's the only way we did it. It's not a new thing. It's been lost by the times. But some of us still do it

I miss this era. I participated in the first Adrenalina marathon in 2010 and Jeff wasn't an unknown at the time. He was already skating with the Bustin guys and had made a name for himself. I remember him and Solomon Lang lapping me. But at least I finished 2hrs 10min. My legs were dead after 26 miles, good thing they had free pollo tropical after.

THIS BOARD IS SICK! So sad its out of stock ;(

The doggo 😂❤

this is amazing info! thanks

race pace vs training pace, heart rate, hows the turn ability of your board (i find running the stiffest setup that still lets me carve the corners without running wide so less effort is spent managing balance).... any info would be great trying to get back in to pushing longer distance. i realize preference and bodies are different just trying to save time working on learning and more on riding. also going from 77mm to 97mm was a huge deal for effort spent, big wheels keep on rolling.

Traffic isnt' that hard it's the busses. They don't give a fuck. You have to hit the busses sometimes.

Still waiting for the video with more technical details

What Altras are those?

This video is awesome! Thank you for the detailed explanations.

Do you prefer jogger shoes or skating shoes? I tryed jogger shoes but didn't like the extra height in the soles

What is your diet in the months leading up to a marathon? What would you eat before a long Saturday or Sunday trip, or on your off days?

Im attempting a 200 mile trip this summer, Seattle to portland. I'm having gear and set up madness. I tryed running shoes but im thinking I like my vans better, im using dad bods but think I may go back to 85mm speed vents. May take off the Paris trucks for tensor trucks... don't know what to wear for pants, I dont like spandex

Nice sunny THIRTY FIVE DEGREES!! And this guy's out here in a t-shirt, smh

Love it

Love this channel! More videos please (including how to videos)!

So long ago... No custom Pantheon, no supersonic

What's your setup with the orange wheels? Looks sick.

I'm interested in doing a directional setup - the middle ground. I see that you are using what looks like a Pantheon Supersonic? What front and rear setups are you running with it for the "middle ground" directional setup that you mention? Thanks!

Can you powerslide on them?

Lol the dog wanted to play so much 😢

Can I powerslide on them?

How are these compared to the pantheon karma wheels?

Great video. You are a talented filmmaker and storyteller! Excellent work!

Amazing Video! Thank you for creating and sharing this! Appreciate the hard work, skill and knowledge! You have made this place better then it was before, and for that "we " Thank you!

I've never owned a "pumping" board but I first learned it in the late '70s on a homemade longboard with Indy 151s and Red Krypyonics. I got much better at it when I picked up skating again in the late '90s and actually got into the slalom scene. These days I don't skate anymore (i'm 60 with an artificial hip) but the last time I did skate was on a 35" giant slalom board with super adjustable precision GOG trucks, set up for pumping on smooth flat ground. Something like 65/15 degrees. I used to regularly ride over half a mile at a time without putting a foot down until my mid 50s!

Never having really tried pumping or tried learning how to, I watched your video, went down to a nearby carpark and managed to nearly do a full lap only pushing about 3-4 times per-side (rectangular space), then pumping away. I guess everyone is right and this is an excellent instructional video! During the practise sesh I also found sometimes the pumping action actually slowed me down, so that must be me "throwing my wieght" at a discordant timing. Still very new to this (2 months in as a complete novice) and so so much fine tuning on everything to be done :), I still get nerves every night, but thats how you know its somthing actually worth doing and has truly addictive potential as a hobby.

Also the wind pushing you to a stop was crazy!!

Your comment about being places in the worst weather, being the only ones to see the rainbow so to speak, is very relatable for me, and put into words why i enjoy watching your videos so much. Both appreciate the world even in (and sometimes especially so) in the worst of weather. Much love from Australia 🧡 also wow Roan mountains are serene!!!

Elk mountain? PA?

Amazing video bro !

Hey adam. I am training to do some ldp backpacking in 5 years is, this training layout relevant? Can't tell if my apprehension is laziness or this isn't quite right

Hey adam. I am training to do some ldp backpacking in 5 years is, this training layout relevant? Can't tell if my apprehension is laziness or this isn't quite right

When you skate on a tread mill, does it feel like constantly pushing up a slow grade hill? Or can you pause a second or two and cruise without rolling off the back? I also was very interested in seeing the camber toe specifications. Are these used the same method as automobiles? It just sounds strange as I only have known of straight axles for trucks.

Is that riser 3d printed?

Do you think your smaller wheels that you created would be decent for slides? Since there 74a