*warning: this trick is a shiner machine*

@coolaisiankid

5 жыл бұрын

IEnjoiFb that’s the last thing I wanted to hear

@TheYouTubesters12

5 жыл бұрын

IEnjoiFb shinner*

@mikehunt5926

5 жыл бұрын

I started w committing rather than the practice step, and I haven’t shinned myself yet

@rafamarin9822

5 жыл бұрын

Mike Hunt if you do the practice steps it takes a lot longer to learn tricks 😂😂😂

@PatAlpaugh4

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

I get so determined to skate after watching all these tutorials and skate supports, but in reality, i cant do half these tricks.

@43y3s4

6 жыл бұрын

Myles G. Keep trying!!

@tagentland2432

4 жыл бұрын

I do the same🤣🤣🤣

@fishpov3893

3 жыл бұрын

Its been 4 years but I hope you can kickflip and do every trick you've seen in the tutorials

@qtskyz7001

2 жыл бұрын

bro same

I can frontside flip, hardfip, tre flip etc but still can't front shuv

@pennywisethedancingclown775

8 жыл бұрын

Front shut is easy I can't back side shuv

@ippeimorita

8 жыл бұрын

+Cedric Hank Benson I feel like you have your fs and bs wrong

@cookiemixboxset3357

8 жыл бұрын

+Ippei Morita nah i have a friend who is the exact same. he rides goofy and can only do front shuvs

@jamesmitchell4432

8 жыл бұрын

+Dylan Kowalski Dude, I can nollie tre 5's like it ain't no thing. I cannot land a regular 360 flip to save my life. Everyone is different.

@mariusrubino7036

8 жыл бұрын

+James Mitchell same haha

game of skate in cowboy boots, DO IT!!!

@filippopanasenko6433

8 жыл бұрын

lol that would be cool

@gamerdan6611

8 жыл бұрын

+Opan Thon awesome idea

@ricois3

8 жыл бұрын

CONSTRUCTION STEEL CAP BOOTS!!

@leovasquez3334

8 жыл бұрын

what I was thinking

@etniescallicut72

3 жыл бұрын

nah nah nah game of skate in high heels 😂😂😂

This is the first trick I ever learned on a skateboard as a teen. Now getting em back right at 24 ✊🏾

@owenhunsberger3891

2 жыл бұрын

Bruh y would u learn fs before ollie☠️

@davidb554

Жыл бұрын

@@owenhunsberger3891 shuvs are easier than ollie and he probably landed fs shuv on accident 😭

Me when I watch these: Oh yeah that looks super easy Me practicing: Oh wow just landed primo on this variel heelflip when I was trying to just front shuv

@sopadesopita

2 жыл бұрын

yep. i learned varial heel before i learned a fs shuv.

@giantasiansticker8068

11 ай бұрын

Idk kickflips were easier to learn

If you guys are looking for a practice step on learning how to give yourself shinners than do the first practice step he showed you.

@tripp9189

5 жыл бұрын

Thats easy u need to practice more if that gives u shinners swid

@weepfile

20 күн бұрын

@@tripp9189shut up

I had so much trouble with this trick for months but I thought to myself "if I don't learn it now I'll have to deal with learning it in the future, it's not magically going to come to me." So I had a 2 hour skate sesh, learned them regular and nollie, and that helped me so much with doing tricks on my board I did a kickflip after first try

Hi my names Aaron Kyro, I'm a professional skateboarder from the San Francisco bay area, and today i'm going to show you how to get KZread likes.

@vladmihai_

8 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@nathangabriel8379

8 жыл бұрын

+Aaron Kyro not friendly , you cheat ;) good evening

@uglett

8 жыл бұрын

+Aaron Kyro can you show us how to get millions of subs

@ippeimorita

8 жыл бұрын

Okay this was funny at first, but you do this in like every video

@uglett

8 жыл бұрын

Ippei Morita cool enough, so that way i should be able to break the 10 subs ;) but more seriously i guess thats also how people can have a good amount of viewers while streaming, just be as much instructive as you can be

These are the type of videos I expect from Braille.

Landed my first today, then my second on the next attempt. Haven't skated in 13 years but saw some of these videos and bought a board a few weeks back and got into it. Lance is my older guy skating inspiration. Hope he's still shreddin!

I’m 18 and just starting back at skating since like 14 and following the trick order really does help a lot for anyone that’s getting impatient just doing the basic tricks and building your way up is a lot of fun and builds confidence

@brailleskateboarding

5 жыл бұрын

This is awesome!! So glad you’re skating again!

I just want to say that I seriously am so grateful for this channel being made and I love the work you put in to help the world of skateboarding. I have been watching the whole crew make videos for the past year or so and it has helped me out so much with my skating. I had tried to learn a lot of the tricks i know now in the past but just never could get it down which lead me to quit skating. But now thanks to you guys I have learned the basics and started gettin down some tougher flip tricks. Seriously so stoaked to skate this summer and not be that bad and keep progressing. Keep it up and much love to everyone at braille and all the other homies that collab with you guys you are all amazuhzing! Btw I am 22 years old almost 23 so to all u other dudes n dudettes that feel ur to old to start skating again just know it isn't and that u can go out there have fun and progress on your board just go do itttttt.

who else knows how to do this trick but just likes watching Braille videos ecspessially with Aaron. don't worry we still love you lance

The key to this trick and with all the shove-it variations, is to put your back foot on the middle of the tail an scoop with it. This way, you'll never land primo, spin it the exact way you want, catch it higher and be more consistant with it. The more spin you want, as if you want to bigspin for example, the more scoop you have to apply.

Aaron Just found your great videos I am an old guy returning to skating and I will be buying your videos and following. Keep up the great work. I live in Sao Paulo Brasil many great skaters and spots.

a tutorial for *BIG SPINS* would be great!

@MrLagteam

8 жыл бұрын

+SkateStyle agree

@ninorattaa7514

8 жыл бұрын

+SkateStyle a tutorial for *GREAT* would be big spins

@crackopenyourhead

8 жыл бұрын

+SkateStyle (without doing a massive pivot)

@triggerhappy98976

8 жыл бұрын

I agree

@crazynp2003

8 жыл бұрын

they have one

Aaron you got me back into skating after 15 years, just bought a new board. Thanks very much and keep up the great content. cheers!

@andiwand7954

4 жыл бұрын

Dan Wells U still skating?

Thanks for the tip on the straight down pop. I'll have to try this next practice. I currently keep losing the board behind me!!

This whole time I have been scooping straight forward and it would launch behind now I know you just have to give it a small nudge

@konthoofd4

3 жыл бұрын

Ill try that, I've been stuck for so long on this trick

thank you aaron helped me out a lot, I was having trouble exactly with that stright down pop

thanks for helping me out so much I learned this trick in about an hour with you teaching! thanks you so much Aaron you have been such a help wotkh every one of my tricks! i learned 3 tricks today with your teaching! thank you so much and I will watch and by every skateboarding made simple! thanks you!

Thank u guys so much!!!! I am subscribed and I just learned how to fs shuvit in just 5 min while watching your vid you made!!! Thanks so much!!!

The one foot practice is a good tip i never thought about doing that but it helps with the movement and concept of the trick

You guys had really thought me how to do basic tricks! i enjoy them and now i can finally heelflip thanks to you guys

I requested this trick. Thanks, Aaron for the tutorial. I feel more confident that I can learn it now.

It would be awesome if you do some new tutorials for the basic grind/grind tricks. I really like the classic braille-style tutorials keep up the great work

Hey Aaron (or Lance. Which ever of you awesome dudes read this). I watch your videos daily. Tutorials, DITLs and all of your fun videos. I'm glad you made a Tutorial on this trick. It's one of the 2 that I have a hard time trying to land. This and bs 180s I struggle a lot with. I can land 3 very basic tricks and one basic trick in a fakie stance. Idk if some beginners are still sending you videos to help them but me as a beginner myself would like to send some for some help. Thank you and keep up the great work with the Awesome and fun videos.

It’s cool how your front foot does a small move behind you. Wouldn’t have noticed that without the slow motion. Great video as always!

Just uploaded a video of the full process it took me to land this trick from this trick too video and a few others! Thanks for the help! Now I can front shuv 🤙🤙

always struggled with this trick. the idea to focus on the pop and just a little scoop has reaaaally helped me finally get a few, so ty aaron kyro sponsored skateboarder from the san francisco bay area

Where were these tutorials when I first started skating years ago? Great stuff Aaron, I would like to master my 360 FS/BS Pop Shuvits. So a tutorial on these bad boy's would be awesome.

Helped me!! I tried to scoop it like a normal one and it would fly back really far, thanks

I wanted to get back into skating. It's been to long since I had a long skate session. I always had a hard time doing front shoves but there were steps that you explain in this video that I didn't take. So that will hopefully help me and get me closer to my goal :) Keep it up Aaron! ;)

he always makes it look so clean

Me encantan tus videos amigo, saludos desde Lima Perú!

Love these tutorials:)

Just got into skating a few weeks ago got really comfortable on my board for the first week/ great board control, got my olies clean an high up, got shove Itz easy landed a few kickflips but for some reason been landing only one foot on... Then yesterday I learned how to frontside 180 and frontside shove it super clean really stoked!! I'm 24 never really skated before just surfed a lil from time to time and snowboard and ion know? skating just feels natural too me... ima keep going and see where this Fun new hobby takes me in a year from now.

Nice I tried to learn this before the pop shuvit by accident. If you’re learning this trick, good luck.

Thank you Aaron so much! Your tips help me alot and today i learned how to frontside shove it!! 😀

I don't even skateboard but watch this channel cause it's cool haha

@LunaticSoldiers

8 жыл бұрын

+YoungClickClack ^

@krushedup

8 жыл бұрын

+YoungClickClack thank god im not the only one

@bryanalmanza9296

4 жыл бұрын

ClickClack99 you guys skate now?

This is how a tutorial should be done. Actual foot placement, practice steps. Many many clips of each part. 10/10 got the first practice step successfully in 10 tries after weeks of failing to figure it out by myself

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Yes perfect! I designed this whole system with the tricks in order and practice steps the whole way. Check out “Skateboarding Made Simple” and the Braille App ❤️

This really helped me out! Thanks man!

Missed these videos!!

I am learning Ollies by the way thank you for making the videos that are helping me with it thanks.

your vids are the best! thanks man

i have bin watching ur videos for the past week and im gunna go get a skate bord tommarow (:

Thanks for the tutorial. Landed 3 in 10 minutes after days of trying

Aron's board always looks great, always so nice and clean. HOW???

Reason I am into Kyro tutorial is his voice leads me into meditation .

favorite trick 👌

I always go through my warm up when I skate, all the 180s and all the pop shove its. The regular frontside pop shove it always gave me trouble until I figured out that, for me, I had to do a dragging scoop motion, scooping it forward because I couldn't adjust my jump to follow the board. But I know for the best looking frontside pop shove its, you have to jump back and behind you to your right, popping straight down, and to your left if your doing it switch.

front shuvs were the second trick i learned right after ollies, it’s all personal preference when you learn what tricks

@fanciestnir523

4 жыл бұрын

True

Man this vids are the best

Best tutorial EVER

This trick twists ankles like no other

I just realized that you don't have to look forward with your body when you are doing tricks. My friend saw this, told me that, than my shove its magicaly started to click. My Ollie got better, my pop got better, i looked down at what the heck am I doing actually, not forward where I go... and oh wow it was amaizing. Thank you Braille for actually teaching these tricks you guys are amaizing and really, you have to have a learning buddy...

Ahhhhhh, all this time i've been using my front foot to rotate the board, always end up over-rotating it. This makes way more sense

Thank you aaron!! I'm having trouble with my front shove/s the board is always flipping even though I kept my front foot close to the board and stopping the board when it makes the "180 motion" but I have my heelflips on lock.. so please help

yesterday was a gorgeous day !! I finaly learned the no-comply 180, nollie, half-cap and I landed a nollie-heel with one foot. All tricks at one day. Thanks for your detailed tutorials ! You're helping people out, wich has a hard time on many tricks.

@lurey12

8 жыл бұрын

who*

@TheCISFreak

8 жыл бұрын

+lurey12 right on dude those days are the best :) I remember that I learned Pop Shuvs, Heelflips and a crappy BS 180 the same day..

@ippeimorita

8 жыл бұрын

Buck

@penguinbrucelee

8 жыл бұрын

Half cap are cooler than cabs

@conductorcat8510

8 жыл бұрын

+penguinbrucelee lmao. But no disrespect to the OP. Keep shredding broheim.

1000th like! And 200th comment :)

thanks for the TUTORIAL 2.0

I always see your videos are geniuses

Fun trick! Surprisingly gets a letter for a lot of people in a game of skate

I don't skate but ur channel is awesome and makes me want to skate :P

John Hill sent me! .......even though i've already been subscribed to this channel ;)

damn this was very helpful i always when i did fronside shuv its would just push my foot forward but i didnt know it would be so much easier to pop down then push forward just made this trick 10x easier :D on to my hardflips

I keep imagining Aaron grunting and panting while doing all of those frontside shuvits. I don't know why this is occurring. Please help me

@so1667

8 жыл бұрын

no

@SolaceReignFalls

7 жыл бұрын

I tried to do the practice step and I got a shinner

@shallowdude6200

7 жыл бұрын

+ConsiseGalaxy we all get shinners on that practice step😂

@tarzan7447

5 жыл бұрын

same

@scottgomez9890

4 жыл бұрын

Gayyyyyyyy

I love this KZread channel

For me, it helps when im looking down on my board and mentaly thinking of the tail to go forward to become the nose as i do the fs shove it. I dont get it yet, but the board wont go behind me anymore. I think its a wierd trick because its basicly the first trick where you dont “need“ your front foot to perform it, but get it out of the way...

nice tutorials. i got a lot special keys to improve or finally land a trick. a video for 360flip would be awesome. i can flip and catch it but i can not land it with my back food.. maybe you have a nother special key for me :D

I love these videos

I was waiting for this :D

happy you're remaking these

Thank you for this. I struggled with this trick and stuck it first try after your suggestion of leaving you front foot on.

This is the first trick i learnt. I could do these before i could even ollie.

Dude I know this might sound crazy but I've been skating since I was 12 and I'm now 29. I did take about an eight-year break but just recently got back to it. I couldn't ever do front side shuvs. It's not that I'm bad or a beginner skater either. I can do varial kickflip, hardflip, 360 flips, kickflips, backside shove it. I can even do a Impossible on a kicker. But every time I go to frontside show I end up flipping a hardflip lol. I think it's because I never really learned how to do front side shuvs and went straight to hardflip. After watching this video I got them down better but they still want to flip a little bit. I'm working on keeping my front foot up more on the board like you showed to keep that from happening

I always have trouble doing tricks over objects. Can you do a video on how to Ollie over something while moving?

so clean jesus

I learned this after learning pop shuvs, it just comes naturally after that

Learning how to nocomply 180 helped with the shuv for me

Great channel Arron, I came across it and rediscovered my love for skateboarding. I would really love to get back into skating but I feel like I would break a board as soon as I got on it. I guess Im wondering where the limit is, how big is to big for a normal (8in) board? I would be sad to spend $100 making a complete just to break the board, 5'10" 230lbs

This is great!

Reply to this if I should get back into skating

@vladmihai_

8 жыл бұрын

.

@xVmbra

8 жыл бұрын

+Rastaman21 DO IT

@JoonasKosunen

8 жыл бұрын

just DO IT

@ippeimorita

8 жыл бұрын

No. No is a response. Should you still get back into skating?

@inyaface161

8 жыл бұрын

Yes

75/85mm LONGBOARD WHEELS - GAME OF SKATE :D

@Koala019

6 жыл бұрын

К-О-Т-Р wheelbite city

I started to skate because of you

Last time I was this early, Braille channel still filmed at "the spot!"

frontside shove it was the second trick i learned after the ollie, not even the no pop shove it. it just felt natural to me

Finally tried to learn this trick and after an hour I got maybe 3 really sketchy ones. These tips should help a lot. Is there a way to pop it less? I feel like I have the motion down but it pops so high that it's hard to get both feet back on. I also need to learn how to catch it with my front foot. I think that would help a lot too

A tutorial for CARV TURNS in a mini ramp would be great! (Couldn´t found any on youtube.)

Thankfully I landed my first front shuv

Fun trick! I already know it

i can't do it while riding but I almost land it every try stationary

@longchicken9584

6 жыл бұрын

ichgovastolorde same

@euphoricvigil4595

4 жыл бұрын

Jump backwards and moves your hands up and back. Hope that helps

@ramenkf

4 жыл бұрын

It’s the same for me but on the pop shuvs

@flater3858

4 жыл бұрын

@@ramenkf just don't give up i made it now i can nolie tre flip off small gaps

@darreellll

3 жыл бұрын

Yall need to get comfortable on ur board it really helps alot and it will eventually get hard doing it stationary

Do you recommend to learn this trick in all stances before I get to the flip tricks? I have the impression that nobody does that.

This really helped

Varial heels next :)

Thanks this helps

Can you do a tutorial on the first trick of the video (nose manual revert to switch manual bs bigspin out)

been watching your videos lately and im considering buying a board. i was able to ride my friends board a few blocks. i was very afraid though.i know how to ride Rollerblade extremely well too.

A tutorial on tre flips would really great