Great video with an even greater message! Maybe a bit of self promotion, but if people are not able to go out and skate. A great way to maintain the progression is to do specific exercises. Keep (for bladers) the legs fit and strong, you'll benefit from it in the park when you get back. But of course, for skills. The best way to train is to be consistent to that specific trick. Thanks for the video, I always like watching your content!

awesome footage! grreat vid

I was watching the first clip thinking that park looked exactly like Two Rivers haha

Couldn’t agree more. I really need to focus and be able to repeat my attempts without others interrupting if I want to do my best tricks! If I need to share an obstacle with more than 1 person I loose motivation quickly. Great video!

@ChiroSpeedskating

3 жыл бұрын

The Zone! It's such an important state of mind when skating!

@coreyenglish8706

3 жыл бұрын

I was sharing this one with 4 children who were just doing laps around the rail. Was a frustrating experience.

Omg the little kid yeeting into the bowl in the intro is so funny 🤣

@coreyenglish8706

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao. I hadn’t even noticed that. That’s hilarious.

Hahahaha....I have the same problem with people (especially scooter kids) following me to "empty" spots! I think it often is curiosity on their part because there hardly are any Bladers around anymore! Great Video as always!

@manuever.blading

3 жыл бұрын

My exact same experience.. I have nothing against Scooters, but boy IT is like there is some magical force behind it or something. Like, all of them doing jumps at the mini ramp, so I go to the empty pyramid and wax the ledges, do one grind, boom! all the kids suddenly decide to practice jumps over the pyramid.. OK, keeping calm and going to the 90° curved rail almost no one ever uses... XD

Consistently good videos 👏

So true..., I just got back into skating, after a long break, and I try to hit the skatepark three times a week, two at the very least, and it helps physically and mentally. Consistency build, or rebuilds, muscle memory, confidence, and it takes away the urgency of having to land everything at once. I had poor results on previous attempts to get back to skating, because I will only ride once a week, or once every two weeks, go all out, trying to relive my glory days, get hurt, frustrated, and eventually hang the skates for a couple more years.

Man you´re so patient lol. It´s so hard to try to go back to your tricks and being in a packed park, it´s soo annoying. I could only do it because I´ve built myself a box in my garage and found the hours where parks really have nobody. You´re a warrior man! Congratulations on the making of this and the channel as a whole, I know it´s a lot of work! The Tricks are good as always! Keep up the great work with the channel!

@coreyenglish8706

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. This session was definitely a process. The righty top acid took 18-20 minutes to get between falling and waiting on an opening to attempt it. There were times when my blood was boiling for sure.

Solid points... this time of year is always hard and it seems to take a month to get everything back once it starts to warm up again.

I have one skatepark in my area. And it’s inside a Military Airstation. I’ve been then every weekend since I found it and everytime I’ve been It’s completely empty lol. I love it.

A weekly Thursday night skatepark session in London here in the UK has recently become inline and rollerskate only 🙏 I love all the other sports but purely for your ability to predict each other’s movements and lines, it’s so much less stressful than when skateboarders cut backwards and forwards across the park at will and session the flat area between ramps, right in the middle of everyone’s lines. When you throw all the disciplines in together, we all approach the obstacles in such different ways it becomes a free for all 😂

@coreyenglish8706

3 жыл бұрын

That’s really good point. Stress levels go up when there’s multiple sports involved.

Fo real, we need more parks in Nashville BAD.

I feel ya bro! I haven't been on skates in 3 weeks! Weather and work have been killin me. Wish I had your grind game. I gotta keep my p rail session up!

@coreyenglish8706

3 жыл бұрын

Oooof. Not even big wheels? Gotta get a slider bar under an awning or something at that point.

@ThirtyandRollin

3 жыл бұрын

@@coreyenglish8706 Ya I need a truck to transport my p box over the school undercover area. I did do one quick big wheel in the last 3 weeks.

Well said, i needed to hear that. Gotta get some wheels under my feet and just go....

Love the videos bro keepm coming

@coreyenglish8706

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 🙏 hoping I can keep them going through the winter. Hopefully less rushed and scatterbrained than this one.

It's like you have no switch because your tricks are equally smooth from both sides. I need to practice my switch grinds.

@coreyenglish8706

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I really need to put in some time on switch topsoul. It’s the one position that my body just refuses to get into. Good luck with it. Feels strange at first, but it’s super rewarding if you put the time into learning to skate both ways.

No masks??? Love this channel. Thanks for doing what you're doing.

the same problem here i fl packed full of kids

How hard is it to get work as a pilot once you get your license. Do you only fly regional. I've done my ground school a few years back to get my private pilot license and then the recession hit and my plans sort of went away. I'm interested in making it happen but I'm wondering what the job market was like pre-covid.

@coreyenglish8706

3 жыл бұрын

Some regs changed since 08. You need 1500 TT and an ATP to work at a regional now. The market was incredibly good pre Covid. Signing bonuses, relatively quick upgrade times and company sponsored ATP ratings. We’ll see how long it takes to come back around, but things were fairly good.

@carpenter751

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the info. It can be hard to gauge the job market in these areas and it’s a big decision to pay for training when you are already making the same money in what you already do. Also I like your skate videos because they show the process is hard but you can earn it. Thanks again

I don't know how you get the confidence to topside a square rail, full shinner territory

@coreyenglish8706

3 жыл бұрын

Shin guards and knee pads. Always.

@Quest4astro

3 жыл бұрын

@@coreyenglish8706 Mind me asking what you use? I always find knee pads too bulky and difficult to skate. my left knee takes an absolute beating

@coreyenglish8706

3 жыл бұрын

@@Quest4astro For the knees I use Gform knee pads. Then I just wear soccer shin guards. I used to wear the gform knee/shin combo pad, but I found that a prefer a hard plastic shin guard over the softer padding.

@Quest4astro

3 жыл бұрын

@@coreyenglish8706 yeah I was looking into g forms too, thanks for the help man. Also love the videos, can't skate for 6 weeks so it's nice to have some good quality blade content to keep me going

people follow u prob because u have a camera with u

@coreyenglish8706

2 жыл бұрын

The camera definitely makes it worse. No doubt about it.