This video really nail it. As a "oldtimer" (38) i think something i like to add is the benefits of good observation. Not about videos, tricks of the sls level... i'm talking about observe the little things that happen in a spot. That's a way to learn what is unexpected. Greetings from SJC, Brasil!

OK hands down this guy is head and shoulders above the other channels out there....a true teacher who makes the effort to show us what to do and what NOT to do..respect from mars

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Don't think I can adequately describe how much I appreciate this one in a reply, but just know that if anything lets me know that I'm accomplishing what I set out to 5 years ago, it's comments like these. Thank you so much mars bro!

@budyboy5076

2 жыл бұрын

Never Stop Improving and Braille Skateboarding are my favorite tutorial channels.

@cesarianbag

Жыл бұрын

Never stop improving is amazing, also check Braille. Aaron is the man.

I ollied on a small curb today :) It was 3 inches :( I’m gonna try a regular curb next time

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah brother! if you got the small curb, you got the bigger one next time for sure. Basically the same thing. Rock n roll!

@johnmurcott1273

3 жыл бұрын

small steps...

@heyyy7089

2 жыл бұрын

celebrate the little things bro bro

@olearris

2 жыл бұрын

Hey man that's better than me!

I am a 43-year-old literature teacher who went back to skating and tried to do the tricks that he couldn't do when he was 15. Watching your videos fills me with joy, because I learn many things, not only tricks, but the philosophy behind skateboarding that I did not understand when I was young. Thanks bro from Argentina !!

@juliemarie8963

3 жыл бұрын

Cool! :)

@leocpassos

5 ай бұрын

Bro, I’m 41 years old and just bought me a skateboard after 10 years. Now there’s all those videos and super cool skateparks all around. It’s a new coming of skate or die.

Today I went to the skatepark and someone helped me with improving my tricks and taught me how to drop in on a mini bank. He was SOO nice. He took time from his day to help me, a twelve year old beginner skater. I couldn’t be more grateful! I was so happy

This video really inspired me, you said well: no matter how old you are or how fit you are, if skateboarding catches you it's just a matter of time and finding the right motivation to improve and learn. Absurd that as a kid I had a toy skateboard and it never took me that much, in fact almost not at all. Now I am 37 years old, married with 2 small children, trying a skate given by an uncle something clicked, I always keep my board in the trunk of the car and as soon as possible I cut out an hour of pumping! the feeling of freedom flying on those wheels is incredible! thank you for your valuable work and motivate us every day!

@NeverStopImprovingSB

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for the kind words Mirko. Keep shredding! 🛹

@TheUselessLuke

Жыл бұрын

Almost exactly the same situation here. 37, 2 kids. Barely skateboarded in my life but always wanted to. Actually my 10 year old who has got me to order us both a board each. Can’t wait to get out there together and learning

@kenhafermann8284

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, I'm 38 and just bought a new board today. After my first successful ollie I was transported to 20 years ago, outside of already being dang near out of breath :). Big fan of the channel!

I love that skateboarding is like lifting in that basically everyone is understanding that each of us are on our own journey, and we’re all working to improve, regardless of skill level. Two amazing communities to be a part of.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Nice parallel to weightlifting for sure man, good to hear from you!

I'm an older skater (37) . I love skating but I suck soo bad. I keep falling and get minor injuries, but I keep getting back on because I really want to do tricks and feel confident on the board. I was seriously thinking that maybe this sport is just not for me 😪 but then I saw this video. I don't plan on giving up anytime soon now. I'm going to keep trying every day. I want to land my first Ollie, easily ride fake, and drop in on a ramp ! Thanks for the support and motivation.

@ahmeddasavage9869

2 жыл бұрын

Update?

@icloax3065

Жыл бұрын

Update?

@joshcastelan6133

Жыл бұрын

@@icloax3065 I'm still skating ! Still not good but less bruised. I can do very basic things like an Ollie, use ramps, and ride fakie. It never stops being scary for me. But I do find it very fulfilling to be riding.

@icloax3065

Жыл бұрын

@@joshcastelan6133 ay nice progress tho! Recently got into skating and landed my first decent Ollie I believe Monday or last night since I got my first board just then. Keep going tho! Good to hear!

Truth #2 is so money. As a beginner at 2 months, after viewing a ton of videos, I finally realized this is a sport of falling, with skating being the reward. I've only bodied once off my board. Which explains my slow progress, ... Now I just have to commit and practice falling. Certainly difficult.

I'm 45 all i skates is transition and I fully pad up everytime ( including hip pads) , I might look a tool but the confidence pads and a helmet give you is unreal. Safety not style 🤣🤣🤣

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Yup, doesn't matter! The more you can fall, the more you can learn 🤘

@morphosis7655

2 жыл бұрын

Bro I’m just back skating at 44( 45 in a week) I have all the pads including hip pads arriving tomorrow lol. I’m all padded up using the mini ramp.

@felipe2fp

2 жыл бұрын

I dont use pads, but I use elbow, knees hand and helmet. Hum...maybe a pad is not a bad idea, do you have something to recommend?I don't look cool, but doesnt want to stay without do other sports never more.

I’m 39, and I never touched a skateboard until I got one, 3 months ago. I wish I had seen your videos earlier, but it’s true, Falling is a big part of skateboarding. Last month for the first time I went to work by skating. Thanks for your videos! 🤙🏻🙌🏻

@sergichicotorti4281

2 жыл бұрын

I' m in the exact same situation. I guess it's just a matter or not giving up.

@josetrinidad2787

2 жыл бұрын

@@sergichicotorti4281 exactly. That’s the secret. Not giving up. If you persist, in time, you’ll succeed. This applies to everything in life.

I loved this! I’m 31, a mom, and not incredibly fit. So nice to hear you say that I can skate! I was going to do it anyway, but it does feel weird to be the grown up lady on a skateboard. I’ve always wanted to skate though, and damn it, I’m gonna do it!

@ethanners6605

Жыл бұрын

Any updates?

“You may have even gotten hurt quite badly” Bro I literally broke my wrist 3 days in, was in a cast for 4 months, just got back on and bruised my elbow and now I can’t extend it anymore 😂😂😂

@be3rryy

3 жыл бұрын

you gonna be pro skater bruh

@idlechipgames8082

3 жыл бұрын

@@be3rryy lol what 😂😂

@mapleandthyme

2 жыл бұрын

ouch

Love this video, I've had a cruiser for over 25 years, but at 42 just got into skateboarding a month ago. Been mostly skating transitions at the skatepark and grinding curbs around home. Wrist-guards have helped to confidently push myself at the skatepark (after a hard fall), I also go early when it's less crowded. Great videos Justin, I've watched a few old one's to help me understand the physics going on, super useful.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Aww shoot man, thank you so much! Major props for still shredding at 42. I'm 33 and I already feel like my knees are about to give up on me haha. Always feels a lot better after 10-15 minutes of warming up though.

i’ve been skating for 3 years now and i still consume beginner tips and tricks and i consider myself as intermediate

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

One of the key components, in my opinion, of being a more advanced skater, is having an extremely solid understanding of the basic concepts (physics wise and mindset), so I think you're smart not to take things that are labeled as 'beginner tips' for granted, even at your level (and I feel like a lot of skaters forget this stuff after a while)

@dizzod123

3 жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB agreed!

@datguy9408

2 жыл бұрын

I’m in the same place man, we got this bro 🤘

Fantastic motivational words. As a 55 year old that has skated since the 70’s but never really done anything ‘impressive’, and that is just starting out with transitions, there is plenty of food for thought there. I can see me watching this more than once for sure 😎

@no-vo3hb

3 жыл бұрын

Now this is epic

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

55 years old, skating transitions, that's already impressive brother! I know people who are 55 and their idea of exercise is getting up from the recliner to go get a beer haha

@shaundavies314

3 жыл бұрын

😄 I’ve been heavily into Martial Arts since my early 30’s so am pretty physical anyway. I think the problems start when you stop so I don’t intend to stop. I have a 2ft quarter pipe in my garage which I ‘try’ things on, mostly unsuccessfully, and have hired out our local indoor park with my son a few times. It’s all good fun, I just need to break some psychological barriers and commit a bit more. A rock Fakie is my goal, once I’ve got that then I feel it will flow 😎 Keep posting the great videos 👍

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Rooting for your rock to fakie!

@shaundavies314

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man. It’s become a really annoying sticking point but I’ll get there 😄

I'm a 35 years old guy, and I decided to learn skate about two weeks ago... I pratice almost every day, but It have been so hard, I've been feeling pain in the body because I haven't been physically active for a long time, but I've been constantly wanting to get back on the track to skate some more. It's an addictive sport and it is making me much happier than before. Thanks for this channel, it is helping me a lot. 😉

@wowgingermobile2123

2 жыл бұрын

How in the world 35 is an “old” guy lol, you are still mad young dude

Great points! My 2€, “compare yourself to yourself, not to others.” In other words, notice the progress you are making without pegging it to where someone else is. (Of course, competition/aiming higher can be motivating, if you keep a healthy mindset.) Also, neuroscience tells us to “enjoy” the struggles and failures and think of them as a part of the upward progression. (Dopamine tied to process rather than only tied to “success.”)

Great videos Justin! 44 y/o here, no tricks yet, but having lots of fun just adding hours on the board. Keep the great work and thanks for sharing your expertise.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much brother! Loving all of these comments of people telling their age/breaking down barriers/proving what's possible. Old geezer skateboarders unite!

Skating will hurt you and heal you at the same time

I went to a skatepark for the first time last week (only been skating for a month) and was overwhelmed by the amount of support everyone there gave me. I was nervous before I went that I'd be ridiculed as a beginner or something but was so pleasantly surprised. Met someone today who was trying their first board for the first time and got to experience from the other side how it feels to see and celebrate someone else progressing. Now I'm not going to worry about my own skill level in comparison to others, just gonna focus on improving.

I swear to god, and I say this all the time, the best thing I ever learned about skating was how to fall, it’s honestly the best skill you can have

44 year old here who recently got back into skateboarding after 25ish years. It's so much fun. Slowly getting back into the rhythm. Doing it super carefully but progressing a little bit every day. Really addictive. Your videos are really good. I used to be able to do most of those beginner tricks, that you teach, back in the day and slowly learning them again.

Truth! This was a great list and a great edit.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy!

Great channel, and thanks for this list. As an overfed, 45 year old newbie, I've been inspired by my boys to pick skateboarding up again after almost 3 decades, and this channel helps a lot, not only with the basics, but the motivation as well. Keep up the great content!

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Hey man, thank you so much for saying all that!! Very good to hear and I'm so glad you're enjoying the content. Ya'll take it easy and have a great time out there 🤙

Thank you for number 4 lol I’m 36 I just started and EVERYONE tells me why? That I’m too old to start doing this😅I tell them I always wanted to skateboard and I’d rather do it now than later when I’m way older and can not do it at all !

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

It's rare to find someone with this awesome of an attitude! Keep shreddin 🤙

@e.k.6488

2 жыл бұрын

Same! Started few weeks ago :3 I'm 31!

@Darkmouse20001

2 жыл бұрын

37 here - started last year and I'm fully addicted!

Hey man, I’m 28 and haven’t touched a skateboard in 10 years. I wanted to pick one up starting today, I got out, hopped on, and skated for about an hour before busting my ass hard. I was really down and out about after, and bummed that it was so hard for me after i used to be so comfortable on a board when I was younger. I was almost ready to quit but I couldn’t stop thinking about getting back on a board and found your videos later. I’m gonna hop back on that board and keep trying now man. This is exactly what I needed. Thank you so much.

I'm 45 and just started learning to skate. I'm still just getting used to kicking. I started going around the side of the park, and tried going down a couple small transitions but fell pretty hard. So last night I went to a mostly flat parking lot just to get used to rolling and moving.

Bro I've just come across your channel and I can say I've watched at least 10 videos you are so knowledged and understanding, I've only been skating for a few months and your videos is what I needed, displaying there's no perfection to skating, I always thought there was some degree of it but you make me want to get on my board every second so thank you 👌🤙

I am so excited to learn! I started skating last saturday (31/07/2021) and I learned a lot just in a few hours, sadly I also got 2 stitches in my chin. But I am to happy that I started.

Thanks for this video. I’m turning 37 soon and haven’t touched a skateboard in over 15 years. I’m really looking forward to getting back into it. I’m currently waiting for all the parts to come in. You gave me the confidence I need to get back out there and not to worry if I’m to old or not.

Excellent job on the tips! Keep up the great work 🙏

As a guy who started skateboarding at 34 from the scratch I very much agree on every word you say in this video. Nice, well structured motivational speech. Thank you man. Keep going ✌️

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

You are the man, Andrey! Also good to hear confirmation that 34 is NOWHERE NEAR too old to start skateboarding 🤙 Keep shredding bro 😎

I'm 45 and just getting back into it after many years. Your vids are top notch. Thank you for the information and the inspiration!

Just turned 31 and finally got my first board. Super thankful for vids like this!

Been watching your videos. I loved skating but fell on a quarter pipe at the age of 16 (iirc) and chipped a front tooth in half. After that I swore to stay away. But more and more lately and at 32, I've longed to get back into it and realize my injury only happened because I wasn't adequately geared up. Your content might be the final push I needed to get back into it! Really encouraging, great tips that are easy to envision myself doing/trying. I'm a bit anxious about going to a park as I've never spent much time in one. But that seems like a great learning space, so hopefully I can find a good one!

Skateboarding shares something with ice skating. Just built myself board and tested it few times indoors (waiting for summer) and it felt really wobbly at first even at standstill. Watched handful of videos and figured out how to get myself moving, and flew off the board several times and almost banged my head to floor.. It felt exactly like ice skating first time, bailed several times getting bruises on knees, elbows and even getting scar from faceplanting rough ice.. But I like it! When the summer comes again I will for sure jump on the board and just keep on going.

Wow, Motivating stuff right here! Thanks.

I was today for the first time at the skatepark with my skateboard and a friend was there and he asked:"what can you already do?" and I showed him my ollie and he gave me tips about how to do it better and higher

This was really great video. Thanks man.

These are lessons not only for skateboarding, but for life itself... You're the best. Tnx!

You have a great attitude...really appreciate you taking the time to teach ...

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

I can tell you have the right attitude as well my friend. Thank you for your comment 🔥

Great video! I'm 57, and I want to progress.

@Havanacuba1985

2 жыл бұрын

54 here and a guitar player so scared to death of injuring wrist ,fingers etc , started in 77 but missed out on all the tech tricks ,park stuff . Nearly broke finger last year ,but I’m feeling the yearning to skate again

im just a beginner myself but i remember when trying the ollie was uncomfortable, weird and hard to try. Now i can ollie pretty well and am learning to shuvit. Now shuvits are feeling like that, but i gotta power thru and keep practising them! We can do it!

I am 44 and started skating last year ... and I am using a helmet and a wrist guard. 😅 But that's OK, because I love my family and so: safety first! 🤙 Greetings from Austria 🛹🇦🇹🛹

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah brother! No shame in pads for anyone, the only thing I don't like about them is the sweaty/itchy feeling haha but I need to get over it. Great to hear from Austria! 👋

Awesome, bro.... So true and valuable!!!

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a ton Kay! 🛹

Man this is one of the best skate reflexion videos ive ever seen. Im learning to skatae at 34 and these 5 things are difinately among the top reasons why it is such a great sport! So well sinthesized and explained...

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Brother, seriously, thank you man. and keep up the good work! 💪

This has gave me lots of confidence, I fell pretty hard dropping in for the first time. I will surely be doing it again next time I’m at the skatepark!

This guy puts out great content! Thanks a lot! I like his helmet in this video :))

Very good advice im getting back into it after 27 or so years so its pretty cool i was given an old nash, black out and a sector 8 long board the green one looks like a torpedo its fun and super quiet but just feels unsafe for now , so i think maybe i,ll stick to the blackout board much like the one you ride, has the powell wheels, trying out different boards is fun especially with different lengths and wheels, so i basically decided after all the ones that this setup was best to practice and relearn on seems to be working out good

Really good video and I havr used all the excuses already 🤣 still learning though 👍🔥🔥🔥

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Haha use em up, get em out of the way, and let's skate brother! 🛹

I needed this video, thank you very much today I also learned in a local skatepark that no one will laugh at you for seeing you a little clumsy, the people were very friendly

I’m in my 30s now and I’ve just picked it up again this year! Can definitely agree that it’s a lot harder and more physically demanding than I though, but it’s made me want to get in shape and take better care of my body 👌

well done. great content!

33 started skating with my 6 year old son back in February after being off a board for 15+ years.. some things have come back but for what hasn't yet I keep working everyday after work to improve..

@NeverStopImprovingSB

2 жыл бұрын

You'll get there soon and then it's time to start adding on more!

Great video thanks for sharing. That park an old batting cages??? 🤔

@NeverStopImprovingSB

11 ай бұрын

Haha yup, it was a good idea in theory, but the implementation left a little bit to be desired

Thanks! Great advice

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

So glad to hear that, thank you as well!

I like this content

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Very glad to hear that Frost, thank you for taking the time to comment 🙏

good video cant wait for better days in germany is the weather right now crazy haha :D

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Haha oh man I will make sure to stop and appreciate this sunny short-sleeve weather here in Texas. Cheers Tony 🤙 and hope Germany warms up soon!

@1tonyjaa

3 жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB thank you, well enjoy your sunny weather :)

This was a great video, man! Last January I just returned to skating and have been with it for a full year now... though I'm a geezer at 37 I've never felt this alive or had such fun in my life (and this was my replacement for boozing... booze+skate=fun(but lots of needless falling without learning much)). Your approach to skating is really Zen, I dig it. Oh!!! Also... are you in the ATX area? Seeing your No Comply shirt got me wondering.. if so, you ever hit House Park up?

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Really appreciate your comment Zach 🙏 And yes I am from Austin, I was actually thinking I might hit up House Park later today for a video I'm working on. Maybe I'll see you up there sometime ✌️

Great video; I especially like #4:)

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

I have to keep reminding myself about that one! 🤙

i didnt skate for 20 years, and i started again like a week and half ago with my kids, and i just now starting to get back my ollie on the move and made my first attempts to ollie up a curb today. felt fucking great! during these weeks i have eaten tons of asphalt falling down, smashed my legs and feet trying to land shove its and pop shove its, but i dont give a damn about these injuries. i will limp back up on the board and carry on the session because thats where its at and thats the kind of person i have always been!

Never to old to skate, just listen to your body and go crescendo. (I'm 47)

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Skate Crisis, you're a huge inspiration to us dude. Never stop!

@SkateCrisis

3 жыл бұрын

@Lao Wantong Wow!!! That's excellent man!

@SkateCrisis

3 жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB Thx a lot ! 🙏

Never stop posting Justin!

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Never stop these bomb comments homie! 💣

Great list.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! You been out skating yet this year?

@danbei2232

3 жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB just getting back into it at 40! My kid is 9, so we're learning together. 🤣👍🏾

Wow your videos are really awesome 👏

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks that's really nice to hear! 🤙

This is very good advice for skateboarders.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you dude!

Bro I am 60 and still skate, in the 70's we used to make our own boards, now the boards are sweet and I have progressed to electric boards that take me up to 55km and 60km range. Use if of loose it really is true.

5 truths i’ve experienced since i started 10 months ago at 45years. #1: i often get tips and support at skateparks despite my poor level, even by former pro Bastien Salabanzi 😊. #2 and 3: got shocks and bruises on knees, shines, elbow and the worst on hips. So wear set of pads if you are an OG like me. #5: get on a joyful ride of: try-fail-learn-repeat. thanks for all your qualitative videos 👍

Interviewer: tell me what’s your skills. Me: Good at falling down.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

Жыл бұрын

I'd hire you!

I need this energy

Thank you for the Encouragement

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

I am really glad that you found something valuable in the video =) Thank you for commenting!

Learning as an adult was a little embarrassing thinking that it was only for kids. But STUFF that I love skating

Im 46, 300 lbs and just got back into skating after 30 plus yrs. Just as much fun as i remember. A lot more painful😅

Nive vid bro, didnt exepct you to upload this early.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro! Trying to get into a rhythm on the videos, I appreciate the feedback 🙏

Damn you need more subscribers.

Im 25 and i just started. Luckily i do know how do balance and push, bus my first Ollie still has to happen yet ;^)

I think anyone who watched the last Olympics can see how skateboarders support each other even at the most competitive level.

I'm mid 40s and do no exercise but I have just bought a skateboard. Last time I was on a crappy one I was about 12....

Im a beginner and you just got a new subscriber is it ok if i put my front foot forward? That is the only way i can skate

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

For now yes, that's perfectly OK, but slowly try to work towards having it pointed to the side while you ride. Eventually it'll be very easy and you won't even have to try. Thanks for the sub!!

I’ve skated this spot before bc of that halfpipe. Georgetown what’s up!

Best advice ever " get out of your own head and go skate"

I don't watched the video, but I'm pretty sure the 5 ones are: `you will fall` xD I'm 38, started longboarding last year, just cruising, and fall super hard, have two scars for me never forget. Since then, helmt, knees, elbow, hand protection all time. Don't wanna to stop rock climbing again.

Skateboard Culture! 🛹✌☮ Splat splat... 🦞We💓Full pads... Getting over fear and just doing it! Getting comfortable with splats... Perfect weather! bro, where is that park?

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Heck yes dude! That park is in a small Texas town north of Austin called Georgetown. We are having 70°F+ weather right now, but starting on Wednesday things are going to get ridiculously cold for a little while 👎 Shred on! 🤙

@ollieanthem9213

3 жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB Thanks for sharing that spot. I live in ATX... I'm the one wearing the mask 😷 and ⛑helmet at House Park. lol DM me on IG if you want a filmer for some B roll shot on my gimbal rig 🎥; I'd be glad to give back for all the lessons you've given us! ✌☮

Clean

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Fresh, brother!

is this Georgetown, TX? if so that's literally the park i skate at

That was so true

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated bros! 😉

Only on my first week of skateboarding and I'm already an expert at falling

As a girl who is a beginner still trying to learn how to ollie I've always felt left out at skateparks I wish they were more inclusive to girls

Cool, I'm 58 and still skate, I will add that as an older skater I know my limitations.

I'm 45 and a fatass and skating for 2 weeks now. Just learning how to push and stay on the board, but it's awesome !!!

Georgetown skatepark !

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Not gonna lie, that is a challenging skatepark! I don't think I had the right wheels or something, I was slipping all over the place on that mini ramp 😂

i have started skating a few weeks ago and since then my elbow hasnt healed yet 😂

sometimes people want you to get better..but not better than them

Awesome l am 48 and thanks God l still enjoy my board

The true test of community is do a mall-grab in a skatepark and see how welcoming they are. 😂

@NeverStopImprovingSB

2 жыл бұрын

Haha that should tell you everything you need to know 😆

@KatRollo

2 жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB Indeed!

Hey, can you tell me your shoes name?

@NeverStopImprovingSB

2 жыл бұрын

Nike SB Dunk High Pro

Bro how did you get that thumbnail jeez

@NeverStopImprovingSB

2 жыл бұрын

;)

it took me 3 months to learn kickflip , and 20 minutes to learn varial flip =))))))))

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

That is actually incredible! I had to learn fakie varial flips first.

Cool thumbnail

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Didn't hurt a bit either!