Learning FS Smith Grind

Cool trick that I never done before. It took me 2h. Subscribe!
Music: Agris Siksna

[ThePetabreadbalbo]

I'm more impressed with the stationary fs smith stalls! Good stuff!

[aussiekartman]

The fact you popped it out is sick. To this day I still rely on doing them off the end of a rail or ledge.

[coupdecoeur]

One of my favorite trick in skateboarding, I do it everywhere like crazy

NOTE : it is less scarier than feeble grind but more difficult (and more beautiful)

[shondrajohnson]

I wish when I was skating I would’ve started not moving and just getting my trucks into place. That’s half the battle and you don’t need to be moving to learn that.

I could never learn fs smiths because I would never lean back enough and just slip forward. I think doing it stationary is way better. Good job dude

[chadwickmoes]

Go fast... U can already lock in it, roll in with confidence and fall down.

[smugglemuffins]

I love that you did it on a park bench the vibes seemed great to help keep the anger away

[cv]

Props. I'm currently learning them on a low curb. Can't learn tricks stationary for the life of me however. I need at least slow movement

[oldbonesonskate]

Thank you all for your comments and likes!
It gives me power to go faster!
I have uploaded a new video - "Homemade Grind Box". I was trying to redo Smith, but as I see on videos then I do not lock in correctly/fully...will redo it again some sunny day :)

[劉旭恩-sz]

inspiring !!
I'm learning it recently
I can do it still, but when i do it when moving it becomes so hard

[gabriellove]

one tip that really helped me was just going much faster. for me it was a lot easier going with a good pace. but might not work for everyone

[bradbeyers]

Nice I never was able to do smith grinds. I could BS feeble a flat rail though.

[drewskeez]

I wish I would have tried learning this way when I was a kid skating....practicing the movement without actually trying to do the full trick. Instead I would just go at everything full speed and fall 50-100+ times until I got the hang of it. Now that im 32 just getting back into skating im being a little smarter about it, lol.

[benz]

Cool man .. i still need to learn that too..

[overthehillskating]

My man! New sub here. Brotha what is your story? I got a channel just like you. Over thirty beginner skater.
Love the content. Don't stop!

[olearris]

Ur friend in the back is giving me very "waiting for the one kid to get off the arcade fighter for once so someone else can play" vibes

[driftlessskater]

I did something similar, but how I really learned the grind was doing it Nollie first.

[jasoncutter]

Easier with speed...when get up there in that smith position and lock it in you can just sail across the bench or rail then pop out and roll away...

[mxqxrlo]

Ive never seen anyone learn it stationary. Interesting.

[Junderclork]

The key is to keep a good amount of pressure on the tail. Don't put much pressure on the front; just hold it low. Balance over the back truck. 😉👉👉

[jesuschil]

Hell yeah dude. Ive never had the balls to front smith. I can still pull a bs Smith but something about front side spooks me. My feet are really big and it feels like I'm gonna catch my toes and eat shit