Luvaan Rooyan I appreciate you so much 😂

So what board are you using I want to get a board for sliding idk what to get I need help

@Owen Klingbeil ok thanks for the advice

Jeremy Suitor hey bro I just got my first real professional board and it’s my favorite out of about 20 different ones I’ve had I recommend getting the landyachtz osteon observer

@@jeremysuitor1398 hey dude, sorry for this delayed reply but i am not a professional or anything but its mostly about dimensions of the board rather than brand. Get a "normal" shape one for better slide or get a pin tail for more comfort. Also you need to get nice wheels for it to avoid getting flat spots. The best thing you could do is speak to a professional that doesnt work at a store and he/she will help you out.

When you don't have time to hit the gym, you've gotta make gains anywhere you can!

Awesome! It's a big factor in slide success! Glad you were able to finally get them locked down! Good luck mastering the rest of the sliding maneuvers!

Hey! How is your longboard journey going?

That's crazy! I'm 58 and there is NO way I'm going to try this. I wish I had tried it 30 years ago though.

Same here, feels good to be back.

Glad you enjoyed the video! Let us know if you have any questions or need further tips!

Hindsight is 20/20. If only we had this knowledge available sooner, we could have helped hundreds of people avoid injuries and be riding at a higher level than ever. Practice makes perfect and safety should always be first! Wear a helmet, knee pads and gloves whenever you are pushing your limits!

Aye... Solid advice, to be sure. It is excellent content and instruction on your channel, indeed. I have gained loads therefrom. Charge on lads.🤙😎

Will save me from what would have likely been quite a learning process, really...... Broken collarbone is healing well though....😀👍

We feel that speaking in terms that most people can understand is important. Also, we learned alot from the Chappelle show back in the day

Shakeira Bell he also said the location

THANK YOU FOR WATCHING!

Second that 😉👌

Be careful of cars! It's a busy street during peak traffic hours, but thankfully visibility is pretty easy and clear from the top! Please be nice to the neighbors, they've been awesome and love to come out and watch!

That will work!

No problemo!

No problem! Let us know if you are encountering any issues while you climb the learning curve. We can try and address those problems in a later episode!

Haha, it's been 36 degrees here, but of the scorching kind. Literally getting hard to breathe out in the sun.

H4V0K1407 where you?

Australia

H4V0K1407 You know Joe was talking about **Farenheit**? right

Jamster 07 yeah Akron, Ohio. USA

Yup! The little details can make all the difference! Don't forget to use the crouch > stand up > crouch again technique!

Thanks! Now get out there and don't break a leg!

No worries! Happy to help!

Thanks! We hope to keep the education going in the spirit of Adam and Adam!

Thanks! Glad we made sense!

Gabriel Del Pino Speed helps! Going faster makes your slides go further and longer, which means your front wheels will be sliding too. With a higher speed going into the slide, you have to push the board with strong but slow force, so you make sure you're easing into the slide and not doing a 180 too quickly.

Thanks! Do you have any other longboarding related topics you could use help with?

LoadedNewsletter I've always been confused about reverse kingpin trucks. Are certain trucks specialized to be put on reverse, or can I just take any trucks and reverse them. Also do they take away the carving aspect of the board and do they make slide intiation easier? Thanks again for the awesome videos!

That is epic! Sliding electric skateboards is almost a new genre of longboard sliding. Usually, weight is focused towards the back truck, causing the balance to be a little off. Try to focus as much of your weight on your front foot while getting low. Pretty much, try to make your butt touch your front foot's heel. If you can get close, then you are in the perfect position to lean really hard on your heels into a deep turn and cause the board to do a big slide! Accelerating while sliding is a whole another thing and incredibly challenging to master. Stoked to hear you getting into a fun new hobby! Let us know if there are any other questions of topics we should cover in future videos!

What are the gloves you guys are wearing. I'm the same. Just got an E- board and wouldn't mind a slid or two lol

We love making them! Do you have anything specific in mind?

melo7849 great advice, and very true, but that’s for downhill because when riding switch you will amplify your wobbles by not tightening your trucks. So for freeride I wouldn’t do this or maybe just slightly keep that back tighter and not go too extreme with this tip. Also, if you ride a lot on a directional board like the evo, your trucks naturally will have more squishy front truck bushings from you weight always turning from the front and you back truck bushing being less broken in and deformed therefore, I feel like your board will naturally suited to your needs and prevent wobble if you ride a certain way and for freerding you don’t even need to tell front from back and for this reason your setup naturally without adjustment with wear 50/50 throughout your 2 trucks. This is y my rule of thumb is -Whatever you do to one truck, do it to the other... if you do your method don’t go over the top with it because your back bushing will deform, instead, if you absolutely need to, ride harder bushings in ur back truck

#EverybodySkates is amazing!

Glad we could help you avoid becoming road pasta!

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Toeside checks can take a while to figure out! Try watching Ethan's trick tip on Toeside/Backside checks to get a good idea of what needs improvement! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sJ6XmdWinJvKp4U.html

I have watched it, that is how I have been learning, thanks.

Did you eat shit?

As soon as you hit 15 you probably realized "you done f'd up" right. Also did you eat shit?

I did 25 mph on a nickle penny board and I wanted to die man- that was a rush but if I moved like one inch I would have went into the pavement

I did the same and bailed in to the grass verge lucky raised. Here for the same reasons