The BEST Way To Practice Skateboarding

A video about the most effective way to practice skateboarding so that we can reduce injury and improve trick landed percentage.

I came across this topic on the internet a while back and have noticed a big improvement since implementing it into my skating.

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[pennywalkes]

Only tip I could give and bare in mind I'm pretty new to skating (like maybe 2 ish weeks) is if you can try and record yourself while you practice. I find this can help as you can look back at the clips and see your progress and where you can improve. If you are also confident or just need it to feel social you can try streaming on something like IG so you can have some interaction so it doesn't feel so isolating and afterward you can download the stream afterward.

Love the video king keep it up mate

[teakfb]

common W youtuber. defo subscribing and ur underrated my guy!

[stargazingdemigod]

Beautiful breakdown. What worked best for me was to watch different skaters try tricks, go out and try the trick and record myself from different angles. Then slow the video down and watch my feet placement. You'll notice if your leaning to far forward, backward, jumping to the side, etc

[darkus]

im investing views in this video. i dont have any skating related videos and this pops up as a recomendation

[colin]

Six stairs ain’t got nothing on me after this vid😤

[irrelevantideas]

How do you switch stance in skaterXL? Not in the pause menu but just during the gameplay?

[Cfevry]

3 pillars: technique, balance, and power. If the trick is not hitting, youre likely missing one. Oh and always squeeze the shit out of your abs and booty cheeks

[justjordan]

Trying to learn Royal grind in aggressive skating:
Trick: Bend your knees sideways.
Me: Learning Human Anatomy just to find out knees don't bend that way. X-(

[ulpsb]

Hey . What xl map is that? The Subway one