Really liking these videos, especially how you highlight the relationship between grinds. Would really appreciate your take on spinning in and out (mostly spinning out) of grinds and the progression of it. In particular, how to master the "pop" out of a grind, into fakie and beyond. Cheers dude keep it up!
Man any backside stuff is scary to me. I guess with the exception of the torque and full torque for some reason. But then there are guys who are way more comfortable with backside and avoid frontside (especially for royale's or unity's). Anyway good video! Definitely helps me as I really need to get on my backsides.
Hey man, I really dig your channel. These tutorials are super helpful. I appreciate the technical aspect you focus on. I cant wait to see your top 3 switch ups!
"I work a full-time job too and I'm still tryna get out here and make these tutorials for us." Thanks for keeping it real man, it is hard to make time and learn to skate while having a full-time job. Thanks for showing that it is possible to have a full-time job and learn how to skate.
I have exponentially progressed the past month, my natural leaping ability allows me to skate transition and quarters with ease. I struggle with grinds a bit, especially backside, this has def helped.
Thanks! Here's a clip of my on this rail. I didn't have the time to film the backside trick and photograph it. We literally had 30 min in between clients to make this. Hope you enjoy this short edit. czcams.com/video/FkLoHQhWwKA/video.html
very helpful chanel....when i go to a skatepark with my skates on i see myself doing really cool shit...bust most of the time all i end up doing is skate around the skatepark🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦♀️
Thank you! The arms go up and they stay there as best as you can. They will move along the way and that's when the ride begins. Find balance and enjoy the ride🤙
The videos are great, thank you! I don't know if it's video worthy, but do you have any tips on staying up and riding it out on the ledge? I started some of the basic grinds last year, and I've become more comfortable with them, but I can only grind for a couple seconds before leaning away and coming out of the grind. I know I need to be more on top of the ledge, but I can't seem to get it from my brain to the body.
Thank you! I plan on covering this soon, but with the NWST coming up I probably wont get to it till next month. But for now speed is vital. I think with ledges you need to know how fast to go, to slide the whole ledge. Also the way you look will determine where you'll go. If you look off to the side of the ledge, that's where you're going. If you look to the end that's where... hopefully you should go. Also try pressing down into your feet. Sometimes that helps with duration. But mostly its speed and landing in a way that keeps the speed. Hope this helps for now. Have fun and enjoy the process🤙
@@acostablades8138 Awesome, thank you! I definitely have a habit of looking down at my feet to watch my lock. I'm gonna put your tips to practice!. I do need step it up my speed even though it freaks me out haha.
It’s odd, my right foot is dominant and I find it easier to do a backside switch(can barley do a backside) , possibly because that has my left foot forward.
Dont worry! I'm beginner, if i can do it i front slide goofy, but my soul foot tends to be the opposite regular side. I'm goofy stance on skateboard, but maybe i learn everything switch? Best not to think about goofy, or regular. You facing forward either way unlike on skate board.
I am able to frontside ledges and rails and somewhat switch frontside ledges. When it comes to backsides I just started getting some long slides on round rails but on ledges going backside I always seem to get wheel bite on my front foot. Any tips? Looking forward to a switch up vid!
Can you recommend an at-home adductor exercise? I hurt something in that area because I wasn’t able to hold a strong stance. I can’t go to the gym because COVID.
Hi, i am from Singapore, i skate before but not into aggressive...For beginners learning grinding, do u recommend flat set up with 4 wheels or anti rocker set up? I m just worried abt wheel bite...i been watchin alot of ur tutorial n its great..
Ok great...But da thing is i am currently skating with USD Aeon 60 Team XXI...I am thinking of trying anti rocker wheels on a flat setup...Does it help? Thanks..
Wow thank you for doing this in ur spare time
🙏🙏🙏❤
This is a grind I never learned back in the day. Now I wanna learn them.
I recently learned this grind and two things that helped me was learning switch frontside, and putting a chair either side of my p-rail
Really liking these videos, especially how you highlight the relationship between grinds. Would really appreciate your take on spinning in and out (mostly spinning out) of grinds and the progression of it. In particular, how to master the "pop" out of a grind, into fakie and beyond. Cheers dude keep it up!
Really appreciate your videos. Learning to skate again at 35 years old and this is getting me excited. Lots of love from Bristol, UK.
That spot is a thing of beauty! So jelly
Man any backside stuff is scary to me. I guess with the exception of the torque and full torque for some reason. But then there are guys who are way more comfortable with backside and avoid frontside (especially for royale's or unity's). Anyway good video! Definitely helps me as I really need to get on my backsides.
Awesome tutorial, just learned them today ! This trick feels so good ! Thanks so much🤩🤜🏼🤛🏼💯
Amazingly positive message man! Great vibes. We do forget how important the process is and how the journey is the point, not the end.
Hey man, I really dig your channel. These tutorials are super helpful. I appreciate the technical aspect you focus on. I cant wait to see your top 3 switch ups!
"I work a full-time job too and I'm still tryna get out here and make these tutorials for us." Thanks for keeping it real man, it is hard to make time and learn to skate while having a full-time job. Thanks for showing that it is possible to have a full-time job and learn how to skate.
I have exponentially progressed the past month, my natural leaping ability allows me to skate transition and quarters with ease. I struggle with grinds a bit, especially backside, this has def helped.
Cheers for the content man! I do want to actually see you grind the rail one time or just give us thumb nails on the ledge Haha. Keep up the good work
Thanks! Here's a clip of my on this rail. I didn't have the time to film the backside trick and photograph it. We literally had 30 min in between clients to make this. Hope you enjoy this short edit. czcams.com/video/FkLoHQhWwKA/video.html
very helpful chanel....when i go to a skatepark with my skates on i see myself doing really cool shit...bust most of the time all i end up doing is skate around the skatepark🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦♀️
Same...
Thank you so much for these tutorials ! I just started skating and it really really helps ! Awesome 😎
Enjoy the proces... such good advice. nothing like the feeling of learning a new trick, it's just the best.
Couldn't agree more!
Good coach
Can you please teach us how to do long grinds in generall I keep locking on but my body wants to slip out
Cool bro nice vid verry good peace
A RAMP, A LEDGE W COPING, AND MULTIPLE RAILS? whole ass skatepark right there lol
so helpful thank you for this!!
Let's talk about a park with a random, singular coping ledge. How awesome is that?!
Super Awesome lo we Blessed with this one for sure.
Awesome as usual! What about arms positioning?
Loved the gym hint
Thank you! The arms go up and they stay there as best as you can. They will move along the way and that's when the ride begins. Find balance and enjoy the ride🤙
Get it!
The videos are great, thank you! I don't know if it's video worthy, but do you have any tips on staying up and riding it out on the ledge? I started some of the basic grinds last year, and I've become more comfortable with them, but I can only grind for a couple seconds before leaning away and coming out of the grind. I know I need to be more on top of the ledge, but I can't seem to get it from my brain to the body.
Thank you! I plan on covering this soon, but with the NWST coming up I probably wont get to it till next month. But for now speed is vital. I think with ledges you need to know how fast to go, to slide the whole ledge. Also the way you look will determine where you'll go. If you look off to the side of the ledge, that's where you're going. If you look to the end that's where... hopefully you should go. Also try pressing down into your feet. Sometimes that helps with duration. But mostly its speed and landing in a way that keeps the speed. Hope this helps for now. Have fun and enjoy the process🤙
@@acostablades8138 Awesome, thank you! I definitely have a habit of looking down at my feet to watch my lock. I'm gonna put your tips to practice!. I do need step it up my speed even though it freaks me out haha.
It’s odd, my right foot is dominant and I find it easier to do a backside switch(can barley do a backside) , possibly because that has my left foot forward.
Dont worry! I'm beginner, if i can do it i front slide goofy, but my soul foot tends to be the opposite regular side. I'm goofy stance on skateboard, but maybe i learn everything switch? Best not to think about goofy, or regular. You facing forward either way unlike on skate board.
There’s no objection, go out and have fun!
well i guess this can be added to Law's monthly challenge video compilation then :-)
Yes. Dude is that ledge randomly just like that or is that a skatepark?
Jak ty to robisz, że wybijasz się z obu nóg tak równo? Mi zawsze prawa noga szybciej wyskakuje.
I am able to frontside ledges and rails and somewhat switch frontside ledges. When it comes to backsides I just started getting some long slides on round rails but on ledges going backside I always seem to get wheel bite on my front foot. Any tips? Looking forward to a switch up vid!
Maybe try leaning just a little more towards the edge. Its a matter of finding that sweet spot in every trick. With practice you will get it.
Can you recommend an at-home adductor exercise? I hurt something in that area because I wasn’t able to hold a strong stance. I can’t go to the gym because COVID.
i have the fear of falling forwards and breaking my face lmao
You and i both, thank goodness we have hands to catch.
@@acostablades8138 wow i think you just got rid of my fear. ima try backsides on my next sesh. thanks so much!
Hi, i am from Singapore, i skate before but not into aggressive...For beginners learning grinding, do u recommend flat set up with 4 wheels or anti rocker set up? I m just worried abt wheel bite...i been watchin alot of ur tutorial n its great..
I think for skating flat is the best but for learning grinds anti rocker helps a lot. I skated 15ys anti and learned all my grinds that way.
Ok great...But da thing is i am currently skating with USD Aeon 60 Team XXI...I am thinking of trying anti rocker wheels on a flat setup...Does it help? Thanks..
@@zackzainal8519 aye bro old comment but do you still skate?
Finally I made it - thanks to Acosta's vid & tips the backside is here!
czcams.com/video/JP2AtoShWXs/video.html
LoL I am afraid I will fall on the edge with my back and never get up again how did he knew :)
Oie so muito sua fa de vuga meu canal
A backside ufo