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Hans Wouters love you Hannns. You showed me how to cross step, thanks

Hey Hans!! Love your channel 😊

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No problem! We are more than happy to help share the knowledge! Please let us know if there is anything specific you need help with so we can create the right kind of video in the future!

good thing im short and fat

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tech freeride would be sick.. bigspin slide shuv and all that stuff.,

I will love some tips in mixing tricks in dancing lines, that will be grate

LoadedNewsletter I'm working on speedcheck slides, a breakdown for beginners would be sweet.

basic freeride!!!, 180 bs stands!, one hand toe slides!!!, etc...

Freeriding would be nice 🔥

Oooohhh, thats a good one! Maybe we're going to have to get Lotfi, Jong Bin, Duo Duo and Ari involved!

We included this link as a card in the video, but in case you missed it, check out Spin-Skate's "Steptionary" to get a good visualization of these moves and more! spin-skate.com/trick-tips/steptionary/

No problem! Happy to help! Please let us know if there is a topic or area we should cover in the future!

Will do, Tony! See you next sunday!

Thanks! Did we forget to cover anything???

LoadedNewsletter I don’t think so. I’ll definitely practice 😁

Oooh thats a good one! Its going to take us a bit to put the story together, but i think we can manage that!

You got it!

LoadedNewsletter gimme some more. Doesn't even have to be educational. Just to get inspired and stoked!

Of course! What exactly are you having trouble with?

Ghostride tricks like ghostride kickflips and shove its and stuff like that

You betcha!

Awesome! We are all about flow since skating in general is one long experience rather than short moments of fun. Usually, we practice by cross stepping every direction we can. It familiarizes yourself with the different balance points on your board and your balancing skills on each foot, as well as getting comfortable skating in different positions than you usually do. When we are trying to incorporate new steps into our routines, we will practice the new steps first and make sure we understand the balance and movements. Once comfortable with the new steps, we will usually start with a cross step and try to lead into the new steps, creating new combos while still mastering new maneuvers. For cross training, many of us like to snowboard and surf whenever we can. Help you understand the different balance points that cater to each type of board sport and how they can then help your skating balance. We also like to practice our balance and control with balancing boards like the Indo Board. You can easily make your own by filling a STRONG two liter water bottle with water and taking an older skate deck with not trucks or wheels and try to maintain your balance on top of the bottle! Hope this helps!

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Watch video of riders from different regions to get new ideas for combos. Korean style is very different than European style, while both are very distinct from classic dancing videos like old Adam and Adam videos. Check out Adam Colton's video Sun Dried Tomatoes for some combo ideas: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b7tpgr2BsLqqZac.html

Yeah they can work! We've tried them a couple of times on dancing setups and they roll just fine, but we did notice that the lumpy edges of the wheel seem to slow you down when you carve really deep into turns. Maybe we are hallucinating, but that's just our personal experiences They look cool though!

The best thing you can possibly do is learn how to fall safely. Depending on availability for you, look into gymnastics tumbling, parkour, or mobility training type stuff. Learn how to roll and how to land softly when you can't roll and practice falling down more than you practice anything else. Once you have it in muscle memory you will feel much more confident when trying tricks! Your body will know how to fall and it will be an instant reaction, you don't even have to think about it. That's why a lot of advanced skaters don't wear any protective gear at the skate park - they've learned how to fall without getting injured. They still get bruised and scraped up, but no serious injuries. Also, get pads and a helmet if you don't already have them, they help a lot for making new tricks feel less scary. I have a helmet + elbow + knee pads and I wear them a lot when practicing, even though I do know how to fall safely. You have to screw it up many times in order to eventually get it right, so brace yourself for lots of falling!

Great point! Maybe we should do safety video???

it is, at least for 360 pirouette, it just kills your shoes sooooo quick, if you want to try 540 or even 720, grip tape will give you a hard time spinning

From our line up, we suggest starting with boards like the Dervish Sama or the Tan Tien! They are drop through boards and make it easier to push and get around town. Each board comes in different flex ratings to make sure you have something that will fit your weight range (weight ranges can be found on each board page) If you want something that will be with you as you progress your skills, then we suggest the Basalt Tesseract! Light, with a little bit of flex, the Basalt Tesseract is perfect for just about any type of riding you want to get into! Tan Tien: loadedboards.com/114-28.html Dervish Sama: loadedboards.com/114-29.html Basalt Tesseract: loadedboards.com/114-16.html

@@LoadedBoards Thanks I appreciate the reply. I'll definitely check them out

Our HQ is in Culver City!

Lol I was like hey that’s my street!

Alberto and Ethan are riding the Loaded Tarab Flex 2! loadedboards.com/114-1.html

Thx mate.

I noticed Alberto was riding a Bhangra too, though he was explaining the trick using a Tarab. 🙂

You can order on loadedboards.com and have it shipped directly to India. We can't give you a shipping quote at the moment because it depends on how large the board is and how much it weighs. You should be able to calculate your shipping costs on the checkout portion of our website! You can also try and order a board from a nearby country that distributes Loaded and Orangatang product. Look into shops like Cold Mountain in China, or Longboard Love from Singapore. We also have distributors in Thailand and Malaysia!

@@LoadedBoards That's so cool. I'm moving to Malaysia this week. Let me get in touch with them. See ya!

We actually have not! We've been dying to go!

You bet! Anything in specific? Slide tricks? Flip tricks? Dancing specific?

*chants* flip tricks! flip tricks!

This is a good point! Will do so in the future! KIDS WEAR YOUR HELMETS!

Trueeee, the subtle angle of your feet does make a big difference and should've been mentioned! We will keep that in mind next time around. If you got any other suggestions please mention them!

Ethan does them like that in the clips before and after that so I guess if they watch closely people will know how to do them. Adams Video helped me a lot because I just couldn't balance myself very well doing them with my feet almost perpendicular to the board.

We can never replace Adam and Adam and their unique style. They were the first, hard to top that :/

But thank you for doing this anyway brother. I liked it.

More please