HOW TO MANUAL THE EASIEST WAY TUTORIAL

The Purpose of Braille Skateboarding is to grow the number of people who skateboard by teaching, motivating, and inspiring. We do this by making skateboard tutorial videos covering every how to skateboard video under the sun moon and stars. By learning ourselves and showing that no matter how old or young you can learn to skate. Part of this is also providing a suggested path to take in learning to skate. Then we inspire NEW people to learn to skate by making videos outside the very small world of skateboarding. We turn an ipad into a skateboard, skate on a big screen TV, and even a door. We focus not only on the creativity here but building the board and then all the way through to seeing what tricks can be done on it. Skaters have always been a creative bunch of people they take the normal ideas of society and change it to create their own world. Most people see a set of stairs we see a kick flip going down them. Our goal here is to take people that may never of thought of skateboarding before and get them on a board.

I have created many ways to achieve the above goal and will list them all below. Different ways for different people so have a look through and see what fits you best.

[AlejandroGarciaBS]

my name is manual skateboard im a san francisco bay area and today im going to teach you Aaron Kyro

[averagegaming]

I feel like he's trying to hypnotize me

[JorgeSantos-ccvw]

Thanks to Aaron Kyro, a sponsored skateboarder from the San Francisco Bay area, I learned how to manual

[sonko]

The generations of skaters that have grown up watching braille tutorials shows the influence theyve had on the culture.

[justinnavarrete]

my name is bay and I'm a San Francisco Aaron from the Kyro sponsored area

[jakehughes]

old lady:who do you think you are pushing me

aaron:my name is Aaron kyro I'm a skateboarder from the San Francisco Bay area

[daynescott]

THAT SAD ASS MUSIC THOUGH. IS THIS HOW TO CRY TUTORIAL???

[tmpace]

Take your front trucks off... and grab onto a speeding car... you'll learn pretty quickly...

[Monkea]

Start manualing from one line to antoher. next clip Manualing the whole parking lot

I'm Aaron Kyro, and *this* is my pawn shop

[joeytyo]

I went from not being able to do any tricks... but i have road a skateboard for over 10years. So my balance and comfort riding a board is like Second nature. And now after watching your videos and practicing tricks I am now able to Ollie, frontside 180, pop shuv, kickflip, and im still working on backside 180, heelflip, and tre flip! But my point is having a good foundation for just riding the board as you mentioned in all your videos really is your biggest advantage on learning tricks faster. Thank you so much Aaron Kyro and i will continue to use your videos until i learn all the BASICS of skateboarding 🛹🛹🛹

[daynescott]

what's his name again? where is he sponsored from? I forgot.

[miguelmendoza]

thank you Aaron Carter for teaching me how to manual

[bermchasin]

this video is incredible I clicked on it but hadnt even watched it yet and my manuals improved from like 5-6 seconds to over 30 seconds instantly! THANKS AK

[erebus]

The way I learned manuals was quite simple, really. I'd just go starting off trying manuals as a means to warm up as my knees have already taken their share of beatings from riding so many years and if I did not stretch them out, it would cause me some pretty nasty pains otherwise and when I was done, I would end my last 10-20 minutes of skating just playing around with the manuals once again. The reason I did this is because manuals don't put any impact on my worn out knees and I would just do them as much as possible as riding on 2 wheels was more fun than just riding on all 4 the whole time. I saw it as more like something to do just for fun instead of practice and by the time I was consciously aware that I had figured them out I had been doing them with proper controlled technique for over a week! I know, it sounds weird, but that's just the way some things were for me in skateboarding. Don't look at it as practicing, look at it as just doing it for fun and before you know it, you'll realize after however long you've been playing around with them that you've pretty much figured out the trick to them probably without even ever having realized it right off hand!

[paracore]

Cop: the need to see some ID
Aaron: I'm Aaron Kyro I'm a professional skateboarder from the sanfransisco bay area

[SaccoBelmonte]

that manual tre to manual at the end...

[Auxytocin]

its crazy how much more of an appreciation I have for watching skate videos from watching these videos.

[VuduHDD]

You can hear the passion in your voice when you do these tuts keep it up bro you got yourself another subscriber

[SkateDaBRD]

It's so much fun doing manuals! It's downright my favorite and most done trick, so much fun messing around and inventing pathes to manual across them! So many variations it will keep you busy for a loooong time!