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Old 08-03-2008, 08:54 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: too technical

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Originally Posted by prankshizzel187 View Post
is it just me or are people getting too involved into their setup when their trying to slide? im fairly new to longboarding but my mentality is just there. idk if that makes sense but if you have a board, then you can slide, just go for it?

idk i just think in my opinion people are getting too caught up in what they have and not just riding.


whats your opinion?
well, yeah...if you can ride it, you can slide it...

BUT some people (myself included) watch the paskapoo slide rodeo on youtube and want to/can do multiple spins, crazy sh!t, all kinds of standups, and tons of grabs and slides. this is where the fancy setups come in.

as far as sliding a dervish? yeah, people way overthink that...but tech sliding is a whole different animal, it's a whole discipline in itself, and it needs special setups.
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