Finally got these locked in after visiting and re-visiting this tutorial over the last 12 months! Thanks Chad.

1:40 this is soooo uplifting thanks for the motivation man

Honestly I’m ass at most everything with skating but simple grind tricks like this is why I stick with it. It’s just satisfying as hell

Been doing back smiths for the better part of 4 years and holding them has always been such an issue for me, this helps so much

I don't know why this feels like the classiest most elegant trick to me , hahaha, love it

Hey Chad, how about a launch transfer over the spine tutorial?

@NiallFlynn-mr5uq

3 жыл бұрын

Just send it keith its like an acid drop super easy

Man your videos are best at explaining how to do it and how to work up to it. Keep doing it dude👍

@ChadCaruso

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Going to try to cover as many tricks as I can

Just got in from trying back smiths at my local park. The heel of my front foot kept catching the coping. I’ll get up on those toes tomorrow. Cheers chad 👊

You'll help me alot with my mini Ramp skills. Thanks Man,Nice video .

2:26 is the best part of the video for sure

Thanks Chad super helpful can't wait to give that a go later :)

Short, to the point, and encouraging. I particularly liked the "variations"!

Can't wait to try out these BS Smith grind variations :)!

Very cool keep having fun and be safe thanks

I can lock into a back smith stall but still hard to lock into the grind. Just got my ramp finished though so it's on my trick list to learn this summer. i'll be back to tell you how it goes.

Good tuto my friend !

That lock in tip was nice. I been attempting feebles in this bank to slappy ledge and I kept getting stuck.. The last time I did it I was shook cause I must have been in that right position or something cause I grinded the whole ledge just about and slipped backwards toward the end. I remember shifting my weight back and kinda being tippy toed on the board. Scared the crap out of me. Haha def gonna try this and keep at! Thanks for the video!

LOLLLLL Yo this video was helpful but BEST. ENDING. EVER!

good advice. done a handful of these but can't seem to get it on lock. you hyped me up to give it another try.

I can bs smith stall ill try to put a grind on it thanks for trick tip

Dude I watched this video then got it first try cheers man

This is so good

Almost perfect trick tip. Would of loved to see a foot placement. I kinda learned them but I can’t stay on the grind. I have my feet similar to a tre flip but more on the pocket. Hope that’s correct

Thank you Chad. Your advice helps us. I did this grind yesterday, and this was fucking cool) Maybe riders from Russia will catch up with you in the level of skating)

Hey man. Great tutorial. I see the backsmith to tail at the end of this video. Been trying em for ages but cant figure it out. Any tips?

This is my favorite trick on a mini ramp and 180s

I like it.

Back in the 80's when i skated i always wondered how other skaters figured thier tricks out. Was there a manuel? Advice from other skaters? Or was it all trial an error before landing a trick? In my case it was 100% trial and error which often times got frustrating! To say the least. Now im in my 50's an too old to hop on my board an give it a go for fear of "old man syndrome" reprisals but youtube tutorial videos is the shit!

Yup i found a new skate tutorial youtuber love your video's! Defintley gonna learn from your video's when these 4 weeks are over broke my foot doing fs 50 50s😂

@ChadCaruso

6 жыл бұрын

Welcome! Heal up soon!

Great tip. Not very good on the back side. But it is time to learn.

What’s up Chad thanks for the vids man! Duane Peters does this BS grind nose grab. Don’t know what it’s called but looks dope as hell. If you could do a vid on that trick. Thanks man!

Fs revert out? Can you give that a go plz Chad, I reckon it’d look sic. I can tail stall revert, surely that’d be a similar movement?

i find riding wider trucks helps a lot 159 indys and 6.1 ventures on 8.38-8.5 decks and they lock in and fly like butter

Cheers I feel really inspired... Which at age 57 doesn't usually happen till about July!

I accidentally did bs smith today learning 5050s hit that shi like twice felt amazing

Imo in order to really grind standing on just your toes is important and helped me a lot

I think I'm good at variation!!!

Frontside sugar cane or hurricane tricktip???

gonna learn these once my ankle heals

1000th like😂

You’re fucking awesome, will be getting this one soon🙏🏿

how to do a gazelle flip tutorial plese

nosegrinds on ramps next

could u do a tricks tip on alley oops or sugar cane or hurricane please

@Rufusdos

3 жыл бұрын

I saw a Thrasher how-to a few years ago on BS sugarcanes and the first instruction was "You gotta not give a fuck, just go for it". That was always the part I had difficulty with :-)

My biggest problem was my front heel getting caught up on the coping hopefully this helps

Nollie bs flip on the pyramid

Almost as good as Willy Santos

@ChadCaruso

7 жыл бұрын

Brett Conti hahhha

@miniramptricks1986

6 жыл бұрын

santos is my boy

any advice on how to not over rotate? im finally started to figure these out but i dont lock in and instead continue to turn like i was doing a b/s slasher.

@ChadCaruso

6 жыл бұрын

Hmm maybe try to keep your front shoulder “opened” as opposed to pointing it in towards the ramp. If you look at my left shoulder in the thumbnail you might be able to see what I’m referring to. Get it!

@rilili

5 жыл бұрын

@@ChadCaruso damn this is a really good tip and definitely what im doing wrong thanks

That's on the spot.... the advice.... stick with it.....everyone can do this.

Blunt finger flip faikie please goofy style bro

I can never get my shoulders right I always spin out

I learned how to grind it and still can't do it like stall

Backside Disaster please

@ChadCaruso

5 жыл бұрын

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@EcHozz

5 жыл бұрын

@@ChadCaruso Thank you !

Is back as easy as front... Seems like most people do front. I'm way more comfortable doing BS.

@ChadCaruso

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah I definitely see more people doing Fs Smith’s but same with me BS feels more natural now but I do remember it taking a bit to learn how to grind them long