Oh, and on another note, I have a digital camera that shoots video, and I can get them onto my computer and watch them, but I don't know how to combine them into a single video, Anybody know if there's a program I have to buy or anything??
How are you guys doing your videos?
__________________
Shortboarder: "What kind of tricks can you do?"
Longboarder: "I can go faster than you"
SB: "That's it?"
LB: "Cops. Bye."
It is really basic and will do everything that you need to start off with.
Just read through all the help sections first and you'll know the program inside out within an hour.
__________________
Roggs Fibreglass Dancer
LBL Old Skool Dancer
Loaded Vanguard Flex 3
Earthwing Drifter
S9 46" Supercruiser
Element Popsicle (it was $50 Canadian, give me a break...)
Old School 80's Board
Lol, I got the challenge and spent about 3 hours on my Freebord, just playing around. I think I might throw some Freebord footage in my video, just because.
Well before the second series started I asked them if I could use any boards, eg freebord for sliding and they didnt say no. So worst comes to worst use the FB footage you may need it.
__________________
Urban Blue 120, Cut down/re-gripped, Holeys, 85mm Krypto Classics
Lush Kisiwa, Holeys, Avalanches
Freebord Alpha 100, S2s, 76mm Krypto Classics, 2 4/5" Mac Oh Boys
Lush Samba, 180mm 30degree max light spring Seismics, Abec 11 70s Flashbacks.
Flexdex Glass Grenade, Tracker RTS/X, Abec 11 No Skools, Biltins
I don't know if I'm alone in this thinking but, I hope that Monday we don't get another new challenge without seeing what the original #2 is supposed to be. The whole concept of hardest trick first so you can have the extra time to learn is getting thrown out the window here. I'm not a great slider, so I don't want a hard slide trick with not as many weeks to work on it as some of these easier tricks we're going to be getting. It's bad enough that I have the G-turn (that I can't pull off yet) looming over my head as well as a trick that I don't even know what it is or when it's coming.
Next challenge is up, it's #5. I'm still not sure what board I want to use for it...dancer could be tough but also nice looking, and shuvits on the Vanguard just aren't fun for me.
__________________
Roggs Fibreglass Dancer
LBL Old Skool Dancer
Loaded Vanguard Flex 3
Earthwing Drifter
S9 46" Supercruiser
Element Popsicle (it was $50 Canadian, give me a break...)
Old School 80's Board
Mmmm, im nowhere on the g-turn still but im hoping for Bob to go for the no-comply grab curb hop thingy he has on one of his videos because A) its an awesomely cool way to tackle curbs and B) i can actually do it
who else is a little bit peeved we haven't seen challenge #2 yet? harder challenge = more time allowed to learn it. I think it's kind of silly that everyone isn't being given the proper amount of allotted time...
__________________
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gecko
I'll pee in there and have sex, but I'm not sitting down...people pee and have sex there.
I don't think you have much to worry about for challenge #2, I doubt it'd be a pressure spin or something. But for people who haven't/aren't used to proper downhill sliding it is very unfortunate. But still, we are led to believe it is a downhill slide of some sort so if you practice your Colemans and toesides, by the the time the challenge comes out it hopefully won't be too big of a deal.
Oh, and congratulations FatBastard on getting mentioned in the newsletter so nicely.
__________________
Roggs Fibreglass Dancer
LBL Old Skool Dancer
Loaded Vanguard Flex 3
Earthwing Drifter
S9 46" Supercruiser
Element Popsicle (it was $50 Canadian, give me a break...)
Old School 80's Board
who else is a little bit peeved we haven't seen challenge #2 yet? harder challenge = more time allowed to learn it. I think it's kind of silly that everyone isn't being given the proper amount of allotted time...
you must be ignoring my post (like four or five above)
I'm a little pissed about the whole deal. But hey, what do I matter.
I don't think you have much to worry about for challenge #2, I doubt it'd be a pressure spin or something. But for people who haven't/aren't used to proper downhill sliding it is very unfortunate. But still, we are led to believe it is a downhill slide of some sort so if you practice your Colemans and toesides, by the the time the challenge comes out it hopefully won't be too big of a deal.
Re: The Loaded Challenge Thread: Series 2
