savannah both fs and bs

Farvs man please

How to wear aggressive skate properly

Not sure if you’ve done a mix up series yet but it would be cool to have some tips on approaching mix ups on rails and ledges. 🙏

Will do! I don't know what to teach next tho haha

Cheers! I'm glad you like them :) Will do

Cheers, Will do!

I'm glad I helped! I some how learnt this before royal haha Good luck man!

You've got it for sure. Cheers Moe ✌🏻

Cheers man. That Unity you did on coping was so dope! Super long!

Thanks so much man! I hope you think them as much as I do 🙏

@@BrandonDrummond 😌 👌

Cheers! I designed it 😀 You can buy one here ❤ www.shop-laced.com/

May be a little advance but maybe. I kinda want to cover the basics first

Sounds like a lot of people want this! I think I'll make a general topside video. Cheers for the suggestion!

I think a top side one would be good 👍👌

Topsides are a very hard one to teach without being there with you, like the royal. but I can do my best! Ill try make one for next week! I wouldn't recommend learning x grind first. I find that much harder! Unless you're really good at switch makios. The biggest tip I can give for topsides is make sure you're grinding on your frame. Pushing down on the frame, not sideways on the soul. Otherwise I'll go more in depth in a video :)

Don’t know if it will help you but one trick that works for me is to do a regular grind/stall and then right after do it topside. I have no idea why but last year I was missing topside so much one day. I try regular stall and then lock in topside immediately.

@@BrandonDrummond Looking forward to a video. I've found it difficult to get into and hold the 'pushing on frame' position, especially on ledge. My previous topside attempts have been more of a 'darkside' position rather than 'pushing on the frame'. It would be great to hear your thoughts regarding a progression to learning topsides and tips for getting on the frame on ledge. Thanks!

@@rideblades007 You mean doing a frontside stall, correct? I've heard the tip from others that a helpful first step is to simply jump over (rail) or onto (ledge) what you are grinding. I think this gets you to commit rather than jumping on tentatively or one foot at a time. Seems to me that the frontside stall may be helpful for the same reason.

😂 Savanah ay? Here we go hahaha

I think the type of frames you have make a big difference too. GC featherlights are perfect for them. Cheers for the feedback man! I found the summary was to repetitive I don't think I'll keep it in. That's a ton of ideas! Cheers. I hope you can get back on your skates ASAP! Thanks again.

Thanks for the feedback man! Yeah I think I wont use it anymore! Cheers ✌

This one is very controversial hahaha. In my opinion, A savanah is and alley oop Unity or a true spin unity. So a savanah is a type of unity. Similar to how a kindgrind is a type of sweat stance. Does that make sense?? I could definitely do a Nugen tutorial too! Cheers man. Hope your knees feeling better!

You'll be able to land it in no time! I believe in you!

I'd be so keen but I'm in New Zealand not Aus hahah. If you make it over here hit me up on Insta! I'll be keen for a roll!

Brandon Drummond ohh okay mate I'll let you know if I do . I can't wait to get back on my skates . don't think I'll be doing hand rails for a few months though lol

I blew my ACL on a backside unity. I know exactly what you're talking about.

Daym that's scary! Wish I added that in. Hope you can still skate!

@@BrandonDrummond Haha it would take as much as ripping my leg off to stop me skating...now that its healed its okay just a very weird feeling if i turn my knee inwards...hard to describe.

@@KaelisRa81 same. I didnt get surgery, and with the help of a CTi knee brace, I'm already skating again 4 months later.

How's the tear? I partially tore my MCL as well. I landed weird on an acid grind (my most recent aggressive video has the POP on video in the first clip). It's actually a clip of me RE popping it. First time was off camera, landing a 360 into a heel-pivot thing... Saw fuckin' stars man. Did as much therapy at home as I could, then shaved my inner leg and started using muscle tape. Really helps you mentally keep that part strong whilst skating. Also, I cannot stress enough how important it is to massage, and roll out that injury spot. Bought a cheap ass foam roller from Walmart. With any tear comes rebuild from the repair. Makes scar tissue form in a nasty looking way if you don't smooth it out - literally! Causing more pain in the long run. Hope you're doing better now

That's not weird, I know a bunch of people like that. I just find that way sooo much hard. Never feels right to me haha

I'll try explain. So originally a savannah was a 270 backside unity. But these days a front savanah is an alley oop front unity and a back savannah is a true spin back unity. So a savannah is a type of unity. Kind of like how a kindgrind is a type of sweat stance. Does that make sense?