Listen I’m 30 and getting back into skateboarding after 9 years and was never good but I want to get decent now and your video’s are just so descriptive and detailed and easy to understand. I wish you had videos when i started
Sorry I comment on every single video, but I'm home from work with depression tonight. Yesterday I was struggling not to cry my whole shift. I laid in bed most of the day then watched some of your videos and just went out and did my first boneless. I didn't get to where I could jump with my front foot while my back foot is still in the air, but it's a start. Amazing that I called in to work cuz I cant function, but then I learned a new skateboard trick instead. Thank you so much.
@@SarahParkMatott Skateboarding is like living in a video game. You get to gain new skills all the time. Even if they're not fully developed. Yo, I'm engaging in life instead of just escapism! Woo!
This is a great video and you're a very good teacher! Other videos are like "step 1 grab board step 2 jump up step 3 land thats it" but you actually explained it very well.
I dislocated my thumb 2 years ago attempting this trick, but with your video, I will give it another shot ! I like how you break down the trick and give a series of steps to prepare for it. Thank you !!
aw, I'm sorry to hear you dislocated your thumb trying this! That's definitely not fun 😭 I hope this method helps you slowly ease back into it! It really is a fun trick :)
Hi Sarah, thank you for making these tutorials. I have watched a ton of skateboarding tutorials on CZcams, I think so far yours is the best at breaking up the trick into less intimidating steps for beginners or anyone learning a new trick. Great work and please keep making them! I am wondering if you have perhaps an online shop or something where we can support you for making videos?
Hi Austin! Thank you so much🙏I’m so glad you appreciate the videos I’ve been making. “Less intimidating steps” is literally my big goal with this channel 😃 I don’t have an online shop or anything at the moment. Really, I didn’t think anyone would be interested in that. But, I’ll definitely keep making videos regardless and think about options for supporting the channel. 🙏😊
I had so much fun trying out the No Comply with my wife and son today!!! You're amazing. I can't tell you how excited I am for this one after we hunt easter baskets!!! Thank you again for these videos, you are amazing at breaking these things down to easier steps and showing why things don't work and how to make them work!!! The feet on the bolts so I don't go immediately off balance is genius!!! I will keep you updated, and thank you again from our entire family!!!
Dear Sarah, thanks a lot for all those helpful, in-depth, well illustrated videos. Helps so much! I also really enjoy your narrative voice, just like listening to a great/well read audiobook :) makes it even easier to listen to and remember the info. Thanks again and all the best 😃🤙
Hey - Sarah, great video! Honestly I think your boneless look SUPER STEEZY when you do it with your foot rear of the bolts. It makes it more 'aerial' I guess. The imbalance, comes off as extra flair when you do it! Im gonna practice both ways
Yes... there’s many variations. I learned the boned out version where you begin to turn 180 but you pull it back in before you land. I’m inspired to learn it all over again though. Keep dropping the science Kid!
Thank you. Trying to get in to skating again at 46 and I wasn't too good in the first place. Enjoying all of your video's, so well explained and broken down in steps. My 9 year old son did his Drop in after watching your video on it. Just starting small and building it up. Cheers, Edgar
Hi Edgar! Thank you. 😃 I'm really stoked to hear that you've been enjoying the explanations and that your son was able to drop in after watching my video! That's so cool. Keep shredding 💪
this is honestly the greatest tutorial!!! thanks to this video i learned the trick in the same day!! that never would’ve been possible without you... thank you again and keep up the good work!
Awesome! I started skating in the 80's and this was one of first but favorite tricks. Great job explaining it. I'm going to pass this along to my 2 younger boys who recently picked up skating.
Aw thanks dude! Yeah, they can be super awkward. They were especially when my feet were in the wrong position lol (And thanks again! Recording this videos is getting more fun each time too. Trying to up the quality where I can :D)
@@SarahParkMatott do you watch a lot of the FScom tip videos? I feel like you have a similar style when explaining things visually. It's incredibly helpful when trying to understand tricks. You break things down really well.
@@ef-itfreestyle1654 I only watched the one with Nozomi so far 😂 but, I will be watching more! I try to get as much visual detail as I can. Thanks man!🙏
Absolutely fantastic tutorial! I’ve been trying to learn the boneless on my 8.38" board with rails/wheels (for boardslides), 56mm wheels and it was sooooo hard just to lift my board up because it’s rather heavy (despite hollow trucks). Today I tried it with my shorter 7.5" freestyle board and it is SOOOO MUCH easier! I’m only 5'2" so this made a big difference for me.
ah, yes! That's awesome! I get that. It's amazing how big of a difference weight can make on tricks. Glad you seemed to have a good time on it with the smaller board! :D
Woow, he visto cientos de videos pero este es el mejor para aprender hacer el boneless. Muchas gracias y me encanta tu manera de explicar, mi hija Paula practica skate y le encantó tu video.
@@SarahParkMatott Gracias a ti, y explota ese don que tienes, por cierto, mi hija ya te vio en instragram; ya no te molestamos. Te mandamos saludos y que Dios te bendiga y te de mas fuerza para seguir compartiendo tu experiencia.
Thanks again for the precious tips! I've being practicing no comply 180 for the past few weeks and just added the boneless today. Maybe in one month I'll be able to land it. Waiting for my longboard to arrive to start practicing dancing too :)
oh! A little dancing as well? I hope you can have fun with that 😃 That's awesome. I just got a cruiser myself. Excited to explore some new skating with it.
@@SarahParkMatott at the ripe ole age of 38, but ur right and it's never to later to learn new things. Love what ur doing on this platform. Keep up the inspiration!
Hi sarah.. I’ve been skating for two months now . I am going to give this a try . You are doing a great job. You should be getting more subs . I love how are talking and braking down all the tricks ! Good luck ! You got a new subscriber
As a 38 year old trying to relearn skating after almost 20 years, I appreciate this a lot. Question, what are some good gloves for skating when doing freestyle, preferably half finger gloves ?
Thank you! I wish I had a good recommendation, but I've never used those half finger gloves for skateboarding. Of course, finding a material like leather or suede will hold up more. I've used adidas running gloves and put shoe goo on the fingertips to make them last 😃
@@SarahParkMatott I somehow ended up falling really hard onto the hand you grab the board with right after I sent that message 😆 my whole palm and thumb is one giant bruise. I'll get back to it in a week or two haha
@@endlessvoid7952 oh no 🙊 hard enough to bruise it that bad? That must’ve hurt. Man…well, if I learned one thing while skating, it’s to take the rest that you need. Hope you heal up well💪
I have not gotten this close to a boneless until watching your video so thank you!! Never occurred to me that this trick can be broken down. Trickiest thing for me right now is doing it rolling and with only one hop. I find that I could only do it if I hopped at least a couple times before landing back on my board, and my shoulders keep turning so that I'm not landing rolling away
That's awesome! I'm stoked the video helped 😃 Just like breaking it down into little steps, break down the rolling version. Take seriously small hops! One tiny rolling boneless is one step closer to a massive one 💪 You definitely got it. Take it super slow with good form, and you'll definitely be able to pick up the speed.
I just started working on this trick, and it’s not as easy as I thought it’d be 😅 def need to practice caveman first. Thanks for the great tutorial! Also, I LOVE THE SAILOR MOON BOARD OMG 💖
I finally landed my first solid boneless when I was trying them use to put the board down and step on it so it was more like a practice step I suppose well yesterday decided let’s give it another try and I don’t know I was just more confident and committed more I was in the air and landed I was quite stoked I think my YoYo hop variations helped being similar in some ways
The yo-yo hop probably did help, just the added practice of jumping up and landing on the bolts. Skateboard tricks are really all inter connected 💪 It's awesome! and Congrats!
I went out last night thinking of what you said about the shoulders and it clicked with manuals and kickturns.Your boneless is awsome btw.You are great teacher.Thank you
Hi Sarah! I am a new old skater (just started last year, at the age of... 42!), and I have to say, your tutorials are by far the most helpful to me in learning tricks. There's a subreddit called OldSkaters, and I'm going to hype up your channel for all the other olds who are having a harder time learning skateboarding. Love it so much! One request - I randomly got good at frontside shuvits, but now I can't hit them for the life of me. Could you do a tutorial on those? Thanks.
Hi Kemi! I’m really stoked to hear my channel has been so helpful 😃 I love breaking the tricks down myself. Unfortunately, my front shoves are still really lacking. But, I am trying to make tutorials as I fee confident in my understanding of the trick, so I’ll definitely be making that as soon as I can💪💪
My two cents from learning this, is that for bending down, it would be wise to learn to "get low" while free riding so that way it's easier to get down and grab the board
It never occurred to me to move my foot from the tail to the bolts to help stop my body (and board) from pivoting so hard when I go to step off. Thanks a ton 👍
@@hannafcarvalho833 I think it took me three sessions to feel comfortable with the little bonelesses. And about a month to feel good jumping a bit higher (this is when I was skating daily). :D
@@SarahParkMatott i see!! i went on a session after i left the comment and i already got the moves together, just need to do it faster and higher now :] thank u so much for your tutorial, it is the best/most clear i've seen!!!
@@hannafcarvalho833 That’s awesome! I’m glad to hear that you already started getting it together and happy my tutorial helped 😃😃 You’ll definitely get it faster and higher, so have fun! 💪
I am having so much trouble with the boneless. not exactly sure why, but the main issue seems to be that my back leg always straightens out sooner than my front foot can, so the board lands on its back wheels first and its hard to balance. I can't seem to land with both feet simutaneously. guess I just have to practice the jump some more, like cavemans and such, before I try to go all out. sometimes a trick looks so simple and I think I should be able to do it right away, but somehow I'm not. so then I get frustrated and leave it at that. think I should start with baby steps and then I'll get it eventually. thanks sarah.
This is great, thank you for the in-depth explanations. Can you do a video on the trick that you did at 0:20 or any other no comply / foot plant variations?
Ohh I was told that's called a Sal flip at 0:20 and it is so much fun. Foot plant variations are definitely on my list of content to cover! (The list is just really long right now, but I'll try to get to it!🙏)
Thank you for your trick tip. I had the same problem with my foot on the rail. Finally fixed it 😊 I also use gloves, mechanic gloves, but they are not really breathable, what kind of gloves do you use? Are you satisfied ?
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it 😃 I've actually been using a pair of under armer running gloves. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a pair that I really like yet, but these have lasted the longest for me so far. And they're definitely the most breathable.
I have seen several tutorials but yours are definitely the best, they are very well explained, have you considered putting Spanish subtitles? I think you could reach more people. greetings from Mexico
Thank you so much. I'm really glad you think so highly of my tutorials! And, I actually have considered putting subtitles in a few different languages (including Spanish). It's definitely a long term goal of the channel! 🙏
is it wrong if i use your videos and try to do all these tricks on my longboard?? haha just kidding, i'm loving your channel, methodically explained tricks with a soothing voice?? yes please. i'm *not* gonna try that on my longboard ;)
I wish I could like+subscribe twice. u a real one for these breakdowns, skaters are notoriously terrible teachers lol so sick of hearing the exact same terrible explanations on every channel, ty for approaching this like a coach. The way u break down tricks into their specific movements and then offer ways to build muscle memory for each step reminds me so much of martial arts training systems. Keep it up! I wish you had a skate school I would sign up so so quick
Wow, thank you so much! I'm really glad that you like my approach to these tutorials. It is very much a break down and build up of individual parts or similar motions that can train the same muscles. Thank you! I wish I had a skate school for you to sign up for too 😂
Sarah, can I ask, in your opinion, why do you recommend doing Cavemans to warm up for Boneless? For me, I felt like the Caveman is harder to learn than the Boneless as for the Boneless for me one foot is always on the board at all times which makes it easier for me to jump and land as I'm focusing on landing my front foot on the board, as of now I'm still struggling with Caveman but I'm slowly working on getting a Boneless while rolling.
I would recommend them for skaters who can already do them. In my experience, a lot of beginners start with the caveman, even little ones. And I strongly believe when working on jumping tricks, starting with the other jumping tricks that you can already do makes committing to it easier. That's why I tell people to warm up with hippie jumps before most tricks. Just to get the body jumping on the board. For me, I had a lot more trouble committing to the boneless than a caveman. But, you don't need the caveman to boneless of course. I always try to make the tutorials so you can pick and choose pieces that work for you. That's why there are so many steps. You might not need them all, but there are options 😃
@@SarahParkMatott Interesting analysis, I always felt like learning Boneless would help with learning the Caveman as I have problems with having both feet off the ground and not on the board and having to land both feet on the board
@@bartallen8121 learning to boneless will 💯 help you learn to caveman. That’s the amazing part of skating. The tricks and skills are all so connected. Learn one or the other, and it will help you learn the next trick. It’s such a compounding skill 💪💪
@@SarahParkMatott I like how you've used the bolts of the trucks for the boneless, I've seen all the other videos and they used the tail and I tried following and felt it really unstable. Following your advice, it really helped me with my stability and makes me less worried about falling.
@@bartallen8121 you can use either. But, I think it’s better to start on the bolts and then have fun with variations later 💪 glad this version has been better for you!
Hey I know this is old but I find the Boneless better than Ollie's it looks more cooler and They are more fun to do down Stairs and off ledges, or down a hip ramp !! I do This trick all the time when im at the skatepark! Can u do them down Stairs or ledges yet?
@@SarahParkMatott that's awesome 👌 U should absolutely Try them off a 2 stair or a 3 stair , they are fun 😀I do bonelesses off ledges and 2-3 stairs all the time and I'm working on trying it off a 4 stair or a 5 stair lmfao
Hmm I’ve never ridden an electric skateboard, but from what I hear they are pretty heavy lol I would worry about dropping it on the curb by accident and hitting the battery. I’m not sure how much turbulence they can take either😂 but, it’s not a bad idea if you think it might work and not cause any damage 🤔
well, a glove made with suede or leather would probably be the best against grip. I am just using running gloves from under armer, and they have been surprisingly long lasting.
@@SarahParkMatott thanks, i was practicing pop to nose grabs (idk the name) yesterday and my thumb was all cut up and killing me after rubbing against the grip tape when catching the board.
The way you grab the board is different. A boneless is done by grabbing the board with your back hand and you grab the toeside edge (the edge your toes face). A bean plant is done with the front hand and you grab the heelside edge (the edge your heels face). I hope that helps ☺️
Listen I’m 30 and getting back into skateboarding after 9 years and was never good but I want to get decent now and your video’s are just so descriptive and detailed and easy to understand. I wish you had videos when i started
The boneless. Super rad and stylish trick that has many variations. It was a staple in our arsenal in the 80’s. The Golden age of skating.
Yes! Super rad and stylish :D The many variations is exactly what I love about it!
Holy crap. Most in-depth instruction of a trick on YT with the appropriate kinesthetic warm ups to help you build muscle memory and commit.
Thanks!! 😃 I’m glad you liked it. 💯 on team kinesthetic warm ups and building up to a trick💪
@@SarahParkMatott i look forward to more tutorials! Are you a teacher by profession or something cos you really explain well.
Lady... you're an angel, thank you.
Thank you! 😃 glad you liked the video!
Sorry I comment on every single video, but I'm home from work with depression tonight. Yesterday I was struggling not to cry my whole shift. I laid in bed most of the day then watched some of your videos and just went out and did my first boneless. I didn't get to where I could jump with my front foot while my back foot is still in the air, but it's a start. Amazing that I called in to work cuz I cant function, but then I learned a new skateboard trick instead. Thank you so much.
Thank you for the comments. I’m really glad you’re enjoying the videos and that you’ve made so much boneless progress. Keep it up 💪💪
@@SarahParkMatott Skateboarding is like living in a video game. You get to gain new skills all the time. Even if they're not fully developed. Yo, I'm engaging in life instead of just escapism! Woo!
Your voice is soooooo soothing lol i can see your tutorials blowing up fr
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the tutorial and found it soothing 😃
i swear it’s her voice that makes all the difference, makes learning very nice😍😊
This is a great video and you're a very good teacher! Other videos are like "step 1 grab board step 2 jump up step 3 land thats it" but you actually explained it very well.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video :D
When I want to learn a trick and you have a tutorial on it I’m so happy. You make the best tutorials
Ah thank you! Happy to hear that 😃
I dislocated my thumb 2 years ago attempting this trick, but with your video, I will give it another shot ! I like how you break down the trick and give a series of steps to prepare for it. Thank you !!
aw, I'm sorry to hear you dislocated your thumb trying this! That's definitely not fun 😭 I hope this method helps you slowly ease back into it! It really is a fun trick :)
Did you try the variation with the back leg at the kick ?
Hi Sarah, thank you for making these tutorials. I have watched a ton of skateboarding tutorials on CZcams, I think so far yours is the best at breaking up the trick into less intimidating steps for beginners or anyone learning a new trick. Great work and please keep making them! I am wondering if you have perhaps an online shop or something where we can support you for making videos?
Hi Austin! Thank you so much🙏I’m so glad you appreciate the videos I’ve been making. “Less intimidating steps” is literally my big goal with this channel 😃 I don’t have an online shop or anything at the moment. Really, I didn’t think anyone would be interested in that. But, I’ll definitely keep making videos regardless and think about options for supporting the channel. 🙏😊
I had so much fun trying out the No Comply with my wife and son today!!! You're amazing. I can't tell you how excited I am for this one after we hunt easter baskets!!! Thank you again for these videos, you are amazing at breaking these things down to easier steps and showing why things don't work and how to make them work!!! The feet on the bolts so I don't go immediately off balance is genius!!! I will keep you updated, and thank you again from our entire family!!!
That's awesome. I'm really happy to hear that 😃 I hope you have fun with this one too!!
Dear Sarah, thanks a lot for all those helpful, in-depth, well illustrated videos. Helps so much! I also really enjoy your narrative voice, just like listening to a great/well read audiobook :) makes it even easier to listen to and remember the info. Thanks again and all the best 😃🤙
ah thank you! Glad you like the videos and find them helpful 😃
Hey - Sarah, great video! Honestly I think your boneless look SUPER STEEZY when you do it with your foot rear of the bolts. It makes it more 'aerial' I guess. The imbalance, comes off as extra flair when you do it! Im gonna practice both ways
This is such a cool tutorial, and it’s making me think about how much better skateboarding is when it’s about developing your own style.
Thank you so much🙏 really, working through tricks and developing your own style is the best part of skating for me too💪
You are easily my fave skate CZcamsr as a beginner :) keep it up!
Thanks Quentin :D glad you're enjoying the videos!
Honestly one of the best explained tutorials on the tube! very helpful, thanks and subbed!
Thank you! I’m really glad you liked the video and found it helpful 😃🙏
Yes... there’s many variations. I learned the boned out version where you begin to turn 180 but you pull it back in before you land. I’m inspired to learn it all over again though. Keep dropping the science Kid!
THIS IS THE BEST TITORIAL BY A MILE, Thank you
That was fantastic, thanks for taking the effort to create this vid, i now realise its better to break it down into sections thanks again
Thank you! I’m glad you liked the video😃
Thank you Sarah , your videos really help me❤️
Thank you. Trying to get in to skating again at 46 and I wasn't too good in the first place. Enjoying all of your video's, so well explained and broken down in steps. My 9 year old son did his Drop in after watching your video on it. Just starting small and building it up. Cheers, Edgar
Hi Edgar! Thank you. 😃 I'm really stoked to hear that you've been enjoying the explanations and that your son was able to drop in after watching my video! That's so cool. Keep shredding 💪
this is honestly the greatest tutorial!!! thanks to this video i learned the trick in the same day!! that never would’ve been possible without you... thank you again and keep up the good work!
Hey thank you! that’s awesome!!😃😃 I’m so glad to hear it. I made the video, but you put in the hard work, so congrats on the boneless! 💪
Awesome! I started skating in the 80's and this was one of first but favorite tricks. Great job explaining it. I'm going to pass this along to my 2 younger boys who recently picked up skating.
Thank you! That's awesome. I love this trick too. I hope you have fun skating with your kids💪 (I'm sure you will).
Thank you so much for this detailed explanation! ---Grateful 42-year-old derpy skater trying to relive his 21-year-old skating days
ayy welcome back to skating 🙌
I find these so awkward to do. 😅 Great tips. Your videos are getting better each time! Same with your skating.
Aw thanks dude! Yeah, they can be super awkward. They were especially when my feet were in the wrong position lol (And thanks again! Recording this videos is getting more fun each time too. Trying to up the quality where I can :D)
@@SarahParkMatott do you watch a lot of the FScom tip videos? I feel like you have a similar style when explaining things visually. It's incredibly helpful when trying to understand tricks. You break things down really well.
@@ef-itfreestyle1654 I only watched the one with Nozomi so far 😂 but, I will be watching more! I try to get as much visual detail as I can. Thanks man!🙏
Absolutely fantastic tutorial! I’ve been trying to learn the boneless on my 8.38" board with rails/wheels (for boardslides), 56mm wheels and it was sooooo hard just to lift my board up because it’s rather heavy (despite hollow trucks). Today I tried it with my shorter 7.5" freestyle board and it is SOOOO MUCH easier! I’m only 5'2" so this made a big difference for me.
ah, yes! That's awesome! I get that. It's amazing how big of a difference weight can make on tricks. Glad you seemed to have a good time on it with the smaller board! :D
Me and my 2 kids absolutely love watch you ✌🙏 you help so much with our progress . Thank you
Aw thank you! I'm so happy to hear that. Keep having fun progressing 💪
Woow, he visto cientos de videos pero este es el mejor para aprender hacer el boneless. Muchas gracias y me encanta tu manera de explicar, mi hija Paula practica skate y le encantó tu video.
Wow, muchas muchas gracias! Estoy tan feliz de escuchar eso. Espero que tu hija se divierta aprendiendo el boneless! 😃
@@SarahParkMatott Gracias a ti, y explota ese don que tienes, por cierto, mi hija ya te vio en instragram; ya no te molestamos.
Te mandamos saludos y que Dios te bendiga y te de mas fuerza para seguir compartiendo tu experiencia.
Gracias a ti! Mil gracias 🙏🙏
I need so much this kind of tutorial, thanks a lot 😁
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it :D
Your breakdowns are amazing, they simplify the whole trick. Thx
You make em look easy and fun. Been practicing a ton lately as I love the trick
I LOVE your videos!!! I learn so much!!
ah so stoked to hear that! :D
Best skate coach ever,this is awesome 🙏
Thanks again for the precious tips! I've being practicing no comply 180 for the past few weeks and just added the boneless today. Maybe in one month I'll be able to land it. Waiting for my longboard to arrive to start practicing dancing too :)
oh! A little dancing as well? I hope you can have fun with that 😃 That's awesome. I just got a cruiser myself. Excited to explore some new skating with it.
@@SarahParkMatott If I knew before that this thing was so addictive... 😂 Have fun with your cruiser too 😎
Gr8 vid!!! Makes this non skater want to get a board 😀 love the art that is skateboarding
Thanks! Glad you liked the video :D Skateboarding is definitely an art! (Maybe you'll have to get a board haha)
@@SarahParkMatott at the ripe ole age of 38, but ur right and it's never to later to learn new things. Love what ur doing on this platform. Keep up the inspiration!
I started skating again at 33 and extremely overweight. You can do it for sure!
Hi sarah.. I’ve been skating for two months now . I am going to give this a try . You are doing a great job. You should be getting more subs . I love how are talking and braking down all the tricks ! Good luck ! You got a new subscriber
Hi! Thank you for the support 😃 I’m glad you like the content. I hope it helps you get closer to the boneless and other tricks💪
yooo no cap u should have more subs
Haha thanks dude, I'll be here making videos regardless :D
Yes! I learned the “boneless one” in the 80s, still my favorite trick of all time. Done well, they’re super stylish.
Yes! I love it too💪💪
Love your tutorials !!! Thank you for your content! ❤️🤘🛹
Great editing! And progression advice!
As a 38 year old trying to relearn skating after almost 20 years, I appreciate this a lot.
Question, what are some good gloves for skating when doing freestyle, preferably half finger gloves ?
Thank you! I wish I had a good recommendation, but I've never used those half finger gloves for skateboarding. Of course, finding a material like leather or suede will hold up more. I've used adidas running gloves and put shoe goo on the fingertips to make them last 😃
Great ! Precisely what I needed right now !
😃😃
So amazing tutorial, great thanks ❤
This was super helpful. I'm at the park now trying to figure these out on my own lol breaking down the steps plus the warm up idea are great
Thanks! I'm stoked to hear that. 😃 Have fun with he boneless!
@@SarahParkMatott I somehow ended up falling really hard onto the hand you grab the board with right after I sent that message 😆 my whole palm and thumb is one giant bruise. I'll get back to it in a week or two haha
@@endlessvoid7952 oh no 🙊 hard enough to bruise it that bad? That must’ve hurt. Man…well, if I learned one thing while skating, it’s to take the rest that you need. Hope you heal up well💪
Thanks for the tip on keeping your back foot on the bolts! I’ve been hurting my thumbs, grabbing and popping my board into my hand, lol 😅!
oh yeah, I've done that before 😂 Back foot on the bolts is a better place to start in my opinion! You can always play with that later. 💪
you're amazing thank you so much for this good video
Ah! Glad you enjoyed it! 😃
Hello hey! I will learn it today! :)
The first of all footplants, and my favourite
So precise and visual!
A great video to revisit, thanks!
Also I like that I can just search 'boneless Sarah' and CZcams knows what I mean
haha 😂 we teach the algorithm what we want lol Glad it knows what to do
Thank you sister,this makes it seems more fun eventhough is hard,thank you for making it simple to understand :D
💪💪😃glad to hear that! Have fun!
I have not gotten this close to a boneless until watching your video so thank you!! Never occurred to me that this trick can be broken down. Trickiest thing for me right now is doing it rolling and with only one hop. I find that I could only do it if I hopped at least a couple times before landing back on my board, and my shoulders keep turning so that I'm not landing rolling away
That's awesome! I'm stoked the video helped 😃 Just like breaking it down into little steps, break down the rolling version. Take seriously small hops! One tiny rolling boneless is one step closer to a massive one 💪 You definitely got it. Take it super slow with good form, and you'll definitely be able to pick up the speed.
Love your Videos!
Thank you!😃🙏🙏
This is my next trick I’m learning
Yes! 🙌 Can't wait to see it!
You rock Sarah, keep it up!
great guide! subbed.
Glad you liked it! Welcome 🙋♀️
I just started working on this trick, and it’s not as easy as I thought it’d be 😅 def need to practice caveman first. Thanks for the great tutorial! Also, I LOVE THE SAILOR MOON BOARD OMG 💖
I finally landed my first solid boneless when I was trying them use to put the board down and step on it so it was more like a practice step I suppose well yesterday decided let’s give it another try and I don’t know I was just more confident and committed more I was in the air and landed I was quite stoked I think my YoYo hop variations helped being similar in some ways
The yo-yo hop probably did help, just the added practice of jumping up and landing on the bolts. Skateboard tricks are really all inter connected 💪 It's awesome! and Congrats!
insane stuff so good and helpful thanks
thank you 💪💪 always happy to hear if it's helpful!
I went out last night thinking of what you said about the shoulders and it clicked with manuals and kickturns.Your boneless is awsome btw.You are great teacher.Thank you
@@surfskaterelaxation8616 thank you so much. I’m stoked to hear that. It’s always in the little details 😃
Great tutorial! Thanks!
Thanks!!!
Yesterday I kinda sorta did my first boneless but it was really sketchy, I will try using your methods next time 😁
I hope the method helps 💪💪
Great tips and great energy from you thanks :)
Glad you like them!😃
Very nice! Ty
"Commitment issues " 😆 Girl, same
😏😏still got em too 😂
Hi Sarah! I am a new old skater (just started last year, at the age of... 42!), and I have to say, your tutorials are by far the most helpful to me in learning tricks. There's a subreddit called OldSkaters, and I'm going to hype up your channel for all the other olds who are having a harder time learning skateboarding. Love it so much! One request - I randomly got good at frontside shuvits, but now I can't hit them for the life of me. Could you do a tutorial on those? Thanks.
Hi Kemi! I’m really stoked to hear my channel has been so helpful 😃 I love breaking the tricks down myself. Unfortunately, my front shoves are still really lacking. But, I am trying to make tutorials as I fee confident in my understanding of the trick, so I’ll definitely be making that as soon as I can💪💪
@@SarahParkMatott Totally! Thanks for the response, and I'm so happy I subscribed. Love the great content
Haha Welcome to the community 🙋♀️ I'll keep trying to make better content too! 💪
My two cents from learning this, is that for bending down, it would be wise to learn to "get low" while free riding so that way it's easier to get down and grab the board
Thanks to your video i can boneless now. Thank you!
Hey that's awesome! I'm glad the video helped, but you put in the effort, so congrats on that paying off😃
It never occurred to me to move my foot from the tail to the bolts to help stop my body (and board) from pivoting so hard when I go to step off. Thanks a ton 👍
Same! I was doing it with my foot on the tail for months even though I didn’t have to 😂 it’s always the little details
oops, I’ve also been learning with my back foot on the tail haha. Thanks for the tip!
Happy to help! It's possible to do them on the tail, but you don't have to 😃
learned this trick 3 days ago and today i was able to boneless 180 a 3 stair. super fun and easy to commit too
I gotta find a 3 stair then! 😃
how long did you take to learn?
@@hannafcarvalho833 I think it took me three sessions to feel comfortable with the little bonelesses. And about a month to feel good jumping a bit higher (this is when I was skating daily). :D
@@SarahParkMatott i see!! i went on a session after i left the comment and i already got the moves together, just need to do it faster and higher now :] thank u so much for your tutorial, it is the best/most clear i've seen!!!
@@hannafcarvalho833 That’s awesome! I’m glad to hear that you already started getting it together and happy my tutorial helped 😃😃 You’ll definitely get it faster and higher, so have fun! 💪
Thanks
thank you!! 🙏 glad you liked the video
love the Retsuko griptape
Phenomenal tutorial, my daughter and I will work on the Boneless ASAP!
Thank you! Hope you two have fun 💪
I am having so much trouble with the boneless. not exactly sure why, but the main issue seems to be that my back leg always straightens out sooner than my front foot can, so the board lands on its back wheels first and its hard to balance.
I can't seem to land with both feet simutaneously.
guess I just have to practice the jump some more, like cavemans and such, before I try to go all out.
sometimes a trick looks so simple and I think I should be able to do it right away, but somehow I'm not.
so then I get frustrated and leave it at that.
think I should start with baby steps and then I'll get it eventually.
thanks sarah.
That's the truth for sure. So many tricks look so simple that we just have to stumble our way through. You'll definitely get it 💪
I'll try it thx
This is great, thank you for the in-depth explanations. Can you do a video on the trick that you did at 0:20 or any other no comply / foot plant variations?
Ohh I was told that's called a Sal flip at 0:20 and it is so much fun. Foot plant variations are definitely on my list of content to cover! (The list is just really long right now, but I'll try to get to it!🙏)
Thank you for your trick tip. I had the same problem with my foot on the rail. Finally fixed it 😊 I also use gloves, mechanic gloves, but they are not really breathable, what kind of gloves do you use? Are you satisfied ?
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it 😃 I've actually been using a pair of under armer running gloves. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a pair that I really like yet, but these have lasted the longest for me so far. And they're definitely the most breathable.
love it
Awesome Video!!
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I have seen several tutorials but yours are definitely the best, they are very well explained, have you considered putting Spanish subtitles? I think you could reach more people. greetings from Mexico
Thank you so much. I'm really glad you think so highly of my tutorials! And, I actually have considered putting subtitles in a few different languages (including Spanish). It's definitely a long term goal of the channel! 🙏
Nearly dislocated my thumb doing this👍
Love the trucks.
Thanks :D
SICK AGGRETSUKO GRIP
Sarah what's the trick you do in the intro at 00:00:20?
Nvm just cruised the comments it's called the sal flip? I'll look it up!
@@starseedawakeningco haha yes! I’ve heard it’s the sal flip😃
is it wrong if i use your videos and try to do all these tricks on my longboard?? haha just kidding, i'm loving your channel, methodically explained tricks with a soothing voice?? yes please. i'm *not* gonna try that on my longboard ;)
I would try it on a longboard 😂🤷♀️ glad you're enjoying the videos though!
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I wish I could like+subscribe twice. u a real one for these breakdowns, skaters are notoriously terrible teachers lol so sick of hearing the exact same terrible explanations on every channel, ty for approaching this like a coach. The way u break down tricks into their specific movements and then offer ways to build muscle memory for each step reminds me so much of martial arts training systems. Keep it up! I wish you had a skate school I would sign up so so quick
Wow, thank you so much! I'm really glad that you like my approach to these tutorials. It is very much a break down and build up of individual parts or similar motions that can train the same muscles. Thank you! I wish I had a skate school for you to sign up for too 😂
Your best video tutorial so far, Sarah⚡🙌🏼⚡
Thank you!! 😃
Sarah, can I ask, in your opinion, why do you recommend doing Cavemans to warm up for Boneless?
For me, I felt like the Caveman is harder to learn than the Boneless as for the Boneless for me one foot is always on the board at all times which makes it easier for me to jump and land as I'm focusing on landing my front foot on the board, as of now I'm still struggling with Caveman but I'm slowly working on getting a Boneless while rolling.
I would recommend them for skaters who can already do them. In my experience, a lot of beginners start with the caveman, even little ones. And I strongly believe when working on jumping tricks, starting with the other jumping tricks that you can already do makes committing to it easier. That's why I tell people to warm up with hippie jumps before most tricks. Just to get the body jumping on the board.
For me, I had a lot more trouble committing to the boneless than a caveman. But, you don't need the caveman to boneless of course. I always try to make the tutorials so you can pick and choose pieces that work for you. That's why there are so many steps. You might not need them all, but there are options 😃
@@SarahParkMatott Interesting analysis, I always felt like learning Boneless would help with learning the Caveman as I have problems with having both feet off the ground and not on the board and having to land both feet on the board
@@bartallen8121 learning to boneless will 💯 help you learn to caveman. That’s the amazing part of skating. The tricks and skills are all so connected. Learn one or the other, and it will help you learn the next trick. It’s such a compounding skill 💪💪
@@SarahParkMatott I like how you've used the bolts of the trucks for the boneless, I've seen all the other videos and they used the tail and I tried following and felt it really unstable.
Following your advice, it really helped me with my stability and makes me less worried about falling.
@@bartallen8121 you can use either. But, I think it’s better to start on the bolts and then have fun with variations later 💪 glad this version has been better for you!
This is amazing! Where did you get your griptape?
Thank you! I actually painted the gripe tape myself 😃
Hey I know this is old but I find the Boneless better than Ollie's it looks more cooler and They are more fun to do down Stairs and off ledges, or down a hip ramp !! I do This trick all the time when im at the skatepark! Can u do them down Stairs or ledges yet?
I actually haven't tried..I do them a lot on flat! I like to do FS 180 flips on flat with them haha 😃
@@SarahParkMatott that's awesome 👌 U should absolutely Try them off a 2 stair or a 3 stair , they are fun 😀I do bonelesses off ledges and 2-3 stairs all the time and I'm working on trying it off a 4 stair or a 5 stair lmfao
Keep up the great work , and keep on skating
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My greetings to Indonesia! 🙋♀️
Do you think this can be used for an electric skateboard? Not for style or excessive height, just can't get past curbs XD
Hmm I’ve never ridden an electric skateboard, but from what I hear they are pretty heavy lol I would worry about dropping it on the curb by accident and hitting the battery. I’m not sure how much turbulence they can take either😂 but, it’s not a bad idea if you think it might work and not cause any damage 🤔
@@SarahParkMatott ill give it a very careful try.
Thanks for your input and love your videos
@@danialazam4916 thank you! I’m glad you’ve been enjoying the videos 😃 hope it does work out!
I like to switch bone it saves energy
What gloves do you recommend that don’t get destroyed by grip tape?
well, a glove made with suede or leather would probably be the best against grip. I am just using running gloves from under armer, and they have been surprisingly long lasting.
@@SarahParkMatott thanks, i was practicing pop to nose grabs (idk the name) yesterday and my thumb was all cut up and killing me after rubbing against the grip tape when catching the board.
@@Indigo-33 ah I know exactly what you mean. The grip really gets you. Hope you can grab some gloves that work well!
Your rad!
do you know is there a difference between boneless & bean plant or it's same exact trick?
The way you grab the board is different. A boneless is done by grabbing the board with your back hand and you grab the toeside edge (the edge your toes face). A bean plant is done with the front hand and you grab the heelside edge (the edge your heels face). I hope that helps ☺️
Now I understand, tnx a lot for both this tutorial & that explanation
@@sws126 thank you! Happy to help 😃
Nice video
Thank you! :D
Ill save this video on watch later so i can learn how to boneless when my ankle is okay
Hope the ankle is okay soon 🙏
@@SarahParkMatott I almost learn it but I fell and my wrist is hurt but I’ll try it again when my protection gear is delivered