I'm lerning to do axel drop and i'm loosing contact with the board and when i land my feets are in another position on the board, soooper scary and some times ends with a crash. How to keep contact and control over the board when doaing an axel drop in. /best P
Skateboarding the ultimate metaphor for life…skating is always scary but we do it anyway, having willingness to do scary/uncomfortable things is the only way to grow. Keep up the good work Zach love the channel! 💪🏾
Man, I'm fighting fear a little now. I have been getting back into skating at 47, now 48. I took a good fall a few months back. Since then, I've been charging full steam ahead. For some reason, dropping in on transitions over four foot is really messing with me. I've done it multiple times, but now, every time I step up to do it, I feel like I'm going to crash. I haven't ever crashed! But now I feel like I am. It's hard to get past.
putting the board up in drop in position and looking at it freaking out is so real. thats 100% me when skating vert. I put my board up and start thinking about it so much I struggle to put my front foot on and go
It's real!! That mental/physical barrier can be so tough. I would sometimes pump the vert ramp to get to the top & then try to drop in. If I didn't do it simi right away I'd go to the bottom and pump up again haha
My buddy made a good point. If you can pump up to the drop point, then you’ve done 90% of the drop. The last 10% is just mental. So I always start by working my up to mimic the drop as close as possible before trying.
thanks for the advice man i been trying to skate transition today i tried my first big drop in like you said i had my board hanging over and i was so scared trying to sike myself out and i went for it and slammed right on my face im keeping at it though
What transition tricks should I focus on next?! If you found this video helpful please scroll up and tap that thumbs up button!
Alley Oop 50/50
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I'm lerning to do axel drop and i'm loosing contact with the board and when i land my feets are in another position on the board, soooper scary and some times ends with a crash. How to keep contact and control over the board when doaing an axel drop in. /best P
do u also have one about change stinky bombs fs grabs and learn grab behind the knee ? nice work dude :D
Skateboarding the ultimate metaphor for life…skating is always scary but we do it anyway, having willingness to do scary/uncomfortable things is the only way to grow.
Keep up the good work Zach love the channel! 💪🏾
Man, I'm fighting fear a little now. I have been getting back into skating at 47, now 48. I took a good fall a few months back. Since then, I've been charging full steam ahead. For some reason, dropping in on transitions over four foot is really messing with me. I've done it multiple times, but now, every time I step up to do it, I feel like I'm going to crash. I haven't ever crashed! But now I feel like I am. It's hard to get past.
putting the board up in drop in position and looking at it freaking out is so real. thats 100% me when skating vert. I put my board up and start thinking about it so much I struggle to put my front foot on and go
It's real!! That mental/physical barrier can be so tough. I would sometimes pump the vert ramp to get to the top & then try to drop in. If I didn't do it simi right away I'd go to the bottom and pump up again haha
My buddy made a good point. If you can pump up to the drop point, then you’ve done 90% of the drop. The last 10% is just mental. So I always start by working my up to mimic the drop as close as possible before trying.
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Such an underrated channel. I'm learning transition and I am so happy someone is doing basics on transition. Thanks man!
Look up also Skate Park Lessons and Chad Charuso, higly recommend
Going up 10 foot vert transition on an angle compared to straight up and down was a massive game changer. Made it feel as easy as a 5 footer.
Good timing. Getting back into it since quarantine. Wobbly legs suck.
Reading my mind with this video lol. Love it, I'm going to drop in on the big part next time 🙂
Thanks for this video!
This was so helpful and encouraging!
I been skating for 4 years and learning these skills made my progressing so much better and stronger! Great video
Stoked Mathew!
Must say that last fakie stall you snuck in at the end was excellent. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Another great video Zack
Zack is the best! Txh man for good advices
Thank you for always supporting!
the comfort zone trick was so helpful
thanks for the advice man i been trying to skate transition today i tried my first big drop in like you said i had my board hanging over and i was so scared trying to sike myself out and i went for it and slammed right on my face im keeping at it though
The only transition I have is big transition so this will help a lot thank youu
I love this park! Did you get to see Chris Gregson kill it? Thank ya!
I’m trying to learn rock to fakie on vert, but just freak out when I get into vert and bail.
Rock fakie might be one of the scariest tricks on vert, coming in backwards straight down. You got this!
Big for me is anything over 3 feet 😂
I always fall on my knees. Any help?
wow, so early
Get good swiss bearings
We’re beautiful people. We need to keep our faces off the concrete.
No they are not scared, because good skater is 'in the moment' and in the moment there is no fear.