A great skater tried to coach me at the skatepark a couple of years ago. He told me "move your feet where you want the board to go". I could not process it when he said it, because it didn't make any sense to me. After watching a lot of Mitchie's videos I - very slowly - start to get what he meant...
Im 40 years old and have been skateboarding heavily since probably the age of 13 . I never forget being young and asking an older skateboarder how to do a certain trick and his exact words were " figure it out , no one fucking taught me " 😂 take notes kids cause this is a blessing having this man brake down tricks for you .
I think that’s just a shame how many people felt a lack of support in skating. I was very lucky to have people around me helping me every step of the way. I hope I can share that experience with you guys
Damn that sucks. I'm 35, started more than 20 years ago and the local pro skaters where I used to live would take their time to teach you. Not all, but most. I always had a good experience, I consider myself lucky
Yep I’m 50 and back in the day before UA-cam even existed we had to figure out how to do it ourselves . Even if your best homie you skated with figured it out first he still wasn’t able to explain it to you 🤣
Skaters around me were overtly hostile. Mr. Brusco is providing some amazing knowledge with excellent, clear educational style. Hopefully my sons will capitalize on this gold mine.
Mitch, this is BRILLIANT! This is, effectively, YOU, teaching US, that WE can teach OURSELVES! Trial, error, sequencing, components, etc. Not only is that mind-blowing, it's just a beautiful thing to teach us! I've never seen this approach to a skate tutorial EVER! You never cease to amaze me, brother!
Mitchie, you're videos have changed the way I skate. Disclaimer, I'm a year into skating, so I can't pull-off the hardflips and full cabs and all the amazing tricks you're doing in this video, but the way you explain your thinking and how to approach a trick is revolutionary. Well to me at least. I can't thank you enough. Since watching your video on 180s, I've improved my 180s and halfcabs so much. And just like all of your videos. I have learned something that has profoundly impacted the way I approach things in every single video of yours I've watched. So just, thank you. Thank you so much for sharing you knowledge and experience and for taking the time to make all these videos. Your way of teaching is so sincere. There's no pretence or 'look at how good I am'. And also, massive shouout to the filmers and editors as well! I can only imagine it must be a monumental task to go through hours and hours of footage and compile it into something like this that gives so much value.
Wow! That last hardflip was perfect! I can't wait to recover from my injury so I can go out and try all the tips to learn it properly. You see things like nobody else does, you're like a physicist
12:30 - great advice. there's so many ways to fail at a trick, and the more ways you discover to fail a trick, the more ways you learn how to correct it. i find it to be way better to fail at a trick 1000 different ways and know the fix for it, than to always land it for years, and then when i need it the most, there's a problem with it and i don't know how to fix it.
@@Skateiq Thank you so much for your tips on the no comply. I was trying to step off while being weightless on the tail and usually ended up off balance. Trying to slip my foot off during the upward part of the jump made a HUGE difference. This was the piece I was missing!
I cannot stress this enough what I adore about your content is it feels like I am skating with a friend even when I am not skating and I love it so much :D
I've also skated for about 20 years but watched the whole thing anyways! Very interesting hearing your thought process and interpretation of physics. Hardflips for me are also a complete coin flip every session if they are going to work or not that day.
56:49 you're insane man hahaha your insites about your body motion and how to thinking about the trick is completely mind blowing! Big fan from Brazil ❤
mitch has no idea how much help all these videos do for us beginners, been skating for a year and a half, my fs/bs 180 been sketchy as hell until i watched SKATEiQ🙏
discovered your videos for a little moment, you're always very good at teaching but these ones are sooo educational, so interesting to not "just" have the little pro tips about tricks themselves but having all the preparation, warm ups and above all the feeling and taking the time at explaining and going through the complete mind process behind
I’m happy you like this style of video! We can definitely mix it up but I think we will have this style of video forever on the channel because I really like it too
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It's interesting to hear that you keep on learning from / experimenting with kickflips, even though you've done them for 23 years. I thought it was more of a "muscle memory" thing, where you're just executing a kickflip with no thought about how to do them or how they feel on a particular day.
Watching you skate with ease whilst communicating so clearly on what is happening, how it feels, what you can do is amazing. Ive only recently started watching your videos but they're by far my favourite to watch. Keep it up mitchie
this is one of the best videos i have seen on skateboarding youtube to teach with. closest thing i can do here is a noseslide or a no comply, but its so engaging i feel compelled to watch all the other tricks that are beyond my skill level. thank u sir
Thanks so much man. As a guy who decided to become a skater at 44 years old having basic Ollie as the extent of my skills all my life, your concise tips have been the thing that I needed to "get it" Really good at what you're doing man,
I just watch your content because its entertaining and enjoyable. Re-learning tricks I learned 17-20 years ago with a much better understanding is a fun bonus?
Thanks a lot, Mitchie. You're the best teacher. I'm still going through your ollie tutorial, but after I practiced the manual with your tips, I haven't fallen from my board again.
Warched this whole video on the plane thank you for the 100 min upload, so good from the filming, the location, the discipline. Loved the process, made me think if you were to do a collab with a street skater like nyjah, anderson or foy then do street tricks and then go vert and learn from each other that would be👌
I can't reaaally skate currently so this is peeeerfect for making some theoretical skate progression in my head! My indoor is too slidyy and crowded for me to even get warm and everything is cold and wet outside.
Bro I just wanna say you are brilliant at ur craft, I watch hours of your content 1 to skate better but 2 because it’s a joy watching you teach. Hope to skate with you one day
Just started skating for the first time properly yesterday. Loving your videos so far, I'll definitely be sticking with them. Thank you for making this accessible
This is brilliant, im coming back to skateboarding after a 5 year break and i can barely kickflip now. But your thought process and way of looking at learning a trick is so inspiring and I just learned Impossibles by watching this
For years I would go to the skatepark and didnt warmup but instead do a few lines and then start trying to land new tricks i was working on. As soon as i implemented a warm up focusing on the basics i have seen insanely fast improvement and so much new insight. I completely agree with what you said. Its easy to get stuck in the mindset of "oh im gonna have a bad session" if you run into roadblocks but by easing into the session ive been able to make every session count
the warm up rant 🔥 fascinating to see how you think about getting everything working together, I often get frustrated at that part being an older skater and not being as nimble as I once was 😅
I remember the trick tips before. Blunt Kicklip out trick tip : 0:45 mn duration :" you roll you go in blunt you ollie kick flip out , bolts and you are good!!! Useless and frustrating. Better say : figure it out by yourself... Thanks bro you are the man. Inspired by you now I look like a great skate teacher ;) ;) You put words methods and concepts where it was just voodoo science for me before...And I have been skateboard ding for 38 years now ;) you make us figuring out what was inside all of us deeply hidden...
What a beautiful backdrop to an awesome Tutorial! Mitchie you are infectious with your passion.. Kinda makes me want to get a board again and im nearly 50!!
I love breaking down tricks into the basis of movements, pressure, and leverage created with vectors of movement against momentum and pressure. Its hard to begin visualizing things like that, and then needs a fundamental level to begin applying the movements with your own body actually to tricks in real time. But a personal win was figuring out how to do bs flips out of front boards, by getting that if I pinch the the heel side to the rail whilst sliding, I can pop on the toe side of my tail, and make the heel side where you flick out for a kickflip pop up higher on the nose. It was all about getting that pressure, then using the slide moving closer to the back trucks to get a solid pop, and by popping with my back toes having the corner you flick popping up, so you flick through it and get a lift you can use to catch the board and put it down rotating to fakie. I had one where I slid 3/4s of the rail, flipped over the last quarter and rode away less than a meter before stepping off as it rode into a divot. That crusty ground was my bane, I was so robbed, after drilling it for 45m or so all on the first day I was really trying it and got the thought as to how to do it. Then I finally landed and stayed on a sketchy one. One of the best guys, local legends, was around and watching, saw both the near make with perfect style and execution, and the actual make, and told lads. Was getting approached at the skatepark and given props by word of mouth randomly by pretty good skaters on some of the local shops and teams, as well as plenty of normal local lads for a few weeks after. Bloody shame I got injured badly less than 2 months after, that really drew an end to that period from 16-18 I was at my best basically. I got up near that level again, but never fully there. Front blunts down, hardflips and inwards, front noseblunt, bs board flip to fakie, bs flip disaster on quarters. Damn, miss that level of tricks.
What you said during the noseslide part about trying hard or giving 100% on all tricks is so key! It’s a little exhausting but what a difference it makes in consistency and not slamming. I see people struggling to land something and it’s obvious they are pulling their punches. I’m guilty too. I think it looks effortless when done right so there’s an assumption of doing it lazy.
I struggle keeping my foot on the nose or popping the wheels up onto the ledge and basically starting the scariest nose manual into pain ever. I might have to play with these thought experiments more. Love your work!
Great info here. The hardflip and full cab flip especially. What I noticed with your impossible is you need to counterbalance front and back feet. The backfoot should sit in the dip between your tail and the bolts with some toe hanging off. The front foot mostly needs to get out of the way so near the front bolts with less foot on the board than a kickflip. The thing most people struggle with and why they often look like a 3 shuv is that after you’ve initiated the board rolling over your foot you have to follow all the way through and bring it BACK to where you started. Frequently, after the board rolls over the foot people are ready to land on the board. It will work that way but now the boards momentum is finishing the rotation instead of you directing it by bringing your foot back to a wide stance.
I just want to do the fly out warm ups! I can only do straight out with tail pressure, but seeing how easy Brusco does it with the nose, 180s and such, now I just want to go try those!
I recently started to skate more regulary again. I have to unlear to some stuff after watching your videos. I am motivated to finally learn hardflips. Thanks.
dude im more amazed by the backdrop, where the heck do i get a scene like that in my day to day, sheeeeesh throw away the tv lemme watch the beauty of skating and nature
THANK YOU for covering the fact that you should be warming up and feeling all that you mentioned before even going for tricks. This has destroyed me so much in the past 🙏🙏
Hell yuhh love watching ur vids and giving tips! currently learning switch kick and nollie kick hope to land one here soon ! Keep up the amazing work and vids!!
35:49 😮Yo, that snicker was diabolical. 😅 I mean… I also laughed a little; but I’m not the one filming you, claiming to be your friend. Message to the cameraman: You got a lot of nerve and I like your style.😂 -“do it like this if you want to skate like me” - proceeds to eat it. - walks towards his board in complete shame.
@@Skateiq I watched it... it's an awesome video, but no "invert" though. Any inverted trick would be nice: invert, handplant, layback air, eggplant, andrecht, etc.
Surprised treflip was not in most requested tricks. But who cares, the thought process in this video can be applied to any trick and that’s the beauty of it. Amazing.
Jeez, first thing I thought such a lovely setting for a skatepark. Where is it? This skatepark reminds me of Johnny Giger's local. Brilliant video again.
years ago when i was learning bs back foot flips out the ramp, i didn't expect to catch it so easy and was leaning way to far forward. so my board shot backwards and i fell pretty much dived head first into the ramp lol. if i didn't manage to roll out with my arms, i would have ate some serious s****!
Excellent production, in various ways , thank you, could you please advise a few pointers on ollies to fakie on transition, much appreciated, greetings from oceanside
difference between this and my mates is this guys session goal is to improve and learn and me and my mates aim is to drink a beer and do a frontside grind
I never understood how the concept of riding switch could ever be introduced in skateboarding. It feels insanely dificult to even think of it. It's like adding a very dificult layer to already very dificult sport. Just imagine you are right handed and now you need to use your left hand instead for the same activity. It feels completely unnatural. Yet, switch is real in skateboarding and many pro skaters are the switch masters. It blows my mind.
"It's much easier to think about your own body than it is to think about the skateboard" might have changed my whole perspective on skateboarding
That’s a big one!
A great skater tried to coach me at the skatepark a couple of years ago. He told me "move your feet where you want the board to go". I could not process it when he said it, because it didn't make any sense to me. After watching a lot of Mitchie's videos I - very slowly - start to get what he meant...
As a piano teacher I use the same perspective!
Literally
switzerland?
Im 40 years old and have been skateboarding heavily since probably the age of 13 . I never forget being young and asking an older skateboarder how to do a certain trick and his exact words were " figure it out , no one fucking taught me " 😂 take notes kids cause this is a blessing having this man brake down tricks for you .
I think that’s just a shame how many people felt a lack of support in skating. I was very lucky to have people around me helping me every step of the way. I hope I can share that experience with you guys
Damn that sucks. I'm 35, started more than 20 years ago and the local pro skaters where I used to live would take their time to teach you. Not all, but most. I always had a good experience, I consider myself lucky
💯 that was my youth right there as well. 😂 43 now and very thankful for guys like Mitchie.
Yep I’m 50 and back in the day before UA-cam even existed we had to figure out how to do it ourselves . Even if your best homie you skated with figured it out first he still wasn’t able to explain it to you 🤣
Skaters around me were overtly hostile.
Mr. Brusco is providing some amazing knowledge with excellent, clear educational style. Hopefully my sons will capitalize on this gold mine.
Mitch, this is BRILLIANT! This is, effectively, YOU, teaching US, that WE can teach OURSELVES!
Trial, error, sequencing, components, etc.
Not only is that mind-blowing, it's just a beautiful thing to teach us!
I've never seen this approach to a skate tutorial EVER!
You never cease to amaze me, brother!
I’m happy it’s making an impact 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Very well said!
dude this is literally the most beautiful spot ive ever seen someone skate at
Most beautiful park in the world
@@Skateiq it looks like New Zealand
Yeah where are you? Amazing.
in fact,the cars are driving on the left hand side of the road,so Im guessing Wanaka or Queenstown
im gonna go with Wanaka...
Mitchie, You're simply the best skateboarding teacher ever.
Thank you sir 🙏🏼
SkateIQ kicks so much ass! Phase One is truly accelerating my fundamental skills! Love you guys
By far the most advanced skate teaching platform there is.
Mitchie, you're videos have changed the way I skate. Disclaimer, I'm a year into skating, so I can't pull-off the hardflips and full cabs and all the amazing tricks you're doing in this video, but the way you explain your thinking and how to approach a trick is revolutionary. Well to me at least. I can't thank you enough. Since watching your video on 180s, I've improved my 180s and halfcabs so much. And just like all of your videos. I have learned something that has profoundly impacted the way I approach things in every single video of yours I've watched. So just, thank you. Thank you so much for sharing you knowledge and experience and for taking the time to make all these videos. Your way of teaching is so sincere. There's no pretence or 'look at how good I am'. And also, massive shouout to the filmers and editors as well! I can only imagine it must be a monumental task to go through hours and hours of footage and compile it into something like this that gives so much value.
Another great video but the pool and the landscape just amazing what a amazing place to live for sure
Exactly what I thought
That’s Wanaka , New Zealand
That's a lovely backdrop for a skate park 😲
Wanaka, New Zealand!
It’s the best !
Wow! That last hardflip was perfect! I can't wait to recover from my injury so I can go out and try all the tips to learn it properly. You see things like nobody else does, you're like a physicist
Oh man, thank you. I’m happy it helps ! Rest up!
12:30 - great advice. there's so many ways to fail at a trick, and the more ways you discover to fail a trick, the more ways you learn how to correct it. i find it to be way better to fail at a trick 1000 different ways and know the fix for it, than to always land it for years, and then when i need it the most, there's a problem with it and i don't know how to fix it.
Couldn’t have said it better myself
That was the best explanation of a No Comply. I'll be applying of that in my next session. Thanks!
Hope it helps, let me know
@@Skateiq Thank you so much for your tips on the no comply. I was trying to step off while being weightless on the tail and usually ended up off balance. Trying to slip my foot off during the upward part of the jump made a HUGE difference. This was the piece I was missing!
I cannot stress this enough what I adore about your content is it feels like I am skating with a friend even when I am not skating and I love it so much :D
That’s EXACTLY what we’re going for. Just something to fall asleep too and play on repeat 😁
I've also skated for about 20 years but watched the whole thing anyways! Very interesting hearing your thought process and interpretation of physics.
Hardflips for me are also a complete coin flip every session if they are going to work or not that day.
Thanks for supporting the channel! Maybe this video will solve both of our hard flips
56:49 you're insane man hahaha your insites about your body motion and how to thinking about the trick is completely mind blowing!
Big fan from Brazil ❤
Thank you! It surprised me too
"I miss when Snyder made good movies" 😂
You're such a Legend Mitchie. Thank you so much, you're changing lives here by sharing your knowledge
😂😂😭😭😭
mitch has no idea how much help all these videos do for us beginners, been skating for a year and a half, my fs/bs 180 been sketchy as hell until i watched SKATEiQ🙏
discovered your videos for a little moment, you're always very good at teaching but these ones are sooo educational, so interesting to not "just" have the little pro tips about tricks themselves but having all the preparation, warm ups and above all the feeling and taking the time at explaining and going through the complete mind process behind
I’m happy you like this style of video! We can definitely mix it up but I think we will have this style of video forever on the channel because I really like it too
It's interesting to hear that you keep on learning from / experimenting with kickflips, even though you've done them for 23 years. I thought it was more of a "muscle memory" thing, where you're just executing a kickflip with no thought about how to do them or how they feel on a particular day.
It’s a crazy perspective shift. It’s been really useful to have some patience. Especially as I’m getting older haha
@@Skateiq What do you mean with having some patience?
The patience he explains in the video.. It’s not about landing the trick immediately. You’re just warming up and seeing how things are feeling.
Watching you skate with ease whilst communicating so clearly on what is happening, how it feels, what you can do is amazing. Ive only recently started watching your videos but they're by far my favourite to watch. Keep it up mitchie
this is one of the best videos i have seen on skateboarding youtube to teach with. closest thing i can do here is a noseslide or a no comply, but its so engaging i feel compelled to watch all the other tricks that are beyond my skill level. thank u sir
Thank you for the support! I’m happy you like it!
Thanks so much man. As a guy who decided to become a skater at 44 years old having basic Ollie as the extent of my skills all my life, your concise tips have been the thing that I needed to "get it"
Really good at what you're doing man,
Thank you! Couldn’t be enjoying it more
Went to the park today and didn’t try any of these tricks, but adopted his mindset and landed 4 NBD’s for me. So much more than a trick tip 🙌
Wow dude. That’s amazing!
🤜🤛
This is amazing. I wish videoed like this got
Millions of views. So enlightening and thoughtful. Thank you so much for this!
Thank you!
I just watch your content because its entertaining and enjoyable. Re-learning tricks I learned 17-20 years ago with a much better understanding is a fun bonus?
I appreciate that!
yesssss! ive been waiting for a video like this. just a full session talking through the psychology of skating and practicing.
Glad you like it. I liked making it
what an amazing spot to have a skatepark it just looks so beautiful !
I can’t get over it
Thanks a lot, Mitchie. You're the best teacher. I'm still going through your ollie tutorial, but after I practiced the manual with your tips, I haven't fallen from my board again.
Wānaka Skate Park!!!!! How I miss you so!
I thought this looked like NZ!
Warched this whole video on the plane thank you for the 100 min upload, so good from the filming, the location, the discipline. Loved the process, made me think if you were to do a collab with a street skater like nyjah, anderson or foy then do street tricks and then go vert and learn from each other that would be👌
How amazing would that be
I can't reaaally skate currently so this is peeeerfect for making some theoretical skate progression in my head!
My indoor is too slidyy and crowded for me to even get warm and everything is cold and wet outside.
A master at work! Really cool to see you analyse a trick, expriment, then nail it.
Thanks!
Bro I just wanna say you are brilliant at ur craft, I watch hours of your content 1 to skate better but 2 because it’s a joy watching you teach. Hope to skate with you one day
ive been watching a bunch of your videos for more than a year. how come i never noticed you are Mitchie Brusco lol
Hahaha 😂😂😂
dang you're the best teacher i've ever watch the one thing i love about your video is the timelapse of every trick.
Thank you!
Just started skating for the first time properly yesterday. Loving your videos so far, I'll definitely be sticking with them. Thank you for making this accessible
This is brilliant, im coming back to skateboarding after a 5 year break and i can barely kickflip now. But your thought process and way of looking at learning a trick is so inspiring and I just learned Impossibles by watching this
Wow. These recent uploads are some of the best long form skateboarding content I’ve ever watched.
For years I would go to the skatepark and didnt warmup but instead do a few lines and then start trying to land new tricks i was working on. As soon as i implemented a warm up focusing on the basics i have seen insanely fast improvement and so much new insight. I completely agree with what you said. Its easy to get stuck in the mindset of "oh im gonna have a bad session" if you run into roadblocks but by easing into the session ive been able to make every session count
the warm up rant 🔥 fascinating to see how you think about getting everything working together, I often get frustrated at that part being an older skater and not being as nimble as I once was 😅
I’m only 27 and i already have to start being patient hahah
Went straight to the hardflip section. Pure gold.
The scenery and vibes of this park sheeesh
It’s unreal
22:58 nirvana smells like teen spirit intro on rail 😂
I remember the trick tips before. Blunt Kicklip out trick tip : 0:45 mn duration :" you roll you go in blunt you ollie kick flip out , bolts and you are good!!! Useless and frustrating. Better say : figure it out by yourself... Thanks bro you are the man. Inspired by you now I look like a great skate teacher ;) ;) You put words methods and concepts where it was just voodoo science for me before...And I have been skateboard ding for 38 years now ;) you make us figuring out what was inside all of us deeply hidden...
The warm up part of this tutorial was super relatable. Thanks for what you do!
Skate IQ is the best in the game!
What a beautiful backdrop to an awesome Tutorial! Mitchie you are infectious with your passion.. Kinda makes me want to get a board again and im nearly 50!!
1.5 hour Mitchie upload on my bday, ty 🥳
Happy birthday!
I love breaking down tricks into the basis of movements, pressure, and leverage created with vectors of movement against momentum and pressure. Its hard to begin visualizing things like that, and then needs a fundamental level to begin applying the movements with your own body actually to tricks in real time. But a personal win was figuring out how to do bs flips out of front boards, by getting that if I pinch the the heel side to the rail whilst sliding, I can pop on the toe side of my tail, and make the heel side where you flick out for a kickflip pop up higher on the nose. It was all about getting that pressure, then using the slide moving closer to the back trucks to get a solid pop, and by popping with my back toes having the corner you flick popping up, so you flick through it and get a lift you can use to catch the board and put it down rotating to fakie. I had one where I slid 3/4s of the rail, flipped over the last quarter and rode away less than a meter before stepping off as it rode into a divot. That crusty ground was my bane, I was so robbed, after drilling it for 45m or so all on the first day I was really trying it and got the thought as to how to do it. Then I finally landed and stayed on a sketchy one. One of the best guys, local legends, was around and watching, saw both the near make with perfect style and execution, and the actual make, and told lads. Was getting approached at the skatepark and given props by word of mouth randomly by pretty good skaters on some of the local shops and teams, as well as plenty of normal local lads for a few weeks after. Bloody shame I got injured badly less than 2 months after, that really drew an end to that period from 16-18 I was at my best basically. I got up near that level again, but never fully there. Front blunts down, hardflips and inwards, front noseblunt, bs board flip to fakie, bs flip disaster on quarters. Damn, miss that level of tricks.
What you said during the noseslide part about trying hard or giving 100% on all tricks is so key! It’s a little exhausting but what a difference it makes in consistency and not slamming. I see people struggling to land something and it’s obvious they are pulling their punches. I’m guilty too. I think it looks effortless when done right so there’s an assumption of doing it lazy.
I struggle keeping my foot on the nose or popping the wheels up onto the ledge and basically starting the scariest nose manual into pain ever. I might have to play with these thought experiments more. Love your work!
wow! great view while having a sesh!!
The best
Thank you for this eye opening teaching you the GOAT
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
What a view. Insane location for a skate park
im pretty sure its queenstown,New Zealand
actually Wanaka,the next town over
Great info here. The hardflip and full cab flip especially. What I noticed with your impossible is you need to counterbalance front and back feet. The backfoot should sit in the dip between your tail and the bolts with some toe hanging off. The front foot mostly needs to get out of the way so near the front bolts with less foot on the board than a kickflip. The thing most people struggle with and why they often look like a 3 shuv is that after you’ve initiated the board rolling over your foot you have to follow all the way through and bring it BACK to where you started. Frequently, after the board rolls over the foot people are ready to land on the board. It will work that way but now the boards momentum is finishing the rotation instead of you directing it by bringing your foot back to a wide stance.
Really appreciate these videos. re learning skating with a different head space is awesome.
It’s so fun
really appreciate the info you've been putting out. even as an almost 42yo, still plenty to learn and try
Your video blows my mind. Skate is interpretable, teachable and approachable in your way. 🎉
I just want to do the fly out warm ups! I can only do straight out with tail pressure, but seeing how easy Brusco does it with the nose, 180s and such, now I just want to go try those!
Different flyouts and manuals are the best parts of skating
Finally I saw Mitchie's Hardflip that was so nice 🔥
I recently started to skate more regulary again. I have to unlear to some stuff after watching your videos.
I am motivated to finally learn hardflips. Thanks.
I had several eureka moments. this is gold
YEAHH, THAT’S OUR BOY MITCHIE! 🔥 ❤️😊👏🔥
The mountains and the greenery is amazing this skatepark location is amazing and nice breakdown video
dude im more amazed by the backdrop, where the heck do i get a scene like that in my day to day, sheeeeesh throw away the tv lemme watch the beauty of skating and nature
amazing and so helpful man, soo helpful, big thanks and hugs
I’m happy it’s helpful!
@@Skateiq totally man, and great job on insta as well. I wish I could have had a teacher like you when I was a kid. Better late than never eh...
THANK YOU for covering the fact that you should be warming up and feeling all that you mentioned before even going for tricks. This has destroyed me so much in the past 🙏🙏
yay thanks for breaking down impossibles!!!
Oh man that was hard for me
100 minutes of W. Good job MitchE 🔥😁
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
The front board tips are incredible!
Amazing teaching
Thank you
Hell yuhh love watching ur vids and giving tips! currently learning switch kick and nollie kick hope to land one here soon ! Keep up the amazing work and vids!!
Thank you I appreciate that. Will do!
Still so stoked to have these long form videos, I really hope I get a chance to skate a popular park. In north Alabama you take what you can get 😂
I would love to see more of this
I'll just comment before even watching. This is going to be exciting to watch and hopefully can help me with a few tricks
35:49 😮Yo, that snicker was diabolical. 😅 I mean… I also laughed a little; but I’m not the one filming you, claiming to be your friend.
Message to the cameraman: You got a lot of nerve and I like your style.😂
-“do it like this if you want to skate like me”
- proceeds to eat it.
- walks towards his board in complete shame.
Can't thank you enough. But I still try to everytime you post a new video!
I appreciate it a ton man 🙏🏼
THANK YOU FOR THE NO COMPLY TIPS. I was wondering how the hell to pop before planting
Did it help!
Hi Mitchie, it would be amazing if you made an in-depth invert tutorial on mini ramps. Thanks!
We have a 90 minute mini ramp video !
@@Skateiq I watched it... it's an awesome video, but no "invert" though. Any inverted trick would be nice: invert, handplant, layback air, eggplant, andrecht, etc.
@ oh man I saw mini ramp, I didn’t see Inverts. I’m sorry about that. No we don’t have any invert tutorials! Partly because I’m terrible at them
Thank you ❤
Surprised treflip was not in most requested tricks. But who cares, the thought process in this video can be applied to any trick and that’s the beauty of it. Amazing.
Thank you! Me too!
Jeez, first thing I thought such a lovely setting for a skatepark. Where is it? This skatepark reminds me of Johnny Giger's local. Brilliant video again.
legend
Thanks g
years ago when i was learning bs back foot flips out the ramp, i didn't expect to catch it so easy and was leaning way to far forward. so my board shot backwards and i fell pretty much dived head first into the ramp lol. if i didn't manage to roll out with my arms, i would have ate some serious s****!
Excellent production, in various ways , thank you, could you please advise a few pointers on ollies to fakie on transition, much appreciated, greetings from oceanside
I’ll be back in Oside pretty soon!
We’re doing a free event at the catf on Jan 18th. Come by
Skateboard Einstein!!!❤❤❤
That hard flip was ace
Thanks bru
i love your videos!!
Backside flip, 5-0, full cab, mollie flip, heelflip
Thnak you master
🙏🙏
that's a beautiful looking bowl for an nice easy sesh. not deep and lots of possible lines
Warm up section go crazy
My favorite part too
13:17 Isn’t that a 180 No Comply? An actual No Comply is essentially a one-foot ollie… or am I wrong?
Would love a feeble grind or back tail video
Oh that’s a great idea
difference between this and my mates is this guys session goal is to improve and learn and me and my mates aim is to drink a beer and do a frontside grind
we got man doing pivots out the bowl to warm up. just roll in and do a frontside grind bro
Wow! THat is hands down the most picturesque skate spot I've ever seen. Where is it? I'm moving there immediately. :)
It’s amazing. New Zealand!
@@Skateiq *Frantic bag packing commences
I love you Mitch
Say hi to the What we do in the Shadows vamps. 😂
I never understood how the concept of riding switch could ever be introduced in skateboarding. It feels insanely dificult to even think of it. It's like adding a very dificult layer to already very dificult sport. Just imagine you are right handed and now you need to use your left hand instead for the same activity. It feels completely unnatural. Yet, switch is real in skateboarding and many pro skaters are the switch masters. It blows my mind.