Cheers Haha you got it for sure man! ✌🏻good luck! I lool forward to seeing it

I was wanting to do topsides, just havent worked out the best way to teach it. Ill keep it in mind ✌🏻 thanks man

Cheers man. Appreciate the feedback. Ill try plan out covering all the basics. Especialy the ones amall missed. Thanks man, will do

I'm always looking for new ideas/suggestions. Great Ideas! I'll get on to making those asap! A huge tip for holding grinds is to look at the end of the obstacle as soon as you lock the grind, and really try get your shoulders over your feet. Switch spins grinds are very hard, it just takes practice. A tip to jump high is to use your arms. try spring down fast before you jump too. Think down, up as you jump. Very hard to explain without video😆 I find that really helps me get more height. Thanks for watching!

@@BrandonDrummond Cheers man! I like that tip about looking at the end of the obstacle. Ill be trying it out soon. great vids... plz keep them up

Ill keep those sugguestions in mind. Think I could teach the unity the best. A video explaining trick terms is a good idea too, i will probably get them wrong tho haha. Cheers for the feedback man ✌🏻 ill keep the summary in then.

Hey! Thanks for watching! Step 4 is to do the grind very short on the end of the obstacle. Or tap the end in other words. This is just to build confidence. I hope you learn a new trick!

@@BrandonDrummond Yes thank you. I gonna try it out... Am looking forward to it

Hey, Thanks for the comment. I already disagree with my statement in that video. I think I've become a bit out of touch with learning royals haha. Royals are a safer trick than frontsides once you've learnt them. but they're much harder to learn then frontsides. Your trailing foot should be taking around 60% of your weight, towards your toes (For Frontside Royal). You want to have your feet right bellow your shoulders and be slightly leaning towards your leading foot. Your Leading foot shouldn't be taking as much weight as your trailing foot. Try having you skates a little loose and focus on bending your knees and getting lower. When I learnt it switch, I found the best way to stay in the backslide plate was to put my weight on my toes. If you are landing in royal then coming out of the backslide plate, turning into more of a styley frontside, then you are on the right track. Stall the trick as often as you can and keep trying it. One day it will just work. I hope that helps in some way, Good Luck! and thanks for the support 💪

@@BrandonDrummond Thanks for your comment Brandon! I will give it a try and see how it works out

I would never want to dumb down the name of tricks, I just find it funny how all over the place they are. I get the history and its dope, don't get me wrong. It's just funny at times.