I feel like it’s been ages since I’ve seen somebody put out a straight up trick tip, this was cool to see and super clear to follow. History lesson at the end was great too. I was stoked to see the green veneer, I thought you had a graphic on it finally lol
Typed this nonsense... When realistically mitchy brusco himself started a youtube channel called skate.I q, and it is known for being the most clean and precise tutorials on all of youtube💯💀
Such an awesome tutorial and you have amazing style bro. Modern day gleaming the cube. Me and my kid always turn on UA-cam hoping to see a Nigel video of you finally showing off your board and graphic. Hope it's soon! Love how you dialed in that nose and gave it almost a coffin look. So so sick! You and Winkowski are my two favorites. 🙏🖤🛹
I have always been struggling with and thus avoiding them. The step by step explaination sparked my motivation to finally properly lern them, so big appreciation Chris! Thank you and I also love the nerding out on the origins starting at 8:33! ❤
I've had backside rock and roll locked down for a long time, but not front rock. These might just be the tips I need to finally unlock them. Thank you so much! 👁️💚🛹
It’s a dream trick dude. You pull it off perfect in my book. I’m just starting to dabble with frontside tricks so probably won’t be trying straight away but already got a couple of pointers from your video, thanks for that. Stay alive 🤘🏼
Just bought a pair of purple and black Fallens. And front rocks are on of my favorites. Still trying to take em to bigger transitions and really dial em in. Thanks for posting 🙌 💜
The foot positioning is interesting. I always set up my back foot completely the opposite way: turned kind of open ("duck") and all the pressure on my heel in the back pocket! I'm going to try your technique tonight!
Perfect trick tip video, all of your detail and specifics made me feel for the first time that maybe FSRNR might actually happen for me. Rad history lesson too, keep em coming just like this 🔥
this guys a great skater. good to see he's finally trying to help others get better. agree100% skateboarding is how each individual skater wants to display their own unique style. this is a great video thank you.
8:30 "Go fakie same way". There are so many gems in this video. While I can't rock fakie yet, opening up my shoulders for front side turns is definitely something I'm going to practice. Thank you. As far as repeating tricks, that's a good thing. And is why you were able to pull off that sweet flip-in. Am I right? PS: Will we ever see the hair match the color of the Fallen gear? The purple was bangin'.
Thank you so much this one has been killing me! I was coming in at an angle thinking it would help start the rotation, completely wrong. You really spelled it out clearly.
Awesome! I loved your backside boneless trick tip from a few months ago and this one is excellent as well. Your board is looking sick too! Can't wait to see the final product.
FS rock has always been one of my favorite tricks. That said, Im just happy finally getting to see the new shape you are riding up close. It looks so damn good!
Hey Chris, you're in my neighborhood! I've been following you since you left Indiana. This is a very cool instructional video. God Bless, hope to see you around ❣️
Sick! Thanks for the tips Chris. I’ll be 40 this September and got rock to fakies dialed pretty well on smaller quarters up to about 4-5 feet. Can only do rock n rolls on banks but with the these tips I’ll try and learn them on a small quarter now! 🖤 _STAY ALIVE_ 🖤
Great lesson! I got broken off learning fs rock and roll a while back because I didn’t have my shoulders in the right position. Gonna bookmark this one and come back to it often.
it's all in where your eyes fixate on - for me.. :) and yes the key is the shoulders 100% the rest to me is style.. the Gonz comes to mind..and the Hiett !! - excellent demonstration sir !
Shoutout from Owensboro KY 🤙🏻 (if you know you know 😂) “It’s about making yourself happy” thank you so much for saying that! That’s the message more skaters need in my opinion, HAVE FUN AND SHRED HOMIES Much love Chris, another dope vid 🤙🏻
Great trick tips Chris TY !! i got these now ! I cant help but notice your front blunts are dialed...Could we get a front blunt tutorial at some point PLEASE ?
Bro you could do a video like this and go over the basics of miniramp/halfpipe skating, kinda like how people have those 1 ollie, 2 shove, 3 kf, you know, you could just show off some more of this style of skating and help get people into it as well
hey great video! i can do these on really small quarterpipes, but can't get one yet on anything 4+ feet tall. i think part of the problem is that a bigger ramp speeds you up so much more as you turn/ride down, that i can't get turned enough in time to be ready for that speed. it feels different when it's steeper too. what do you think the biggest difference in technique is between small and big ramps?
Hey Chris, can I request a trick tip? I've always wanted to learn wallies/wall rides - specifically the way y'all skate jersey barriers looks super fun. Thanks!
Outstanding! This is the best produced and most professionally taught masterclass on any skateboard trick right now. It's a perfect blend of intelligence and motivation that just instills confidence.
I love your skating and your content. One statement you made toward the end of this one stuck out to me though. to paraphrase...do what makes you happy because that what we're all in this for anyway. it's a small difference but to me it makes a big difference...instead of happiness we should be maximizing for meaning. I won't go on about it because I don't want to be accused of preaching or some shit but I hope that you can make use of the nuance. just my two coppers.
You remind me of myself in the 80’s and I like your style of skating but just gotta say lose the whole fallen angel Satan jewelry thing brother. You will be better off in the long run.
The FS Rock is my favorite trick to do or see done correctly. By that I mean the more twisted and laid back you are the better looking it is. Neil Blender and John Lucero are the reason I wanted to learn this trick, they did it best IMO. Great how to video! Hope you put more of these out. 🛹🎉
Millions. Its the first shaped deck that Powell Peralta will offer that has modern concave and a kick nose. Santa Cruz and Vision have updated many of their classic shaped decks with a larger kick nose and more modern concave and features. Many older skaters have been waiting for a shaped Powell Peralta deck with a kick nose for over 35 years. This is likely why they are spending so much time developing this deck. It will be most important to their business moving forward.
Hundreds of thousands in the first year or so. Honestly once it comes out you’ll see an insane amount of people riding it. I think they’re going to spend over 5 more months till it comes out.
love seeing shaped decks make a comeback, skated them as a kid in the 90's never stopped skating them
Try the egg 💉
@@CavemanVanDweller im happy with my roskopp face reissue
I feel like it’s been ages since I’ve seen somebody put out a straight up trick tip, this was cool to see and super clear to follow. History lesson at the end was great too. I was stoked to see the green veneer, I thought you had a graphic on it finally lol
Typed this nonsense... When realistically mitchy brusco himself started a youtube channel called skate.I q, and it is known for being the most clean and precise tutorials on all of youtube💯💀
Such an awesome tutorial and you have amazing style bro. Modern day gleaming the cube. Me and my kid always turn on UA-cam hoping to see a Nigel video of you finally showing off your board and graphic. Hope it's soon! Love how you dialed in that nose and gave it almost a coffin look. So so sick! You and Winkowski are my two favorites. 🙏🖤🛹
I have always been struggling with and thus avoiding them. The step by step explaination sparked my motivation to finally properly lern them, so big appreciation Chris! Thank you and I also love the nerding out on the origins starting at 8:33! ❤
I've had backside rock and roll locked down for a long time, but not front rock. These might just be the tips I need to finally unlock them.
Thank you so much!
👁️💚🛹
This is a really proper good tutorial and the tips are pure gold!
Great timing
Skateboarding is all about fun ..l love rock fakies . They sound and feel great. 34 years of doing them and I still love them
It’s a dream trick dude. You pull it off perfect in my book.
I’m just starting to dabble with frontside tricks so probably won’t be trying straight away but already got a couple of pointers from your video, thanks for that.
Stay alive 🤘🏼
Just bought a pair of purple and black Fallens. And front rocks are on of my favorites. Still trying to take em to bigger transitions and really dial em in. Thanks for posting 🙌 💜
Such a good explanation on shoulder position that helps a ton thanks Chris 🤙
Thanks! This one kept knocking me out every now and then, I guess not anymore
That board shape is rad!
❤ Merci Chris!
One of my go to tricks in 1988, felt great stretching and twisting them out.
Love the detail about body and foot position, lots of tutorials brush over it
The foot positioning is interesting. I always set up my back foot completely the opposite way: turned kind of open ("duck") and all the pressure on my heel in the back pocket! I'm going to try your technique tonight!
Perfect trick tip video, all of your detail and specifics made me feel for the first time that maybe FSRNR might actually happen for me. Rad history lesson too, keep em coming just like this 🔥
this guys a great skater. good to see he's finally trying to help others get better. agree100% skateboarding is how each individual skater wants to display their own unique style. this is a great video thank you.
Excellent tutorial, the best I’ve seen in a long time , looks fantastic, peace
8:30 "Go fakie same way".
There are so many gems in this video. While I can't rock fakie yet, opening up my shoulders for front side turns is definitely something I'm going to practice. Thank you.
As far as repeating tricks, that's a good thing. And is why you were able to pull off that sweet flip-in. Am I right?
PS: Will we ever see the hair match the color of the Fallen gear? The purple was bangin'.
Great tutorial and the tips really help. That board has a great shape. When will it be released?
You always rule Chris. Awesome easygoing style.
Thank you so much this one has been killing me! I was coming in at an angle thinking it would help start the rotation, completely wrong. You really spelled it out clearly.
Perfect trick tip 👊🏼 a trick well done with style beats 100 badly done ones with no style 👍🏻
Great video! I like how the trick is broken down into steps, including ways to practice on flat. Also the history of the trick is also very cool.
Awesome! I loved your backside boneless trick tip from a few months ago and this one is excellent as well. Your board is looking sick too! Can't wait to see the final product.
FS rock has always been one of my favorite tricks. That said, Im just happy finally getting to see the new shape you are riding up close. It looks so damn good!
Chris bro I had the weirdest prolonged stress dream last night where you were teaching me blunt and rock techniques,then i wake up to this?? 😅😇🫒
Hey Chris, you're in my neighborhood! I've been following you since you left Indiana. This is a very cool instructional video. God Bless, hope to see you around ❣️
Sick! Thanks for the tips Chris. I’ll be 40 this September and got rock to fakies dialed pretty well on smaller quarters up to about 4-5 feet. Can only do rock n rolls on banks but with the these tips I’ll try and learn them on a small quarter now!
🖤 _STAY ALIVE_ 🖤
Man o man! The details got me landing FS Rock! Good stuff Chris! There is room for you in the instructional world
I don’t think I’ve ever laughed watching a trick tip vid. 🤣 PIVOT!!
This is super helpful. So much better than do a rock then fs kickturn. Thanks.
Hell yeah great lesson! Can’t wait to learn this one. Would love a tail slide lesson next!
Great lesson! I got broken off learning fs rock and roll a while back because I didn’t have my shoulders in the right position. Gonna bookmark this one and come back to it often.
You make the frontside rock n roll look good! Would love to see another on how you do that awesome looking back truck pivot.
Do you have some tips for sliding them?
You did a good job with this presentation
it's all in where your eyes fixate on - for me.. :) and yes the key is the shoulders 100% the rest to me is style.. the Gonz comes to mind..and the Hiett !! - excellent demonstration sir !
Perfect timing - next on my to-do list!
Shoutout from Owensboro KY 🤙🏻 (if you know you know 😂)
“It’s about making yourself happy” thank you so much for saying that! That’s the message more skaters need in my opinion, HAVE FUN AND SHRED HOMIES
Much love Chris, another dope vid 🤙🏻
Sick lesson. Thanks Chris
Going to try learn this, thanks.
This was a great video thank you Chris!
Punk point on that experimental, cool
Thanks
This was really great tutorial. Appreciate the details in the body mechanics. Excellent breakdown.
Great trick tips Chris TY !! i got these now ! I cant help but notice your front blunts are dialed...Could we get a front blunt tutorial at some point PLEASE ?
Working on these this week, did about 20 lame ones... bout to go deck that shit out thanks for the tips
verry cool thanks a lot ❤🎉
El Gato yeessssss fire
Thanks, Chris. I love your skating and the positive energy you bring. I think I’ll give frontside rocks a go next session.
cheers
Good video! When is your deck coming out?
Bro you could do a video like this and go over the basics of miniramp/halfpipe skating, kinda like how people have those 1 ollie, 2 shove, 3 kf, you know, you could just show off some more of this style of skating and help get people into it as well
Great tips, do more 😊👍
I’ve been wanting to learn these like you since I started seeing you do them. ❤Stay Alive❤
Fantastic Ross drop. Respect!
Thank you!!! I want more tutorials
TOP 👍🏻
I'm only watching this video, because you are a rad skater. KEEP IT UP
👍👍 👍
Very good tutorial
thanks!
Excellent style btw
Do you have a backside rock and roll video?
It's the dramatic gopher trick!
hey great video! i can do these on really small quarterpipes, but can't get one yet on anything 4+ feet tall. i think part of the problem is that a bigger ramp speeds you up so much more as you turn/ride down, that i can't get turned enough in time to be ready for that speed. it feels different when it's steeper too. what do you think the biggest difference in technique is between small and big ramps?
Great explanation ❤
Thank you very much from 🇹🇼
Good video
ありがとうございます
Excellent tutorial thanks
Holy , you're getting tall man !
Chris is the new Aaron Kyro
Don't skate Frontside well yet. But This video has given me the confidence to try this tomorrow
Hey Chris, can I request a trick tip? I've always wanted to learn wallies/wall rides - specifically the way y'all skate jersey barriers looks super fun. Thanks!
We need more tutorials please
Chris what's your favorite Fallen shoe?
Outstanding! This is the best produced and most professionally taught masterclass on any skateboard trick right now. It's a perfect blend of intelligence and motivation that just instills confidence.
u are the guy from tony hawks american wasteland! 😀🤘
Just bleach and dye your hair green and spike it then u will look just like that!
fs blunt tutorial please 🙏
Real talk you are a natural skate instructor you could do this for making bread.
Exelente video amigo! Muy util! Stay alive cris!❤
I love your skating and your content. One statement you made toward the end of this one stuck out to me though. to paraphrase...do what makes you happy because that what we're all in this for anyway. it's a small difference but to me it makes a big difference...instead of happiness we should be maximizing for meaning. I won't go on about it because I don't want to be accused of preaching or some shit but I hope that you can make use of the nuance. just my two coppers.
Pivot!
Chris u need a mic dude when was skating away from the cam it's difficult to hear u
Basic move that never clicked for me. Backside is so easy. I can do front pivs tho.
🛹🛹🛹
Where are u guys now not in dans last 2 videos from yesterday, its not too hot outside its 110
It’s so hot out lately 😮💨
You remind me of myself in the 80’s and I like your style of skating but just gotta say lose the whole fallen angel Satan jewelry thing brother. You will be better off in the long run.
The FS Rock is my favorite trick to do or see done correctly. By that I mean the more twisted and laid back you are the better looking it is. Neil Blender and John Lucero are the reason I wanted to learn this trick, they did it best IMO. Great how to video! Hope you put more of these out. 🛹🎉
George is going to sell thousands of your pro model when it drops. 😁🛹🛹🛹
Millions.
Its the first shaped deck that Powell Peralta will offer that has modern concave and a kick nose.
Santa Cruz and Vision have updated many of their classic shaped decks with a larger kick nose and more modern concave and features.
Many older skaters have been waiting for a shaped Powell Peralta deck with a kick nose for over 35 years.
This is likely why they are spending so much time developing this deck. It will be most important to their business moving forward.
Hundreds of thousands in the first year or so. Honestly once it comes out you’ll see an insane amount of people riding it. I think they’re going to spend over 5 more months till it comes out.