losing your virginity is called an impossible in scootering...

@JaySut

6 жыл бұрын

💀💀💀

@synthandsynth

6 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@jairovira306

6 жыл бұрын

BURRRRN!!

@joshgary5067

5 жыл бұрын

LMFAOOOOO

@James-ip5gz

5 жыл бұрын

lmfao

me following everystep: my board: ↖️↙️↘️⬅️🔂↙️↪️↙️↙️↘️↙️↪️↩️🔂🔂🔄⬅️↖️↙️⬅️↪️⏫➡️

@gum5570

3 жыл бұрын

Did you end up learning them?

Giger = Flat ground god

@plasma9839

6 жыл бұрын

MatchWojo

@benjaminsskateboardingandf125

6 жыл бұрын

lance=skate god

@benjaminsskateboardingandf125

6 жыл бұрын

Jacob Veilleux you said flat ground god, not skate god

@benjaminsskateboardingandf125

6 жыл бұрын

Aaron cheese kyro

@wojo9732

6 жыл бұрын

chris joslin

That point about scooping forward and not sideways is life changing

@johnny14980

4 жыл бұрын

Wut

@urnan5275

4 жыл бұрын

Yessir

@brianbradley1345

4 жыл бұрын

Yo how does that work

0:11 its vl skate in the background

@lolbruh2130

4 жыл бұрын

Bulgarian Skateboarding bruh he is damn

@DanielCruz-is4td

3 жыл бұрын

Vatos locos?

@nomieretard2643

3 жыл бұрын

vãi lồn skate

@robau4149

3 жыл бұрын

Wow

@ultra_toxic3131

3 жыл бұрын

I saw that and thought the same thing

I remember back when I was like 12-13 or so in 1991-1992 the impossible was the height of skate trick fashion, just before the pressure flip thing came to the east coast. I think it was related to Ed Templeton and the first New Deal video, but that was a long time ago so I don't remember specifics. The Impossible was the holy grail of tricks during that time. My friend Jerry and I were out skating and somehow that became the day that we learned impossibles or got slightly injured trying. Jerry was a couple years older and had gone to the skatepark the weekend before (all parks in the northeast were private pay-to-play things back then) and learned the "secret" from someone there. He had his front foot all the way up on the nose (the board was transitioning from the old school fish shape into the popsicle stick we're all familiar with today) and told me you had to take your front foot off as you popped the tail and kinda tuck/scrape the tail to get it spinning around your back foot. I'm a small human male, especially so before I hit puberty, so I could only comfortably put my front foot hanging way off the side like when I first learned kickflips, flop it off the board, scoop the tail and learn how the trick is supposed to work. The only "trick tips I'd ever see was a page in the back of Thrasher magazine depicting a photo sequence, and I'd never seen a tutorial for a legendary trick like an impossible. It was all trial and error that we knew was doable because we saw it in videos and magazines, with the idea of a "scoop" being the secret of the trick, whatever that was. I think we started in mid afternoon during the summer under an awning next to the supermarket and it took a while to get the feel for the "scooping" motion and even longer to get the board to wrap my foot. After hundreds of tries and my tail starting to show grim signs of left-footed wear, the sun had already set and the light started to fade. Jerry's mom was on her way to pick us up, so we had scant few tries left to get both feet on the board. Somehow I was much closer to the truth than Jerry, despite my "unorthodox" stance and diminutive size. He basically gave up for the day, but I felt like the trick was gonna happen for me. The wrap was a full rotation with complete foot contact, it was just a matter of figuring out my forward momentum so as not to land in front of the board but on it. I know it would have been so dramatic and monumental to land the trick just as Jerry's mom pulled into her parking space, but the truth is that during the 10 minute drive I dwelled on the trick, said my goodbyes and thank yous, and walked down my own crusty, patchy, salty concrete, steeply inclined patch of pavement that led into a main road and thought I should give it a couple more tries. Maybe it was the fact that you could only skate my 15-20' driveway one way and the steep incline helped, but I took one baby push, positioned my feet, scooped the tail and landed it clean. I called Jerry 20 minutes later when I knew he'd be home and he didn't believe me. We skated together two days later and I was landing them 2/3 of the time. A year later, when pressure flips were the rage, the locals called me the wrapmaster because I had impossibles so dialed I could do them over little trash cans and into lipslides on bars. It took me another two years to unlearn the back foot scoop on an impossible and transition into the sideways pressure flip scoop that the trick fell completely out of favor during the initial "clean" era of street skating that came along with the advent of 411 VM and Jeremy Wray's style of big, simple, clean street skating. I haven't been able to do an impossible since 1994. They just do a sideways 360 shove for me now.

@MrPackerProductions

6 жыл бұрын

M Ouija Damn you should write a book man.

@killerpimp069

6 жыл бұрын

The diary of a street skateboarder. Vol. 1: The eros of the impossible.

@mouija1450

6 жыл бұрын

Maybe someday. I was never that great of a skater. Middling at best.

@lucysmith4242

5 жыл бұрын

@@mouija1450 you don't have to be the greatest to be entertaining. That was a solid story

@30803080308030803081

4 жыл бұрын

"Clean" street skating. I'm a non-skater, although thinking about picking it up. I'm not sure what clean street skating is. I guess, no freestyle tricks? But, an impossible surely is a trick that can be done in the air onto or off of an obstacle. Anyway, if I get a skateboard, this is going to be the third or fourth trick I learn. I love it.

Love this! I'm sick of seeing 3 shuvs being counted as impossibles

@delbomb3131

6 жыл бұрын

depends on how much you wrap the board around your foot. you can def do it horizontally, but it's going to be more obvious and cleaner vertically. I agree it's way to thin of a line sometimes on what's counted. At the end of the day though if it looks cool who the fuck really cares what the trick is? Just go out and have fun landing sick looking shit. Being pedantic ruins skating.

impossibles are my favorite looking trick, there is just something smooth and unique compared to other flip tricks

I been skating for years I recently learned tres. after watching this I did the rotation a couple times than I started trying it and got really close. I landed it in about 5 tries thank you for this video. In all my years of skating I never thought I could do an impossible.

Finally a channel of a youtube skater that is dedicated to trick tips. I think this is the first of a kind

cant tre, 3 shuv, or pressure flip but somehow I can do these (:

@James-ip5gz

5 жыл бұрын

bs

@lucysmith4242

5 жыл бұрын

@@James-ip5gz I accidently learned hospitals flips when I was trying to learn kickflips. Sometimes, you just get a trick

@zacklaird407

4 жыл бұрын

i cannot do any flip tricks but i just got this down today

@kitsunexx5009

4 жыл бұрын

@@James-ip5gz I can impossible but can't tre flip it's just a matter of practice

@hellzeyoof4475

4 жыл бұрын

Same bro

impossible was one of the first tricks I ever learned, I really struggled with most basic tricks but for some reason this one always clicked with me

So many bad trick tip videos out there. Thank you for making a really detailed insightful trick tip. I really like how you pointed out that your front foot goes way up to get out of the way. I never noticed that but now it's super obvious!

Hey dude, I just wanna say these videos are awesome. I like your fairly high-standard approach to technique and style, and you've helped me do a lot of 'cleaning up' tricks, which I've been wanting to do for a long time. You're almost oddly well-spoken, explaining the fine detail in movement and foot positioning and the effects they have, and when you once spoke about the tension you're supposed to feel doing a flip trick (I believe it was the 360 flip video) something immediately clicked in my brain, and I'm suddenly way more consistent at them. Anyway, thanks a lot, and keep doing what you're doing mate.

glad you got the wrap most ppl think a 360 shuv is an impossible noobs lol

@cam105

4 жыл бұрын

coishman26 they don’t even look alike lol

@sontiyo7113

4 жыл бұрын

@@cam105 they can def look alike on some people

Glad I watched, finally got em, just needed to clear my front foot a bit, and like u said I was scooping a bit sidways.

Do a front foot impossible tutorial please I can't find one anywhere and your tutorials help me so much

Ich fand den Impossible schon immer einen der geilsten Fliptricks. Tolles Video!

You give the best trick tips man! Thumbs up 👍👍👍👍

I would love to see a hardflip tutorial. Thanks for the video Jonny.

Thank you for the tutorial, man! I have to try this! :)

I learned these before kickflips, surprisingly simple, just stomp and lift up with your back foot.

@jeffersonesteves4759

4 жыл бұрын

Wtf

@Charlie-uc1he

4 жыл бұрын

Jefferson Esteves lmao this kid

@hihatsnarebear

3 жыл бұрын

They easy af

@joshclingermayer6091

3 жыл бұрын

I keep seeing these arguments. It makes sense. Impossibles feel like they stick to your foot, so you "feel" it the whole way through. Im 31 now, can impossible, can Casper 360 flip. Can't fuckin kickflip.

@jeffersonesteves4759

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshclingermayer6091 wtf hahaha

Thanks brother, love your trick tips

I like the amount of detail you put into your tips. Maybe an inward heel tip vid next?

Good looking Impossibles, and good on you for pointing out the difference/traps that cause tre shovs.

didnt even finish the video yet, just 16 seconds in but I must say that I like those impossibles. Wrap around your foot like I expect to see

I appreciate the "Howto" videos! They help so much! Thank you (:

Awesome! Straight to the point!

Such a stylish and beautiful trick. I prefer the front-foot impossible, but a good wrap is beautiful to watch. Nice work Jonny.

Very clean impossble flip!🔥🔥

Aprendi muito assistindo seus vídeos !!!! As explicações são muito boas, muito úteis!!!! Grande proficional !!!!

This was my Summer '91 OBSESSION, I never mastered it but all my friends did and I've always regretted it, I'm 41 now and arthritic so... it will never happen. Yeah, I always pressure scooped it sideways and it looked more like a frontside 360 shovit (they were later named "pop" shovits. We held outer front foot almost off the side of the board, so we could slide it off immediately. We were popping the tail and popping them higher because of the New Deal video -Templeton was doing Impossibles on benches and over huge gaps and down stairs, and the lower pressure-style variants was only good for flat ground. Anyway, love you Giger!!

one of my favs

I have heard that tre flips, impossible and back 3's are all on your back foot scoop

This trick looks so good!!

great vid! i didn't know the exact motion for the impossible,so that really helped. new trick to try!

So stinkin clean!

Can’t wait to try it

That's an awesome deck!

I'm from chile and i love your videos ❤️

If you pay attention to Rodney’s impossibles you’ll notice something he does that makes sense and helps a lot. He turns the front foot 90 degrees before popping the tail, that helps to wrap the deck around the back foot. Same with the nose hook half cab impossible.

@jimmyberry4451

6 ай бұрын

What do you mean by turning 90s degrees before popping? Can you elaborate more??

@saulorocha3755

6 ай бұрын

@@jimmyberry4451 I actually messed the description LOL Rodney kneels the back leg over the board before popping the tail.

This was the best impossible tutorial!!

haha I just recently learned them :D although I still haven't really figured out the catch/landing somehow, I just land like one out of three by chance.

fantastic! your tutorials are so well explained. could you do one on the hardflip pls? I saw your vid on whether the hardflip is hard. well, it is if you can't find a good tutorial!

Got this sussed but I tend to end up doing 360 shovits on the most times. Thanks bro for the positioning 👍

Such a nice dude good tutorial!

great vid my man - im gonna learn these now! make a video where you do a reverse ghetto bird (inward heelflip + front 180)

Nice video bro! Continue like this hope u the best

Thx this helped me a lot

Johnny, I think you are doing good with the tutorials. I was hoping that you could add most common mistakes people do when performing the tricks. It could help with the seeing what might go wrong. For instance, when people pop to slide there foot under, they are unable to control the board to do a full rotation or they hit there knee.

i love it when you scoop it with your hands

You make a very difficult trick look very easy - they are called impossibles for a reason! Especially when you do them the proper way with the board wrapping almost vertically around the back foot.

Love your channel, Jonny! btw: a "how to: front foot impossible" would be a fine thing!

really glad i got my tips on this from u first trying to get a nice one soon. always seemed so impossible o_^

Jonny, you should do a 'Ho to pressure flip', I just dont know how to elevate my feet doing tricks like pressure flip or the vertical impossible.

what a beautiful trick, honestly.

It would be cool if you do a trick tip video for fingerflips! I tried to boneless fingerflip few months ago but didn't really get into it...and I didn't find any good video to learn how to do it. I'm sure you'll explain well (:

Can you teach varial heelflips? My buddy tried teaching me them a few years ago and tragically he got paralyzed in a car accident a few days after and I never really have gotten them since, I've only done a few nollie. I think he would be stoked if you were the one to teach me this trick because he watches your channel as well. I could inward heelflip in every stance and your inward heelflip trick tip video still helped me get them better you are excellent at teaching.

I LITerally started to practice this trick :)

Never pressure flipped in the 90s but Ed Templeton made impossibles look so dope.

Dude u rules!!! i love ur videos!!! keep in luck!!! :)

I sure as heck will go out and try tomorrow

Bro this worked so good for me to learn it

Dude, I can do a kickflip. I learned how in 7th grade. Then I never landed anything better than a few Tre-flips. I like that you break down the tricks in a way that is easy to understand. keep it up man. looks good.

Thx for this good „how to“ video 👍

This vid life saver , that motion is so much more natural for me than Ollie especially with karate background. First trick I land moving will be this

@benjaminpoulsen2754

4 жыл бұрын

Anthony Straughter if you can t ollie moving you will never land this 😄

Learnt my first impossible yesterday!

You have the most beautiful impossible. I’m watching over and over in slo mo

Being a soccer player when I was 15 I started skating for fitness reasons, I was able to do an impossible before I was even able to kick flip. I love the way how this trick can look if done correctly.

Just started skating again - grüzi btw - and i was pretty good at preassure flips. Just tried to impossible and idk but works great! So preassure flip for me is the secret

Yeah please make a pressure flip video!!

Impossible late flip 🙌

There's not much front foot impossible how to's on YT, so yeah, that would be cool!

Front foot impossible trick tip... PLS!

Hey Jonny! How about a Varial flip tutorial? Or maybe a BS Bigspin..

You make it look easy

I can barely kickflip but i don’t know why but the motion of the impossible I find it really easy.

*looks super confident* "that was scary." 😂😂

Aye shout out johnny for teaching me this ima try them tomorrow😁😁 lets see if i could get em. Btw i actually figured it out with thia video, thank you

Awesome video

sick very helpfully

360 flip tut please 🔥😻

My first few tricks my first year Kickflip pop shuv Casper flip and Casper slides I could never really slide much and was hard to flip out of

Thank you

Thank you,

How to nollie inward heel

@legoboyfrench

6 жыл бұрын

Thc Luky yes please do it

Ca you do A tutorial on hard flips/ ghetto birds what do you do with the front foot?

@njv8001

6 жыл бұрын

User Name I'm hoping he does this, I can flip the board I just have no idea how to land

@joeybesignano5856

4 жыл бұрын

Ive been close to landing them for a couple day and honestly all your front foot does is go straight to the side to get out of the way

maybe one day I will unlock this trick!

Nice type of video

Nice new song in the background :)

I started skating by pushing mongo regular and thus helped me be very comfortable with my right foot. Impossible came natural to me for that reason. I recommend getting used to pushing mongo and it will be an easy trick to do

@dokstader

6 жыл бұрын

Rudy Salas never push mongo in any circumstances, if you want to be comfortable with your other foot skate switch for a while. never skate mongo

@rudysalas9138

6 жыл бұрын

Tree Fart mongo helped me skate goofey with ease. Regardless i can push any way

richtig gut erklärt👍👍👍👍

I'd argue that this is actually one of the easiest tricks too. I've only been skating for a few months and I can barely ollie and don't know any other flatground tricks and I'm able to impossible near flawlessly.

Merci für das super Video. Isch i de 90er immer eine vo mine liebschte Tricks gsi, han en aber nie richtig guet herebecho. Jetzt 30 Jahr spöter wotti en mal wieder aagah, natürlich mit dinere Hilf. 😃

i just learned these and its the funnest damn thing on the planet.

You should try to get as high as you can on the wall with the feather on it

i wan't learn varial&tre flip. i can't do varial kickflip, because i can't land it. My back foot goes sideway, idk why, but that could help me if you do some video about varial/tre flips. A great video

hardest trick im currently learning at the moment

Front foot impossible

@anti_fox8987

6 жыл бұрын

yeah jonny, pls FRONT FOOT IMPOSSIBLE

@ka_pe_de1455

6 жыл бұрын

yea

I've never seen the backfoot flip it before!