When this video was made I was not aware of a another project with the name BOOK OF GRINDS. Their website is awesome and they have 3D examples of most grinds. You can watch them here: skateyeg.com
Hey so I have a question. I’ve done it a few times but right beside the soul plate, on the frame there is the little space beside the wheel, its super small and you can only grind on it when you do ledges, what would that grind be called? You are basically grinding on the side of the wheel but its the part next to the wheel, like the side/bottom if the frame itself.
My first pair of skates in 20 yrs arrive tomorrow. I am learning again and your channel is helping me. Btw, the last trick you did without a name, I want to tell you, I remember doing that one once and not having a name for it when I was a kid lol. You can name it first, you deserve it more than I do lol.
This is definitely the best informative video for aggressive tricks! (also very well timed because I've been looking all week for names of grinds and slides with very little success) Now you just need to teach us some grab names and we're all set to shred! Muito obrigado!
When I skated back in the90’s-2000’s we used to call that last trick a “Double Negative”. After a couple decades away I’m picking up a pair of skates again. This was a great refresher. Thank you.
Awesome video Lino! I’ve been skating a long time and I still learned some new things from you in this video. I remember we used to call a true spin a blindside spin instead of true spin. Also true spins were called gay spins for awhile but that didn’t last long. Also when skating backwards and spinning into a trick we would just say fakie 270 switch royal or whatever. The trick terminology has evolved a lot over the years. I have a hard time keeping up with it and get confused sometimes. Savanna’s are extra tricky to describe, especially depending on how you spin into it and what you consider Switch. Sometimes a savanna seems like it should be called a switch alley oop backside unity, depending on how you spin into it and depending on what’s your natural way of doing a unity. It can get confusing sometimes but it’s all good, it’s a dope trick however you spin it. Vert tricks are a whole other topic. Chris Edwards used to do an amazing Judo Mctwist, but I’m not sure if that’s even what we’d call it nowadays. The sport continues to evolve and you’re a big part of that. Thanks for all you do :)
just starting again after so long. learn a lot more new things. back then you only had magazines to confirm what were those names. i remember the weird ones like kingfish or shopping cart i think that both dave kollasch and jon julio does back in old vg6s. subscribed!
Love this video! Super complete. An observation: when you show the examples of frontside and backside theres a clip of a backside that says "backslide" in the description. Thanks Ricardo for sharing your expertise!
Cowboy grind (double royale groove). I did one the other day after decades of not, and realized why I never do them. This would also explain why they weren’t mentioned here. Just not visually appealing enough. Don’t forget the wheel rolling tricks (training wheel, dead fish) and the lace-dragging tricks (sidewalk). Yes, old school AF.
It’s been almost 20 years but I’ve just recently bought a pair of USD aeons 60 team skates, and your skate review videos really helped. This video was awesome as even thou I have always watched the scene through out the years I had forgotten most of the names of these tricks. Amazing stuff thanks 🙏
Back in the 90's the Grindblock was Called Groove. We even built it at Our own by scratching the skate in a Royal Position over the curbs to build it. Rly rly Well done explanation of all. 👍
Was not expecting u to know about the SubSoul. There is also the tea kettle, wheel barrow, and a few negative grinds w a wheel roll that I don’t think are named yet.
Hey, Ricardo! I just bought my first pair of skates (the "Inline Warehouse" edition of the Roces M12, yellow and black). From what I've seen online.. I'm a little worried because it seems as though they are just amalgamated skates from old Roces parts laying around in the warehouse (I hope that's not true). But either way they were a steal, so I hope they last me. If you or anyone in the comments knows anything about whether this is true or not, please enlighten me! In regards to this video, I never knew how many different variations of grinds there were. This sport is much more complex than it seems on the surface. Thank you for putting the time into making this highly informative video. I will definitely be coming back to it time and time again to determine the names of grinds I learn. Keep shredding!
Just wanted to say awesome video! I'm a beginner skater and this video really helped me learn trick names and understand the tricks. Thanks Ricardo Lino for posting this information. :)
I love your videos man, no one else keeps it simple and make the videos like you do. i’ve learned so much, keep it up. and if you can you should definitely make edits or add slow mo clips, would be so awesome! thank you, keep up the good work man
Olaf Olinger it’s still called that, full torque is just another name, it also goes by the name Farv or nugen depends who you grew up skating with and if you were reading daily bread or unity magazine as a kid haha
I still call it a fahrvergnugen. Also in the early days royales were called shifty’s if I’m remembering correctly. And on the east coast they used to call a Soul grind a Smith grind if I recall. It has been awhile so I could be wrong but that’s how I remember it. Also there were tricks like the Sidewalk and Boardwalk and a few others I can’t think of the names of right now
@@Jpmd3000 Sidewalks and boardwalks still exist. They just had a bit of a comeback a few years ago. I never heard the term shifty before, but smith was probably changed since it's the same name as a skateboard grind... That's pretty crazy to hear terms before my time, because my time goes back pretty far.
Daniel LaDue I could be wrong but I’m pretty sure they used to be called shifty’s or shifty royales. Also a shifty can be when you shift your body in the opposite direction of the rail, like if doing a royale down a rail you would shift your body, arms and head kinda behind you looking up the rail instead of down it. Sidewalks were always such an ugly trick imo but I’m glad somebody else remembers them. Funny they are making a comeback. Btw I started skating in the 80’s and got into aggressive in the early 90’s. Used to watch Dare to Air religiously every time before heading out skating.
In 1996 I did a Wheelbarrow. Lock your left foot at topside and and your right foot (lay lower to the ground), hold out your right foot and let it glide (roll on the back wheel)in front of you. Not a rail trick, need a curb flat edge and you can hold your right foot while doing it. In 96 I was 15, now in 2020 I'm 39 and busting out tricks still!!!! Roces for life!! I have a pair of the USD AEONs as well. Good Shit Lino!!! New sub!
Actually I think what you're describing is a "training wheel" I think a wheelbarrow is where your back foot is in a backslide position and your front foot is rolling on the back wheel on a ledge. Not 100% sure though.
Well done Ricardo. Very good video and complex. but i would like to add: 1. the truespin topside pornstar that I know it as sunny day. 2. a trick called citric acid, when you lock on your soulplate and the acid leg goes behind the soulplate leg into acid position (a really difficult grind, I've seen it but I can't do it)
Sick guy. You know there's gonna be some skate politics, but this is definitely helpful !!! No question!!! Shit hot (that's good lol) dude much love!!!
Hey Ricardo, I have used a few aggressive skates, but iould love for you to recommend a special type with comfort & potential 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾. I appreciate this video so much man, it's just what I needed🙏🏾
Yo! Thanks dude! Just getting back into skating and all this info was buried under 15 years of dust! This has got me hyped! 🤘🤘 Nice one! Sick skating too, maybe call the grind the "double negative/disco grind" ?? That is if you're still looking for a name for it 😆 thanks again!
The last grind is called a Negative Snub Soul (I personally nicknamed it the 'Marshmallow'). Anyway, according to a deleted wiki page of tricks I saved years ago, a regular Snub Soul is done with your back facing towards the grinding surface.
Hi Ricardo, thank you for making this! It is super helpful for a number of us who don't have many bladers in the area to learn terms from. Like many people who used to blade in the '90s / early '00s or people picking it up for the first time now, learning all the grind tricks can be a bit overwhelming. As for the part at the end about new tricks, we came up with a beginner trick to train getting confidence with the soul foot for grinding quarter pipes where you grind soul but cross your other leg behind it and roll the top of the box as seen at 8:04 in our Episode 1 of Beginner Blading Sessions. We call it the 'Soul-Roll' since one foot is in soul grind position and the other is rolling on the box. It's really hardly a grind since one whole boot is rolling on the box, but the crossed legs makes it super fun regardless! Any idea as to what it may be called otherwise? We want to turn that foot rolling on the box into a slide position too and aren't sure what that would be called. Thanks again for streaming WC2020, we watched it here from California.
Thanks for the comment Barry. I was not aware of it but I got a few messages about since the video was posted. I'm now in contact with Marcin and will try to help spreading the word to make their project grow ❤🙏🏻
When explaining the hurricane, you say you’re turning your chest into grind by turning one way, but the same would happen with your chest if you turned the other way? So not sure how you can differentiate spend direction on a hurricane? Please advise
Blading for 16 or 17 years now and i always thought that last grind was called an open book, but curious to see what other people may call it. Also a lot of people from the Chicago area call a 270 back savanna a Twizzler.
@@lordovravens UFO/Magic is a reference to the slide which has the same position but on road (the same way the soul slide is a reference to the soul grind)
I just found out the other day that someone called the opposite of that trick (so both positive souls but bent out toes pointing together) a bookend. So open book makes sense with that one. I'm gonna stick with bookend and openbook for those two unusual grinds!
Great video! With age i got more geeky about skating so informative videos like that are much appreciated. But i think "wheel borrow" is missing or no one does it anymore? Sorry if I'm messing something up been long time since i last skated ;)
What skates are those? At first I thought they were the carbon free eislers, seeing the soulplate and all. But these have skin over cuffs, higher tounge etc.
Fun video thanks. Been over 20 years since I skated but I remember there also being a small range of grinds utilising the wheels too ie a grind with one foot and rolling on the wheels with the other. The 'Wheelbarrow' being the obvious one where you soul with back foot and rest the rear wheel of the front foot on the obstacle in front on you. There were others too including some that using slides. Also can i ask what is the name of the slide trick where you're moving forward on the rail but both feet are in a royale shape but pointing backward, ie the opposite to the direction you're grinding? I remember it being called a fathernugan or something like that?
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When this video was made I was not aware of a another project with the name BOOK OF GRINDS.
Their website is awesome and they have 3D examples of most grinds.
You can watch them here:
skateyeg.com
Thank you for the shout-out. And too bad for the confusions. But we're all friends now right?
Never been the other way man ;) we're waaaaay tooo small to fight against each other 💪🏻🖤
Favoritado! And thanks for the video, it answered a lot of questions I had since I was a teenager and opened some doors!
Hey Ricardo can you either do a video on the soyal or explain please.
Hey so I have a question. I’ve done it a few times but right beside the soul plate, on the frame there is the little space beside the wheel, its super small and you can only grind on it when you do ledges, what would that grind be called? You are basically grinding on the side of the wheel but its the part next to the wheel, like the side/bottom if the frame itself.
Now we just need one of these videos for airs/grabs as well
That would be awesome
Much yes
Yes! We would love that!
My first pair of skates in 20 yrs arrive tomorrow. I am learning again and your channel is helping me. Btw, the last trick you did without a name, I want to tell you, I remember doing that one once and not having a name for it when I was a kid lol. You can name it first, you deserve it more than I do lol.
YES! This is just what youtube was lacking! Thank you so so much
This video gonna be a big reference in Inline Agressive skating now.
Thank you for all the explenation !
I hope its something people will use 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤
@@RicardoLino Also the last trich we can call it double Negative frontside ? lol
This is definitely the best informative video for aggressive tricks! (also very well timed because I've been looking all week for names of grinds and slides with very little success)
Now you just need to teach us some grab names and we're all set to shred!
Muito obrigado!
Thank you so much for making this video!
your welcome, I have been wanting to do it for a while. :) now its done
I was gonna say that!
When I skated back in the90’s-2000’s we used to call that last trick a “Double Negative”. After a couple decades away I’m picking up a pair of skates again. This was a great refresher. Thank you.
Nice video I’ve been skating since 96’ and I didn’t know all of the technical spin names . Thank you Ricardo
I love your name 👍🏻
Yes, End of discussion! this video is correct, thank you for making it!
Thank you for pushing our sport! One love
Torque slides are probably the sickest trick ever. Thank you so much. I’m looking forward to starting my aggressive inline journey
Great overview of grinds! I even learned a few new names!
Awesome video Lino! I’ve been skating a long time and I still learned some new things from you in this video. I remember we used to call a true spin a blindside spin instead of true spin. Also true spins were called gay spins for awhile but that didn’t last long. Also when skating backwards and spinning into a trick we would just say fakie 270 switch royal or whatever. The trick terminology has evolved a lot over the years. I have a hard time keeping up with it and get confused sometimes. Savanna’s are extra tricky to describe, especially depending on how you spin into it and what you consider Switch. Sometimes a savanna seems like it should be called a switch alley oop backside unity, depending on how you spin into it and depending on what’s your natural way of doing a unity. It can get confusing sometimes but it’s all good, it’s a dope trick however you spin it. Vert tricks are a whole other topic. Chris Edwards used to do an amazing Judo Mctwist, but I’m not sure if that’s even what we’d call it nowadays. The sport continues to evolve and you’re a big part of that. Thanks for all you do :)
Amazing video I need to watch it again to memorize them now 😂
Thanks for the videos man, I used to skate in the 90s, just bought a Roces m12 nils janson. I need to remember all the tricks
Thanks I’ve skated since the 90’s and there was a few thing I learned
Switching to blading from 15 years of skateboarding! This video helped me a lot thank you brother
Im a skateboarder...and i thought id try to figure out what yall are doin and wow....lots of subtleties in each grind. Very informative vid
just starting again after so long. learn a lot more new things. back then you only had magazines to confirm what were those names. i remember the weird ones like kingfish or shopping cart i think that both dave kollasch and jon julio does back in old vg6s. subscribed!
Love this video! Super complete. An observation: when you show the examples of frontside and backside theres a clip of a backside that says "backslide" in the description. Thanks Ricardo for sharing your expertise!
Cowboy grind (double royale groove). I did one the other day after decades of not, and realized why I never do them. This would also explain why they weren’t mentioned here. Just not visually appealing enough.
Don’t forget the wheel rolling tricks (training wheel, dead fish) and the lace-dragging tricks (sidewalk). Yes, old school AF.
yeeeeyyyyyyy Exactly what i needed! Thank you so much!
Thank you for this video. After having been out of the aggressive scene for over ten years, I had forgotten everything about these.
THANK YOU RICARDO..so we can share for tis content..
It’s been almost 20 years but I’ve just recently bought a pair of USD aeons 60 team skates, and your skate review videos really helped. This video was awesome as even thou I have always watched the scene through out the years I had forgotten most of the names of these tricks. Amazing stuff thanks 🙏
Back in the 90's the Grindblock was Called Groove. We even built it at Our own by scratching the skate in a Royal Position over the curbs to build it.
Rly rly Well done explanation of all. 👍
Great job !
It’s time for air tricks video
4:59 with the topside negative acid.. Ricardo cmon man that was butter!!!
Thank you Ricardo - I already looked for something like that!
Thanks for making this, this will be my reference video.
Bay fam🌉
Woooow, so many options
Was not expecting u to know about the SubSoul. There is also the tea kettle, wheel barrow, and a few negative grinds w a wheel roll that I don’t think are named yet.
Thanks for the refresher 15 years away my mind forgot the names on tricks, I remember calling switch grinds "Unnatural" back in the day.
Same boat, in my 40’s now. Wasn’t the Unity called something else in the 90’s?
Best Video ,Thank You Very Much
Hey, Ricardo! I just bought my first pair of skates (the "Inline Warehouse" edition of the Roces M12, yellow and black). From what I've seen online.. I'm a little worried because it seems as though they are just amalgamated skates from old Roces parts laying around in the warehouse (I hope that's not true). But either way they were a steal, so I hope they last me. If you or anyone in the comments knows anything about whether this is true or not, please enlighten me!
In regards to this video, I never knew how many different variations of grinds there were. This sport is much more complex than it seems on the surface. Thank you for putting the time into making this highly informative video. I will definitely be coming back to it time and time again to determine the names of grinds I learn. Keep shredding!
Been skating in the 90s. Great to have some of the old feeling because of your videos 👍🏻
Thank you, sir! I enjoyed this!
This is great! I've not thought about any of this for about 20 years.
very nice video for the new kids out there!!!
Nice Lino, this is a great video, in 25 years of skating I still can’t remember the names of most of these tricks! 😂😂😂 thanks!
Just wanted to say awesome video! I'm a beginner skater and this video really helped me learn trick names and understand the tricks. Thanks Ricardo Lino for posting this information. :)
Is a great video, good job bro. I I watch it again again I learn new stuff
Nice! Now we need another one with the aerial tricks ;)
Yes I needed this!
awesome!!! hope it works with you :) let me know please
Thank you 'grind jesus' for your words of wisdom. I now know everything i can do with my skates in a grind
I love your videos man, no one else keeps it simple and make the videos like you do. i’ve learned so much, keep it up. and if you can you should definitely make edits or add slow mo clips, would be so awesome! thank you, keep up the good work man
nice video and good overview! Thanks :-) I rember back in the 90´s a torque was also called Fahrvergnügen, why did this disappear?
Olaf Olinger it’s still called that, full torque is just another name, it also goes by the name Farv or nugen depends who you grew up skating with and if you were reading daily bread or unity magazine as a kid haha
I still call it a fahrvergnugen. Also in the early days royales were called shifty’s if I’m remembering correctly. And on the east coast they used to call a Soul grind a Smith grind if I recall. It has been awhile so I could be wrong but that’s how I remember it. Also there were tricks like the Sidewalk and Boardwalk and a few others I can’t think of the names of right now
@@Jpmd3000 Sidewalks and boardwalks still exist. They just had a bit of a comeback a few years ago. I never heard the term shifty before, but smith was probably changed since it's the same name as a skateboard grind... That's pretty crazy to hear terms before my time, because my time goes back pretty far.
Daniel LaDue I could be wrong but I’m pretty sure they used to be called shifty’s or shifty royales. Also a shifty can be when you shift your body in the opposite direction of the rail, like if doing a royale down a rail you would shift your body, arms and head kinda behind you looking up the rail instead of down it. Sidewalks were always such an ugly trick imo but I’m glad somebody else remembers them. Funny they are making a comeback. Btw I started skating in the 80’s and got into aggressive in the early 90’s. Used to watch Dare to Air religiously every time before heading out skating.
Another awesome video Ricardo! Will for sure try some on my next skatepark visit!
I'm a big fan I haven't started skating yet but I will once I get my first pair of aggressive skates
In 1996 I did a Wheelbarrow. Lock your left foot at topside and and your right foot (lay lower to the ground), hold out your right foot and let it glide (roll on the back wheel)in front of you. Not a rail trick, need a curb flat edge and you can hold your right foot while doing it.
In 96 I was 15, now in 2020 I'm 39 and busting out tricks still!!!! Roces for life!! I have a pair of the USD AEONs as well. Good Shit Lino!!! New sub!
Actually I think what you're describing is a "training wheel" I think a wheelbarrow is where your back foot is in a backslide position and your front foot is rolling on the back wheel on a ledge. Not 100% sure though.
Well done Ricardo. Very good video and complex. but i would like to add: 1. the truespin topside pornstar that I know it as sunny day. 2. a trick called citric acid, when you lock on your soulplate and the acid leg goes behind the soulplate leg into acid position (a really difficult grind, I've seen it but I can't do it)
Sick guy. You know there's gonna be some skate politics, but this is definitely helpful !!! No question!!! Shit hot (that's good lol) dude much love!!!
Very cool and helpful
Hey Ricardo, I have used a few aggressive skates, but iould love for you to recommend a special type with comfort & potential 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾. I appreciate this video so much man, it's just what I needed🙏🏾
Yo! Thanks dude! Just getting back into skating and all this info was buried under 15 years of dust! This has got me hyped! 🤘🤘 Nice one! Sick skating too, maybe call the grind the "double negative/disco grind" ?? That is if you're still looking for a name for it 😆 thanks again!
So helpful! Just got my 1st pair of Roces and don’t know nothing
Ricardo this is a great video. What about “crossovers”? U did some towards the end of the video. thanks for putting the videos out there.
What skate is that which looks like a brown boot? Looks cool!
im scrolling down trying to find the name of them boots
The last grind is called a Negative Snub Soul (I personally nicknamed it the 'Marshmallow'). Anyway, according to a deleted wiki page of tricks I saved years ago, a regular Snub Soul is done with your back facing towards the grinding surface.
i know the the trick at 18:53 called as snub soul (ankles facing each other), if u do toe to toe is biscuit
This is so much more complicated than skateboarding lol
thanks ! gread explanation
Hi Ricardo, thank you for making this! It is super helpful for a number of us who don't have many bladers in the area to learn terms from. Like many people who used to blade in the '90s / early '00s or people picking it up for the first time now, learning all the grind tricks can be a bit overwhelming. As for the part at the end about new tricks, we came up with a beginner trick to train getting confidence with the soul foot for grinding quarter pipes where you grind soul but cross your other leg behind it and roll the top of the box as seen at 8:04 in our Episode 1 of Beginner Blading Sessions. We call it the 'Soul-Roll' since one foot is in soul grind position and the other is rolling on the box. It's really hardly a grind since one whole boot is rolling on the box, but the crossed legs makes it super fun regardless! Any idea as to what it may be called otherwise? We want to turn that foot rolling on the box into a slide position too and aren't sure what that would be called.
Thanks again for streaming WC2020, we watched it here from California.
nice video, the last trick you did, what about "Clown soul" or "knee twister" 😅🤔
ThanxU ,buen video
Mate! loved it, very clear and great edit. the passion for the sport and your delivery was great. thank you! i needed to learn them all.
Thank you Ricardo!!!!
Hey that was a great video, I was just wondering what skates are those?
Excellent well said dope skating
Just what I want !
Sickness, thanks for the update. I like coming from the far side for most the sides but thats just me.
Hey Lino, are those GBoots? I love the brown leather you have on those, are they available yet?
that was really useful
Cool! Very similar to the original Aggressive Inline - Book of Grinds project, but in one video.
❤ let's work ok something together
@@RicardoLino thanks Ricardo for addressing this so quickly. All in all, "let's not forget why we all started skating; because it's fun".
Book of grinds wss already a thing and done by a friend of mine in Edmonton Alberta with visuals
Thanks for the comment Barry. I was not aware of it but I got a few messages about since the video was posted. I'm now in contact with Marcin and will try to help spreading the word to make their project grow ❤🙏🏻
Niice vid dude!
Very Informative
where can I get the Franky Morales Carbon III skates
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very informative video. thank you very much. it's a good compilation of the naming of the tricks. I just didn't get the illusion thing.
What about the one leg torque grind.....basically like a backwards Royale or a fast slide??
Great video... what's the name of the skate you show here
Ótimas explicações, Lino! Engraçado pensar que em tantos anos nunca vi um vídeo assim.
Any ideas to get comfortable with other grinds? I can only to the Soulgrind but I can’t for the love of god man up and do any other grinds
What boot is this? its beautiful
When explaining the hurricane, you say you’re turning your chest into grind by turning one way, but the same would happen with your chest if you turned the other way? So not sure how you can differentiate spend direction on a hurricane? Please advise
Next Time we want a « Ricardo Tv « because we are Wheel addicts too. You are the BOSS man. Thank you 👍
18:55 I will call it OMEGA GRIND or just OMEGA
because it looks like greek letter omega :)
Blading for 16 or 17 years now and i always thought that last grind was called an open book, but curious to see what other people may call it. Also a lot of people from the Chicago area call a 270 back savanna a Twizzler.
I call the trick negative butterfly and i also have a friend who can do a soulplate butterfly like toe toe
Call it the Chaplin
negative gibbon. also i known frontside as "UFO".
@@lordovravens UFO/Magic is a reference to the slide which has the same position but on road (the same way the soul slide is a reference to the soul grind)
I just found out the other day that someone called the opposite of that trick (so both positive souls but bent out toes pointing together) a bookend.
So open book makes sense with that one. I'm gonna stick with bookend and openbook for those two unusual grinds!
half way through...
cant wait till you start pulling off the fakie 540 top souls. tee he.
After learning skateboard stances and trick directions, I don't think I have enough brain-room left for these.
Great video! With age i got more geeky about skating so informative videos like that are much appreciated. But i think "wheel borrow" is missing or no one does it anymore? Sorry if I'm messing something up been long time since i last skated ;)
What's the grind that's like a Royale but only on the back foot? Like a pudslide but with the wheels in front not the back
wow ok the skin on those skate is crazy. Where can I get this?
What skates are those in the video?
Usd VII with gboots buffalo leather handmade in Spain skins ;)
@@RicardoLino those are absolutely gorgeous, my man 😍😍 I'm so jealous haha
What skates are those? At first I thought they were the carbon free eislers, seeing the soulplate and all. But these have skin over cuffs, higher tounge etc.
what is your opinion about aeon 80 ? is true that can give you almost everything that give you an old time classic aggressive skate?
Fun video thanks. Been over 20 years since I skated but I remember there also being a small range of grinds utilising the wheels too ie a grind with one foot and rolling on the wheels with the other. The 'Wheelbarrow' being the obvious one where you soul with back foot and rest the rear wheel of the front foot on the obstacle in front on you. There were others too including some that using slides.
Also can i ask what is the name of the slide trick where you're moving forward on the rail but both feet are in a royale shape but pointing backward, ie the opposite to the direction you're grinding? I remember it being called a fathernugan or something like that?
Full torque = farv
Make a video of u do all the slides in the book
what brand are those brown leathery skates in the video?