HOW TO OVERCOME THE FEAR OF DROPPING IN
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2023
- Today Aaron Kyro teaches Derek how to overcome his fear of the Drop In! Hopefully those of you who watch this video are able to watch what Derek goes through and take away some inspiration for how you can land your first drop in or any skateboard trick! We believe in you Braille Army!
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Would love a whole series of this dude, seeing him overcome is inspiring.
That’s the plan
Yes please!❤
100%
sure yeah, I enjoy watching relatable skills. For me its valuable to see details in the learning that you just cant easily understand as a beginner when watching a pro
100% Yes!!
It's just about that first drop. After you understand that it's your head playing with you, you'll never fail again.
Right
First time I got it, it just clicked, and I was immediately hooked! It's such a head game. Shoutout to the two random older skaters who spent their time teaching me and my friends how to do it correctly. I started on a huge mini. It was basically a real halfpipe, but without the vert. The first time I tried it with no instruction, I bodied HARD in front of a crowd. So glad those guys saw me and spent time teaching us how it's done. I might've never kept skating transition otherwise. There was no UA-cam or Braille back then! If you didn't have someone to teach you, it was rough. Took me years and THOUSANDS of attempts just to learn to ollie and kickflip as a kid before I'd ever been to a park.
Can’t have a video about overcoming fear and not have Gabe drop in on Vert.
I was about to say the same thing lol
We should all boycott the videos until Gabe drops in lol
exactly what i was gonna say
That’s not a bad idea lol
Yes I agree spam it people. Gabe DROP IN MAN! Can't be expecting us to overcome our fears if you wont!!!!!
Derek has inspired me to try and drop in. Im 56 yrs old and started skating again a few weeks ago. Haven't been on a board in over 30 yrs! Your videos help a lot! Thx
You still skating?
@@potatoloafmk2767I really hope he is!
As much as I love watching Aaron and the team shred, watching Derek drop in gave me all the feels.
Congrats Derek, keep inspiring us skateboarders who are learning and overcoming our fears.
I really needed this I started skateboarding again 3 weeks ago after 30 years I’m 45 now. My son started lessons. So I said I’ll skate with you. 2 weeks ago I bust my nose trying to drop in. So haven’t tried again. Hopefully after this it will work for a old man
You got this
invest in a buisness so you have money coming in
u can do it
@@brailleskateboarding Yo!!! Teach him how to pump on mini ramp or even Bird ramp, best lesson to get the feel of dropping in. Than also ollies, then manuals, he needs to get the feel of balance, that's all.
Exact same story for me man with my 11yr old but without the attempt to drop in yet. Twisted my ankle baaad in the first month but still been at it for about 6 months. Learning to bail properly at 45 yrs old and 100kg has been enlightening... And painful 😆
I would love to see you take him through the starter tricks 🙂
I feel Derek so much, my few drop in attempts must've looked just as dangerous. It's just so crazy how quickly this goes from safe to bodied, when you allow for a slither of doubt, making you instinctively pull your weight back.
i love how when ur scared to do a new trick after u land the first one the fear seems to disappear
after you fall the fear disappears
Have to do a how to skate series with Derek!!
That is definitely the plan
Just wanna say, I watched this earlier today and it's EXACTLY how I felt all my teen years skating. I've still never skated vert and this video made me make a trip to get my board and practice dropping in the afternoon. Dropping the shoulder was the tip I've waited 20years to hear and work!!!
yeah!! that tip was all! I learned dropping in just going down and forward and somehow it works. But this simple detail makes it all very clear!
Yes please for the Derek learning to skate series!! It’s always nice for newbies like me😂
Overcoming fear is not easy, but hesitation is the worst thing. I learned the hard way when I hesitated doing a 360 on snowboard on an icy surface... I slammed badly, got a concussion (wasn't wearing a helmet then, bad move).
The sooner you get it "over with" (the sooner you do the thing that scares you), the better. What's the worst that can happen? You slam? Put on some gear and do it. You bail? Do it again, right away. The old addage "getting back on the horse" exists for a reason, because if you don't it'll be worse. YOU CAN DO IT! BELIEVE IN YOURSELF! Aaron said it, it's all in the mind. There is no spoon.
I really appreciate this kind of content from you guys, I just started learning at 29 for the first time and just getting out and learning to push has me needing this kind of motivation
Dale no pares
I want to see the series of you taking him through all the tricks!
Also I am terrified of Drop-ins, but have never been scared of ollies.
Just goes to show you how hard it is to teach and pass your understanding onto someone else. Mad respect to teachers!
I haven’t dropped in yet and this video has really built my confidence up
Perfect
It's all so scary! Super proud of you, Derek. Keep facing those fears and making gains.
Thank you for this video...I am 50 next year and have decided to learn via your videos. More of this stuff please xx us beginners need to see this kinda stuff.
Will do! So hyped for you
@@The_G_in_Jesus thank you so much xx I am taking it easy and am padded up to the max 😁 xx
@@brailleskateboarding thanks you guys are an inspiration XX
Cool !
44 here and i can say that it's never too late to learn, and skateboarding is just awesome 👊
@@sydney_losstarot yes I agree always wanted to learn never did..never too old did my first small ramp yesterday woo
Love it! The first time I ever dropped in, it was on a pretty tall and steep mini, maybe even a full halfpipe but without the vert. I wasn't as scared as I SHOULD have been! I bodied so hard in front of a crowd. Shoutout to the two older skaters at the park who noticed and spent their time, on multiple days, teaching me and my friends to drop in correctly. Not to mention more than a few other tricks and tips. Without them, I might've never attempted it again or gone on to start skating transition.
OMG a Derrick vid! This is the first since I've been watching Braille where he's the focus!
Love you guys still bringing the fun; despite all of the team changes.
Never stop doing what you guys do!
Derek you did so amazing bro!
Keep it up, and keep filming it because so many are the same level as you and to chronicle it together helps them grow and learn faster!
Job well done. Progress Persist
Genuine happiness right there. Moments like this are why i got back into skating after 15 years off the board. Well done!
Congratulations! That was so wonderful to watch, and hella inspiring! Yesterday I stepped on a board for the first time in almost 25 years thanks to VIDEOS LIKE THIS!
You guys rock. Met a buddy at the skate park yesterday foe the first time in probably like 15 years or more because of you guys. Awesome inspiration
We just started skating again after a 5 year break, been overthinking the big drop in at the local park.
Thanks for this guys!!!
Name a more wholesome skateboarding video. Amazing.
being so bad with uneven surfaces, i gave up on skating long ago, so this really hits to see him overcome the fear from all the different ramps up; really inspiring me to get my board out
Way to go! Last Sunday I also conquered my fear and learned Blunt to Rock on a mini Ramp never thought I was ever going to learn "blunt trick" but it happed :D
Love to watch a whole series about derek learning and his progression with all these rad dudes teaching him to shred
Yesss I wanna see a whole Derek progress series!!! 🔥
yes please do more of this, i need some motivation.
I love how you guys teach.
More of this glorious human please. GJ!
I just recently learned this and it was the most satisfying thing to roll off of the ramp, took the Braille advice, just didn’t think about it, step on it and go!
Thank you for all your help Braille
Ps. I am obsessed with my Midnight maker skateboard!
Nicely done! It was inspiring to watch him conquer his fear 😺
This was one of the best videos in a while! Let me apprentice under Derek! I can clean a mean warehouse and will learn right along with him!
Professional pocket pool player here! Learning to drop in, too, Derek!
Best video in ages.Derrick is awesome & great to see Chloe too!
I'm in Derek's situation atm and I'm really impressed he did so well. Ironically I successfully dropped in on a steep ramp the very first time I tried it using the shoulder technique but the second time I hurt myself so now I can only do very shallow ramps until I get over my psychological barrier. Well done Derek.
You guys are inspiring! I'm taking my 6yr old neice to buy her first board this saturday. Can't wait to see her beaming ear to ear :D
Exactly what I needed to see/hear today after yesterday’s crash lol.. thanks 😅
Yes! Series!
Congrats Derek! You killed it. 👊👍
I’ve been trying to overcome the fear of turning into a back disaster over the coping, and this video reminds me of how similar all of these fears are. But of course nothing is as scary as your first drop in. Eventually you realize that you just have to take your chances with the first throw. And then boom, your body knows what’s going on and it just starts to work.
Yes. Derek series.
Lets go Derek!, I really enjoyed the video, watching from Argentina
Do more of these videos, where Aaron is teaching amateurs. I love those videos when Aaron was teaching Alec. HILARIOUS!
Great job Derek!
Yes, I would 100% watch every video of you showing dude some tricks and teaching them how to do them. I'm just a old dude returning to skating that can use that some help also.
this is rad... shout out to Derek!
This was actually a very humbling video awesome guys ❤
Derek video is a must, everyone gotta learn someday
Thanks so much for your guys skating tutorials! Thanks to this video I finally did my first drop in! Posted it on my channel if you want to see
Great job, Derek!!
Let's goooooo 🔥🔥🔥
I LOVE this!
Would definitely love that series, I miss all the Skategod Lance videos. I still go back and watch them all the time.
Loved this , if it wasn't dark out , I'd be off to drop in right this minute...
You guys must be so much fun to learn with !! Wish you were just round the corner !! 💯 ❤ and respect 🙏
my big trick for overcoming fear in skating (I roller skate, but it works the same) is earbuds with a song that really amps me up. it's way easier to nail tricks when I have that confidence and energy.
Thank you so much I just dropped in yesterday and it was so great
I just had my first falls today, I really needed this.
Proud of you Derek mate, you smashed it.
Thanks for doing these videos guys. I have a nostalgia urge to skate again and 16-18 years age there was no such info and we used to learn from eachother.
thansks i really needed this!
Very inspiring, overcoming fear of drop in, so bend knees and slam the board, thanks 🙏 I try with a mat , it’s been while since faced that fear 😧
As someone who wants to relearn skateboard tricks I'd love to watch the process with Derek!
DEREK! Kudos to you!
I am a Braille Army Plus Memeber!! And its awesome!!
Awesome vid! I also love that you guys are both riding goofy - easier to learn for a beginner like me who has the same stance. ;)
please do the serie,it helps lot !!!also to beginners as well
Exactly! That is what I'm talking about, don't think about it, just do it straight up!
This was the best content online this year hands down fam
He did amazing
nice job overcoming fear. Keep practicing 💙
Question? Should I go skate today?
Yes
@Eddie Joez bet
assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh how is it??
Great job
Derek going through wvery basic trick would actually be a really really natural way to show off common issues and correct them and would also help comfort level and people learning the tricks feel less foolish for not getting it right away. Sounded like a random idea thrown out there but could really actually be really beneficial and something I've never seen anyone else do. A tutorial where someone's actually learning along side you. Dope.
Working on this series!
Awesome encouragement and instruction! So cool to watch a skater work through the psychological aspects. Much appreciated, I’m inspired to do more.🛹🔥🛹🔥🛹!
Our pleasure!
Love to see Derek do more, and Gabe drop vert.
Thanks for this video!
I learnt a lot, both what to do and both what not to do - as a teacher also.
I respond here as for your request;
I've been teaching swimming and Kung Fu for many years, and the issue of overcoming fear myself and helping overcoming fear for a student - isn't something new for me.
In my experience, very small steps, which include very little fear from the one hand, and therefore much more concentrated and relaxed mind from the other hand - in addition to many many many repetitions in each step result in both fun (and less "madness" which suits less people in the world) and more successful way - thanks to building patiently muscle memory.
Cheering loudly many times might help the already very afraid person to make the scary step - but might also very distract him... which is the opposite of what we, teachers and supporting friends would like for them...
As for me, I'm a 42 years old surfer who is trying to go down like you do on skateboard 😱
So i try to do it the most gradually i can - and most fun - with the least fear and danger in order to learn to control, as much as possible, each scenario in the safest way.
In the end we gonna fall - it's inevitable - but if done correctly - more chances of staying healthy in one piece which also enables to continue training, rather than needing the time to heal.
Another thing i notices is a difference between how you dropping in - versus what you taught to do: you place your front feet steadily on the board and only then lean forward (which i definately going to try!) Instead how you were teaching which is to both lean forward and only then place your front feet on the board and "kick" while you're already in the air dropping which seems much more crazier!!
I hope what i wrote might be helpful - and thanks again for the video!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
want to see more tutorials like this.
YES! TEACH DERRICK!
2:40 Yes! We need more Derek!
Yeah Aaron. Give us the Derek skate progression videos!
Yo guys I completely remember what it felt like the first time I dropped in. It definitely is something big to concur for some people. But Aaron is right, there’s no bailing in a drop in it’s all commitment and in your head.
This is literally me 😅
Thanks for sharing 🤙🏽
Please do a series on Derek. Man is so chill it’s awesome.
Teach the man all the tricks.
we want to see it!
I feel you Derek!
As an adult beginner, I needed this video!
I can so relate to this guy! I was scared watching him dropping in 😮
10:10 I just learned how to drop in myself, it's 100 mental. I also was like what that is so easy was that really what I was afraid of? The feeling is a very similar feeling to riding ramps, like what Aaron said when he saw you kick turn, he knew YOU GOT THIS. Keep doing it all the time, always, like he said make sure you are comfortable enough to where you don't even have to think about it or foot placement and muscle memory will do all the work. Congrats Derek!
more Derek. love derek. so innocent
I’m fifty six now and still have that same nervousness of dropping that same move from my teens, I admire ur courage to be videoed.. David from Jersey
Well done Derek
Imagine already being nervous but then having your bosses screaming at you hahah. In all seriousness you killed it Derek, would love to see more!
I broke my spine when I was 12 and I tried dropping in on a minipipe the first time - I didn't lean forward nearly enough, my board went forward, I went back and landed full in the small of my back on the pipe, I was terrified of trying it in the first place but gave it a go, but I didn't have any of my mates who skated at the time to show me how to do this so I absolutely 100% understand Derek. The rest of you are proper bros for getting him through this though, it's properly intimidating, even just trying to do it on a flat ramp!
CONGRATS
I wana see more. Of this progression!,
YESSSS Aaron, please teach Derek the basics so we can watch the trial and errors w/ tips and see his progression!!!
Like I alr know how to drop in and stuff but i got so many tips to perfect my drop in