Longboard Basics | How To Push
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- This video is the second step in learning how to longboard. Learning how to push around is essential to getting comfortable on your board and progressing to the next steps.
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42 year old here, with absolutely zero prior experience. Started yesterday, so thanks!
I'm 28, and just started longboarding as something to do with my little sister. This is the most helpful instructional video I've come across, please continue the series. This video was extremely helpful and well done.
Thanks man. You're like the only person tgst actually gives comprehensive lessons on stuff like this. Every other tutorial is basically for tricks or tells you to rude more
Im 33 and started doing long distance pushing. Feels great the freedom while rolling 🎉❤
awesome lesson!
I'm 34years young and just started learning with my 6yo daughter who's been wanting to take up skateboarding. this video really helps
Amazing video, thank u kindly
Bro out of all the vids for beginners this one actually make since
Watching these videos to learn how to break after I couldn't stop my board. Was going too fast and almost hit a car, so jumped off it while it was speeding and fell on my face lol :D
Great vid for beginners, good shit Nate, and that production quality is mint.
Great video, thank you. I like that you use sneakers to illustrate the positioning of one's foot. This helps tremendously with visualization. Your video tutorials is the only one that does that.
This is world's best explained video I have ever seen.. thank you might
This is the best video I have seen so far on how to push a Longboard
Thank you so much man, I'm just starting longboarding again after not touching a board in 6 years and I'm a baby deer on that thing after about 10 minutes lol
Today I learned I pushed goofy 🤓
Super helpful!!!! Day 2 of long boarding and my goal is to carve by end of the summer !!
goofy ahh xD
Well, I'm at the point where I can do one push and bring my feet onto the board. Haha, it's fun, but it's actually a workout because your entire body is so unused to being on a board, it's all fighting to stabilize. Like, your core, legs, hips, even shoulders are trying to stabilize. It's fun. I'm gonna keep working on it until I'm putting around a lot better.
Absolutely crushed it.
I just got into mushrooms and I want to get outdoors more often than I ever have in my life, found my old skateboard but unfortunately my town's sidewalks and such are not fit for skateboards at all. Today it seems like the universe has been tugging at my sleeve telling me to get a longboard and that's exactly what I did.
Love your idea for figuring out if you're goofy or regular. Keep it up Nate!
Great tips- thank you.
Your Sierra sponsorship is a little more serious than I originally thought. 😂
Any tips on building balance on one leg?
Good video dam
What about switching legs when pushing?
Very useful skill for LDP riding, definitely more of the longboard advanced type of video.
I’m struggling because I learned to push with my left but my foot was always on the back of the board, now goofy push feels good but while traveling it feels off. I feel better regular but can’t push with my right foot comfortably
Okay so.. I've been riding popsicle boards my whole life. I got a longboard recently. After a handful of rides (I've gone 20+ miles) I realized I'm sanding through my jeans. It's really uncomfortable to try and widen my stance though. Any ideas?
I feel like if i do it right one time, I can replicate the movement. But now I'm just stomping the floor and don't even get me started on braking
So refreshing to be taught how to act like a child by someone with the same Hairline as me. Cheers!
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I ride goofy
We're talking some serious basics here LOL. 🤣🖕🎩
Are you mad because the video was named appropriately?
@@nateblackburn361 🤣🤣🤣
Yea thats the point more watch and learn and try and join the longboard community. These videos are encouraging because it shows that someone is willing to teach them instead of failing and falling and giving up constantly
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