Where is Aaron Kyro???? We got this question a lot over the last year and at long last, we give you the answers from the man himself! We could not be more excited for the future of Braille and skateboarding itself. Thank you all for being a part of our journey. Let us know what videos you want Aaron to film!

@howie0wowie

Жыл бұрын

Don't fret your age AK. I ollied for the first at the age of 40, and a lot of that is because of Braille. Go Fast And Commit.

@sethadkins1323

Жыл бұрын

I feel like having tutors around the world will help spread the word. I gave up a while ago because I could barely even Ollie. But with a personal connection to people it will help.

@jonm3302

Жыл бұрын

All of them

@salvadorgomez4933

Жыл бұрын

Welcome back Aaron kyro I missed hearing ur voice on this channel

@ashleyyoung3722

Жыл бұрын

By the way, your ALL TERRAIN Tour name is EPIC. So happy for you guys.

This channel doesn't just inspire new skaters. It inspired me and my 48 year old body to pick up a board again. These videos reminded me of how much fun I used to have doing it.

@aaronk-idds3183

Жыл бұрын

heck yea! old doods that still try gang!

@frakfeem

Жыл бұрын

Same here!

@chrissalonia1396

Жыл бұрын

41 years old braille got me back on a board after 15 years. Thank you AK and braille team for the motivation to get back on my board.

@dooper173

Жыл бұрын

Wow! Just commented about this. I'm 44, and I think you all just told me what I needed to hear. Thank you. That said, board sizes?? Huh?? Help!!! I'm 5`8 220# if that means something. Thank you guys!

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Wow that is awesome!!

You can only make so many "how to do a kick flip" vids. You've taught all you can. Make videos that get people interested in starting skating, and plug the tutorials at the end. Just like you had been doing. You don't need to apologize bro. You've been doing exactly what you should be doing

@jerram3685

Жыл бұрын

👌

@gdust6579

Жыл бұрын

how bout more blading + boarding collabs

@S0liD4CE

Жыл бұрын

on the contrary, his tutorials were shot a long time ago. not that they aren't useful anymore but I don't think there's a problem at all at reshooting and remaking all the tutorials with better production quality.

@oscarmeadowcroft

Жыл бұрын

It would be very clever to link a "Where to buy your first skateboard" video at the end, that links itself to a beginner tutorial etc. Help them down the skateboarding rabbit hole.

@xCYMORIx

Жыл бұрын

@@S0liD4CE they don’t wanna make how to do every trick in skateboarding every 5 years when the tricks are in every vid anyways and the point is to watch how tricks actually look day to day. There’s no way around actually learning

I’m over 50 and just bought my first board and another for my kid. We’re learning together-at least for as long as he’s willing to be seen with me. As a fitness instructor, getting people out there is so important-inspiring individuals to find something that sparks a genuine love for moving and an appreciation for what your body can do (and learn to do) without it feeling like a chore…This has always been how I’ve viewed fitness. Carry on & proper! What you’re doing IS important work.

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! And so awesome on getting started skating!

@YaNeK92

4 ай бұрын

Congrats Kristy, that's awesome! How's your progress going on the board a year later? Hope you're still enjoying it 😊

Dude, you should NEVER apologize for being yourself and having fun. Everyone goes through seasons, and we loved watching every single one of yours over the years. We enjoy watching you, and no matter what you do, we will be watching. You got me started skating at the age of 26 and walked me through the entire learning process and you didn’t even know it. How many other thousands and thousands can say the same? You are the modern day godfather of skateboarding with braille, whether you are teaching, or goofing off skating iPads. ENJOY yourself, always. Love you man.

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much means the world to me truly.

@ReverbCanvas

Жыл бұрын

Yesss

I’m almost 61, started skating 10 months ago so I could hang out with my sons at the skate park. Your tutorials are great keep going!

@datsoon9236

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome. How's it coming along?

@MrStufletcher

Жыл бұрын

I’m 54 started 6 months ago 😆

@maartendeflodder

Жыл бұрын

💪🏼❤️

@keenanpierson420

Жыл бұрын

@@MrStufletcher older skaters are sick, really shows its never too late to start learning something new

@rla510

Жыл бұрын

I’m 55 and still get out there with my 18 year old son 🙏

the amount this man has contributed to the skateboarding community as a whole is unmatched. you touched my 10 year old heart. I'm 19 now and I likely wouldn't have had my love for skateboarding and still skate as much as I do if it weren't for the man named Aaron kyro & every braille member to have gone through. much love to you aaron & the whole team

@dylan_2559

Жыл бұрын

Hadn’t even touched my skateboard in awhile, had some free time and looked over at my board. Started messing around on it, I’m hooked again. The muscle memory kicked in simply because I learned everything from Aaron Kyro. I really hope him and the Braille team know how much they’ve helped their supporters. They’re truly inspirational

Your channel has always been a huge inspiration to me, i started skateboarding watching this channel years ago and fast forward to now I ended up making youtube videos too! This channel has always had a positive impact on my life, thanks Aaron! 🙏🏻 :)

@valentinahernandez6911

Жыл бұрын

ravon you skate i didn’t know that

@ori1841

Жыл бұрын

@@valentinahernandez6911 me 2 !!

@ori1841

Жыл бұрын

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Wow amazing! Lets make some videos! Hit me up on IG

@notniceguy

3 ай бұрын

thats sad...

It's so great to see you back.(Been here since just about the beginning and so impressed with all that you have done) There is no need to be sorry we all stumble along the way, the thing that matters is that you found yourself and your purpose again. I can't wait to see what you do going forward "May all fortune be with you" (Looking forward to your help teaching my daughter how to skate!!) Thank you for everything!!

Man you’ve got nothing to be sorry about. I looked up to you as a kid, when i was 12 years old. You taught me how to ollie, and how to teach others to ollie. This kind of content and lifestyle is what gave me purpose in life and made my youth great

Honestly watching the braille channel gave me the courage to pick up my board again after 11 years and start teaching my 8 year old and 7 year old how to skate. Half a year later and I just built a quarter pipe in our back yard my daughters both shred it. It’s been a blast. Keep it up.

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

I love this

Channels like this inspired me to strap my inline skates back on. Seeing people just loving what they're doing, and pushing themselves gave me the push to get back out again. You don't need to apologise for looking after yourself.

@JanoyCresva

3 ай бұрын

If braile couldnt get any worse, they make people rollerblade.

It takes real guts to admit your faults like this. It’s awesome to see you come out and put your flaws out there, your channel is what got me to start skateboarding in the first place, you’ve earned so much of my respect! Keep up the great work! 💯

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much I really appreciate it

@airbnbreviews693

Жыл бұрын

@@brailleskateboarding Shut up and do more kickflips.

@mk810

Жыл бұрын

@@brailleskateboarding don’t put too much pressure on yourself, just do what’s fun and feels right imho

No need to apologize for taking care of yourself, and especially for taking time to better yourself. Whatever you've been doing so far seems to be working; you have one of the most successful YT skate channels, a crew that loves what they do, and a ton of fans that miss you when you're not there. We are so glad to have you back! Viva la Braille!

@emoneydev8684

Жыл бұрын

yeah

@littlegandhi1199

Жыл бұрын

Exactly yeah! We do love and miss Aaron. He's a great guy

@andom120

Жыл бұрын

Needs to apologise for begging for money from his viewers whilst donating $750k to his cult

@megaqueen4688

Жыл бұрын

@@andom120 explain

@darris1939

Жыл бұрын

Not one of the most successful channels, THE most successful channel

This is growth and I feel ya man, I'm happy to see that you haven't ever forgotten about the little guy. thank you for keeping the hope and lighting up our lives!

Hi, Aron, I'm Danil (I'm from Russia - please don't hate) I am very glad that you are in this world. Thank you for inspiring me, you have made my life better. Now I have been skateboarding for 1 year (I am very happy about it, and it gives me pleasure) skateboard made me who I am now, I record my videos with my successes on my channel. It's all thanks to you. (I can honestly say that you are: the one who makes skateboarding better) thank you from the bottom of my heart. Don't stop there, you're making the world a better place. Thank you and your entire team. (with great gratitude, your beginner skater Danil).

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Much love ❤️

The honesty, authenticity, and genuineness of this video is so real. That’s what I love about Braille.

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@EdilsonKabal

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@marcusgriesemer4178

Жыл бұрын

@@brailleskateboarding j

If anyone plays golf, Aaron is kind of like club pro vs. tour pro. A professional who dedicated their career to teaching others rather than traveling the country/world making money with their skill. He spreads his skill throughout the community and expands it. He might not be the same level as the “tour pro” but is better than most and has the experience and personality to give to the younger generation.

@moody7063

Жыл бұрын

this. absolutely this.

@T-_R-_E-_Y

Жыл бұрын

Wow, wish you had of wrote my grad school recommendation letter 😂

@GolfGuy32

Жыл бұрын

He’s the Rick Shiels of skateboarding

@HPirate2018

Жыл бұрын

Great analogy

I'm almost 40. Haven't skated in twenty years. But over the last year I have. And the progression has been insane. You were a huge part of that. I don't accept this apology, instead I offer you my deepest thanks

@campar1043

10 ай бұрын

I just turned 41 yesterday, in 2020 because of brailles videos and a friend of mine pushing me, after 20 years of not skating, I bought a new skateboard and got back into it

Being disabled I can't really skate anymore, my doctor pretty much forbids it. So, I didn't get into Braille to learn how to skate, I got into Braille so I could enjoy watching what I can't do anymore. Keep it up man, your videos created so many skaters in the small town that I live in to the point where a skate park actually got built!

The legend is back! Let’s goooooo! 🔥

@The_New_Process

Жыл бұрын

JD the video has been out for 8 minutes, it's 21 minutes long, give it another watch Champ!!

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Missed you JD! Back to vert training, hahahaha

@1Babyc

Жыл бұрын

Let’s go

As someone still trying to skate at almost 46 y.o., I am constantly seeking out content from the older crowd. Your journey in skating, at nearly 40, is valuable content for many of us that are still trying to get out there. Thanks

Growing up I was a bmx’er, I watched your how to kick flip vid maybe a week or two after you produced it. Since then I’ve grow as a skateboarder to be able to kick flip and now as a 40yr old I can skate. So thank you it’s taken me a while but you’ve helped me. Thanks for the Uk keep the faith 🤘🏻

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much

I’m 38 years old with very little skating experience. My 6-year-old son and I discovered your videos on KZread. Your videos helped spark his interest in skateboarding, which prompted us as a family to go out and buy skateboards. My son son has Cerebral Palsy, which affects his motor skills and behavior. I can credit your videos for helping us get out as a family and start skateboarding. This has helped my son with his coordination and social skills when we are out and about. I think you have a very worthwhile goal that you’re striving for. Thanks for the videos.

“the easiest way to do a kickflip” can only be made so much, you taught us how to skate and we stuck with you for the entertainment too, you guys left an impact on almost every one of us, thanks for all the help!

Listen... if I would have had this in the 80's and 90's I would be a much better skater. I stopped skating around 1998. Fast forward to 2020... I'm back and because of your videos, I'm a much better skater going on 45 than I was going on 16. THANK YOU!!!!!

@fieldy-8008

Жыл бұрын

I'm 42 and basically same situation as you. Recently bought a long board and had my local shop build me a nice cruiser. I'd like to get better and ypur comment gives me hope. Thank u

@bricemenaugh4828

Жыл бұрын

@@fieldy-8008 just follow each step until you master it and move on. You can do it!

@drankFoD

Жыл бұрын

@@fieldy-8008 I’ve been cruising around a lot with shark wheels. I stopped trying to learn tricks 😂

@boejiden1065

Жыл бұрын

That’s awesome man

@fieldy-8008

Жыл бұрын

@@bricemenaugh4828 thanks man

Because of you tutorials Aaron, I was able to get all my basics down when I first picked up a skateboard. Your tutorials were so thorough and easy to understand. Thank you for everything

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Great to hear! You are very welcome

Hey Aaron. I'm a neuroscientist and professor in San Diego who subscribed to your channel several years ago. I think it was just after Gabe showed up--little Gabe with the high voice! I'm over 50 years old now and have always been a mediocre skater. So I learned quite a few things from you about some of my lacking fundamentals. But I also always thought what you were doing here was bigger than that, because you were bringing in people to a new community, getting them to try new things and learn new things, ans changing their brains in ways that would serve them in the future. And you were getting them excited about something. You're essentially a professor of skateboarding! I appreciate the heart-felt sentiment of your apology, but you should know that you've never stopped doing that. I'm glad you're feeling more aligned with your greater purpose in life (psychologists call that "self-actualizing"), and I happen to know after watching you for so many years that you're exactly the right man for the job! No one can do the eclectic mix of things that you do. So, take pride. And yes, seeing your current skills lag behind your previous ones is tough to watch, but don't forget that those are only some skill areas. You have grown and developed in new ways that beat the pants off of anything you could have done before when you were better at some things. Your knowledge and wisdom is far superior. Thanks for everything you do! Here's to you renewing your vows in your marriage to skateboarding and to teaching others! May you have many more happy years together! 🥂

Welcome back Aaron! My daughter, 11, just started a few months ago and we have been watching a lot of braille. My wife picked up a board shortly after my daughter and I have joined in at 45. We are now at our local skate park almost every day. Thank you all for the inspiration you bring to my family. 🛹

@Nicole-zf1rg

Жыл бұрын

Cute

I totally appreciate that you've always been so nice with everyone you interact with, and that you really care. The videos of you all skating on weird stuff are totally fun and show the side of skating that I love. People just having fun and supporting each other are what it's all about!

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

I'm so glad to see this video. I watched a ton from when the lance live skate supports were coming out, up to maybe 2018, and I couldnt help but feel like the channel was getting further and further away from teaching new skaters how to improve. I love this channel. I always have. Its always a reminder that skateboarding is fun. Im really glad to see you back, and i think ill be tuning in quite a bit more. You guys are awesome, and i cant wait for whats ahead. Keep rockin, and especially rollin!

Thanks for making videos Aaron. You were a big inspiration to starting skateboarding myself. The best videos you can make and ones I would love to see are the ones that make you happiest and live to your purpose. Thanks again its been amazing watching the insane tutorial vids, highlights and the crazy make-it skate it boards. Can't wait for the next 10 years and excited to be along for the journey!

Love you AK...nothing to ever be sorry about! When I got back into skateboarding it was because of Braille, and your awesome SMS series. But I also love all the different crazy videos and content that y'all upload as well! It's great to have you back dear sir! Cheers, congrats, and much respect!

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

@LookitsDrip

Жыл бұрын

@@brailleskateboarding no bro thank you for helping everyone who skates and even people who don’t skate and just putting out fun and interesting content so thank you

@Vengeful413sloth_

Жыл бұрын

@Braille Skateboarding yall are such a huge inspiration. u have made u laugh and inspired us to get on a board.

@gamingbeast2455

Жыл бұрын

Fax

@bobomcswag9487

Жыл бұрын

I agree, i think theres definitely a place for tutorials and i understand wanting that as the main focus but i love having those videos that those who dont need the tutorials as much can just "hang out" more or less, with the braille team

Skated at 14, and gave up after never being able to ollie. Roll forward 17 years, watched a few Braille videos and bought a board again. I can now ollie (well, 6/10 times I try), I can manual until there's no floor left, I've lost a bunch of weight and I've made a whole group of pals. Thanks for giving an old boy like me a little self belief, even if it means getting up at 6am before work to skate for an hour every day.

You are the reason I learned to skateboard and have stuck with it to this day! I had so much trouble getting my first ollie. I would try and try, watch tutorials, give up again, and then wait some time until I got inspired again, watch more Braile videos, and finally I got it down, and I've been having so much fun skating recently. Definitely owe it to you guys so thank you and keep it up!

Dig it. I recently looked up your channel again because my kid is trying to learn to skate and I remembered yall had a bunch of tutorials. Yeah, some of the wacky ones are funny, but the vibes are still there. It's cool to see the progression of some of the crew.

Got me tearing up over here. I am 33 and with the way life works I just had to stop focusing on skating full time. I am happy I can share the joy and love of skateboarding with my son. We have to do it for the next generation.

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

That is awesome!

I'm 32 and after 10 years I picked up my board again after finding you boys 3 years ago. Making quick progress because of all the inspiration from everyone at Braille. I relearned how to kickflip and was able to teach someone else, everyone at Braille is helping the community grow. THANK YOU BRAILLE!!!!!

спасибо тебе и всей твоей команде за то, что вы делаете, большое спасибо этот канал помогает многим начинающим скейтерам, в том числе и мне. помогает и очень сильно вдохновляет не бросать скейт в дальний угол судя по карте в вашем приложении, в моем городе (в России) есть минимум три скейтера, не считая меня, которым ты помогаешь благодарю тебя от всего русского комьюнити и с наступающим днём рождения вы клёвые, ребята

Aaron, Your videos have helped so many people learn to skate, but they've done so much more than that. I'm 26, I only started skating a little before the Covid lockdowns, and I was always afraid to try skating. I was always so incredibly interested but I'm a big guy and I was always scared of falling or breaking things, or that there wasn't a board for people my size. It was Braille that finally got me to start, and yeah I fell a lot, and it took some time to find a board that worked for me, but I kept trying. Now I'm confident on a board cruising around, even if I don't really do any tricks, and that confidence has bled into other areas of my life. There were so many things that I wanted to try, and so many ways that I wanted to express myself that I was afraid to do and I think that my journey in skating has taught me to go out and try, whether it works out or not. Heck I am of the opinion that your videos were a factor in me having the confidence to propose to my now husband. This channel and what you do matters so much, and the fact that you had to take a little time to figure out what you needed to do with it is no problem at all. I love you guys and I am so excited to see the future of Braille with everyone here. From the depths of my heart, thank you.

This is honestly the best news I’ve heard in ages. I do find the wacky board videos entertaining, but I think the bread and butter of Braille is tutorials, skate supports and today I learned. I’m so excited to see more of these kinds of videos. And it’ll be awesome to see more of Aaron again. Just as a side note, I do credit Braille for me getting into skateboarding. I first picked up a board in the early 2000s. But much like Aaron, I was in a part of the world with no other skaters, the internet wasn’t really a thing yet and I really had no access to any information. I was literally trying to teach myself by watching the motions of the OG THPS game. Unlike Aaron though, after months of making zero progress, I got frustrated and walked away from skateboarding. Fast forward roughly 15 years. I stumbled upon one of your tutorials (I think it might have been an Ollie video). You made it look so easy and explained everything so clearly. I was hooked. I was actually working night shift that night and ended up spending the majority of my 12 hour shift watching as many of your videos as I could. That weekend I bought a board. It’s been a slow and sometimes frustrating process trying to learn to skate it my 30s, surrounded by 12 year olds who seem to be able to pick up new tricks in minutes when it takes me months (or years). But every time I give it up, a few weeks later I’ll stumble upon another Braille video and it motivates me to give it another go. Thanks very much guys.

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

So awesome, glad you found our tutorials and that you didn't give up

Actually, the thing that got me back into skating more recently was the videos you guys did with Rob Scallon. After giving up on skating as a kid I got way more into music, so that crossover really reignited my interest in skateboarding. That honestly might be the best way to reach new people, bringing other KZreadrs who skate but aren’t known for being skaters onto the channel and exposing their audiences to it

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

That is awesome to hear! We really had no idea all of his skills and he is one of the favorite guests we have ever had on for sure

@benjermainefreeman8034

Жыл бұрын

@@brailleskateboarding Bring him back, Please :D

@random40s

Жыл бұрын

Yeah for sure, like a secret skaters series.! 👍 👍

@littlegandhi1199

Жыл бұрын

Just like how I saw recently on one of your boy's channel. Trying to teach a stripper to skate. They had too much fun and got sidetracked but I can see the potential for videos where we are connecting with the student (who even could be TOTALLY brand new to skating)

You and the Braille team are one of the reasons i got into longboarding several years back, and then again earlier this year, hadnt been on a board in a year or two, saw one of your videos and the next day i was back out on my board again, enjoying myself, thank you. Also please dont feel you need to apologize for taking time to yourself, its one of the best things anyone can do to help themselves feel better, and grow as a person. i look forward to watching and supporting braille into the future :)

Your vids and footage, well, it's made me want to go sk8 again. I'll say flat out I came from the old school-ish 1987 version. Watching you all and the rookie people trying stuff is awesome. Seeing these younger guys and girls pushing boundaries and airing it's also wicked rad. Never give up! Hope you always have a part in it. Thank you. :)

We all love you AK! Thank you and the Braille team for letting me be a part of something so wholesome and fun- I’m always looking forward to the next team trip, or product drop- it’s so dope being part of the crew. Love this video!! Thanks to everyone that backs Braille and the joy of skateboarding! FIRST TRY!! 🎄

@Findthatyeti

Жыл бұрын

You’re a beast!

@stevenslocum2148

Жыл бұрын

Wel said McNugget . Arron keep doing anything we will watch

@TryHardCreative

Жыл бұрын

Dude i swear i thought your name was always ChrisPNugget like a crispy nugget. Ive been mishearing it this entire time D:

@JAIMELUIS

Жыл бұрын

lol

Aaron, you gotta do what is best for you. Taking time off was what you needed and the team stepped up and kept creating awesome content. Braille’s true fans will never turn their backs on you guys. You guys make great content in a wide variety of ways.

I started skating and stumbled upon your videos almost immediatly. You're video's really helped me land tricks and drag me into the sport. Thanks from The Netherlands!

Man, I have always watched and been around action sports like this. Skated an Element board my brother got from his friend, barely learned an Ollie. Found this channel after playing THPS remake… and now I wanna legitimately get into skating. Y’all are so genuine and encouraging. Keep it up!

No reason to be sorry, Aaron!!! We love you man!

So glad Aaron is back, he has always been my absolute favorite skater. So funny and genuine

Dude, I'll be 35 this year and quit skating 12 years ago. But, I'm out here skating again because of you. Hopefully, i'll get to meet the crew at a park one day. Much love my guy!

I decided to pick up my sisters unused deck after watching one of your videos a few days ago and finally learn to skate. You continue to inspire people to this day. You’ve done incredible stuff Aaron, and you’ll continue to for as long as you can.

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much

I am 41 years old, and this year I started skateboarding with my 7 year old daughter and 9 year old son, all thanks to Braille. My 38 year old wife just received her first board and we're all going out tomorrow to the park for her first session. Thanks Aaron and everyone at Braille for making Skateboarding fun and inviting.

@Habeev07

Жыл бұрын

Blading too

My uncle got me into you guys before he passed, I love watching you guys and Nelk because it reminds me of him 🙏🏽❤️

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh, condolences on his passing.

@crispybacon4051

Жыл бұрын

@@brailleskateboarding he brought me memories that I’ll never forgot, I will always appreciate the time I had with him to bring me to who I am. Thank you too, you were there too!

@FatherAxeKeeper

Жыл бұрын

Nelk? my condolences.

@CrazyWerewolf444

Жыл бұрын

My condolences. I am sure he's still watching over you and is proud of you.

Any way you look at it, Aaron is someone in the skating community that is a one-of-a-kind individual. Such skill and passion coupled with creativity and basically a mentorship is incredible.

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

such a humble video crazy that i started watching you guys since I've moved to Florida and even before moving here seeing the old footage feels nostalgic. I love the team at braille you guys are litterally the best the posistivity and vibes and group you have always make me want to skate more all love shout out everyone else at braille !

Aaron, my dude, your heart is in the right place and this makes me admire you so much as both a skateboarder and a youtuber. I'm so glad you shared this because it's so important to recenter yourself and get your head right and your goals right. I love the idea of the tutorials and weird content to bring people in. It brought me in and got me loving skating again and I love you for that. Keep doing your thing bro. Much love.

Love you Aaron, certified Braille legend 🤗

@brailleskateboarding

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@Zyro8cake

Жыл бұрын

Fax

So strong of you Aaron! Love your beautiful way of talking. You inspired me to start skateboarding in 8th grade. I’m now out of highschool and continuing on to college. The time in the world nowadays is very hard but you continue to bring light to it. Thank you!

I'm 32 and just got my first skateboard and I was so nervous and worried about starting but finding your tutorial videos is what made me decide to commit to learning and I'm stoked! I loved seeing the funny videos and will watch them all but you helped me commit to learning to skate and have given me the confidence to learn, I'm 2 weeks into learning just to even ride around :) thanks for everything

I skated back in the late 90's and early 2000's. During early covid lockdowns, i found braille on KZread and it made me ask myself, " I love skateboarding, why did you ever stop?" This September will be 2 years back on the board and i can say that because of the tutorials you guys post, I have learned so many new things that i did not do when i was 16. I will be 37 in September and I am way better than i was at 16! So all we can say is, Thank You! Its much harder to watch a VHS video part and try to learn tricks by what you see, or still progression photos in Thrasher than to watch a Braille tutorial. There is a reason we are seeing 13 year olds that are turning pro more frequently. Access to information!

8 years ago I stumbled on your video. I was 19. I remembered that I’ve always wanted to skate, but couldn’t quite get myself to try it because of how skateboarding was too serious (it’s even more serious now!), but you guys were just having pure fun, and that inspired me to buy my first skateboard. Please keep that positive energy going. You don’t have to be the best skateboarder out there, you don’t have to chuck your self down a stair set all the time. That it’s ok to just have fun on your board!

@maxonmendel5757

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same!

Bro I'm turning 40 this July and I'm just getting into skateboarding and I love it!!! Just went to my first skate park last week and had a blast but still scared to drop in. I watch alot of your videos and you make it interesting. I'm learning as much as I can from the videos and thank you for making them

Aaron and the Braille team made me fall in love with skateboarding again when i was in college. Love everything you guys are about!

I am so glad Aaron Kyro is back. He was and is one of my favorite skaters. I think that you should definitely make videos everyday including tutorials, weird boards, and just interacting with other people. I have been skating on and off for 2 years and am taking a break because of vacation but will definitely keep pushing to my first kickflip. Keep skating everyone it's the best feeling when you first land a trick. Thank you so much Aaron!

im really happy to say that this channel definitely had me be inspired to skate. finally as of late ive been little by little more successful on even small ollies and skating normally with some cool little flair. all because of this. this channel for 5 years has been one of my main sources of skate content and i have no regrets about that whatsoever. that goal of yours seems very solid and i believe with some perseverance n consistency thatll be spot on. thank you, much luv

Aaron - thank you. Your purpose is inspiring and this video is moving. I heard about this channel only recently from two pupils (I work as a teacher) after I asked them to help me get back into skateboarding. I'm 46, two and a half years cancer-free and hadn't been on a board since I was 13...I wanted to get back into skateboarding because I'm all about living life... ...and there's nothing like riding on a board to make everything seem amazing.

I hope to meet you Aaron someday, and you've probably heard this before, but it was because of you and the original "easiest way" videos that got me back into skateboarding. I didn't even remember your name but I knew there was a reliable source who was giving free content on how to learn the basics. I came from basketball, which is a worldwide sport and coaches everywhere can teach you the basics. But skateboarding had such a steep learning curve that it felt impossible. Between 2013-2017 I was big into skateboarding (and following the vids) and even though I've tapered off and to focus on work/church goals I come back to Braille to see what's up. Thanks a thousand for all the projects. -Andrew V.

I really love that idea for the app it would be so easy for anyone to learn when there’s a instructors in every city. Your a great person you can feel the positive energy through the screen ! Your story inspired me in a lot of ways this morning thank you 🙏🏾 Keep up the great work your a genius!💯

I am a huge fan of action sports generally, started out on a razer scooter back circa 2002 -- long story short, an online presence of action sports brought me back. Braille has a lot to do with that. I'm so hyped that you all include BFree and rollerblading, Raymond Warner and scootering, the floatlife time -- all of it. Thank you for expanding what is possible and including those who often get dismissed by skateboarding's core.

Hey Aaron i just found your channel and i really enjoy the content! I will be 39 this September [2023] and grew up on bmx but after watching your videos i think it would be fun to try a board. If i ever save up some extra money i would buy one of your beginner completes just to give it a shot. You are the only skater i currently watch so if nothing else it would just be cool to have one of your boards! Keep doin what you are doin man you rock! Now im going to hit subscribe and ring the bell 100%

Your videos got me back into skateboarding recently. It was my passion for many years when I was younger before I had a family, and you helped remind me how much it is important to me. Skating taught me how to overcome scary challenges by trying over and over no matter how frustrating it was. Skateboarding helped me grow as a person and create lifelong friendships. Watching your videos of y'all just having fun skating whatever - whether it's whacky boards or no-pop skate game - reminded me of that. Thank you for rekindling that in me. Much love brother. Keep on keepin on.

this is such a fulfilling message to hear from arron, I love that you started this amazing company, and put in the passion to grow skateboarding. Thank you so much for inspiring me and millions of people to start skating, it's the best feeling ever.

Bro there is no need to apologize, you taught me and so many others the importance of having fun while enjoying this amazing sport. I can confidently say you taught me everything i know today about skating, you taught me an aspect of skateboarding i never would’ve thought was possible. You’re an icon in the skateboarding world man, i wish you the best in the future and i’m excited to see how the tour goes. We all love you!

When I first saw your videos they blew me away. You were my core inspiration to start skating, your videos have helped countless people find a hobby they love. I love braille, I loved your revive collabs, I loved watching lance and gabe progress and the joy it brought you to see them shine. Keep shining your light Aaron, and thank you for everything.

You not only inspired me to skate, you helped me a lot, when I hit my lowest point. Watching you and the others having so much fun skating all different kinds of stuff and all the challenges. Seeing you interact with each other the way you do, that was inspiring and that helped me a lot, even as a person. Thank you for everything and I think we all have to thank you so much. You did so much and still do, you don't have to be sorry. You interact with fans and other people in such a caring way, it's amazing. THANK YOU!

Aaron… we don’t need to see you tre flip a 7, I can watch you Ollie for hours on end, I don’t even only watch for skating content. This group/company you’ve created is so inspiring and entertaining, you’ve helped me and each of my 5 friends learn to skate and I wouldn’t trade it or you for the world💯

I've loved this channel since I started skating back in 2010, I am 25 now and the only reason I still skate is to inspire and teach anyone I can. My son is 3 now and I know we will both continue to be braille fans for many years to come. Thank you Aaron for everything you have done and continue to do for skateboarding ❤️

Love your channel. Keep it up and I am 57 and you got me inspired to give skateboarding a try, so thanks.

I also love skateboarding. I come from Ghana and I am 17 years old . It is very difficult to find places to skate and there is not a lot of people who know about skateboarding. I really appreciate what you are doing and hope that your videos reach more people who do not know how to skate or have never even heard of it. 🙏

Hey Aaron, braille, whoever is reading. I really really enjoy videos of you guys going around and skating street spots. Including parts of the walks to find new spots and stuff, like a day in the life type of vid. The team is made up of so many different amazing personalities and I feel like it is displayed well in those types of videos. And to see how well they bond and the brotherly connections, the positivity, the self awareness, the communication and sportsmanship. That is inspiring.

I skateboarded in my teens and felt that as a late twenty goin on thirty individual it was beyond my grasp anymore. You putting out tutorials and seeing all the fun you guys had together doing that got me to buy a skateboard again. Now my kid loves me holding her hands while she rolls around on that same board. Do your thing man < 3

@brailleskateboarding

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I love this!

Im 55(!) Brand new boarder and your channel had a lot to do with it. Im also a life-long drummer. I can identify with getting older and wanting to stay relevent...never forget about style, and groove. What may slip away a bit in athleticism is replaced by decades of knowledge, comfort and style...there is an inheritance of cool that you can move into and its because you walk the walk. Thank you for the channel and the wisdom and a new found passion!!

I admire your passion for all of this.. most people in skaterboarding are focused so much on being the best, or being super creative, which don't get me wrong, that's just the nature of the beast. But the fact that you take that but then focus on helping people and just bringing content that really makes people want to skate is admirable. I'm 31 years old and never thought I'd skate again but your videos genuinely make me want to skate again.. and it works. Thank you. Thanks to the whole Braille team.

mad respect to you bro. Love your self awareness and humility. Every path is part of the overall journey and I'm excited to see where you go in the future.

I let a tear gotta say, I have been watching Braille since 2016 when I was 15, you guys were my skate friends all the time even tho I did not skate because I did not have enough money to buy a skateboard, I am still watching Braille from time to time and it always feels like home. I am 21 right now and I bought myself a nice skateboard but now I don't have enough time to skate and watching you guys enjoy skateboarding is just beautiful, stay Great guys love you

@karkitty202

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Even ten minutes is enough time man, you can fit it in if you really want to :)

First off, thank you for all the content you’ve created. Also I’m in full support of you putting out another video part. My philosophy with skating has always been “If you’re smiling, you’re doing it right.” So as long as it’s a fun experience for you, it’s worthwhile in my book. You’ve had an incredible impact on our sport, both by making skating more accesible and keeping true to the “Skater” mentality of having fun while seeing and using things differently than they could have ever been intended for. Stoked to know you’ll be touring in the PNW.

Aaron you're a cool guy, your videos are really inspiring, I'm 31 and I haven't skated for 10 years, but when I saw your videos I just took my old board out of the closet and went to skate. At first it was not familiar, but it’s so cool that I decided to ride again!) thanks for the video, they really inspire)

Been watching Braille since 2012 and haven't missed a single video. Love everything that you guys are doing and how far you guys have come. I'm so excited for the future of Braille and what you guys have planned for the skateboarding community. Aaron, don't be sorry. I'm happy you took time off to reflect on yourself, the company, and the future of Braille/skateboarding

When I just graduated high school in 2014. I found braille. It was a confusing part of me life. Lots of self doubt within myself. My favorite series was when you would teach lance how to skate. It made me realize that I can do whatever I set my mind to. Those videos were very special to me because made me feel overwhelmingly optimistic and happy. My skating was never super great as far as skill but I had so much fun and learned many valuable lessons. I learned what I was capable of doing if I was dedicated and had passion. Thank you so much Aaron. You really did inspire me and gave me years of inspiration and happiness.

I'm 43 and needed exercise and a way to connect with my teen. I started skating and got my 13 year old to skate with me all because of your videos. Thank you so much and 2 years later I'm still having a blast.

@brailleskateboarding

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Wow thanks so much! Love this

Aaron. Your Take Over The World video part still makes me want to skate. You're doing a great job. Thank you for doing it. I'm 49 and I'm still skating and loving it.

@brailleskateboarding

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Thank you!

I started skating at 25 years old last month, bought my first board on the 1st of June. Your tutorials have been insane help for me and I’m glad you will be bringing them back, all your other vids every day have kept me motivated to keep skating every day and I ride my board atleast once a day thanks to your videos! Love from Iceland 🇮🇸

I’m happy you took a much needed break, Aaron! Excited for the new changes coming to the channel. Personally, I think quality over quantity in regards to how much you upload would help y’all with creative burnout and the audience in maintaining interest.

I'm not a skater. I ride bmx, but I'll always have a deep love for skaters. I love what braille does for skateboarding. There was a video you posted where you coached a kid learning a kickflip. That video was soo effin' powerful! At the beginning you can almost see their doubt, you could see the fear of letting you down... By the end of the video this kid landed a kickflip, shocking themself. That is so powerful. And YOU guys did that! Skateboarding is a lesson about yourself. Every time you skate. You can't get these lessons from a textbook. Your friends, parents, teachers.. they can't teach that. Don't feel wrong by deviating from your initial goal.. you do excellent things for other humans. The world truly needs more of that! Lol, also I just realized this vid is 10 mo. Old... My message still stands.

Your videos guys not only teach skateboarding, of course teaching of skating it's important. But for me your videos helped overcome hard period of my teens life. I watched your videos, and it's was helping me feel comfortable. I really loved your amazing atmosphere then, and I love it to this day. Thank all of you for what you doing all this time

@brailleskateboarding

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Thank you so much ❤️

I’m not even a skate boarding fan, but you’re the only skate channel I watch from time to time and truly enjoy, the content is fun and light hearted and different that in my mind it’s worth watching people just do what they like to do.

Aaron, we love you man! You are awesome, and such an inspiration to millions worldwide. I remember being 13 years old and wanting to learn how to Ollie and simply searching it up on KZread and your video was the first one I saw back in 2014. I remember binge watching videos everyday and being so entertained with your positivity and kindness. It is amazing seeing how far Braille has gone, I’m 20 now, and time flies. Thank you Aaron Kyro and Braille!

Time flies by so fast, I used to watch you everyday back in highschool when I was still skateboarding. The thrill and enjoyment I get when learning new tricks will forever be etched in my heart and mind. Thank you! You're one of the reasons why I had the motivation to continue skateboarding and learning tricks back then.

Adam is a true inspiration to so many of us in the skateboard community i remember finding his videos and buying my first board, huge love from England hope you keep finding the success you deserve.