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facts they need to built roofs over outdoor skateparks so we can skate when its raining and be out of the sun

@@rippyL then just skate in an indoor lmao💀💀💀

​@@lance4331if u dont have one

@@lance4331 hey dumbass some people dont have indoors in their area.

That makes flipping out of tricks really sensitive and difficult in my opinion. Great advice for learning to hold nice smiths for a long time though. Another adjustment to make can be learning to smith with your knees bent more so you are lower on the ledge (this is hard to build strength up for but it’s worth it). Then you can keep your front foot around the bolts for a proper flip out. Learning to control how much you bend your knees gives you the most control and strength in almost all aspects of skateboarding (this goes for ollies, flip tricks, transition, holding grinds, popping out of grinds, manuals, and comboing tricks) The more you bend your knees, the larger your range of control is. #1 rule of skating is BEND YOUR KNEES

@@TytyGoBonkers Good response & yes your suggestion can work as well. Popping out & flipping out of my preferred technique isn’t hard to do as you may think. It actually makes flip tricks out a lot easier to do such as tre flips/varial flips. Most people started doing trey flips with their legs closer together when they were learning because it was easier to start the rotation. Yes on flat ground doing tricks with your feet closer together looks bad but not out of a smith or feeble. Take a look at Mikey Whitehouse, he does my preferred technique & many people like the look of it. You might need to see it vs imagining the look of it in your mind.

Central FL, same struggle

Well if you see a guy talking to a camera in the middle of the skate park it's not crazy to assume he's down for a "crazy shot idea" and a chat.

I mean DFW parks, all parks are not accessible to everyone either some Texas skaters do not own a car and public transportation is limited

having a park with a 3ft-ish mellow-ish mini ramp is definitely needed around here! There really isn't anywhere with beginner-centric transition to learn transition skating. It's either no transition at all or gnarly large bowls 😕

@@colinhawks2469 well said. the very few baby qps we got around here are always narrow and next to the dirt. I am trying to learn frontside stalls/grinds but I always get psyched out when the qps are narrow. feels like if i miscalculate i am going to fly off that thing lol

Sk8 City Skatepark Silksworth, Sunderland

Lol I'm in North Wales caernarfon to be precise

@@liggerz87 My bad! A four hour drive each way, not too likely 😜👍‼️

@@Dan_Kornfeld welcome to stay over if you'd like make it a bit of a worth while drive I can't do much but could go to a few parks if wanted also got my mate skateboarding he 41 lol

Zaddy noooo