How many of you are still working on your Ollie? We hope Chloe's journey helps you learn!

As an adult female who is trying to learn skateboarding, I appreciate you for uploading 55 min video of Chloe practicing. It is very encouraging to see her having the same struggles as I am. More videos of Chloe please.

(Chloe falls) Chloe: "I need a raise..." lol that intro was awesome.

definitely need Aaron's wife on the channel learning how to skate so we can have Chloe vs Aaron's wife game of skate anything counts

Aaron's wife should learn tricks

I like how Aron is so humble while teaching anyone and never gets inpatient

The women of Braille are learning to skate! It’s awesome! ✨

Chloe I'm a 37 year old female learning too. You're inspiring me. Keep it up! Thank you for sharing your story and progress with us! I was cheering for you, great job on the ollie.

Take a drink every time Aaron says "yep" "you got it" or "100%" 😂😭. We love positive affirmations.

I admire the effort that she puts, she literally tried to ollie like 500 times on this video! Keep it up Chloe I would love to see you improving!

Chloe: "I get nervous with cameras on me"

I couldnt stop watching the dog playing fetch with itself on the ramp behind them!

The feeling when you can finally just oliie up any curb or any sewer lid while cruising around is amazing! Just gotta keep remembering to not get too frustrated with yourself, which is always tough!

I’m so ready for more Chloe videos. My wife is getting interested thanks to her. Let’s go women of Braille. 🤙👍👍✊

I just want to start off by saying Chloe is doing a great job! With that said, it is encouraging for a beginner like me (who is still practicing stepping on the board) to watch her struggle. I think it's hard to watch professionals perform these tricks easily and wrap my head around how many hours of practice it actually takes to master.

I love how Aaron is the type a friend that will call you out for telling yourself "I can't" only the best kind of people hound us to land our "first try every try Chloe" tricks that we definitely know how to do but have low confidence

Fully respect your teaching style - us noobs need tutoring and patience and as frustrating as it is for us, I can see that for a pro or anyone with experience this could be agonising, but you support, encourage and challenge just enough for her to keep going - awesome work.

The BEST advice I received learning beginner tricks like Ollie, kick flip, heel, etc. was to support yourself up by placing your hands on top of a washer & dryer while you trick (or substitute with a couple of bar stools or something similar to either side of your body). This will keep your body up while learning the motion with your legs thereby taking all fear away from falling which is the biggest hurdle. You can then move to carpet/grass/crack in sidewalk with no support, then finally to a flat surface. Once you do the trick, you have to repeat it as fast as you can and as many times to drill in that muscle memory. This is the crucial part of the process, because like Aaron says, it’s all muscle memory. The board becomes an extension of your body & ollies will come 2nd nature when you’re not even thinking about it. Hope that helps, enjoy!

i'm a 32 yold female learning to skate, i learned for first 3 days apparently with very wobbly board and i had no clue. it was custom built, i thought it's already perfect, so i wondered why i can't turn my front foot, until one skater helped me and tighten up my screws!!

I pray everyone seeing this is successful and safe!❤️😁