pogo'd down a bank, like 10 hops or so, weird feeling trick, very fun.
pogo'd down a bank, like 10 hops or so, weird feeling trick, very fun.
One foot manual morse code tap.. Feels goofy.
Only got one of these super sktech, and don't even know what to call it.
Approach QP to turn frontside, pop up placing the front foot on the coping or deck, basically no comply the boards nose into your front hand while pivoting on the planted foot, use nosegrab to lead board back onto it's tail on the coping, place front foot back on board and ride away happy.
Frontside no comply nose grab body jar??? What the heck am I doing!?
Originally Posted by Krome
Like this @9:15?
If it doesn't have some goofy name from the 80's (which everyone forgot by the 90's), I'd call it a iceplant to tail.
tricks like those are referred to as 'sweepers' where I'm from
Sweepers are where you plant the back foot. DV is planting the front foot.
Sweepers:
Dude, you may have just turned me onto something.
Yeah, same basic thing, but with the front foot going down and not so much of a pop.
Got one very fluidly the other day. Been hitting one or two ugly ones every 10 tries or so though, so it'll come along sooner or later.
I'm going to try this ish next, though. Looks fun.
I want a mini-ramp in my garage!!!
Went to the big park today. Got a frontside slash on my first wall I've been trying to get all summer (the first wall is at least a foot higher than the one you drop in on) and an ally-oop spin slide thing. Approach wall as if you'd be carving frontside, but ally-oop powerslide and come out forward.
And... OH! Rock to fakies on the 6' with massive coping.
Good day.
hahaha thats awesome.
a new trick that I learned was a "fakie bigspin no-comply" ... whatever the #2 trick is in this video. I go them sketchy but they're real fun
how the fuck do you do that stuff?
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Well you just kinda get gnarly
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Yeah I love no comply tricks like that
Not really hard once you figure them out
You're right, they're really not. I always say the straight up no comply is the hardest of them all. I've seen quite a few people that got tonnes of variations but cant just do a regular no comply. Kinda cool how that works...
Yeah right now I'm trying to get regular no complys nice so im just doing em over everything
On another note I dropped in for my first time today (lol) and it wasn't hard at all. It's already natural. And after getting comfortable with it I learned axle stalls, feeble stalls, and 5-0 stalls. Simple stuff really isn't that hard
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