You can tell this guy just enjoys the hell out of skating! Love it

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Ha, I do quite like to potter about !! Many thanks for tuning in !

This is a very interesting and engaging video, his voice and energy is really cool, and he seems like that one PE teacher who is really motivational and supportive. Keep up the good work mate

Love this ! Skated in my teens and now 52 with mini half pipe built in my garage and starting again! Great motivation!

I’m up to about 6 tricks, so this should keep me busy, thanks.

I’m absolutely loving your channel mate. I’m 34 and getting in to skating and I can’t get enough of your vids. You do a great job explaining the thought process. The finger wave intro is gold, keep up the great work.

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Many thanks for tuning in dude. let me know how you get on!!

Gday mate, watching a middle aged man skating gives me the motivation! I got back to skating last week after 12 years. This time im wearing protective gear because im going to learn vert and bowls

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Great stuff !!

@damianb2374

2 жыл бұрын

so how's it going with your progress?

I like your idea of having a trick goal every day. It seems really productive. A kid changed my perspective on ramp skating one day when he saw me bricking it and told me to think of the lip as a big kerb. WhenI did that everything changed and it got much easier. So I break down tricks into rudiments and do rudiments on a kerb as a warm up. Looking forward to when you can do loads in a run.

a lot of fun to watch. Love the commitment!!!

I like watching Jon Bishop skate as much as my favorite proskaters 🛹🤘

Thats great mate! Good job

this channel is amazing! thank you!

Amazing video man!

Thanks for sharing such a variety of great tricks; inspirational.

Looks so good , i really want tot learn some of them

Amazing progress 👏👏👏

you're absolutely nuts. Nice to see a list of tricks I can strive to learn.

Good vid

You're awesome.

My mini ramp comes in 6 days and i’m stoked to learn these! Thanks for the video!

Love the videos Jon! I’m learning right there with ya. Got yourself a subscriber!!

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Many thanks dude, welcome to the gang !!

Great inspiration for me as beginning skater 👍 Thanks

stellar mate! and thank u for taking the time to write the name of each trick too!!! 😊😊 saving to my Playlist

I love this channel, drum solo is the perfect name for that trick

Just getting into the park at 46 so this was super encouraging!

Thanks for the inspiration Brotha!!!

@JonBishopSkate

7 ай бұрын

Many thanks for tuning in dude!

big motivation! i am 43 and also doing my little tricks!

Awesome man!

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Many thanks for tuning in Keith !!

Clas that mate some good ideas there to expand my trick bag many thanks 🙏

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Great stuff !

Man, yours videos are so funny and inspire a lot, thanks!

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Many thanks for the kind words dude!!

Hello from Russia!)

Dude, so good!! Never seen so many of those. Really enjoyed the rock to luge.

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Hey dude! Nice one, ha the rock luge was a bit of an accident lol. If you try the Rock Fakie Judo and overcook the kick you’ll see what I mean !!

Great Work, some awesome tricks in there 😀👌

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Many thanks for tuning in Matt!

Thanks you Bro I want learn

Buen vídeo!

@JonBishopSkate

10 ай бұрын

Gracias amigo !

So many sweet tricks! Man I’d love to play you over and over in games of skate to learn a bunch of these! Inspired me to save a few in my notes to try at the park!

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Nice one dude!! Let me know how you get on!

Great as usual Jon. It's good to hear you were able to transfer these tricks onto bigger ramps 🤙

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Hey dude, yeah been working some of them up, I’m miles away on some, the techniques are essentially the same, but I find the stakes go up considerably around 5 ft, but it’s a fun challenge!

@minirampprogress8081

3 жыл бұрын

@@JonBishopSkate we don't bounce like we used to! 😆☠️

We have such a similar style bro its so fun to see others do the same things as me (incorporating about 50 different tricks into one stall 🤣)

60 days 60 tricks wow that's insane great video lots of work!

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Many thanks for tuning in dude

That was very nice man, like 50 tricks I never even tried.. Thanks alot for the inspiration, I will try them asap! 😍🍻

@JonBishopSkate

2 жыл бұрын

Many thanks for tuning in dude

Nice trick bag.

Brilliant Bish I wouldn't mind 2 tricks in my locker let alone 60! Killing it on the seaside ramp..

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Rivo, they’ll come fast now you’re on the coping !!

Some rad tricks there man, great vid and great work! Is your ramp 2'9" high from the flat bottom to the top of the ramp or is it 2'9" overall including the 4" or so for the thickness of the flat bottom? Just asking as my ramp is 3'6" high overall with a 6'3" radius and is quite whippy and I was thinking of reducing the height by a few inches to make it a bit easier for my boy to learn stuff on, your ramp looks a bit more mellow. Keep the videos flowing, the're great👍

One variation is a no comply. There is a regular no comply pop, and an easier no comply slide. For the no comply slide, plant your front foot inside the ramp, like you did for a staple gun, then scoop/slide the back truck along the coping with your back foot, for style points, you can grab the nose with either hand.

i wish i could do 50% of these tricks haha Man, you should create an Whatsapp/fb group with your subscribers, it would be sick!!

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Hey dude, yeah great idea! I’ve got the FB page going. The page is called ‘jon bishop skate’ also got the Instagram under jonbishopskate.

This is awesome - I'm finally able to drop in, rock fakie, tail stall but it has taken me 5+ years of pumping below the coping to get here! I'm going to use your video to help build my inventory of coping tricks. Great editing, easy to navigate the video's chapters, and some really fun and interesting looking tricks. Thanks!!!

@JonBishopSkate

2 жыл бұрын

Wicked, go get it !!

sick bro

So sick, a video on any of the combo tricks (like the fakie fs Smith to rock and roll etc) would be awesome!

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Hey man, yeah for sure, a combo vid is a great idea !!

So awesome, inspired deluxe, I'm 46 started skating again a lot lately, loving it.

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Great stuff !!

Brilliant John, only found your videos this morning but good timing as I'm a 56 year old UK 1970's skater that has been in a time warp with my G&S fibreflex which I still have and ride but finally (and a bit reluctantly) updating to a modern board now so have to re-learn all again. Will watch your videos several times once I've got a handle on the new board set up.

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Great stuff dude!! Sounds like a fun mission !!

I wouldn't not say those were all tricks, but you are skating and having fun and that is what counts. Liked the rock to luge, though.

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Many thanks for tuning in. Yeah, this was filmed a while back. My latest 100 tricks video is a better offering hopefully??

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/e4Cls8trnaTNcc4.html

@flossiesmith8397

3 жыл бұрын

@@JonBishopSkate Thanks Jon. Love your enthusiasm. Your skating is improving for sure. Amazing what having a mini ramp will do to help improve your overall skating. Still liking that rock to luge

Great job! Now you need some grinds! FS Smith Grind e.g.

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Great stuff man, yeah I need to work on grinding the 5-0 and Smiths for sure. I’ve tried a few and all hell seems to brake loose lol

dude you are really good. Wish i could to half of em

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Many thanks for tuning in dude!!

Front/back is another trick. Land a frontside feeble, then nose pivot to a backside axle stall.

Mini ramp game of skate and your so gunna win!

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Ha!! I need more practice to get the majority of these first try, so I’d be pure luck if I got any letters lol

I watched this like 6 times, luv this vid!! . I'm 43 starting up again after 20 yrs, glad I found your channel! #41 DRUM SOLO is my next trick for sure keep them coming thanks!!!!

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Ha, thanks dude, yeah 41 is one I saw in an Andy Anderson video lol!

rock 2 fK drum solo ,,, You rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good job man! If you added a revert in you could really do some awesome combinations.

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah dude!! I have been tinkering with them, but they don’t feel at all natural Yet !!

Other tricks, include board slides - You have a nice set of plastic rails on your deck.

Hi Jon Nice videos, the Fakie F/S 5-0 stalls are actually Fakie FS Pivots, 5-0 stalls your skateboard would be in line with the coping

Great video, I will save it as me tricks list. That mini ramp looks great , do you know what height and transition it is?

@JonBishopSkate

2 жыл бұрын

Many thanks. This video is the mini ramp build. All the dimensions are listed here. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZGdtlcSeoNzKirg.html

Amazing job here Jon at demonstrating so many tricks and variations! As someone who rides decks that are 9 - 10" myself, I was wondering what your favorite decks are that you've had the opportunity to ride. I was also interested in your opinion of the Atomic Man Jeff Kendall Deck and if you found it to be superior to other wide decks? I've been riding the Welcome Gaia for a while and grew up riding the Natas, Obrien and have tried most of the original Bones Brigade decks, but I like the new "old school" decks where they've added a decent sized good kick nose, like on the Kendall.

@JonBishopSkate

Жыл бұрын

Yeah dude, I like the Kendall Snake and the Andy Anderson 9”, those are the two I go between, I also like the Winkowski, but haven’t had much time on it yet.

great video. how long is your miniramp?

Wow, it was great 9 minuta. I do only 3 trick of those. Keep moving 😀

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Many thanks for tuning in !

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Which three tricks out of interest?

I have none in my trick bag atm cuz of my broken ankle lol but soon once I can skate again....i wanna get all those tricks eventually

Would you be willing to do a video on injuries you've had like what may have went wrong, injury prevention, recovery, etc...

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah dude, I was thinking about that, but I’ve got more of a radical veiw on recovery and rest. It works for me, but I’m not a medical man and it may well not work for everyone, so It’s a tricky one to comment on? I’ve done both knees, both ankles and both hips so there would be plenty of content lol

Try the fs bertslide it’s a easy but coll trick df can learn it in under an hour

Great multiple tricks! I just arrived into this video. I need to ask you the dimensions of the Mini Ramp you are skating. I would like to built one like this size. Can you help me please? thanks, Riccardo

@JonBishopSkate

8 ай бұрын

Many thanks dude! Ramp was 3’ with a 6’6” radius

Yeah dude! Some tricks in here caught me by surprise. The rock to luge!?!??

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Ha, I first did it by accident when overcooking a rock Fakie judo kick attempt . It’s a silly one and a run ender as I can’t find a way out of it lol

👏 yep yep!

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Ha ha !!

Do you know if there is a good public mini ramp in Dorset? Preferably on the Bournemouth side of things, the half pipe at two riversmeet is a bit too high to learn on.

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Hey dude, yeah that’s what I found, the public Mini’s seem to always be a touch too high? There is a ramp at West Moors, but that is still quite fast? The Corfe Mullen Mini is 4 foot, but there is a mellow three foot quarter pipe that I used to learn tricks on before I built my ramp. There is a 1 foot quarter at Totton that I learned to rock on? I wish there was a mellow 2 foot half pipe around to learn on, it would get used a lot !!

@Taffaz

3 жыл бұрын

@@JonBishopSkate Cheers for that, I couldn't even get the roll back to fakie sorted until I went to Slades farm and tried on the mellower ramps of the snake run. Once I got that sorted the half pipe wasn't as bad but not going anywhere near the top. I'll give Corfe Mullen a try and maybe make a trip to Totton if that is still too high.

Great stuff JB! I'd say there's a bit of controversy around the 14/15 mark but nothing that couldn't set you straight over a couple of beers and history lesson regarding a certain level of style required in order to designate a particular 'manoeuvre' as a legitimate trick 😂 Consider yourself lucky that i'm the type of guy that MAY let this slide... depending on the atmosphere of the session 😉

@JonBishopSkate

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah man! Always eager to learn, my 100 tricks video is probably better all round I think as this one was recorded about a year in. At this point I was (and I am still 😂) an over enthusiastic beginner. I wanted to push myself to see how many tricks I could learn in a short amount of time, so as you point out the style and delivery could certainly be improved. Trying to navigate the gamete of etiquette and histrionics is indeed a mine field. A regular theme in the comments is trick names, I’ve found that a lot tricks have different names depending on which scene you are from, also there are various variations in the nitty gritty of the trick that make it legit to some guys and not to others? As I progress I look back at various videos I uploaded and there are cringeworthy moments for sure. I think of deleting these video? It’s amazing how wrong you can be and how much more there is to learn, even when you think you have all the info. However I leave the videos up there as a kind of a document of the various pitfalls and possibles of the route I took as a novice? Anyway many thanks for the feedback.

Hi. One question. Do you think is posible droop in with a surf skate?. Thanks.

@JonBishopSkate

Жыл бұрын

Hey dude, yes, dropping in is fine, I cover that in my SurfSkate videos. kzread.info/dash/bejne/hWqcp9yveMLTY9Y.html

Incredible. You dominated your miniramp. Blunt to fakie. I know you can. I can't lol.

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Ha, it’s so scary !!

He skates like a video game character

I have a mini ramp and the coping seems almost too big for it, do you think I should get smaller coping or is bigger coping just good for different tricks? Like it sticks out about 1/4 an inch out of the ramp and makes tricks like 50/50 stalls and drop ins harder but it’s way easier to grind. So asking your opinion since your coping is so small

@JonBishopSkate

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah dude, I like bigger coping myself, it’s easier to hang up on, but easier to lock in on. The average relief is around 9mm which Is what I have here so you can measure yours and drop it down if it really sticks out. I find too little coping more dangerous?

@reeceparriah4772

2 жыл бұрын

@@JonBishopSkate I just went to Lowe’s and am going to have one side with slightly lower coping and leave the other side with the original size. Hoping my wheels won’t get caught up as much while doing certain tricks. Thanks for your response and great channel!!!! 👍👍👍👍

@CuztomTattoo

Жыл бұрын

Try bigger wheels

Very cool video! I'd die to have access to a ramp like this. I generally prefer more fluid moves to the stop-start tricks, so why no FS or BS 360's in this video? But great stuff anyway!!!

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Hey dude! When you say 360s do you mean 360 kick turns? Or 360 pivots ? I really want to do them, but last time I had a session on 360 kick turns I started to get them and then twisted my ankle and was out of the game. It’s stuck in my mind and now it’s a case of risk and reward. I want to give them a go, but would feel stupid if I ended up missing another chunk of riding because of them? I’ve got a mental block on the F/S rock n roll as well? Obviously there is the 360 rock n roll in there. I’ll keep working on the flow, I have got a bit carried away on the stalls for sure!! Best Jon

@AlecStansfieldMusic

3 жыл бұрын

Jon Bishop I guess I meant kick turns. I never learned even a fraction of the tricks that you have, but 180 kick turns on near vertical was the first I ever learned, then 540’s felt really cool, though I didn’t always pull em off. But this was in 1978(!) I get the “it ain’t safe to try that” mindset after a bad wipe out. That’s the beauty of skating - always exploring the edge of what we can achieve. But I never lived near any kind of ramps after I left Bristol in 1979 so now an Evolve Carbon GTR eSk8 keeps me happy! But your rocking it - keep up the good work!

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Alec Stansfield thanks dude, this has given me the encouragement to try again! I’ll put together a video when I brave it. I’ve been giving the 360 pivot a go and feel more happy with that, I just can’t work out how to spin that last bit as the wheel gets pinched!

@AlecStansfieldMusic

3 жыл бұрын

Jon Bishop Jon Bishop Ha! I’m not sure I even know what a pivot is! (Wheels pinched?) - but I look forward to watching the vid! Oh, and cool music too (from another keen guitarist)!

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Alec Stansfield cool dude, yeah the pivot is when the truck is on the coping, so spinning 360 on the truck

Is the flat 6' ?

Huge dude !! Not even 30 of those here

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Nice one dude !! Many thanks for tuning in !!

@danielsenovillahernandez9302

3 жыл бұрын

If I am not wrong, the regular fs feeble grind / stall was not in your list? Could be a good one for a tuto. I am working on it, find way harder than the fakie version. Got some nice ones, but I am still far from being consistent. Cheers!

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I thought I could do them, but I don’t think I do them correctly so I left it out. Someone was kind enough to pick me up on the top wheel needing to not be touching the deck? which in retrospect makes sense and looks good. I do mine with the heel side wheel up against the coping, like an overcooked F/S axle stall. It’s still hard to come back in from that position, but done proper would be harder?

ya le dominas a la miniramp ......

My biggest question is where is your ramp . & Can I come skate it 👀🌹

Mini ramp tricks are easy to do but hard to commit and fall through with. The hardest part of doing a rock to fakie is staying on your board, same thing with 40% of these tricks. Just don’t bail, and commit, if u fall on a mini ramp you’ll likely be fine. Try to do what u don’t think u can do... you’ll be surprised

How wide and tall is your ramp

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZGdtlcSeoNzKirg.html

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Hey dude, all dimensions are in the description of the video on putting it together

Rune glifberg

"Thank you"

@Dillermis

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for typing back

@Dillermis

2 жыл бұрын

I'm trying to learns nose stall reverts!

How you know age translates into wisdom: dude wears all the pads + helmet. 34 years old and starting boarding as soon as mine arrives in the mail 👍

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

The amount I fall off requires some protection 😂

is that an andy anderson flight deck

@JonBishopSkate

Жыл бұрын

Hey dude, yes it is indeed

@AnimalButter

Жыл бұрын

@@JonBishopSkate sick man I recognized it cuz i have one myself. Wrote down some of these tricks to work on. Great video man keep up the good work 👍🏽

what’s the dimensions of your mini ramp gang!?

@JonBishopSkate

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Dude Dimensions are in the description kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZGdtlcSeoNzKirg.html

You have ALOT of tricks and that ramp looks perfect! Subscribed, keep posting! If you get bored, check out my channel as well. Cheers!

I guess it never rains for 60 straight days in where ever you live

@JonBishopSkate

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it was the summer, I have a cover and the ramp drys super fast after a towel off !!