@@pennyboardtyler definitely going to check them out. I think my fear is picking my back foot up and putting it down on the pavement to stop myself going downhill. My balance is not the best. I just walk down it to prevent my fall 😅
Same lol, confidence was at an all time high after going down a hill with curves/turns to it. So I decided to go down my steep, straight hill. Thankfully, it could’ve gone way worse. But I now have a perm scar on my left shoulder and when it happened I sprained my wrist pretty badly. Ngl, ever since, I’ve grown scared of riding again. I gotta overcome it one day or another
Dont forget to mention aftermarket bushings! There is only so much you can do with stock bushings on your trucks. Typically they will only be good about +/-1 turn until they are either too tight and get squished, or are too loose and not engaged. Venom and Riptide both make excellent bushings for all styles of skating.
Thanks, Tyler. As a long-time mountain biker, we always push our weight towards the rear of our bikes on descents. It's interesting that we do just the opposite on skateboards -- good to know! 🤙
@Penny Board Tyler will be tightening my front trucks now as i went off uneven pavement yesterday lucky i always wear my gear as it could have been worse at 20mph usually deal fine with speed wobbles and ride out eventually allowing for natural physical momentum to bomb down then enough power from the speed gets me to the next uphill which is good as no need to keep pushing and carving to go uphill again on return have a sore nose had nose bleed and have a fat top lip and a graze on my forehead but thank my sense to always wear my lid lol
I experienced my first wobble today on a highway hill. Thank God it was 5 am and the road was empty. I jumped off and rolled no problem but i wouldn't want to ever experience that feeling again, especially in a rush hour day. Thanks for the infos. Salam alaikom 💚
Thanks for the video! i got my first few speed wobbles today and those were terrifying. I could still keep going in some but in others i had to jump out or I'd kiss the ground. I was wondering what i did different when i could control the wobble and this video helped me clear out my questions.
One thing I have found is a reverse style truck is more stable than a standard truck, but at the expense of turning ability. I have a long drop through with reverse and an electric with reverse hub drive. Both very stable at speed. Where I am 75 mm and over are best diameter due to seed pods off trees.
I just speed wobbled really bad on my eskate and not sure if I should've just tried to stay on it and ride/carve it out. I stepped off the board when it started to wobble too much, around 18mph, and ate shit..
@@yasanbey Yeah, I jumped off too. I think I could have actually ride it out and at least slow it down a bit before I crashed. Definitely not a good idea to jump off, unless going into traffic, but I wasn't thinking.
1:25, lol, not that much in the front. Put that front foot a bit to more the back to prevent falling forward from the small stone :D i fell that way once and ripped my best Hilfiger trousers!!
My problem is I don’t know how to stop. I was wobbling hard down a (stupid of me to hit jt) steep steeeep hill. I was cocky cuz I used to skateboard / longboard all the time like 10 years ago but now I’m 33 and old. When I tried to drag my heel/ foot on the ground to slow down, I wiped the concrete with my skin lol.
Uffda! That’s rough so I’m sorry to hear about your wipeout. Learning how to stop is one thing, and then understanding your ability to stop at differing speeds is another. I hope you are doing better since your fall and can keep giving it a try. Best of luck 🤙🏼
Does the advice to shift your weight forward also apply to popsicle decks as well? Like when those GX1000 psychos bomb hills, do they shift their weight forward too? Or is this mostly for long boarders?
I'm just seeing this now, but it's relatively similar when you're a casual rider. For the people who are really into more extreme downhill riding (like 30-70mph+), I'm aware stances and weight shifting will be slightly different. Josh Neumann was a rider I used to watch do this, and he has a different stance, but his weight in general is still forward on the board
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Nobody:
people who wiped out from death wobble: ah yes I'll click this video
currently watching this with a broken hand and a plaster cast. Will take these tips into consideration!!
Recover well!
I wiped out on a steep steep hill. I also didn’t know how to stop. Thanks for the info! Will definitely remember this
Oh no! Hope you were okay!
I also made a video on different ways to slow down if you still have trouble with that
@@pennyboardtyler definitely going to check them out. I think my fear is picking my back foot up and putting it down on the pavement to stop myself going downhill. My balance is not the best. I just walk down it to prevent my fall 😅
Me too bro happened 2 days ago
@@brxxzy62 no broken bones? Board okay?
Same lol, confidence was at an all time high after going down a hill with curves/turns to it. So I decided to go down my steep, straight hill. Thankfully, it could’ve gone way worse. But I now have a perm scar on my left shoulder and when it happened I sprained my wrist pretty badly.
Ngl, ever since, I’ve grown scared of riding again. I gotta overcome it one day or another
Dont forget to mention aftermarket bushings! There is only so much you can do with stock bushings on your trucks. Typically they will only be good about +/-1 turn until they are either too tight and get squished, or are too loose and not engaged. Venom and Riptide both make excellent bushings for all styles of skating.
Awesome point, Carlos! Thanks a ton for your input, cheers 🤙🏼
Really love this video. The intro is short, it’s right to the point and you give great advice🤘🏻
Stoked to hear! Happy riding 🤘🏼
Awesome!!! Thank you for putting this out there. Very informative
Glad to hear!!
Thanks, Tyler. As a long-time mountain biker, we always push our weight towards the rear of our bikes on descents. It's interesting that we do just the opposite on skateboards -- good to know! 🤙
Hey Sean! Absolutely, and it's fun to hear you also mountain bike! I bet you've been to a lot of cool places with that
I love how people in sports are lowkey just physicists 😂
@Penny Board Tyler will be tightening my front trucks now as i went off uneven pavement yesterday lucky i always wear my gear as it could have been worse at 20mph usually deal fine with speed wobbles and ride out eventually allowing for natural physical momentum to bomb down then enough power from the speed gets me to the next uphill which is good as no need to keep pushing and carving to go uphill again on return
have a sore nose had nose bleed and have a fat top lip and a graze on my forehead but thank my sense to always wear my lid lol
Uffda, I’m sorry to hear! Glad it wasn’t worse. Rest up and best of luck getting back out there later!
Damn
I feel it will help me a Lot
Cant wait to buy from the local store
Glad to hear it’ll help! Happy riding 🤙🏼
I experienced my first wobble today on a highway hill. Thank God it was 5 am and the road was empty. I jumped off and rolled no problem but i wouldn't want to ever experience that feeling again, especially in a rush hour day. Thanks for the infos. Salam alaikom 💚
Glad you were okay!
Thank you a lot for the tips.
Absolutely Rashed 🤘🏼
excellent vid
Thank you Cookie 🤙🏼
Thanks for the video! i got my first few speed wobbles today and those were terrifying. I could still keep going in some but in others i had to jump out or I'd kiss the ground. I was wondering what i did different when i could control the wobble and this video helped me clear out my questions.
Glad to hear it could help! Happy riding to you 🤙🏼
One thing I have found is a reverse style truck is more stable than a standard truck, but at the expense of turning ability. I have a long drop through with reverse and an electric with reverse hub drive. Both very stable at speed. Where I am 75 mm and over are best diameter due to seed pods off trees.
Nice! Yeah those do help with that expense
Tysm, my cousin would only say "just go with the flow." and "I can't explain it. Just learn from experience." I was getting kinda pissed
Lolz well hopefully you’ll be better off now! Best of luck riding 👊🏼
I just speed wobbled really bad on my eskate and not sure if I should've just tried to stay on it and ride/carve it out. I stepped off the board when it started to wobble too much, around 18mph, and ate shit..
uffda, that hurts so I'm sorry to hear! Hopefully you're not too banged up
I just did the same thing on my esk8. Good thing I had my gear on
@@yasanbey did you try to stay on the board or did you jump off?
@BN99239 jumped off. I ran ir out but was going too fast. The wrist guards saved my hands, but I did come away with a little road rash
@@yasanbey Yeah, I jumped off too. I think I could have actually ride it out and at least slow it down a bit before I crashed. Definitely not a good idea to jump off, unless going into traffic, but I wasn't thinking.
1:25, lol, not that much in the front. Put that front foot a bit to more the back to prevent falling forward from the small stone :D i fell that way once and ripped my best Hilfiger trousers!!
Never put your weight past the center of your front wheel.
My problem is I don’t know how to stop. I was wobbling hard down a (stupid of me to hit jt) steep steeeep hill. I was cocky cuz I used to skateboard / longboard all the time like 10 years ago but now I’m 33 and old. When I tried to drag my heel/ foot on the ground to slow down, I wiped the concrete with my skin lol.
Uffda! That’s rough so I’m sorry to hear about your wipeout. Learning how to stop is one thing, and then understanding your ability to stop at differing speeds is another. I hope you are doing better since your fall and can keep giving it a try. Best of luck 🤙🏼
Does the advice to shift your weight forward also apply to popsicle decks as well? Like when those GX1000 psychos bomb hills, do they shift their weight forward too? Or is this mostly for long boarders?
I'm just seeing this now, but it's relatively similar when you're a casual rider. For the people who are really into more extreme downhill riding (like 30-70mph+), I'm aware stances and weight shifting will be slightly different. Josh Neumann was a rider I used to watch do this, and he has a different stance, but his weight in general is still forward on the board
Just new to channel…we’re you get your helmet?! Brand and place to order?
Yo thanks for finding the channel! My helmet's brand is called Helmet, and the easiest place I found to order them is on Amazon: amzn.to/3uIcsZW
I broke my pinky and wrist because of speed wobbles tysm
Dang! Hope you heal up quickly 👊🏼
@@pennyboardtyler thanks
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