How to Feeble to Fakie (Backside) - Intermediate Mini Ramp Skate Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Learn how to Feeble to Fakie on a Mini Ramp!
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Before You Learn This Trick
Rock to Fakie: • How to Rock to Fakie -...
BS Feeble Stall: • How to BS Feeble Stall...
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I needed a new trick to work on and had never even considered feeble to fakie. This vid popped up on my home screen, I clicked and learned this in three tries. Your advice on decking and tweaking rock to fakies to learn timing was priceless. Thank you!
No way!!! That’s awesome, this is such a fun trick. Stoked you got it.
Terrifying!
I find this trick very spooky
Fear factor on this one is pretty high! Just gotta work your way up slowly and sneak that back wheel on.
Me too
First like.
Nice video and one of the Next tricks to learn on my list
Thanks! It's easier than you think it's just all about overcoming that fear factor. You got it!
@@GrawrD I tried to pivot to fakie once and I almost died, so yes, I carry a Big fear factor with me... but I will do it some day for sure.
@@patximendizabal5150 I can definitely relate! If you haven't seen it, I made a video of me trying to learn Pivot Fakie: ua-cam.com/video/uAl_osxa8is/v-deo.html
@@GrawrDSUCCESS!! It took me many atempts to overcome my fear and not jumping off the board but I finally did it in a single session. Thanks for your tutorial and tips.
I will try pivot fakie sometime, thanks!
@@patximendizabal5150 Awesome, dude! Such a good feeling. Glad I could help!
I have done this trick well over 100 times, and it never ever feels quite right. It always feels like the wheel on the coping wont pop out (and sometimes it doesn't, which results in some awful slams). When other people do it, the wheel just magically rolls past the coping, but however much of my weight i put on my toes the issue persists. What am i doing wrong?
I feel like it has to be one of two things: either your weight is too much on top of the ramp (and you aren't shifting it all the way back in) or you're putting pressure on your toes but not spinning the board enough. I really struggled with the second one when learning Pivot Fakie and my wheel would never roll back over the coping. I think the fix is being conscious of the "rewind" effect of the trick. Remember that your back foot is pretty much in complete control of this trick and so it turns the board into the feeble stall. In addition to putting pressure on your toes, you need to make sure your back foot is doing the opposite motion of when you got into the stall, to straighten the board back out. Hopefully picturing that curvature of your foot motion will help release the wheel and roll back in. Let me know if that helps!
@@GrawrD Thanks a lot man! Will for sure try to exaggerate the rotation of the board. Feels like this might be my issue.
@@0L0FEDdid you get it?