Thank you so much guys... 1 MILLION VIEWS, that's totally sick !! If you want to see the second year of my skateboarding progression, it's just right there : ua-cam.com/video/et5Rap5GU6U/v-deo.html Have fun !
Here is recommendation of someone with 20 years on board: Ride your board downhill, start little and bend your knees in the curves, feeeeel the curve and the bend, flex your knees, raise your arms up for balance. Ride fast in difficult terrain, bend your knees and raise arms, go into curves and ride through with speed. This will get you closer to your board and your balance will progress. When learning tricks: Bend your knees and raise your arms up while/before popping. Do not bend your back too much and do not lower your head too much, try staying centered, bending knees will help. Have fun.
The concrete where i live is so fucked and i have hard wheels so i used to always drive 20 minutes away to a place where there was allot of soft concrete, i indeed reccomened what you have said. I eventually bought a little softer wheels (94A and i used tyo have 102A) if i would go streetskating, also with a seperate pair of bearings so i can swap it easy. I still prefer 102A Wheels tho for skateparks, i ke slippery wheels :)
Marianne as someone who went the extra mile to get better at skating. I skated in difficult terrain, crack on roads and having to force Ollie over things while riding the streets. Skating at night in the streets also helped , things are more intense at night time and make you really focus on what you are doing on your board. Always trying to do my tricks while going fast to on my board , Ollie’s, popshuv its, 360 shuv it’s , etc. 180s..and so on. Skating long sessions is the only real way to progress , no short cuts
Marianne Yup, you notice from those long sessions you gain tremendous amounts of confidence and better balance on your board. You start to feel your board more and become one with it. It doesn’t happen over night but just continue skating as much as possible to the point , streets start to look like skateparks to you riding through your neighborhood lol. Where everything becomes something to skate on or do a quick line of tricks through
6:38 im the guy on the left Edit: bahaha not literally me, just comparing skate status. also im female, not a bald guy. just diminishing the confusion baaaaah
No I don't feel bad... I see a determined dude on that board. No one steps on a board and POOF turns into Tony Hawk. I broke 2 fingers and splintered my elbow before I landed my first Ollie. I ended up getting a Sponsorship after my first year Skating.
All the SKATEPARKS in the video : - Skatepark d'Aix [Aix en Provence, France] - La Friche [Marseille, France] - Palais Omnisports [Marseille, France] - Bowl du Prado [Marseille, France] - Skatepark de Hyères [Hyères, France] - Skatepark de Bercy [Paris, France] - Vans Skatepark [Los Angeles, USA]
Je fais du skate je pense depuis aussi longtemps que toi j'ai commencé en décembre et franchement belle progression surtout que moi aussi je suis originaire de Marseille bien joué la persévèrence ça paille et c'est pas les retour de planche en pop shov qui nous font arrêter tmtc
Oh man the drop in where the board go flying off into space and he comes limping back into the frame 😂 I feel that! Thanks for sharing, this video inspires me to keep skating and tracking my own progress!
I know it sounds corny but watching it was like Art being made every skater has been there knows the struggles and the slams and pain that comes after but it's a feeling like no other when you learn a new trick it's addicting and in time you create your own style I've been skating for years and I still get subconscious about my own tricks it takes guts to get on a board and it takes even more to post a video like this for criticism...... Respect!!!!!!👍
I know this vid is old but man this is so inspiring. 1. U wearing body protection 2. U did not start as a 10y old Which made me loose some of my motivation bc i feel like everyone is just better at me and younger. 3. U doin the first to at the same time. Like DUDE THATS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF! u made it seem so normal to wear the pads and even proved at 2:03 that it saves yo head. Idk how far u are rn this vid juat popped up in my recomended but if u still out there rolling. Ride with pride
Thanks man, I'm so glad to hear that is inspiring you. That was not easy to start skateboarding but I was motivated by making videos and watch my progression. Soon I will upload the second year of my progression, stay tuned ;)
I can credit 4 broken fingers, shattered wrist and a splintered elbow to the Elusive "Kick Flip" but in my opinion that is the move to let you know your a "Skater"
Fluidity and balance are the most important and fundamental things to Learn when skateboarding. Many people want to Learn tricks straight away. Learn to walk before you can run. 🤘
Love this video man. I wish I had progression videos to show my rise also. It brings me back to the days of sitting on my gravel road one my 1980's Fat Boy, just practicing my Ollie from sun up to sun down. When I first landed one it was no more then 1/2" off the ground but that was it for me I was hooked. I later got signed by my Local Board shop, "PRO Skate" and started riding for them. I have been teaching kids to ride for awhile now but their motivation gets drained and it's easy to say "I used have a hard time too guys, you'll get it" lol but they look at you like "Whatever dude you been good your whole life" 🙄 ... So I decide to show some videos to them but all you can find is Pro's either killing it and landing the perfect Trick or Bailing so fucking hard that it would make these kids drop their board for good lol... I would like to show them your video. I find it very inspiring and you show great progression. I would like to see more of these types of Videos. Good job man, like I said your killing it now from what I see. That feeling you get when you finally land the trick you have been killing yourself to land, you can't get that feeling from anything else. Thanks for posting! ... Skate Safe Man
Man, you're cool! I rolled on a skateboard from 11 to 13 years old and abandoned. Now I am 26 years old and I am slowly learning anew. Looking at you really feel a strong motivation. Keep up the good work!
Good shit homie, I been skating for years. You forget how hard the beginning is cause it is by far the hardest part, well done dude hope ya still skating.
Great progress, well done! I'm not an expert but I used to be a decent skateboarder about ten years ago. The advice I would give to you is to really focus on getting your ollie perfect before moving to other tricks. I did what you have done and learned a lot of tricks fast but they really didn't have any form. When I started to skate with better people I essentially realized I had to re-learn everything. The best example in the video is how your heelflip doesn't level out. You need to be making sure you pop right at the end of your tail and really tucking your knees, even tweaking your back foot. Even a little more speed when trying tricks wouldn't be bad. I always found going slower to be more hindering then helping. Hope this helps, keep up the great work :)
Lol no, i think it gets way more fun when you manage to do cool tricks and be able to ride around, cause pushing like a baby and landing just some ollies is not fun AT ALL. That's why most people quit after a very short time, it can be very frustrating
@@braninacore you quit because you give up easily. It takes years and years of dedication to develop any skill to a high level. Nothing comes easy in this world. I genuinely wish you luck in whatever your present goals and ambitions are! Be persistent, relentless, and most importantly don't give up. Be well
This has helped me so far throughout my skateboarding. Just repeat this to yourself before performing a trick, “if I fall, I fall. I’ll just dust it off that’s it.” That’s helped me so much you guys don’t understand.
Great video. I can see the progress each month. I quit riding when I was 17. I just got a new board and I'm 46 now. Using it to ride from my job's parking garage into the office. I'm loving it and am working on getting my ollie back, in the dark, once my kids are in bed. I'll get there. Keep it up!
That’s cool, I started skating after buying a cruiser board when my bike was stolen. Or actually I’m starting now. I’m binging all sorts of skate vids online and I got a board today. I’ve had a small plastic cruiser board for a few weeks now.
Sherman dude you are an inspiration. Damn!!! I am 25 and I am getting into it just now. My motto is "if tony hawk can still do it at 51 then who am I to rest on my laurels". Keep it up man. Peace dude ✌🏾
You progressed alot. The best part of skating is figuring out a trick, and the moment it clicks in your head how to do it. The beginning is when you learn what every other trick is based upon. Keep it up and enjoy the fails.
I have been skateing seriously for about a year now and i have always felt like i am a really slow learner but after watching this i feel that i am on the same level as you right now. Thank you for the motivation!
Looks like your heel flips come naturally! This video is DOPE on soo many levels. Learning skating takes true dedication and your killing it my dude! I agree with everyone that says ride downhills and around town as much as possible. Getting comfy just cruising around will help soo much when it come to riding the parks.
I'm 34 years old started skating about 4 months ago and I'm barely starting to learn how to ollie. It is so sick to be on a board .I think everybody should own a skatepark
Dope video i appreciate seeing someone realistically progress instead of doing tre flips varials and every single grind invented in their first year, this is an awesome video.
@@transendencem8480 Posers at malls used to do it all the time so it just took off from there and now nobody likes it if you mall grab. In reality though there is nothing wrong with doing it.
I really have to work on my stance and it kinda feels like I won’t be able to make it, but seeing you skate is a way of seeing it from a better perspective.
Lol, in der Kleinstadt in der ich lebe (11.500 Einwohner), gibt es einen relativ okayen Park, welcher von mir 2.5 km entfernt ist, obwohl ich auf der anderen Seite der Stadt lebe. :D
Lars Albert ja same ich wohn in ner Gemeinde mit 9,600 Einwohnern und es gibt in unserem Ort selber ein und in so ziemlich jeder umliegenden Kleinstadt.
I live in a place where the only skatepark is not suitable for freestyle. It's mainly a half pipe ramp, that's why most skaters ride at the city's main park and people always complain about them so they can only be there for less than an hour before they get in trouble. And the worst of all... I'm not even a skater! XD I've been thinking about getting a board and learn but the thing about not having a place to skate, plus my age (31yo) and my knees (hurt by my many years as a goalkeeper and the last 4 years practicing martial arts) always make me think it twice :,(
That's what I was thinking. Learning tricks without moving will mess up your whole balance. Flow into the pop down then up in a smooth motion. Also a lot of your cleaner tricks your back foot is farther forward so you're not pushing the board out.
Become A Skater style develops over time. You’re doing a great job for a year. Don’t be afraid to try every trick in all 4 positions. Regular, switch, nollie, fakie. One try of each and rotate it through. Don’t spend an entire session on just one stance
26 and started this week, use to skate for 6 years dropped it when I was about 16, kept a longboard around so not entirely lost but the balance of doing tricks is totally lost. Just starting beginning tricks and just riding different terrain until I’m happy with my beginner tech, then kick flips and heel flips, grinds, drop ins, will come. Great motivation seeing this, such a good way to exercise brain and body.
Nice video of progression mate, your coming along nicely, ive been on and off the board for over 20 years and can only really say with few points of help. 1. In the first few months to 2-3 years, tighter trucks will be your life saver, you will learn faster without wheel bite. 2. Ride everywhere you go to get that balance and steady feet, even just around the corner to the shop. 3. Don't be afraid to put those feet back on and commit, skateboarding isn't complete without failure and success, in the first couple years you will fail more then you succeed. but in the end your skill will grow and you will get better, just work at your own pace and keep going.
everybody wants to get on a skateboard and learn how to ollie and kick flip right away. you can tell right away when someone used a board as means of transportation before learning all the tricks.
I just started skating again after taking a huge wipeout off of a half pipe when i was a kid. I know nothing about street so i am literally starting from square 1. It is so frustrating. This video makes me feel like im not alone. Thanks for posting!
Been sk8ting for almost a month and I've been focusing on getting comfortable with being on the board and going at an ok speed. This has inspired me to try stupid shit that I probably cant do (going down ramps and all that)
@@thatwhitekid555 it depends how many hours per day you skate, I also remember being able to do as many tricks as him in just a few months. But I was 15 with nothing to do but school. He's probably in his 23-25 and growing older means you have less hours to spend for your hobbies and more concern about your health (that's why of the pads, he wants to skate without caring about getting injured). As long as he's having fun he's a great skater, that's what I think! Keep it up
Dang dude just needed this, I've rode skateboard [cruiser/long] for about a year but I'm gonna be getting my first Vert board (or popsicle style lmao) today, hopefully I can stay determined and become at least somewhat decent at skateboarding
Right when I needed this. Just bout a board yesterday. Today was such a disappointing day on the board. Couldn't land a Ollie unless I had my wheels stuck I'm cracks. (Bad Ballance) But this gives me much hope
Hey, im started to skate almost a year ago and left, because i didn't have a mate or friends to skate, but i look to you and you can learn without that, thanks for the motivation! Keep it up!
rodilleras casco que es eso hombre? XD aqui en mi pais creen que usarlas es ser debil no comparto esa idea pero no hay dinero para comprar ams que la tabla xD
no because loose trucks will help you land better if you land kinda off centers so your board will go with easier instead of hardly turning when your leaning a ton. \
Dude! Amazing progression and really impressive progress on the ollies, and it was really cool to see the shuv-its and the heelflips. Way to go man! I hope you keep skating because that was awesome! You have earned yet another sub
You were trying a bit too hard for my taste. 10-11 month in and your front foot is still too far out while driving... Get it right behind the first two front screws not over or above. My tip for other beginners: learn how to drive properly on every terrain you want to skate on, get confident with it. Then learn how to Ollie, Perfect it...and THEN progress in other tricks. Well, this is just my two cents. No offense.
I just started to learn ollie, and iv'e everything you said in this comment. And I have been skating 1 and a half year, but i haven't seen this before now, when im writing this.
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Thank you so much guys... 1 MILLION VIEWS, that's totally sick !!
If you want to see the second year of my skateboarding progression, it's just right there : ua-cam.com/video/et5Rap5GU6U/v-deo.html
Have fun !
Hi
C'etait dans quel skatepark a 1:43 ???
Skatepark du Palais Omnisports à Marseille
Ça donne envie 👏🏽 Je me lance au Skate à 32 ans, les protections sont importantes je suppose ?
Il vaut mieux mettre des protections oui, ça évite pas mal de stress et de problèmes ;)
Here is recommendation of someone with 20 years on board: Ride your board downhill, start little and bend your knees in the curves, feeeeel the curve and the bend, flex your knees, raise your arms up for balance. Ride fast in difficult terrain, bend your knees and raise arms, go into curves and ride through with speed. This will get you closer to your board and your balance will progress. When learning tricks: Bend your knees and raise your arms up while/before popping. Do not bend your back too much and do not lower your head too much, try staying centered, bending knees will help. Have fun.
The concrete where i live is so fucked and i have hard wheels so i used to always drive 20 minutes away to a place where there was allot of soft concrete, i indeed reccomened what you have said. I eventually bought a little softer wheels (94A and i used tyo have 102A) if i would go streetskating, also with a seperate pair of bearings so i can swap it easy. I still prefer 102A Wheels tho for skateparks, i ke slippery wheels :)
trupiil THANKS OG
Marianne as someone who went the extra mile to get better at skating. I skated in difficult terrain, crack on roads and having to force Ollie over things while riding the streets. Skating at night in the streets also helped , things are more intense at night time and make you really focus on what you are doing on your board. Always trying to do my tricks while going fast to on my board , Ollie’s, popshuv its, 360 shuv it’s , etc. 180s..and so on. Skating long sessions is the only real way to progress , no short cuts
Marianne Yup, you notice from those long sessions you gain tremendous amounts of confidence and better balance on your board. You start to feel your board more and become one with it. It doesn’t happen over night but just continue skating as much as possible to the point , streets start to look like skateparks to you riding through your neighborhood lol. Where everything becomes something to skate on or do a quick line of tricks through
Also I think you shouldve invest more time in flat skating
5:16 this little dude encouraging was cool!
people like that kid are what keep slateboarding alive for beginners
That was so fucking wholesome
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@@rust32 eu sou
5:16 that’s what skating is about: not only tricks, but also being supportive and encouraging others!
6:38 im the guy on the left
Edit: bahaha not literally me, just comparing skate status. also im female, not a bald guy.
just diminishing the confusion baaaaah
snoop doggg literally? Or just comparing yourself?
snoop doggg we’ve all been there, except I looked even more stupider lol
@@txi_xecute9277 yea you right matter fact since I've posted this comment I can ollie now
@@snoopdoggg9933 nice dude
Hey man congratulations,we have all been there, skating can get frustrating but just keep at it, it pays off
Kudos to the kid who spontaneously applauded your Ollie effort at about 5min; great spirit
I know everyone goes thru it but does anyone kinda feel bad for the dude trying to Ollie at 6:42?
That was his first time, he just wanted to try ollie for fun but didn't skating at all btw
@@BecomeASkater he had the plan to ollie, but jumped and nothing happened lol
its always sweet to see hahaha i was strughling af but then i also was happy af
1:69 is a MALL GRAB
No I don't feel bad... I see a determined dude on that board. No one steps on a board and POOF turns into Tony Hawk. I broke 2 fingers and splintered my elbow before I landed my first Ollie. I ended up getting a Sponsorship after my first year Skating.
0:45 happiness of a first drop in 💫
I did my first 6 foot drop in yesterday same feeling :D
my first drop i hit the ass on the ground LOOOL
my second drop, i broke my arm
All the SKATEPARKS in the video :
- Skatepark d'Aix [Aix en Provence, France]
- La Friche [Marseille, France]
- Palais Omnisports [Marseille, France]
- Bowl du Prado [Marseille, France]
- Skatepark de Hyères [Hyères, France]
- Skatepark de Bercy [Paris, France]
- Vans Skatepark [Los Angeles, USA]
Je fais du skate je pense depuis aussi longtemps que toi j'ai commencé en décembre et franchement belle progression surtout que moi aussi je suis originaire de Marseille bien joué la persévèrence ça paille et c'est pas les retour de planche en pop shov qui nous font arrêter tmtc
Par contre si tu vois ce message pourquoi t'as appris hell flip avant kick flip mdrrrr
Eh ben écoute, c'est venu naturellement ! Le kickflip impossible alors que le heel je le sentais bien !
Pour une fois que le youtubeur dis les parcq
On l'a vu le skatepark d'Aix aussi
Oh man the drop in where the board go flying off into space and he comes limping back into the frame 😂 I feel that!
Thanks for sharing, this video inspires me to keep skating and tracking my own progress!
i have to travel the world to see so many skate parks halls
gustaö gans well he is from France and went to the USA for the vans skate park so he did too aha
Same
I know it sounds corny but watching it was like Art being made every skater has been there knows the struggles and the slams and pain that comes after but it's a feeling like no other when you learn a new trick it's addicting and in time you create your own style I've been skating for years and I still get subconscious about my own tricks it takes guts to get on a board and it takes even more to post a video like this for criticism...... Respect!!!!!!👍
The most honest skateboarding progression video I’ve seen
Dropped the board when I was 15 and now 27 years old I decided to pick up the board haha got a long journey ahead of me. Nice video bro
Same but 16-25 it’s a bitch getting back into it
Literally the same here . Let’s get it bois
2for99cents let’s get itttttt!!!
Let’s get it before arthritis gets us!! Haha
ERASE ONE facts
I know this vid is old but man this is so inspiring. 1. U wearing body protection 2. U did not start as a 10y old Which made me loose some of my motivation bc i feel like everyone is just better at me and younger. 3. U doin the first to at the same time. Like DUDE THATS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF! u made it seem so normal to wear the pads and even proved at 2:03 that it saves yo head. Idk how far u are rn this vid juat popped up in my recomended but if u still out there rolling. Ride with pride
Thanks man, I'm so glad to hear that is inspiring you. That was not easy to start skateboarding but I was motivated by making videos and watch my progression. Soon I will upload the second year of my progression, stay tuned ;)
Brings back days of learning to kickflip. Worst best time of my life
Took me like 6 months to land them, still could never do it while moving lol
I can credit 4 broken fingers, shattered wrist and a splintered elbow to the Elusive "Kick Flip" but in my opinion that is the move to let you know your a "Skater"
I learned a kickflip in two months and now I can consistently do them I just don’t go very high
Fluidity and balance are the most important and fundamental things to Learn when skateboarding. Many people want to Learn tricks straight away. Learn to walk before you can run. 🤘
Love this video man. I wish I had progression videos to show my rise also. It brings me back to the days of sitting on my gravel road one my 1980's Fat Boy, just practicing my Ollie from sun up to sun down. When I first landed one it was no more then 1/2" off the ground but that was it for me I was hooked. I later got signed by my Local Board shop, "PRO Skate" and started riding for them. I have been teaching kids to ride for awhile now but their motivation gets drained and it's easy to say "I used have a hard time too guys, you'll get it" lol but they look at you like "Whatever dude you been good your whole life" 🙄 ... So I decide to show some videos to them but all you can find is Pro's either killing it and landing the perfect Trick or Bailing so fucking hard that it would make these kids drop their board for good lol... I would like to show them your video. I find it very inspiring and you show great progression. I would like to see more of these types of Videos. Good job man, like I said your killing it now from what I see. That feeling you get when you finally land the trick you have been killing yourself to land, you can't get that feeling from anything else. Thanks for posting! ... Skate Safe Man
Man, you're cool! I rolled on a skateboard from 11 to 13 years old and abandoned. Now I am 26 years old and I am slowly learning anew. Looking at you really feel a strong motivation. Keep up the good work!
Here here 🤘🏻🕶
Good shit homie, I been skating for years. You forget how hard the beginning is cause it is by far the hardest part, well done dude hope ya still skating.
Great progress, well done!
I'm not an expert but I used to be a decent skateboarder about ten years ago.
The advice I would give to you is to really focus on getting your ollie perfect before moving to other tricks.
I did what you have done and learned a lot of tricks fast but they really didn't have any form. When I started to skate with better people I essentially realized I had to re-learn everything.
The best example in the video is how your heelflip doesn't level out.
You need to be making sure you pop right at the end of your tail and really tucking your knees, even tweaking your back foot. Even a little more speed when trying tricks wouldn't be bad. I always found going slower to be more hindering then helping.
Hope this helps, keep up the great work :)
Thanks man ! I re learn Ollie everytime and now it's a lot better ! I also try to improve my heelflip and it's not easy but keep practicing !
@@BecomeASkater that french autocorrect though 😂
This is when skateboarding is most fun! Everything is new and it's easy to become obsessed with it!
But it's hard af
Lol no, i think it gets way more fun when you manage to do cool tricks and be able to ride around, cause pushing like a baby and landing just some ollies is not fun AT ALL. That's why most people quit after a very short time, it can be very frustrating
Last week i grabbed my skate that I hadn't touched in 3 years and as soon as i tried to land a few tricks i remembered why i stopped lol
@@braninacore lol
@@braninacore you quit because you give up easily. It takes years and years of dedication to develop any skill to a high level. Nothing comes easy in this world. I genuinely wish you luck in whatever your present goals and ambitions are! Be persistent, relentless, and most importantly don't give up. Be well
This has helped me so far throughout my skateboarding. Just repeat this to yourself before performing a trick, “if I fall, I fall. I’ll just dust it off that’s it.” That’s helped me so much you guys don’t understand.
I first thought MOIS ment days and was like "Damn that dude learned to drop in after 2 days wtf"
2:32 scooter kid: THIS IS MY SHOW!
That was hella sick I love seeing people motivated to get good at skating. Nice heel flips and the Ollie down that 5 was a banger bro keep it up!
Great video. I can see the progress each month. I quit riding when I was 17. I just got a new board and I'm 46 now. Using it to ride from my job's parking garage into the office. I'm loving it and am working on getting my ollie back, in the dark, once my kids are in bed. I'll get there. Keep it up!
You're training like a hero ahah don't give up and have fun on your board again!
That’s cool, I started skating after buying a cruiser board when my bike was stolen. Or actually I’m starting now. I’m binging all sorts of skate vids online and I got a board today. I’ve had a small plastic cruiser board for a few weeks now.
Sherman dude you are an inspiration. Damn!!! I am 25 and I am getting into it just now. My motto is "if tony hawk can still do it at 51 then who am I to rest on my laurels". Keep it up man. Peace dude ✌🏾
Most people skateboard without notice how their leg muscles have developed!! .... Good job bro 👍🏾
You progressed alot. The best part of skating is figuring out a trick, and the moment it clicks in your head how to do it. The beginning is when you learn what every other trick is based upon. Keep it up and enjoy the fails.
I have been skateing seriously for about a year now and i have always felt like i am a really slow learner but after watching this i feel that i am on the same level as you right now. Thank you for the motivation!
Hard work and determination will get you far my friend.
Looks like your heel flips come naturally! This video is DOPE on soo many levels. Learning skating takes true dedication and your killing it my dude! I agree with everyone that says ride downhills and around town as much as possible. Getting comfy just cruising around will help soo much when it come to riding the parks.
I laughed at a couple of the falls but it was all in good nature, congrats on getting started and staying consistent
I'm 34 years old started skating about 4 months ago and I'm barely starting to learn how to ollie. It is so sick to be on a board .I think everybody should own a skatepark
Super parcours mec ! Ta rien lâchée !! Continue force à toi
Time ,patience ,dedication and not stopping is how you learn!👌🏼Keep it up
I think you're ready for the Lyon 25 ahahah
Dope video i appreciate seeing someone realistically progress instead of doing tre flips varials and every single grind invented in their first year, this is an awesome video.
When the rock music starts, you know the sht is going down
Just think where youll be in another year! Skateboarding is so gratifying, once you land a trick for the first time you feel great!
So when you hitting the Super Ultra Mega Park
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
This comment just gave me flashbacks of the skate 3 days
Keep up the good work bud. Its dope to see more skaters coming out
1:59 All hope is lost THE MALL GRAB
No hate keep it up bro👏
I just have to ask, i don't if you have something against but.... What is wrong with mallgrabs?
In France there is no judgment about the mall grab 😉
@@transendencem8480 Posers at malls used to do it all the time so it just took off from there and now nobody likes it if you mall grab. In reality though there is nothing wrong with doing it.
@@Krago-vu7ol ok!
@@Francefire there is judgment on mall grab
I really have to work on my stance and it kinda feels like I won’t be able to make it, but seeing you skate is a way of seeing it from a better perspective.
6:38 Thats me to the left after a year 😂
Love seeing the pads dude keep them on forever and a helmet
Am I the only from Germany where you have to drive 100 Kilometers for a park which is ok 😂
Wo wohnst du? Ich wohn wirklich ziemlich ländlich und es gibt trotzdem mehrere Möglichkeiten.
Lol, in der Kleinstadt in der ich lebe (11.500 Einwohner), gibt es einen relativ okayen Park, welcher von mir 2.5 km entfernt ist, obwohl ich auf der anderen Seite der Stadt lebe. :D
Lars Albert ja same ich wohn in ner Gemeinde mit 9,600 Einwohnern und es gibt in unserem Ort selber ein und in so ziemlich jeder umliegenden Kleinstadt.
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I live in a place where the only skatepark is not suitable for freestyle. It's mainly a half pipe ramp, that's why most skaters ride at the city's main park and people always complain about them so they can only be there for less than an hour before they get in trouble. And the worst of all... I'm not even a skater! XD I've been thinking about getting a board and learn but the thing about not having a place to skate, plus my age (31yo) and my knees (hurt by my many years as a goalkeeper and the last 4 years practicing martial arts) always make me think it twice :,(
franchement rien à dire et tu as eu une assez bonne progression, continue comme sa ça fait plaisir à voir
Just a suggestion ride a lot more before tricks and go a little faster flow is style but keep going bro
Yes, I start to tricks too early 'cause I wanted to learn fast but you're right !
That's what I was thinking. Learning tricks without moving will mess up your whole balance. Flow into the pop down then up in a smooth motion. Also a lot of your cleaner tricks your back foot is farther forward so you're not pushing the board out.
Become A Skater style develops over time. You’re doing a great job for a year. Don’t be afraid to try every trick in all 4 positions. Regular, switch, nollie, fakie. One try of each and rotate it through. Don’t spend an entire session on just one stance
@@robbiehenderson3633 Good point ! It seems a good plan for the next sessions !
Franchement j'ai kiffer la video ca fait plaisir à voir t'a progression bien joué 👐
Gg mec très belle amélioration continue comme ça
Hey, that is some crazy progression. Thanks for sharing with us. Keep skating man.
Bro!! nice job!! i am happy on your progression!
26 and started this week, use to skate for 6 years dropped it when I was about 16, kept a longboard around so not entirely lost but the balance of doing tricks is totally lost. Just starting beginning tricks and just riding different terrain until I’m happy with my beginner tech, then kick flips and heel flips, grinds, drop ins, will come. Great motivation seeing this, such a good way to exercise brain and body.
10:30 "Welcome to hydraulic press channel"
Nice video of progression mate, your coming along nicely, ive been on and off the board for over 20 years and can only really say with few points of help.
1. In the first few months to 2-3 years, tighter trucks will be your life saver, you will learn faster without wheel bite.
2. Ride everywhere you go to get that balance and steady feet, even just around the corner to the shop.
3. Don't be afraid to put those feet back on and commit, skateboarding isn't complete without failure and success, in the first couple years you will fail more then you succeed.
but in the end your skill will grow and you will get better, just work at your own pace and keep going.
2:57 I was crying 😂 I've been that dude watching my board just give me the finger and sod off out the park
FR! that shit was so funny to me for some reason lmao
Good for you man. You’ve gotten really good. Good luck with skateboarding!!
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this gives me hope
everybody wants to get on a skateboard and learn how to ollie and kick flip right away. you can tell right away when someone used a board as means of transportation before learning all the tricks.
Quand j'ai commencé j'avais la même board " hot wheels" que t'as et impossible de progresser, tu commences à prendre du niveau continue !
Ah ouais tu l'avais aussi ? C'était une horreur je l'ai abandonné au bout de deux sessions !
@@BecomeASkater ouai je l'avais acheté a un pote 7€ je l'ai vite jetée pour une globe c'est vraiment de la mauvaise qualité
@@jordanblouet5499 je l'avais acheté 20€ à Decathlon mais ouais rien ne vaut une vraie planche de marque.
I just started skating again after taking a huge wipeout off of a half pipe when i was a kid. I know nothing about street so i am literally starting from square 1. It is so frustrating. This video makes me feel like im not alone. Thanks for posting!
Awesome mate keep going
I've been skateboarding for 3 years now and I like to watch beginners' videos, because they are all very persevering
Ohhhhh le skatepark d’Aix !!! J’y ai tellement squatté !!
Been sk8ting for almost a month and I've been focusing on getting comfortable with being on the board and going at an ok speed. This has inspired me to try stupid shit that I probably cant do (going down ramps and all that)
Your insane but bend you knees more
No hate at ALL.
Thanks for the likes 👍
Joe24 Miro 107 he is terrible
Mason no hes really good
Joe24 Miro 107 not really I’ve been riding for a week and can do just as many tricks
@@thatwhitekid555 there's always that one person. 😂
@@thatwhitekid555 it depends how many hours per day you skate, I also remember being able to do as many tricks as him in just a few months. But I was 15 with nothing to do but school.
He's probably in his 23-25 and growing older means you have less hours to spend for your hobbies and more concern about your health (that's why of the pads, he wants to skate without caring about getting injured).
As long as he's having fun he's a great skater, that's what I think!
Keep it up
Dang dude just needed this, I've rode skateboard [cruiser/long] for about a year but I'm gonna be getting my first Vert board (or popsicle style lmao) today, hopefully I can stay determined and become at least somewhat decent at skateboarding
I love how the one dude is all padded. Without a helmet.
10:30 welcum to da hydraulic press channel. Aaaaand here we go.
Nice choice of music bro! I loved the solo!
Right when I needed this.
Just bout a board yesterday. Today was such a disappointing day on the board.
Couldn't land a Ollie unless I had my wheels stuck I'm cracks. (Bad Ballance)
But this gives me much hope
Bryce Pace just bend your knees and ride! Balance and comfort will come automatically if you ride enough :)
I'm 20 and just started skating so seeing this pop up in my feed was pretty inspiring
skating is alot faster to progress at if you have someone there to teach you how to do tricks and what you're doing wrong
Hey, im started to skate almost a year ago and left, because i didn't have a mate or friends to skate, but i look to you and you can learn without that, thanks for the motivation! Keep it up!
Same, bro... but 6 years ago for me... he motivated me too
Is it just me or has anyone else never ridden with knee pads
Noah . Sk8 no pads no helmet.
rodilleras casco que es eso hombre? XD aqui en mi pais creen que usarlas es ser debil no comparto esa idea pero no hay dinero para comprar ams que la tabla xD
D Mac 😂😂😂😂
@ lol los comentarios no están español, no te entienden xd
Yeah never but it's smart thing to do considering how often I hurt my knees
Yess💪 that was very good to watch you progressed so much 🤟👍
Roses are red
Violets are blue
The title is English
So why aren’t you.
Edit: holy crap that’s the most likes I’ve ever gotten
Because I don't speak in the video, so anybody can see it ... so the title is english for a lot more views ;)
Quand même ce n’est pas trop difficile de parler en français! I speak both fluently
Become A Skater r/woooosh .... its a joke
@@LucyG59 I know but just in case ;)
Become A Skater so you put the title in English for views?
Dude, well done! The beginning part is really difficult. I saw many give up skateboard at this stage. Keep up with the really good works!
Tight Your trucks little bit to make easier to do tricks And land them
its easier to land tricks with looser trucks because you can lean at of a trick. kind of hard to explain
You're right ! Since the video I tighted trucks a bit.
no because loose trucks will help you land better if you land kinda off centers so your board will go with easier instead of hardly turning when your leaning a ton.
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@@blazeeagle1126 yep
FarLemon all goodxD
Thank u for inspiring any beginner just like me.
Just keep going. I'm 41 and skated today. Sk8 or DiE.
WolfWould Legend
@@rashidacok3174 Skate as long as you can!
@@rashidacok3174 Did you see this today?!
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WolfWould respects you bro same like me 😊 I 35 skate today 😊👌
@@rashidacok3174 Hell yeah bro!
Très motivante ta video elle permet de montrer que sans abandonné on peut réussir . Bravo
7:51 wish i had that in my park
Wish i had a park :')
Dude! Amazing progression and really impressive progress on the ollies, and it was really cool to see the shuv-its and the heelflips. Way to go man! I hope you keep skating because that was awesome! You have earned yet another sub
Kickflip is more easy that heelflip but it's a very good progession
Congratulation men !!
I mean not necessarily cuz i see it that ur either a kickflip person or heelflip person
Congratulations
Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Tony Hawk‘s Pro Skater 2
those heelflips were sick! and those mega ollies too! inspiring . thanks dude
Thanks dude ! I'm glad to hear that video was inspiring to you !
2:56, bro I really die !!!!!🤣🤣🤣
Are you ok?
awesome man! I wish I had parks like that near me, they look like so much fun
The truck grab
1:58
mall grab*
a poser calls out another poser
@@olig5396 you even know how to skateboard??
its also called truck grab "look it up"
@@ariyamathrawala1414 1 year later still a mall grab
Thank you mate u inspired me to keep skating
It's hard in the 1st months
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Yes Marseille 🤙
Way to keep the practice on we all progress just at different places your killing it ✌️
You wear pads but you forgot the most important part
The helmet
Jack Rutherford23 Ik I hate when people forget the helmet cause brain damage is serious... I always put a helmet on idc what anyone says
You're progressing nicely. Keep it up man! Awesome to see a new dedicated skater.
You were trying a bit too hard for my taste. 10-11 month in and your front foot is still too far out while driving... Get it right behind the first two front screws not over or above.
My tip for other beginners: learn how to drive properly on every terrain you want to skate on, get confident with it.
Then learn how to Ollie,
Perfect it...and THEN progress in other tricks. Well, this is just my two cents. No offense.
I just started to learn ollie, and iv'e everything you said in this comment. And I have been skating 1 and a half year, but i haven't seen this before now, when im writing this.
So many cool locations. Caught myself cheering you everytine you landed something new haha
Aix en proveeeeeeeence Carca et Jourdan on coco