A DIFFERENT Way to Push on your Board

Some people have commented on my videos why or how I "push" like this on my board. I've never really thought much of it, but without further ado, this is my coined term "step-jump" aka the "running man." You technically step off your board, and then jump back on it.
Hope this helps those asking how to do it!
Happy riding 🤙🏼
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[@LuckyChinDesu]

I saw on CZcams that some skaters call it a ghost ride. I think I will try it too when the weather becomes a bit warmer.

[@gucci_meme4250]

Got a new 22" penny coming in the mail thanks to the sale they got. I'm gonna try this on that oversized rollerskate

[@alvarotudor3239]

Thanks to you and your channel I'm thinking about buy a mini-cruiser, it looks so much fun. I have zero experience in skateboarding but I am always open to learn new skills. I'm 46 what can go wrong?? 😁. Cheers from Brazil

[@brooki1201]

Tyler, today I went to practice this method and it was fun, very different from pushing indeed. However I was only able to use it on "no incline". When I tried it with "ramp up", the board rolling on its own slowed down so fast that I couldn't run, I had to walk. I'm just surprised as I was hoping I could run to go faster . Could it be that my wheels are too small? They are 60mm. Would changing to bigger wheels allow me to run? I didn't think the ramp I practiced on was that steep so I was surprised the board slowed so much whenever I step off of it. I like this method more than pushing though, it is less tiring because we use 2 legs instead of one. Thank you.

[@MathewDVlogs]

Hey first comment hey have a good day love the content

[@ElGiliPichaBrava]

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