14 Tips That Will Change The Way You Skateboard
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- Опубліковано 20 чер 2023
- What better way to celebrate our first birthday than to share the best skateboarding tips I've shared with you this past year all in one video? Use this video to go learn a trick or two, and pay it forward by sharing this with a friend!
Thanks for all of your guys' support this past year. ✊ And for bearing with me as I recover... Plenty more to come!
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I would put this in the top 10 if not top 5 most essential skate tip videos on yt. And I've probably watched >1000
Norman Woods compilation of his tips is a great companion to this, because he focuses on totally different things, more of a focus on fitness and form - jump, bend knees, back straight, stay centered, stay low etc. Imagining a place like Woodward with two teachers like you guys, it would be amazing...
That is a huge compliment, thank you so much!
@@mstunameowdo you have a link to this compilation video?
Ok but this is actually an insane video. I landed legit my first hard flip from this and changed the game on my heels like bro. Thanks
So happy to hear this! Stoked for you dude! 👊
HAPPY GO SKATE DAY everyone! Hope this helps you learn a new trick today!
Yesssir!! 👌👌👌✌️✌️ It's always great to watch ur style man!! Happy Skate day!!!
@@420visiont-_- thanks so much that means a lot! Have a great Go Skate Day!
Happy national go skate day
This is a must watch.
As someone who has been skating for about 5 years now this is incredibly helpful and some of these tips even before watching were how I learned some of these tricks. Thanks for putting this out!
Nice job bro! I’ve been skating 24 years myself and I still can learn a lot from your videos. Well taught. Love your detailed explanations. Really helps!
most helpful skate tips on the internet. thanks 👍
The bigspin tip was amazingly helpful.
My pleasure! So stoked to be able to pass these things on. I will never forget the night I learned bigspins, all thanks to that back toe placement.
So I’m almost 40 and just getting back into skating and loving it as my kids are showing interest, your tip about hard flips was spot in and I stomped 3rd time using it. Also big spin was great too for footing, thank you.
Somehow I missed this video until now, it really is exceptional, you did a great job editing all the most unique and detailed tips from yr vids so that it is just banger after banger of tips that actually make you think differently about your technique.
That heel flip tip really made a difference for me. Thank you so much for this video.
This channel helps me learn and appreciate my progress! Thankyou so much sir Tom! HAPPY GSD!
Stoked to be able to help you Owen! Hope you had a good GSD!
just wanted to say "THANK YOU" Really appreciate your content and teaching style. I recently took up skating again since high school (i'm 36 now) and feels like learning all over again which I'm happy about because I didn't really know what I was doing back then. Your tutorials have been extremely helpful especially the ollie! It was a game changer for me.
I would love to see a tutorial on how to "nose slide and tail slide"
Thanks, joshua
FS tailslides easier of two, but think looks more appealing. Would love tail slide tutorial
Thank you for teaching us
Subscribed and liked this video actually had useful tips I’ve never heard. I’ve been decent at skating for a while but with these tips I think I might actually get better
This channel helps me a lot learn new tricks
Awesome video! I’m going to be skating a lot next week, and filming some lines. So I’m going to watch these videos again to land heelflips, kick flips and a frontside bigspin (any tutorial on that?).
Good recovery from your knee injury, it sucks to spend time away from your board but as long as you focus on your rehab you can get probably get back on your board!
Love from France!
Thanks so much! Sorry for the delay on this, but I do have a frontside bigspin tutorial on our channel! Glad to hear everything else has been helpful too! 👊
Ty!!!..great video!..its helped me.
wow amazing channel! thank you for the content bro!
Been skating years homie, and these are a solid collection of tips. Followed
Keep up the hard work great tips and you rip so hard bro seen some of your skating’s 💯💯💯👍
Thanks for the tips
Every single trick tip I’ve seen from you has been and will be helpful (even though I restarted to skate again) thanks for what you do
🙏 this comment is why I do it. Thank you!
Hey Tom I’m 50 been really trying hard to get back into skating again. I’m hyper focused on the Ollie since it’s the one thing that hasn’t snapped right back from muscle memory like slappys and nocomplys non Ollie tricks etc. I’m looking forward for the day I can dig into your bag of tricks. Keep crushing brother!❤ hyped!🛹🤌✨
I’m a total noob so all these tips are still rocket science. Thanks for the motivation man
Subscribed and liked this video actually had useful tips I’ve never heard. I’ve been decent at skating for a while but with these tips I think I might actually get better 😂😂
Such a long tradition of pros and rippers who are super good at skating yet terrible at trick tips. Tom you’re really filling a niche with trick tips that are actually helpful. I personally really enjoyed the bs wallride tip. I low key learned that on a steep bank a few summers back but had no idea my weight was supposed to be out. Look forward to more vids. If you haven’t done Ollie impossible or back 3 yet that’s be cool. If you learned to skate when pressure flips weren’t cool it’s a pain jn the ass to learn stuff that uses a pressure type set up.
Thank you so much for taking the time to say this. 🙏 I'm so glad to be able to help fill such a needed void. Also stoked to know I've been able to help you learn wallrides! I'm sadly STILL recovering from this brutal knee injury, but I can't wait to get back into more flatground once I'm able to really start popping again. Thanks for all your support in the meantime! 👊
Tom Rips! Just subscribed!!!
You’re the man Tom! Bigspin tip🔥
Thanks a lot Brady! That bigspin tip is VITAL 🤝
Man.. your tricks are perfect. High with a clean catch. That tre flip might be the best tre flip ive seen
That's quite the compliment, thanks so much!
Thank you
Happy birthday
keep shredding! pivot fakie tip was the most helpful for me
Love to hear that 👊 thank you!
Tom Rips! Just subscribed!!! 😆
Thanks Chris! 🙏
Mate, I'm 50, returning go skate after 30 years off the board. Your tips remind me of how it's done. I've just built a 2' pipe in my lounge, if you have any tips on quick transitions... I'm up for it.
You rock!
Thank you, I love hearing things like this! If you go to our channel, I have a 'Quarterpipe Tricks' playlist with some QP tutorials. Go check it if you haven't!
Love your videos man! I hope you get to some ledge tricks sometime too. Would love a bs 50-50/5-0 tutorial.
Thank you I plan to! Once I officially get my stem cell therapy next month I'll be fully back in no time!
i fw u tom 😤
Right back at you Charlie Bob Marley 🥂
go skate day!!
the tip on your treflip tutorial about really snapping down hard to get good pop has helped mine get good height .
So glad to hear that dude, thanks for sharing!
The Ollie video was a game changer for me. I never felt comfortable putting my foot all the way to the edge of the board, and everyone tells you you have to. But to see someone teach to put your foot more towards the center stopped me from struggling with what felt comfortable
That's amazing, thanks so much for sharing this. Glad that you trusted what felt right!
Love the channel. Congratulations! Hope you make a living out of this (now, or at some point). Totally deserved.
Thanks so much! That would be the dream. We work full time and work extra hard to do this on the side. Comments like these are what makes it worth it! ❤
What kind of skate board do you recommend for beginner and to do with it
Happy 1 year!! Happy go skate day humans
Thank you! 👊
Lets ride guys🤘💀🤘
Congratulation, you make really good videos!! I vote for more transition tricks :)
Thanks so much! Glad you like the transition tricks! Have you seen all my quarterpipe tutorials?
@@toms_tutorials Yes, still working on the blunt and the front disaster. There are great tips on those videos!
@@bonadio60 awesome I'm so stoked to hear they're helping you! If you follow me on Instagram, send me a DM of the make if you happen to film any of the tricks from my tutorials. I'd love to see and share them!
SHOUTOUT tom teaching us keep foot in MIDDLE TAIL NOT OVERTT EDGE FOR BS BIGSPINS SO IT WONT FLIP OVER. best tip , thanks pal
Haha so happy to pass these things on! 🤝 I'll never forget the feeling of figuring that out.
The hardflip tips helped me massively, I achieved my dream of landing one. I’m grateful to you man! Big up! 👊
Thanks for telling me dude! It's seriously an honor!
You please do a lengthy skating switch episode
💯
Make a ollie to manual on manny
This video was so good it took me 30 seconds to watch all of it
The backside flip tutorial was a game-changer!
Yes!! 🔥 Thanks for sharing this dude. Were there any tips in that one that helped you most?
@@toms_tutorials The positioning of the front and back foot, and the way one has to move the shoulders. I always struggled with backside flips, but now I'm able to land them more often.
Now I'm trying to land backside bigspins, I still struggle, but your tutorial has given me good tips to land them.
@@eduardoherrera8075 thanks so much for sharing this! You wouldn't think to have your foot as far up right? Hope you're able to get your bigspins down soon too dude! The shoulders and foot position are vital for both of those tricks.
Monkey grip with the back foot on 3 flips! Great tip!
yeew🤙
Will you do ledge trick tips?
Definitely. My knee is still in recovery mode, but I'm hoping sooner than later!
awesome tips!
Thank you I hope they help! 👊
@@toms_tutorials they honestly do, thank you so much fro spreading the knowledge of skateboarding!
@@sqito of course! It feels good to know these tips are so helpful ❤
A video on how to roll off a ledge in nollie position would be great!
keep your weight evenly distributed between feet (maybe even slightly more on the back foot than usual, at least for me it's crucial, cause i tend to put more weight on the front foot usually), get enough speed and, as you're rolling off, kick the nose forward with your front foot (maybe forward and a bit down, kinda like a nollie). basically the same for fakie stance. if there's too much weight on one of my feet or i don't push the board forward hard enough, i start rotating and land sorta botched half-cab
and don't forget to keep your body weight and your head centered between the feet, your back as straight as you can, crouch down and bend your knees. with improper weight distribution you risk tipping over and falling, so it's best to try on a small curb first
@@AntilifeShell thanks man ill give it a try! I've always tipped too far forward every time but scared of leaning further back and catching the middle of the board.
I wanne learn how to frontside boardslide, how can I start to commit to landing on the rail without being afraid of slipping out?
Try looking a little ahead of you on the rail. Always look in the direction you want to go! That will really help with your balance.
I love your conten .
Pleas make a Video how to skate manny pads like mannys on mannypads.
Thank you! 🤔 You've got me thinking.
@@toms_tutorials A video about bordslides will be nice because my bordslides are not clean.
I discovered something strange. I do switch heelflips far better than regular. So I filmed myself trying both and realized that when doing switch heelflips, my flicking foot's ankle would roll super far over, like I stepped off a curb wrong and rolled my ankle, but it was subcoinscious. This would help maintain contact while sliding forward and you get way more pop. Tried it on a regula heelflip and realized that after 20 years skating, I just unlocked regular heelflips. 😂🎉
Inward heelflips 🛹
Hey Tom do you skate loose, tight or medium trucks?
I'd say I skate medium trucks. Certain tricks are easier or harder depending on how tight/loose your trucks are. With loose trucks, it's harder for me to pop higher and to do bigspin tricks. With tight trucks, it can be harder to flick your board sometimes, so it depends on what you want to do. I like to do a variety of tricks so I skate them medium. Hope that helps 😁
這滑板頻道連我這個英文文盲都看得懂，太讚了
Your treflip video changed my life
That makes me SO happy to hear, because I will never forget what it felt like to learn treflips. Best feeling ever! Thanks for telling me 🙏
@@toms_tutorials no problemo homie. I have to ask where did you first learn All these tips, was it just trial and error or a homie at the park telling you to put more pressure on your front foot etc
@@cojackiv5953 it's been an accumulation of experience, trial and error, getting tips from friends, and from pros in my time working at The Berrics for 7 years. I've been skating for 22 years now so I've had the time to figure a lot of these tricks out. I also grew up in Minnesota and skated a ton of flatground indoors in the winter lol, so that contributed to it as well.
I've been skating for 3 years or so now and I have kickflips and 180s and shuvs down and there was a point at which I understood tre flips for about a week and then just lost the understanding of them somehow. Its like I can't figure out how to lean back far enough to get the scoop without losing balance and ultimately I end up falling off my board and the next Time I try it Im leaned to far forward slightly so my board goes behind me. Is this something to do with my legs not being strong enough for what the trick requires me to do? Or is my technique fundamentally flawed because I Have the power in my legs to pop high ollies and kickflips and shuvs but its just everything changes with tres for some reason
It definitely requires balance and a lot of strength in your knees to be able to squat down and put all that pressure on your tail. I would say balance is the most important part of doing treflips. Have you watched my treflip tutorial?
Is the big spin tip
Big spin hack 💲
Gracias por siempre dejar loa subtitulos a los hispanos hablantes y el resto de idiomas
Which tip helped the most? All of em
😆
Steez
Tom I noticed that cross cutout on your board. Are you a believer on the Lord Jesus Christ? (1 Corinthians 1:18)
I am indeed. I've had multiple personal experiences with God that have led me to Jesus Christ. It's been the most impactful thing I have ever experienced.
Ha! I loved the work of Tom already but to know he is a brother in Christ makes it all even better! yeshua hamashiach❤
become a Christian today!!
I honestly have to agree. I've had wild personal experiences with God that will impact me for the rest of my life.
Ty!!!..great video!..its helped me.
Man.. your tricks are perfect. High with a clean catch. That tre flip might be the best tre flip ive seen
What a compliment, thanks so much! ❤
Tom Rips! Just subscribed!!!
I’m a total noob so all these tips are still rocket science. Thanks for the motivation man
That heel flip tip, I can't wait to try one now lol def will check more of your vids, am a beginner but learning decently quick
That tip was SO helpful for me. Hope it does the same for you! Thanks for your support! ❤
@@toms_tutorials right on thank you for the advice. Makes skating much more fun to have an instructor! Saves me from wasting tons of attempts with improper form and footing.
Bro I just tried one in my living room and fucking landed it FIRST TRY!!!!! omfg.... That is insane, if my legs weren't dead tired from skating today I'd be practicing this right the hell now!!! Insane bro thank you so much lol I am amazed