I have been skating for 1 year. I am 32 and one day I realized i dont wanna die without doing what I always want since I was a kid. Its a bit difficult at this age because of the body and the time (Work - study) but I wont give up! Thanks for your videos It really helps people like me :) cheers from Argentina
Bro, I literally picked it back up after 15+ years for the same reason plus so that I can enjoy this hobby with my future children. I'm also 32 years young on the 22nd of Feb 😂 All the best from Western ustralia amigo 🦘😎🤙🏼
Imo the most underrated trick is the kickturn. I love turning a 5-10min run in a skatepark with a lot of transition into kickturning everywhere/at every turn at unusal/drastic angles at high speeds. I like to bash my front truck at the peak/right after the kickturn right into which ever direction I'm going_gives me a sense of control/let's some aggression out. Skating/carving transition with no kickturns is preferred by some/viewed as "the correct way" but can get sketchy: when skating super fast/semi loose trucks/constantly changing direction/angles you can get wheelbite if not kickturning
I always wanted to learn them! one day I tried, was making progress but it destroyed my shoelaces. I figured I would rather not learn them then buy new laces every day. do you have any tips to not rip your laces?
You can cover the laces spot the grip rubs on with a little shoe goo-or actually super glue worked great for me. Or you can try the “forever laces” that aren’t supposed to rip.
4:01 my assumption would be because it teaches you to scoop through the board as opposed to around like a basic shuv. Besides the half of flip rotation, it's essentially a pop shuv it.
i tried flipping it back over without the pre setup and i couldnt do it. this is definitely not a beginner trick. the damn board went everywhere except where i wanted it to go.
I could listen to you talk all day.. I hope you become president and tell the world peace ✌️🕊️. We're just floating along in a cold helium filled universe. Be happy that were even here help animals and let's use magnets to run wheels not fossil fuels. Stop plastic from being made in such mass production.. .. the use of weapons should only be here if we as earthlings agree we attack the space threat. One day the sun will no longer burn and then anyone left here will begin to wish more out of life and themselves.. 😂 I love that you skate your truly helping out those who might need that extra knowledge..👽🛹
This division into the three most important points makes it nice and clear. The structure of your videos is great. I guess I never appreciated Casper enough. Maybe I'll make this part of my bad weather training content. My garage should be big enough for that. Sometimes it's the "beginner" tricks that you can get so much more out of. Thanks for the great advice
This video has inspired me to try and learn these again. I can land them on grass, but could never quite commit on concrete. Better put my big boy pants on and stock up on shoelaces.
Awesome video like every other one you make ! Been skating just a little over 2 years now with the kids and we owe alot of our progress to you with the amazing help you've given us through your detailed videos. It has been a riot watching you progress with us throughout the years. thanks for everything you do Sarah hoping to see a Sarah part one day. Much Love Jesse,NJ and Anna
Wow that's awsome. You're making the most of it despite the snow. You have it made..Snow riding and the dry flatground covered area looks so fun. Stay dry:)
I recently saw a video of Andy Anderson doing what he called a British or English manual I believe. It's basically a reverse Casper/Casper slide. So a manual for which you hook the nose of the board like when doing a Casper. Especially the hooking and moving of the board can be beneficial to all kinds of tricks. Just because it's easy, it doesn't have to be a beginner thing. It can be a good addition for all kinds of moves and flips. In the end, try everything and keep doing what you like. Great videos by the way. Very underrated channel.
I guess the category “helpful for beginners to give it a try” should not imply lower status or quality or even difficulty in some cases. Just think of the Ollie: considered as a beginner or basic trick and yet it’s versatile, difficult and beautiful. Thanks for your work!
Ah, love that you are getting propercaspers out there into the wide world of non-freestyle skating. Also 100% agree with you on the scoop there. Caspers really do help you better understand scoop dynamics.
You make some of the best skateboarding videos
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Thats the truth
Confirmed! 😎👌🏼
I have been skating for 1 year. I am 32 and one day I realized i dont wanna die without doing what I always want since I was a kid. Its a bit difficult at this age because of the body and the time (Work - study) but I wont give up! Thanks for your videos It really helps people like me :) cheers from Argentina
Bro, I literally picked it back up after 15+ years for the same reason plus so that I can enjoy this hobby with my future children.
I'm also 32 years young on the 22nd of Feb 😂
All the best from Western ustralia amigo 🦘😎🤙🏼
Imo the most underrated trick is the kickturn. I love turning a 5-10min run in a skatepark with a lot of transition into kickturning everywhere/at every turn at unusal/drastic angles at high speeds. I like to bash my front truck at the peak/right after the kickturn right into which ever direction I'm going_gives me a sense of control/let's some aggression out. Skating/carving transition with no kickturns is preferred by some/viewed as "the correct way" but can get sketchy: when skating super fast/semi loose trucks/constantly changing direction/angles you can get wheelbite if not kickturning
Never would I thought that a Casper is a beginner trick until now
Hey Sarah, freestyle tricks really suit you in my opinion.
Perhaps Casper is a good way to learn flick
I love your channel!!
u are the coolest dont stop making vids!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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You an amazing teacher.
Just the video I’ve been waiting for!
I always wanted to learn them! one day I tried, was making progress but it destroyed my shoelaces. I figured I would rather not learn them then buy new laces every day. do you have any tips to not rip your laces?
You can cover the laces spot the grip rubs on with a little shoe goo-or actually super glue worked great for me. Or you can try the “forever laces” that aren’t supposed to rip.
@@SarahParkMatott oh nice. i have some goo so I'll try that for now. once this damn rain stops. thank you!
4:01 my assumption would be because it teaches you to scoop through the board as opposed to around like a basic shuv. Besides the half of flip rotation, it's essentially a pop shuv it.
i tried flipping it back over without the pre setup and i couldnt do it. this is definitely not a beginner trick. the damn board went everywhere except where i wanted it to go.
Thanks Sarah.
absolutely inspiring
Very Rodney Mullen Inspired ❤
Do you have any advice to do the basic half flip, cause I’ve been struggling a lot to get it down and I keep landing on the tail of the board
If you send a clip to my instagram, I am happy to look ☺️
@@SarahParkMatott Sure!
i love you oml.
very nice
I could listen to you talk all day.. I hope you become president and tell the world peace ✌️🕊️. We're just floating along in a cold helium filled universe.
Be happy that were even here help animals and let's use magnets to run wheels not fossil fuels. Stop plastic from being made in such mass production.. .. the use of weapons should only be here if we as earthlings agree we attack the space threat.
One day the sun will no longer burn and then anyone left here will begin to wish more out of life and themselves..
😂 I love that you skate your truly helping out those who might need that extra knowledge..👽🛹
This division into the three most important points makes it nice and clear. The structure of your videos is great. I guess I never appreciated Casper enough. Maybe I'll make this part of my bad weather training content. My garage should be big enough for that. Sometimes it's the "beginner" tricks that you can get so much more out of. Thanks for the great advice
It’s certainly a fun little addition to add if you’re up for it 😃💪
This video has inspired me to try and learn these again. I can land them on grass, but could never quite commit on concrete. Better put my big boy pants on and stock up on shoelaces.
You got it 💪💪💪
Awesome video like every other one you make !
Been skating just a little over 2 years now with the kids and we owe alot of our progress to you with the amazing help you've given us through your detailed videos.
It has been a riot watching you progress with us throughout the years.
thanks for everything you do Sarah
hoping to see a Sarah part one day.
Much Love Jesse,NJ and Anna
Aw! Im so glad to hear that. Its extra cool when you get to share skating with your loved ones too! Stoked to be a little help 🙏🙏
Looks cool imo
What wheel is that? I kinda like that it hides the ends of the axle. That solves a lot of problems!
These are offset freestyle wheels. The ones I ride are from Waltz skateboarding 🛹😃
🙏👁🙏
Wow that's awsome. You're making the most of it despite the snow. You have it made..Snow riding and the dry flatground covered area looks so fun. Stay dry:)
I recently saw a video of Andy Anderson doing what he called a British or English manual I believe. It's basically a reverse Casper/Casper slide. So a manual for which you hook the nose of the board like when doing a Casper.
Especially the hooking and moving of the board can be beneficial to all kinds of tricks. Just because it's easy, it doesn't have to be a beginner thing. It can be a good addition for all kinds of moves and flips. In the end, try everything and keep doing what you like.
Great videos by the way. Very underrated channel.
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I learned how to kickflip by learning how to half flip to Casper and then just putting more force into it
anyone who knows franky villani won't underestimate a street casper
We were introduced to the Casper by Rodney Mullen.
Great video! Your voice is very calming.
5:58 first time seeing this and I love it
ohh that nosehook to casper? it's a sick one. It's a little awkward, but cool. I learned it my first year skating and only remembered it this winter!
@@SarahParkMatott Nosehook to casper, got it!
I guess the category “helpful for beginners to give it a try” should not imply lower status or quality or even difficulty in some cases. Just think of the Ollie: considered as a beginner or basic trick and yet it’s versatile, difficult and beautiful.
Thanks for your work!
💯 I don’t think “easy” tricks really exist haha some might be intuitive for some beginners. But, a lot of this stuff is seriously hard for a lot of us
Ah, love that you are getting propercaspers out there into the wide world of non-freestyle skating. Also 100% agree with you on the scoop there. Caspers really do help you better understand scoop dynamics.
💯! I think it’s such a shame that we aren’t encouraged to learn full caspers across the skate niches 😃
Awesome video.
Still can't wrap my head around how to scoop lol
It evaded me the whole first year I practiced them too. But once it clicked, it was amazing what a difference it made! 😃
@@SarahParkMatott ty, that makes me feel better that i still haven't gotten them down yet
@@oreoprincess23 yeah, I was practicing rather consistently, so don't worry! You got it💪
Hey, your videos are amazing. Keep going ✌️
Thank you! Will do my best 💪
Do you use grip on your nose and tail?
My freestyle board has grip on my nose and tail, but my regular popsicle board does not 😃
criminally underrated channel