You really do have a talent at breaking down a trick and explaining it so that it makes perfect sense. - keep up the great work!

Love watching your tutorials. They make total sense. And nice work on that handrail 👊

you have hands down the best tutorials! I remember struggling with top side tricks for ages. After watching your video on the top soul, where you explain that the top side foot should come from the top, I got it in an afternoon... same for top acid. You're an absolute star, thanks! sweaty was always scary but this approach helped massively!

Damn you, this trick should not be as easy as you are showing!! haha you really rock man, great tutorials, will def keep working on the sweatstance :D

That was badass!! That last sweaty was huge!! 💪🏻😱

Bro who doubt you, come on! I appreciate all the videos. I’m just learning so I watch your videos and go out the next day and practice. I appreciate the time and effort (including the camera girl.. lol) Keep the blade alive!

Hi Acosta-Team. Could you make a tutorial on how to approach rails the first time? From pre training, prerequisites, and the right obstacle to choose? Would be great.

@joshacosta7986

5 жыл бұрын

Will do!

Sweat stances scare the heck outta me, but I'll work on them today!

@joshacosta7986

5 жыл бұрын

You got it bro🤙

This is so advanced. you rock. Can you make a tutorial of how to roller skate from the basics? I know it’s silly but i really wanna learn.

Thank you for the tips on top side grinds.

Once again an awesome display of teaching by sharing experiences! Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge, it's much appreciated!

@joshacosta7986

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks my Dude! Grateful to be able to help grow our fam 💪

Best channel to learn, so good explanation! Also that grind was great!

Solid explanation and I like the difference in painting it vs chopping it. Going to give it a try!

Great tutorial! Love you long rail slide at the end!! Total hammmmmer!

All your videos really help me to improve and i sure that help a lot of roller bladers

The blade is very much alive fam💪🏼🤘🏻

@joshacosta7986

5 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah bro!!! Strong and Healthy!

The GOAT

I love it ty brotha

Haha, champion, keep up the good work man! That rail Is no joke. It Would be cool to see a typical street and/or park edit from you in the future, it Looks like there is some cool spots in the area.

You as a person are so inspiring. You’re so yourself bro ❤

@acostablades8138

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏

The details that you point out are very interesting. I noticed the other day that my kindgrids would improve if I approached them like I would a frontside rather than a 180 mizou. I think this applies to sweaty's as well. Awesome rail shot and great pointers throughout!

mannn, end every tutorial on that handrail.

Thanks so much! Gotta be careful of the knee though I can see myself tweaking it bad if I don't lock right. Definitely going to approach this one with respect.

@RigemortisTheGoth

5 жыл бұрын

Also that sweaty was massive!

Thanks for video, dude!

My friend and I are learning sweat stance, and we were laughing because I find it easier to do on ledges and it's easier for him on rails/coping. It's funny how relevant that is.

You are badass sir!

Painting the foot on eh? I think you could also use the term “mounting” as that also denotes mainly a downward motion as well as a lock on and not the aforementioned forbidden chop. I definitely will be adding this to my training regiment. As to your rolling fakie drill, I’ve also added a flat 180 after each foot. Really get that “good way / switch” out of my head and just “left and right”.

Beast mode

Top show👏👏👏

sick🤙👌

Damn, those skates look like it could hit any grind without difficulty, last pair of skates I had were roces majestic 12s, lol, so many years ago

Nice. I'm just getting back into blading after almost 15 years. What should I try after a soul grind? Mizu on a curb feels so awkward to me because my back is facing into the curb

@acostablades8138

Жыл бұрын

I would suggest front sides and back sides. These grinds will teach you a lot about the line and body position. Best of luck! And welcome back 🤙

When I do topside grinds, they feel waaay more natural if I do them switch - especially on ramps/coping. Is this usual, or could there be something wrong with my approach? Also, do you have a good way to learn to spin the opposite direction to usual - I cannot seem to get comfortable turning to my right and wonder if this is why I'm more comfortable with a/o switch topsides than any other topsides.

@squidwardtortillini8816

4 жыл бұрын

I agree, topsides are easier switch.

Hey Acosta Team. Do u have any tips on how to skate rails for the first time, i skate ledges, quarter pipes, grindboxes, all without any problems. But single rails just scare the shit out of me. We got a low rail at our park but even that scares me...

@acostablades8138

3 жыл бұрын

I'll make something on this topic this week.

LEGIT

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Wtf 😎 no switch on the rail.

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@acostablades8138

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks my dude!

Idk chief sketches me out

@joshacosta7986

5 жыл бұрын

Definitely a sketchy one but seeing how you got the Mizu down this is the next step

so this is basically a fakie kind grind?

@acostablades8138

3 жыл бұрын

No a fakie Kindgrind is skating backwards and grinding this position backwards. Also known as Zero Kindgrind

@ahhason

3 жыл бұрын

@@acostablades8138 I'm so confused now in days lol. I'm 37 years young and just started doing this again. Last time I skated was when I was 16. Shredding out there is totally different now. Thanks for your content broski.

Just curious, why not just call it a top side mizou...rather than a whole diff name?...

@acostablades8138

2 жыл бұрын

Because when you miss this one. You sweat it lol i honestly dont know but thought that was a funny answer for why

@stephenstuckey

2 жыл бұрын

@@acostablades8138 lol fair enuff

pre-re-'quiz-it? 😝 pre-'wreck-quiz-it👍 jus'sayin

Top show 👏👏👏👏