Hehe, thanks I was sure close at times, timing is important :) But also it was my front side and my head with the camera is usually more over the corner than the board so maybe it looks more close in the video than it actually was.
Check out t-raceglobal.com - its a standardized track that you can set up with 5 cones on any parking lot and it will make you practice all the important things like throttle control, fast straights, tight corners. There is a live ranking and all the top riders are there so you will see where you are and what is the benchmark. There are tips how to time yourself t-raceglobal.com/timing-systems Ideally if you can invest get yourself a gps tracker and check some of the videos here how to compare the laps and find out a hidden time. A gps will let you explore your different lines and find out what is faster without guessing. All the top riders are using Racebox nowadays which has a very good precision and can give you the data you need to get faster. You can then time yourself anywhere, even on some custom track you have on a parking lot or anywhere. If you have any local group or a smaller race you can attend its definitelly as the race itself is a lot of stress and its good to learn your routine so you do it automatically and can concentrate as much as possible on the race details. Feel the heat of the race and the stress of making a mistake when it matters. Prepare for technical issues what can go wrong and have tools to fix it. Even just signing yourself for public karting race if you can is a great practice, because you learn how to navigate on the track, what does it mean to defend etc. Karting will also make you feel more comfortable with the limits of a track in general because you feel safer there.
Awesome footage
We’re a week away from year 3 and this video is still so bad ass!
Hopefully I will get some good shots this year aswell 😀
Dude this is so great!!
HOW HAVE I JUST FOUND OUT ABOUT THIS TODAY IN 2024 😮😮😮 ANY ESKATE GROUPS IN THE ORLANDO AREA YOU KNOW OF???
There was an event in Orlando just this March www.electrifyexpo.com/electrifyraceleague
Maybe try contacting this group instagram.com/eskatesquad/
Did anyone else think he was going to be eating hay at 0:56? That's some board control on display. Nice vid.
Hehe, thanks I was sure close at times, timing is important :) But also it was my front side and my head with the camera is usually more over the corner than the board so maybe it looks more close in the video than it actually was.
🤘🤘🤘
Ahoj, Nepodělil by ses o názor na Ruckus a Radium ?
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 yeeeesss!!!!
I.plan on entering next year any tips ?
Check out t-raceglobal.com - its a standardized track that you can set up with 5 cones on any parking lot and it will make you practice all the important things like throttle control, fast straights, tight corners. There is a live ranking and all the top riders are there so you will see where you are and what is the benchmark. There are tips how to time yourself t-raceglobal.com/timing-systems
Ideally if you can invest get yourself a gps tracker and check some of the videos here how to compare the laps and find out a hidden time. A gps will let you explore your different lines and find out what is faster without guessing. All the top riders are using Racebox nowadays which has a very good precision and can give you the data you need to get faster. You can then time yourself anywhere, even on some custom track you have on a parking lot or anywhere.
If you have any local group or a smaller race you can attend its definitelly as the race itself is a lot of stress and its good to learn your routine so you do it automatically and can concentrate as much as possible on the race details. Feel the heat of the race and the stress of making a mistake when it matters. Prepare for technical issues what can go wrong and have tools to fix it.
Even just signing yourself for public karting race if you can is a great practice, because you learn how to navigate on the track, what does it mean to defend etc. Karting will also make you feel more comfortable with the limits of a track in general because you feel safer there.