You are the "Yoga with Adriene" of skateboarding (this is a good thing).

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

I have done some Yoga with Adriene, so I very much appreciate that 😂😃thank you

Her voice is so look calming. I need a nap.

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

😴 💤

@jmacdizzle2070

3 жыл бұрын

@@SarahParkMatott haha. No disrespect tho. I liked it. I went and practiced my manuals right after.

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

@@jmacdizzle2070 Haha I didn't think so. I've heard that about my voice a ton. It's true😂 Glad you liked the video tho

@holdemdang

3 жыл бұрын

@@jmacdizzle2070 Nap after the session? ...dream of manuals? Lolz.

@mkhairulanwarmhatta1293

2 жыл бұрын

Yes is soothing and so genuine like my childhood teacher❤

Your channel is really good. I can see you get big for sure. Just keep posting videos because once someone watches one they’ll realize the quality and subscribe!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Anthony! I'm glad you like it 😃 I'll be here posting anyway!

@pdoggmd9747

3 жыл бұрын

I agree!

@kemigeorge6294

3 жыл бұрын

Can confirm! These are totally working for me

I really enjoy your detailed, yet laid back style - as a 38 year old learning to skate I've really appreciated your videos!

Thank you Sarah I am a 44 year old man and watching your videos, listening to you and comprehending what you have said makes me more conferrable on my board.THANK YOU

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

That's awesome to hear! I'm stoked for you💪

This channel is everything I’ve been looking for. You do such a great job at explaining and not rushing these tutorials

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😃🙏 I'm glad you appreciated my method

Great idea to practice indoors like that. I've also added manual practice to the end of a session because it's a trick you can do when you are tired of jumping. Btw your tutorials are awesome.

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

it's a great trick to end with since it's low impact. I like to put it in the middle as a bit of a break between the jumping 😃 And thank you! I'm glad you like them!

This was extremely helpful thank you. I'm going to go find a scrap bit of carpet to try this out on. I can't tic tac yet so I'm going to use this method to learn better board control for kick turns and tic tac and then work up to manuals as I think they are one of the coolest tricks imo

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah! It’s really great for working stability (muscles/strength) in the ankles and legs anyway! Will definitely help. I also like manuals more and more, the more I watch skating. So, hope you have fun 😃💪

I implemented the foot positioning and tension concepts to my manuals and I saw improvements in only one sesh! Thank you for your efforts! You kick ass

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Hey 💪💪 that’s awesome!

so helpful and detail! love it! thank you!!

Great video !

Great teaching as usual. Kudos on conquering the manuals.

Cool tips, thank you 🙏

Thank you for this video Sarah. It has reasured me that I'm on the right track 🙏✌

This was rly helpful thank u. Awesome to have these tips in mind already while working on these.

Hi Sarah, thanks a lot for your channel. For me it is really the best!

What an incredibly helpful tutorial! thanks for the great video

Thank you Sarah. Your videos are awesome x

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Laura :D

Good tips! Going to try these out!!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Hope they help💪

This applies to switch as well, currently learning and i had a lot of the same problems that you went through, cheers for the tips and thanks for the inspo

I love you and this video. Thank you I love your calmness

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

ah, thanks! Glad you liked the video and calm vibes 🙌

My new fav. Channel, thank you!!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 😃

Awesome!! Thanks for breaking it down so well 🤙🛹🇦🇺

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it! Thank you 😃

Incredible work. Many thanks, cheers from Brazil.

Love how analytical your videos are. Thank you!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😃 Glad you like them!

Your channel is so underrated like seriously you got my support great videos great explanations and everything explained as clear as water. Thank you so much for your videos !!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the comment! I'm glad you're liking the content and finding it all clear 😃 I'll keep trying to make more!

Your channel is so well done! I'm pretty new to boarding and you've now helped me nose stall, Ollie, and now the manual is up next!! Keep up the great work! 🤙🏾💪🏾

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I'm glad my videos have already helped you work on so much. Keep up the shredding 💪😃

Also cause most vids or tutorials I had seen before were literally “pop, flick and stick.” I’m like “wait what?!” Haha but yeah love urge vids def gonna be skating more now!!! Stoked!!!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I totally get that. I found myself really confused with that kind of tutorial too, which is a main reason I started making my own as I go 😂 Keep skating!! More and more. You got it 💪💪

What she does with everything is use first principles thinking to break down each skateboard maneuver or trick and that’s why she’s such an excellent teacher.

Wow another great video! I’m gonna have to try this method

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I hope the method helps! (or is a least do-able 😂)

Great video and great method!! I really appreciate you put the time and effort into making this video, thank you! 🙏

@SarahParkMatott

Жыл бұрын

thank you!

I love the consistency across your videos in terms of video sections (i.e. always including foot positioning, physics, foot inputs in their own sections when relevant, etc). Really helps you to cover everything that should be relevant to your topic 🤙

This is the video that need to go back to if i need help with manuals for sure! Also i like how you added into the pressure point details to it too since i'm still having trouble with that. Thanks!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I’m glad you liked it😃

Great stuff! I'll be trying this out for sure.

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I hope it helps 😃

I love this (and all your videos). It make so much sense that more time in the manual position will make you better at it. I recently moved my skateboard to my office and try to hold the manual position at my standing desk while I'm working. I'm only a few days in, but I can tell I'm getting better. Thank you!

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! 😃Glad you can have those moments while working too! And stoked you're enjoying the videos :D

I'm glad I clicked on this video. Thanks for another great tutorial Sarah ❤

@SarahParkMatott

Жыл бұрын

Ahh glad you liked it 🙌

I love your channel Sara; this video especially has a lot of good information in it, plus I like how you create your own systems.

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Daniel 😃 I'm glad you're enjoying the channel

@danielbarreau2080

2 жыл бұрын

@@SarahParkMatott yes, but it's more than that. Let me tell you why you are helping: I have a genetic disability, a neurological disease that has made every male in my family that has it need a wheelchair by my age (I'm 53) - so I gave up driving in my 20s to force myself to walk, bike, skate, box, etc to prevent my muscles from deteriorating as much as possible. In boxing, we've a discipline called "adaptive boxing" for disabled / handicapped people, where we learn multiple techniques that we can use by breaking things down into pieces and adapting what we can that fits. You do the same. In skateboarding, I cannot do certain tricks due to my neurological disease and deterioration it has caused in my leg muscles - but I love cruising, downhill, and slalom boarding, so that's what I do. BUT, by breaking down the tricks AND analyzing how it effects me as I try them, I learn more of how I interact to my board and how I can adapt that to better my use within my own specific bodily context.

Another great method and tutorial! Starting today. Very similar to what you said about pressure points, but a tip from another tutorial that seemed to mentally help me: to purposefully pick toe or heel side to rest in, so you mostly have to focus on the forward/backwards axis.

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🙏 and for sure! That’s what I was kind of getting at with the not to worry about that axis and just favor whatever one you naturally lean towards. But picking a side is also a good way to not worry about that 😃 That’s solid advice!

So I just started skating and your vids are helping a lot!!! I love how detailed the explanations are and seeing the process of progression... so sick thanks for posting these!!! 🙌🙋‍♂️🤘

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you😃🙏 I’m stoked you’ve found them helpful! Try to make them as detailed as possible💪

wow this was an awesome video and the pressure points discussion is like a missing piece of the puzzle I haven't heard anyone talk about. Time to get good at nose manuals =D

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I try to get as detailed as possible. Glad you liked the video 😃

I use this method with karate which my instructor told me about . I spend 5 minutes dedicated to each task or section of my routine. It’s a real motivation enhancement. I’m stoked to see it working out for someone else.

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah! I am all about taking your time and focusing on the little parts. Skating is so difficult in part because it takes a long time to feel the improvement. But, a little dedication each day compounds over time 💪

Great share! Thank you.

Thanks another lesson learned

Thank you a lot! I Love the way you explain

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 😃

Wow!!20 years skating and these are the best tuts ivever seen!!. keep it up!!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. stoked to hear that 😃 really!

I love your videos and your methods, the way you explain in such a calm, detailed, and consistent manner is a pleasure to watch and learn. thank you so much for making this content!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for this comment! Detailed and consistent are things I strive to be 😃 I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. I'll keep trying to make more and better videos! 💪

@matts.8356

3 жыл бұрын

@@SarahParkMatott keep up the amazing work!!! 😍

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

@@matts.8356 Will do my best! 😃

Your tutorials have been some of the best I have found online. Great detail and break things down really well.

Very cool challenge. I'm doing it! And also thanks for making your videos. Been a goldmine for learning since I discovered your channel a week or two ago.

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jonas! I'm glad you've been enjoying the channel :D

@Nidding666

2 жыл бұрын

@@SarahParkMatott Absolutely! You really have a good way of approaching the tricks, that explains a lot of the issues I find that I struggle with.

Thank you so much for your video! I really love seeing your progress and the struggles, because as a beginner you feel like „gosh I don’t get“ it after trying a few times but it actually is a really long progress. All the other videos feel like - lift of your front foot, roll, done XD.

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :D I feel a lot like that too when learning how to do each new trick, which is part of why I started making these videos. So, stoked you liked it. 🙏

Nice steps! 🔥

Nice tuto ! I will try manual on my surfskate ! Thank you Sarah from France ;)

@SarahParkMatott

Жыл бұрын

Thanks M K! Glad you liked it. My greetings to you in France 🙋‍♀️

One of the only tutorial videos that didn't ask me to subscribe. I subscribed...

This is a fantastic tutorial for learning Manuals. I have been adding in some Manual practice every time I skate and get the occasional good one (5-10 seconds). This video has given me renewed hope that I will get the Manual sorted and alot more consistent 👍. Keep these brilliant videos coming 💯🔥🔥

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jonathan! A little bit every day is the key :) You'll definitely keep getting there! 💪 I could never get an occasional 5-10 second one before working on this challenge, so you're already farther along than I am!

That was clean!! I was waiting for you to flip out of that 😂😂

Danke für deinen Tutorial. Dieses Video finden ich sehr gut

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Danke schön😃🙏🙏 Das freut mich zu hören!!

im def gonna try this

Awesome tutorial! I like how you applied tension because it's something I've always wondered about manuals - do people press the tail down, or lift the front knee up to go into a manual (and vice versa for a nose manual)? Thank you Sarah for the tutorial 😊

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! 🙏 Getting into manual is almost a shifting more than pushing anything in any way. But, the slight tension was a big piece of the puzzle for me. Just a little to get into the manual more controlled and then keep me steady! Hopefully that helps you too 😃

Thanks for these videos! I really enjoy watching others learn skating and share their thoughts. I’ve always felt so uncoordinated with my hands and legs, so as you’d imagine, skating has been hard for me. I think Dan corrigan also recommended learning them stationary, so I started sticking my wheels in a crack in the pavement and just started from there, or hold onto a rail or table to really find the right sweet spot. I like that timer idea too ✌🏻

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I'm glad you're enjoying them :D Counting definitely helps if you wanna give it a try. Provides a good center to focus on and way to gauge progress too 😃

This has been the most helpful video ive seen on manuals, the way you set out a schedule and explained everything is amazing. Will definitley be starting my 30 days tomorrow morning as im having trouble manualing more than a few metres at the moment. Thankyou so much keep it up 😊

@SarahParkMatott

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Eric! Really glad you liked the video. I've actually started doing this again this month and every time I do it it helps me get that much better. Though now, I only do 30 seconds per foot! I found 1 minute to be a little too long for my feet muscles at a time 😃 Hope you can have fun with it though. It definitely pays off 💪

This makes me want to try skating again! I was taking skate lessons and now it’s been over two years since I’ve been on a board regularly. Learning manuals on my own was my favorite thing to do but never really got it. I think this will help!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! I'm so in love with skating. I fully support a comeback 🛹💪 And, I'd be stoked if this video helped!

I've wanted to do this for so long and just been putting it off. Great methods and inspiration.

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I'm glad you liked the methods! 😃 it was quite an undertaking for this tutorial. I can totally understand putting it off 😂

@ProgressSkateboarding

3 жыл бұрын

@@SarahParkMatott haha

ive skated for 10+ years and neglected manuals, especially nose manuals. Gonna try your method, thanks so much for the inspo!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

I get that urge to neglect them. Until I tried this, I wasn't interested in learning them that much. But, I hope this helps! At the very least it's motivating to feel the little moments of progress you can while doing this kind of method 😃You got it!💪

Love that I’m finally feeling like I’m learning these tricks “correctly” or at least have a better understanding. Thank you!!

@SarahParkMatott

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome! I personally feel that way all the time. Every little detail is another piece to the puzzle for understanding, improving, evolving a trick/skill. Stoked you feel that you're going in that direction 💪

Love your methodical way of learning manuals

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Stoked you liked it! 😃 always looking for alternative practice methods that might help

definitely trying this .. I've been "hiccup" manualling in my school parking lot with so much frustration

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

It really can be frustrating! But you got it :D One second at a time, the manual with get longer! 💪

Excellent method ! I started today, adding 60s switch manual and 60s switch nose manual. I already can feel that it is indeed not only a question of balance, but also a question of muscles and muscle memory. Can't wait to see if all that improves in the days to come !

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

If you stick to it, you'll definitely see improvement! It's hard not to. Hope to hear it helps though! 💪

I never really comment on videos. But all of the videos I've watched on your channel are great. Hope you keep creating authentic content!

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I really enjoy making them. So, I'll keep doing my best 💪

Thanks Sarah 🙌 your Calm Voice and video inspired my daugther to do the same and now she`s “out”maualing all the tuff boys from her skatecrew 💪

@SarahParkMatott

Жыл бұрын

Ahhhh that’s amazing! Go lil skater 🙌🙌🙌

Great method, I've been trying it this week. I have a weird shaped longboard with a slight taper - it's not nearly as intuitive as a popsicle deck - so the general advice about positioning really helped. I'm still trying to figure out the sweet spots but practice makes perfect!

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear that 😃😃

Thank you for this video! I struggeled to do my Manuels properly, but now I am in this routine since two weeks and like you already mentioned, I feel how much they are improving everyday. Yesterday I made my new record with 14 seconds :D

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! I'm so stoked to hear it. Those little progressions are also highly motivating! :D Congrats on all the way to 14 seconds😃

@matthiass.19

3 жыл бұрын

@@SarahParkMatott Yeas, thats for sure. Thanks for your videos. I am enjoying them everytime!

I've just started using this method since discovering your channel a couple of days ago. Am really excited to see my progress after 30 days :) bought a cheap as skateboard last week and have been trying to ride it for an hour everyday to get comfortable on the board and to start learning some basic tricks before venturing out to the skate park. Your videos are so helpful for beginners, you explain everything so well and I'm loving your channel! Thanks heaps

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

That's awesome to hear. I hope you get lots of progress trying this method! It's fun because it's so measurable 😃 You're well on your way if you're riding around for an hour a day! So, I'm sure you'll be progressing nicely! I'm glad you've found my channel helpful. I'll keep trying to put out useful content 💪

@SeeSawMassacre

Жыл бұрын

Just a tip: i've noticed it can be really hard to manual with a bad set of bearings, so you might want to try upgrading if things are feeling inconsistent. Sometimes the two wheels on one side of my board are rolling better than the other side also. But i've skated some cheap boards, and the bearings threw me off more than anything else.

I've been skating for a decade and my manuals can be on and off some days. I used to be so much better at them, and don't even get me started on nose manuals! This video has definitely given me some inspiration to try this myself and see how far I can progress with a 30 day challenge like yours, I hope to get a much more consistent manual/nose manual soon! Thanks so much for the inspiration Sarah! Love your channel, keep shredding! 🔥👊

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🙏 And that's so awesome to hear! Stoked the video inspired you to try the challenge. I hope it gets you back into manual-ing like a champ! 💪

Nice channel! Your voice really fits for instructional videos

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

haha thank you 😄 I'm glad it's a good fit.

Awesome. Have practiced this a couple times at home but using the counting method or something similar is a great way to enjoy it and notice improvement. 30 day manny challenge here we go... also about to do two weeks quarantine so I’ll have plenty of time 😆

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! Counting obviously saved me. And it is very tangible as far as progress goes! 😃 Have fun with the 30 day manny challenge!!💪

Love your detailed tutorials! This is coming from an old timer learning along with his baby daughter at 5 years old and we appreciate these videos so much. Hopefully she'll be able to shred like you one day🤙

@SarahParkMatott

11 ай бұрын

oh, I'm sure she'll be so much better! And that's amazing 💪 I hope you both enjoy it and stick with it!

Your "shuv-it" video was so useful for me. Now I wanna learn manual. Thanks. 🤘🏼

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm glad that video was so helpful. I hope this one is too 💪

I've been doing this myself at my standing desk at home and getting nowhere. But I really like your counting rules - even though it just took me 12 minutes to do my first 60 seconds, I shall persevere!

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

You’ll get it 💪 the stationary manual really compounds. Feels like there is no progress and then all of a sudden you start gettin’ somewhere😂 so, hope you can have fun and stick with it 🙌

The counting method is very clever. The thought has also crossed my mind - that practicing stationary manuals would make rolling manuals easier but I've never practiced them like that. I find nose manuals much easier for some reason but I can only hold them for a short time (more than actual manuals). After seeing your vid I will definitely do this on rainy days. Balance is a skill too after all. Your channel is very helpful, thanks!!!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Balance is most definitely a skill! And I have heard a few times that kind if like heelflips and kickflips, some skaters naturally feel more comfortable doing nose manuals or regular ones. I am not a natural nose manny type 😂 but yes! this is indeed perfect for rainy days! Glad you’re enjoying the channel 😃

Kick pocket is pretty helpful. A consistent concave from top to bottom molds both nose and tail kick pockets where you put feet on .

Probably the most zen skateboard "teacher" out there. Great video!

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

haha thank you 😃

Very helpful, great Video. Warm greetings from Germany.

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful! Thank you! My greetings to Germany 🙋‍♀️

I remember learning nose manuals from a trick tip in a transworld magazine. And one key step in that trick tip was that you should put your front foot on your front bolts when you ollie. That way you don’t have to move your front foot so far when you ollie and it makes it easier to keep your balance when you land on your front wheels. Also it makes you not do a too high of an ollie as you might have done with your front foot lower down on the board. Hopefully this will help someone.

This seems like a really good idea! I'm starting my 30 days today :)

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Go for it! Hope it helps 💪

A huge thank you from Brazil 🇧🇷 Sara! Really liked your tips, very helpful. I'm a 33 years old begginer. You also speak a very clean and paused English which is easy for non native to understand. ❤

@SarahParkMatott

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Bruna! Happy to hear that 😃

Your videos are satisfying, like reading a science journal where the steps of (amazing discovery) are actually explained in detail, and reproducible.

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

ahh thank you so much 😃 such a cool way to phrase it. Stoked to hear that

motivating vid thanks...I have some psychological challenges with a regular manual as I've had the board fly out from under me.

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

that can be really scary for sure. Take your time. You'll get there 💪

Thanks for the tips Sarah, and good work. I particularly thought the nose manuals looked good. I've been working on manuals too. I've mostly been doing them rolling, but, recently, have been trying them at low speed, and I've been trying to get a feel for turning left and right and carving while manualling. I noticed the same thing as you with regard to keeping the board flat, or, angling it a little more toward you heel. It seem like you really need to get that down for turning while manualling, or, even for kick turn spins. I hope to get to the point where I can decently space walk. I need to start working nose manuals. I've pretty much exclusively been working on tail manuals as I'm afraid to twist an ankle or slam doing a nose manual. I think you are smart for trying to learn them at the same time. If you want to see a gnarly nose manual, watch Dan Corrigan's video that has a title "world record manual" or something along those lines. Dan did a high-speed hillbomb manual in that video. And June Saito did a manual that was over two minutes long going down a hill. That guy June is amazing at manuals. I've seen other videos of him ride forwards and backwards down inclines doing manuals.

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah Dan and June Saito are really good at manuals. Would love to get to that level of consistency and control. I have neglected nose manuals a little bit recently. But I want to go back and doing both again because I want spacewalks too 🙌 Wish you luck. Let's go get those spacewalks 💪

The counting game sounds like something I would do to myself. Also the Aggretsuko grip tape is faaantastic.

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. I love counting. It just pulls in my focus 💪 And Aggretsuko is fantastic, so the grip can be nothing but 🥰

Sarah, I followed this video and went from 0 sec manuals to whipping out 30 sec manuals regularly, in about 6 months. Still practicing and improving.

@SarahParkMatott

Жыл бұрын

ayy! That's awesome! Congratulations on the hard work paying off 🙌

Awesome progress! Have you considered practicing rolling switch for switch manual and switch nose manual? I'd be curious how that would go :). This was a great video. Keep up the awesome work!

@SarahParkMatott

Жыл бұрын

haven't worked on that specifically yet, though I've worked on some fakie manuals. Definitely will be there some day I hope! 😃

this is a great way to practice when its raining out. I live in Pittsburgh and half of the time it is raining here

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's snowing or raining half the year here too! So, had to come up with indoor friendly ways to practice. 😃

Had no motivation today after a night shift and the wrong amount of sleep today, couldn’t face practice on a mini ramp so am trying manuals on my carpet 😂 I’m not very good at it but it’s day one…roll on day 30! Dan from Aus 38yrs and learning to skate 💪 loving the videos !

@SarahParkMatott

Жыл бұрын

Ah thanks Dan! Glad to hear you’re enjoying them and having fun skating 💪

Thanks so much for this idea, I'm gonna try it from tomorrow! I've been trying to manual with the "rolling from the line" approach, and it is kinda helping, but it's not so efficient - I want to try your method! And maybe combine the two, why not :D I'm longboarding, btw, but the principle is the same, isn't it. Your vids are awesome, keep up the good work!:)

@SarahParkMatott

Жыл бұрын

Definitely! Combine and conquer! I didn't have skateable parking lots with lines back when I filmed this video and was learning (lived in rural area at the time). But I still do this now, though I stick to 30 seconds nose and tail stationary. That's worked best for me! 💪 Hope it helps you too!

Sarah you're so awesome!! 스케이트보드에 관심이 생겨서 열심히 보고 있어요 굉장히 많이 도움이 되고 더군다나 영어공부까지 되네요~!새라씨 너무 감사해요~!그리고 넘 귀엽게 생기셨어요~계속 좋은 컨텐츠 기대하고 응원하겠습니다 !!유튜브에서 최고의 여성 스케이트보드 인스트럭터가 되어주에요~! 한국사람이어서 자랑스럽습니다~!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 제가 만든 동영상들이 도움이 된다니 정말 기쁘네요! 영어공부까지 ㅎㅎㅎ계속 스케이트보드랑 트릭에 대한 컨텐츠를 열심히 만들어 보겠습니다! 응원해주셔서 감사합니다!

@user-kk2ph4xe9v

3 жыл бұрын

제가 본 스케이트보드 강의 중에서 가장 practical하고 완전히 novice부터 잘 타는 사람들에게도 도움이 되는 최고의 강의예요 새라양의 노력과 열정이 얼마나 많이 들어갔을지 느껴져서 존경심이 생기네요~새라씨는 무엇을 하건 성공하실 분 같아요 좋은 주말되세요~!

Nice. I'm 51 just getting back on a board after over 30 years and I've been doing something similar on grass (in LA, sorry about your weather lol). Your daily consistency and strategy for managing your count seem to be points I'm falling short on. Time to change that. I really appreciate you sharing your insights.

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome back to skateboarding! Happy the method seemed helpful 😃😃 I have been doing it again this winter haha

@osareafallire

2 жыл бұрын

@@SarahParkMatott Woohoo!! Get after it!! lol

Plenty of useful tips. Love that jacket! (and the griptape) ..so 80s :)

@SarahParkMatott

2 жыл бұрын

yess thank you 💪

Thank you. Starting now. See you in 30 days!

@SarahParkMatott

Жыл бұрын

You got this!

Starting my 30 days challenge tomorrow. Thanks Sarah

@SarahParkMatott

11 күн бұрын

have fun! 😃

You are learning fast. Most are not willing to put in that effort. They are so fun once you have them down. If you consistently practice the way you have you will get really good at them. Then you can start learning to pop into manuals for manual pads.

Your channel is fantastic. Learning the science behind a lot of these tricks has really helped me. Thank you so much! Question: what gloves are you wearing in some of the videos? I’ve been looking for good skate gloves. Looking forward to more tutorials. Thanks again!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :D I'm glad you've been enjoying the channel. I have tried a few pairs of gloves. I do a lot of grabs (finger flips etc), and so I like a glove that just protects my palms when I fall and doesn't rip right away from fingerflips. I haven't found an awesome pair yet. I've tried baseball batting gloves and another random pair. But, right now I'm using an underarmer pair of running gloves, and I like them a lot so far.

@bloodsweatdesign

3 жыл бұрын

@@SarahParkMatott When I first started in the late 80s early 90s there used to be this company called Clawz and they made gloves specifically for skating. They were awesome. Now it’s near impossible to find gloves just for skateboarding. I just got back into it after destroying my knees in 2000 and I’m basically relearning everything. Will definitely try out the UA gloves. Thanks again!

@SarahParkMatott

3 жыл бұрын

Clawz needs to make a comeback then 😂 I really wish there were gloves for skating. I hate shredding my hands or taping them. Hope you can find a decent pair! (And welcome back to skating :D