"If toast always lands butter-side down, and cats always land on their feet, what happens if you strap toast on the back of a cat and drop it?" Steven Wright
I don't ride like a robot, I just don't grab rail like that.
Trust me, I have plenty of fun when I ride.
I guess he meant that slipping a bit out of the usual is cool sometimes. It's so fun to do things linke stinkbug or tucking in some 100% unaero tucks sometimes.
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i like big dick
Deck: Comet Pagan Drop Trucks: Black Randals RII 180mm 50° Bushings: Venom Barrels Orange Top, Yellow Bottom. Wheels: Sector Nine 76mm 75a Goddess of Speed Bearings: Bones Reds. Some biatch stole my Swiss.
best technique. IMO
when i book it down the hill yelling KILL THE BEAR, fvckin gnarcore gents.
yeah pretty much beasting it up cuz im too stoked to really care if i eat ####. as long as its badass.
haha
i think a great technique is knowing that your technique is great. builds up some extra confidence. am i right or am i right?
best technique. IMO
when i book it down the hill yelling KILL THE BEAR, fvckin gnarcore gents.
yeah pretty much beasting it up cuz im too stoked to really care if i eat ####. as long as its badass.
haha
i think a great technique is knowing that your technique is great. builds up some extra confidence. am i right or am i right?
your right, ahaha unless your technique really does suck. But if you have confidence in your technique, then truly your technique is the best, but always be open to helpful tips from fellow fish.
"If toast always lands butter-side down, and cats always land on their feet, what happens if you strap toast on the back of a cat and drop it?" Steven Wright
"If toast always lands butter-side down, and cats always land on their feet, what happens if you strap toast on the back of a cat and drop it?" Steven Wright
I got my longboard last week and figure the first thing I need to do is learn to stop safely. After footbraking, sliding is the next form of speed control. Is there any logical order in which you should learn slides? Is there any one slide that you should learn first, either because it is the best for stopping or because learning that slide makes it easier to learn other slides? Is there a most important slide for safely slowing down or stopping?
For instance, does it make sense to learn to Coleman slide first, then pre drift, then pendy?