How-To Skateboarding: Backside Air With Aaron 'Jaws' Homoki

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Today Jaws shows you how to do Backside Airs.

Music by:
Talkdemonic
"Palace Walk"

WARNING!
Skateboarding is a hazardous sport. Engaging in the activities shown and described in this video can cause serious injury and possibly death. Any person who skateboards is assuming all risks of personal injury and damage that can result from skateboarding.

[ivanbitt]

i just learned it a few weeks ago at the beggining it seemed impossible and now im going higher and higher and getting more confident... your trick tip video helped me a lot thanks Jaws... now u can teach us how to do a mc twist or a bs 540

[suicidesnowman]

I love how all jaws trick tips are for the scariest to learn tricks that no one does, like backside boneless, blunt to fakie, backside air. I love it.

[element]

I miss this segment please bring it back!

[johncab]

2019. Some other stylish backside airs: Hosoi, Steve Cab, Lester Kasai, and who can ever forget Chris Miller. Just getting this trick down myself and I love the reaction after I pull a good one.

[ItsKayos]

Thanks dude now i can really air it feels like a bird in the sky chierp

[JimiBerkeley]

this seems so easy when your not looking at a QP

[vertskater]

This really helped thank you so much anyone who does this trick the only other thing I would say is look at the ramp until your at your top point then look at your board at your top point this makes your brain react to things faster and you will get stopped from over rotating

[trasher]

BUMP YOUR WHEELS BROS, i learned by popping and since the fateful day i started bumping that bad boy i stopped bailing all of a sudden lol

[abcde]

he is the first person i've seen on the internet doing backside airs without helmets or pads. there are no verts in my country. the steepest ramp around is an over vert so i've never seen anyone doing bs airs apart from the internet

[skaterjay]

seems like a nice guy. It's good to see the pros do this sort of thing, especially guys with all the hype behind them like Jaws.

[shimes]

Jaws is da man! Pretty good teaching skills here, but wow what a difference! So much more confident now

[XxpzychogrlxX]

I was at Woodward on the last week 11 2021

[guitarist]

I would feel so much more comfortable trying tricks like this on wooden ramps! My town's skatepark is all concrete,

[clintonpage]

Can you do this on a 3ft mini, with 5 ft transition???

[ivanbitt]

i find the frontside ones easier... because you can look better to the ramp and its easier to spot your landing.. backside airs can be pretty gnarly sometimes cause you're spinning backwards to the ramp... some people might find backside ones easier, but its just my opinion

[Troupe]

He reminds me of Rickety-Cricket from "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia"

[lordata]

@sachskater If you're doing the bonk off with your wheels style then yeah the ramp pretty much has to go to vert. If you ollie it like the backside ollie

[MACEO]

I've got mi Ollie really done, but should I learn to bs ollie before trie to bs air or not ?

[mathewharmer]

Repertichion a interesting word for a back side air you might try straight up and down carve or alley oup

[thomasbuchanan]

Anyone got any advice on what to expect also how long can I expect it to take me to learn