BIG question: does you or anyone else hit a mental block sometimes and end up doing the same tricks instead of working on new ones but you keep wanting to learn new ones and if so how do you get past it
dude i know, i was stuck in that rut and have been stuck in that rut for many periods in my skateboarding life so far. it sucks, definitely, but honestly you are the master of your own destiny and you just have to try doing them (new tricks). go to the park earlier so you can warm up with your favorite tricks and an hour in or so you can start trying something new, i feel like it's best to not expect things too. like i used to want to learn laser flips like crazy so i kept trying them for months and got close a couple times but never got a good one, so not being able to land that trick just made me feel kinda shitty and my skating hit a plateau. then a couple years later i started learning transition and there were so many other tricks i could learn and it was like re-learning skating again, and i take that mentality to my street skating too, you can learn a lot of new tricks by combining the tricks you already have together, like if you can pop shuvit and you can 5050 go for a pop shuv 5050 kinda thing. i think going with the flow is pretty important in skating, keeps things fresh and interesting for me at least and it's a nice feeling to go home having learnt a trick you never really thought about, and of course an even better feeling when all those new tricks lead up to you learning a trick you've dreamed of doing. sorry for the wall of text, just go skate and keep an open mind!
What the other dude says is all correct. You can progress by buidling on what you've got. For example, if you can do a fakie 180 kickturn, you can do a backside 180 powerslide. If you can do that you can learn to go up a flat bank fakie, 180 powerslide at the top, then come down fakie. If you can do that you can do a tailstall revert on a quarterpipe. If you can do that you can do a fakie smithstall revert. If you can do that you can do a fakie smithgrind revert. If you can do that you can do a frontside smith revert, which is a really fucking dope trick. TO INFINITY AND BEYOND!
Cameron Haynes Go out everyday(don’t ever destroy this routine) and you will find a lot of motivations. Also spend more time alone skating to focus on your shit, when I skate with my friends often, we just fuck around a lot and barely learn anything, I learned most of my fundamentals way faster and cleaner when I’m in the zone by myself. Basically I found out I wasn’t really landing any good shit back then because I didn’t really go out to ‘learn’ skateboarding, me and my friends just kind of emulated shit that were way beyond our skill sets and when we didn’t land it, we just kinda gave up. But now, looking at it with a different mindset, trick ideas and inspirations are flooding in constantly, just the past few weeks I landed a bs and fs 5050 on a high ledge, learned to pop my 180s, got decent half cab flips on lock and now I’m learning frontside airs and regular 180 kickflips. So yeah, before you think about landing anything, you got to change your mindset before you go out and skate. Go out and actually learn shit by yourself BEFORE you fuck around with your friends, tbh it’s not really even that fun skating with friends when you can barely do anything.
I had a mental block when I was scared of falling. Now if I see something I attempt it or try. If my fear eats me up then I’ll come back later on a good day because their are some days I’m more comfortable on my board than others,
Been skating most my life and Ive hit the same plateaus and mental blocks before. The city I live in just built a $100,000 concrete park from locally raised donations 250ft from my house right across the street. I've been getting back into riding again got a new board and everything. I have now constantly been learning new vert amd transition tricks after being a street skater my whole life. Landing monster 360 flips over the A frame they put in starting to get my frontside airs after just a day of practicing. I tell you what. It feels god damn amazing. They only way to progress as a skater and evolve/learn new tricks is honestly just to go for it. Commit. Balls to the walls. Eat the concrete a few times get your bruises and lumps and just get back up and try it again. Keep trying. Gnarlier and gnarlier. Always think bigger faster and cleaner. I am no pro by any means. No nyjah huston been its feels great to cruise up the 12 ft vert wall and be able to rock and roll after never skating vert at all.
just finally learning fs ollies on tran after like 17 years of skating and decided to search for tips to improve them, this was super helpful man thanks!
It’s so good that it shows the trick over and over in slow mo and you can just chill and mind skate while getting some tips, so simple but best way to do it ✨
...and make a cool sound. There are a few tricks with an audio element. Like those fakie FS smith stall to fakie things too, with a kind of screech on concrete.
can you make "flyout" tutorial? finding it hard to find my balance going perpendicular to ground while keeping the momentum/speed -- most of the time, I don't get to flyout with the board.
Could you make a video on how to keep your kickflips straight? Every time i land one, its either 90 degrees off where i started, or I do a varial flip instead. I very carefully make sure i don't shuv the board while popping, but it seems to do it anyway,
I'd like to see that too. BS looks so cool. I saw Kareen Campbell doing them waaaay back in about '93 and thought it was one of the dopest things I'd ever seen.
Good question. When someone does a 180, they're rolling away switch. Although I'm physically doing a frontside 180, its not called that on a quarter pipe or halfpipe: I'm not rolling away switch. On transition, these are normally just called frontside ollies. Just another weird part of skateboard trick names.
I just figured out the secret to this trick yesterday night at the Adult night session and the trick to the trick is to pop with almost no pressure with the speed of if you were gonna do a smith or front side grind. Iv been trying to figure out why Grtayson n GT make em look so easy and I think that I got em now. I did four in a row over the coping, the light went bright.
@@thed.z.a.4658 Thank you! I have another question tho, should I jump a little perpendicular to the ramp while with the momentum going up? I end up having short ollies whenever I do it so I'm so afraid that I can't go air.
No one calls them 180s on transition, just like no one calls a kickturn a 180, even though it is. No one says “Tony Hawk with a nice frontside 180 Indy”. Although it IS a rotation, you go up and come back down regular stance.
Really great to just watch it go down over and over again... seeing the mechanics in slow motion is huge for visual learners... Thank you!
BIG question: does you or anyone else hit a mental block sometimes and end up doing the same tricks instead of working on new ones but you keep wanting to learn new ones and if so how do you get past it
dude i know, i was stuck in that rut and have been stuck in that rut for many periods in my skateboarding life so far. it sucks, definitely, but honestly you are the master of your own destiny and you just have to try doing them (new tricks). go to the park earlier so you can warm up with your favorite tricks and an hour in or so you can start trying something new, i feel like it's best to not expect things too. like i used to want to learn laser flips like crazy so i kept trying them for months and got close a couple times but never got a good one, so not being able to land that trick just made me feel kinda shitty and my skating hit a plateau. then a couple years later i started learning transition and there were so many other tricks i could learn and it was like re-learning skating again, and i take that mentality to my street skating too, you can learn a lot of new tricks by combining the tricks you already have together, like if you can pop shuvit and you can 5050 go for a pop shuv 5050 kinda thing. i think going with the flow is pretty important in skating, keeps things fresh and interesting for me at least and it's a nice feeling to go home having learnt a trick you never really thought about, and of course an even better feeling when all those new tricks lead up to you learning a trick you've dreamed of doing.
sorry for the wall of text, just go skate and keep an open mind!
What the other dude says is all correct. You can progress by buidling on what you've got. For example, if you can do a fakie 180 kickturn, you can do a backside 180 powerslide. If you can do that you can learn to go up a flat bank fakie, 180 powerslide at the top, then come down fakie. If you can do that you can do a tailstall revert on a quarterpipe. If you can do that you can do a fakie smithstall revert. If you can do that you can do a fakie smithgrind revert. If you can do that you can do a frontside smith revert, which is a really fucking dope trick. TO INFINITY AND BEYOND!
Cameron Haynes Go out everyday(don’t ever destroy this routine) and you will find a lot of motivations. Also spend more time alone skating to focus on your shit, when I skate with my friends often, we just fuck around a lot and barely learn anything, I learned most of my fundamentals way faster and cleaner when I’m in the zone by myself. Basically I found out I wasn’t really landing any good shit back then because I didn’t really go out to ‘learn’ skateboarding, me and my friends just kind of emulated shit that were way beyond our skill sets and when we didn’t land it, we just kinda gave up. But now, looking at it with a different mindset, trick ideas and inspirations are flooding in constantly, just the past few weeks I landed a bs and fs 5050 on a high ledge, learned to pop my 180s, got decent half cab flips on lock and now I’m learning frontside airs and regular 180 kickflips. So yeah, before you think about landing anything, you got to change your mindset before you go out and skate. Go out and actually learn shit by yourself BEFORE you fuck around with your friends, tbh it’s not really even that fun skating with friends when you can barely do anything.
I had a mental block when I was scared of falling. Now if I see something I attempt it or try. If my fear eats me up then I’ll come back later on a good day because their are some days I’m more comfortable on my board than others,
Been skating most my life and Ive hit the same plateaus and mental blocks before. The city I live in just built a $100,000 concrete park from locally raised donations 250ft from my house right across the street. I've been getting back into riding again got a new board and everything. I have now constantly been learning new vert amd transition tricks after being a street skater my whole life. Landing monster 360 flips over the A frame they put in starting to get my frontside airs after just a day of practicing. I tell you what. It feels god damn amazing. They only way to progress as a skater and evolve/learn new tricks is honestly just to go for it. Commit. Balls to the walls. Eat the concrete a few times get your bruises and lumps and just get back up and try it again. Keep trying. Gnarlier and gnarlier. Always think bigger faster and cleaner. I am no pro by any means. No nyjah huston been its feels great to cruise up the 12 ft vert wall and be able to rock and roll after never skating vert at all.
just finally learning fs ollies on tran after like 17 years of skating and decided to search for tips to improve them, this was super helpful man thanks!
You're a natural teacher
this trick is fun as hell
I can say without a doubt that you can definitely hang up on this, oh boy did I have a bad experience when younger
Best 'how to' video I've seen. Loved everything about it. Thank you.
It’s so good that it shows the trick over and over in slow mo and you can just chill and mind skate while getting some tips, so simple but best way to do it ✨
Thanks bro for the tip this was very helpful. Tried them last night at the skate park and going to try again now I've gotten more detailed information
gettin back into skating after years of a hiatus. this vid is maaad helpful bro appreciate u dude
Thanks this video was supercool , im starting doing ollies on quarterpipes.
Stumbled on this cool little park just a couple months back! Nice hidden gem.
I tried this trick yesterday and I didn’t get it. I watched this video right after and landed it this morning. Thank you!
I love the frontside ollie in an transition, but adding a tailslap on the coping. Those are awesome to watch.
...and make a cool sound. There are a few tricks with an audio element. Like those fakie FS smith stall to fakie things too, with a kind of screech on concrete.
My new favorite trick i swear
that foot placement is a good idea. I will try that today.
I do it as well, such a life saver on larger quarter pipes.
A new one! I know the tricks but I love watching these and get some good techniques I never knew! Good lookin out g!
Great trick top again thanks! Could you possibly do a trick tip on inward heelflips? Can't do them for the life of me haha
very helpfull basic - thanks a lot
My local park doesn’t have coping except for the vert wall so it hard to learn this one
Should I jump backwards when I ollie I mean perpendicular to the ramp while with the momentum going up?
can you make "flyout" tutorial? finding it hard to find my balance going perpendicular to ground while keeping the momentum/speed -- most of the time, I don't get to flyout with the board.
CLEAN TUTORIAL ❤️💯💯💯
I am a surfer but I like skateboard tutorial better than surf air tutorial.
what is easier, an frontsite olie or a backsite olie?
The one that you feel easier to do for me is more easy frontside but my flatground backsides are better
Oké thanks 👍
I suck at skating vert. I can throw down a ledge, stairs and rails all day but vert is my enemy.
I can rip any vert but u can't ride street, just cruising and hitting curbs
Beautiful.
he must get all the woman with the amount of HUF he's wearing
This help me a lot thanks I did it a year ago🙏🏻
10/10 love these
Nice!
Perfect vid my dude 🔥
Good channel
i was watching this and realized it’s a skatepark near by that i was just at yesterday wtf 😂 lb johnson skatepark
Is this the first air you should try in transition?
I personally think so. Unless you feel more comfortable going to fakie or doing it backside
I learnt Ollie to fakie first to get the feel of air on the quarter pipe.
WHOOO OOO O FRONTSIDE OLLIE
Could you make a video on how to keep your kickflips straight? Every time i land one, its either 90 degrees off where i started, or I do a varial flip instead. I very carefully make sure i don't shuv the board while popping, but it seems to do it anyway,
There is one tutorial about kickflips ^^ if they're not straight you probably don't have your shoulders lined up with your skate :p
damn HUF shoes look good
Hey its LBJ skatepark I’m here right now lmao
Bro you should do a backside ollies that are like 3 times harder than frontside
I'd like to see that too. BS looks so cool. I saw Kareen Campbell doing them waaaay back in about '93 and thought it was one of the dopest things I'd ever seen.
it's variation of backside kickturn just scraping the tail
@@wantmeX Why is it so freaking hard then?
it's just akward you know.
just go up at a angle, look down the transition and pop the ollie.
the best warmup is the kickturn-tail-scrape
@@Rufusdos good luck :) and learn some boneless / fast plant (they feel like backside or frontside air)
Awesome video!
Love your videos man
Good stuff
No way I was at this skatepark in San Antonio like a year ago and then I just see this UA-camr skating there in this vid damn idk
Thank you 🙏
can you do a video on how to ollie straight outside the quarter? I have a problem my board is always behind me :(
Please make a backside air/Ollie tutorial
Do you need a lot of speed?
Freek van Dijl the more speed the higher u will get but faster u have to pop ur board or it can just become an air out
Nice
Holy shit, took me a sec but this is LBJ skate park
Nice tutorial I love that skatepark LBJ is the shitt!
how yall doing these, my legs always jelly when i try to ollie on ramp🤕
the steep make it hard to ollie too
not being mean but aren't those just front 180s😗🤔
Good question. When someone does a 180, they're rolling away switch. Although I'm physically doing a frontside 180, its not called that on a quarter pipe or halfpipe: I'm not rolling away switch. On transition, these are normally just called frontside ollies. Just another weird part of skateboard trick names.
Jose Lopez it’s a frontside 180. Otherwise known as a frontside Ollie since it’s in vert. This trick was made in the 80s
It looked simple so I tried it and broke my face
What board is Brett skating :p
My question is, he doesn't seem to really bend down much when going up so how does he pop like that?
I just figured out the secret to this trick yesterday night at the Adult night session and the trick to the trick is to pop with almost no pressure with the speed of if you were gonna do a smith or front side grind. Iv been trying to figure out why Grtayson n GT make em look so easy and I think that I got em now. I did four in a row over the coping, the light went bright.
And commit, ya gotta just get comfortable with being in the air n let gravity do its thing, n dont forget to breath!
Im 44 yrs young
@Ondrya Wolfson Finding out that your an inspiration to someone is so rad, thank you
@@thed.z.a.4658 Thank you! I have another question tho, should I jump a little perpendicular to the ramp while with the momentum going up?
I end up having short ollies whenever I do it so I'm so afraid that I can't go air.
Yo could you cover backside airs as well? that shit is hard as fuck yo.
lbj park!
I tried one and I truck bashed it
I spilled pretty hard
im terrified of hanging up
Aid-BO learn fs disasters first and then you’ll know if you will Hang up or not
*I WROTE A SONG ON THIS SAME TYPE OF BEAT! WOW!*
You sound like Andrew from big mouth 🤣🤣🤣
fs 360 pleasee
First
This not is a backside????
Think surfing. If you're facing the wave, it's frontside.
Frontside Ollie is a finnish song...
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Frontside 180 not Frontside ollies🤦♀️
No one calls them 180s on transition, just like no one calls a kickturn a 180, even though it is. No one says “Tony Hawk with a nice frontside 180 Indy”. Although it IS a rotation, you go up and come back down regular stance.
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