3 easy ways to improve Walk the Dogs on your skateboard

[squeek]

Something I haven't seen anyone mention is to practice balancing on one foot while moving backwards. When walking the dog without much speed, you often pull the skateboard back a bit before/while rotating it, and that always messed me up because I had no sense of balance with that motion. Just standing on my board with one foot and getting the board to move backwards for a few minutes made me much more comfortable with that type of balance and helped my walk the dogs a lot.

[Kainus]

One of the most beautiful old school tricks.

[drewhenry]

lol. always do 180 pivots. good tips, I'll keep at it.

[heyyy]

huh why is this the first time i ever heard of this trick lmaooo

[arthurwedlock]

Cheers mate I've been wanting to learn walk the dogs

[williambo]

trick is best on small freestyle boards for beginners i can do this on a cruiser board with ease

[dididiihas]

I already do this, so thus, my dog walking skills are sufficient.

[pandan-cake]

Keep posting and one day you'll blow up. :)

[villeberger]

Pls do fakie and stationary walk the dog tutorials!

[a-disaster]

Don't know whether it'll work out, but I'll take it!

[dididiihas]

It's cool to do these when you can do them fast, looking forward, with your hands in your pockets lol

[owengalway]

I try to do a 270 degree pivot so that my front foot is already in the spot it needs to be.

[noelmclellan]

I can get this trick. I usually get all the way around then fall forward. the rest of the time my front foot isn't pivoting in place or my back foot slips off. What might I be doing wrong?

[joycetam]

ive been looking for the name of this trick for so long

[kwadens]

whenever i do them my front foot gradually moves forward on the board after every pivot until it’s not in the middle anymore and i can’t do them any tips?

[MaddieBaddie]

I'm trying to learn a certain trick so I'm scrolling through your channel and don't know what the trick's called so
can't Google it or anything. Can anyone help? So basically you put one foot on each side of the board and "walk." This is confusing know but don't know how else to explain it. I know it's not a cow walk or a dog walk.

[TheDudeway]

My board always speeds up as shit and 🔫 other people's legs muhahaha