Shane, I’m 46 years old and started practicing to surf skate two weeks ago.I’ve managed to learn pumping and slowly added knees and hips to my moves. This video is absolutely fantastic and got me to accelerate at longer pumps and make my curves a lot sharper and smoother. Though I’m still quite stiff in my movements, I can only improve from here with your tutorial. Many many thanks, I’ll keep going at it until I’m a pro!😂

@clperez32

4 ай бұрын

Lol.... 48 here... started 1 week ago.... And just came across this video also after trying to do the loop for a while.... I am feeling you. :D

This is much harder than it looks. I have practise for weeks and slowly geting there. Every motion with the body is important and there is little room for errors. Awesome!

@ErisonSilvaa

11 ай бұрын

I agree 😅, I've been skating for a long time, and I still have things to fix in this compress and decompress

@philippezsiga1125

11 ай бұрын

flexion, extension Is the secret to a really good surfing and snowboarding( carving) technique ;; same in skateboarding; ; when you have understood and felt this on a snowboard or surfboard, your turns can be absolutely perfect

@philippezsiga1125

11 ай бұрын

I am starting surfskate and cruisers and you really use the same technic ( compress decompress) than in surfing or snowboarding.

@philippezsiga1125

11 ай бұрын

Also the heavy use of shoulders to turn is like surfing.

@mihhailzaplava4820

9 ай бұрын

+++ but we will get there

I have watched this video at least 20 times, even at 25% speed and learn something new every time I see you are demonstrating your moves. Absolutely fantastic tutorial Shane! Thank you so much! I hope my 55 yo Dutch hips will loosen up a bit while practicing. All they are used to is doing the Dutch klompen (wooden shoes) dance 😅

@rightuppercut1426

10 ай бұрын

Fellow countryman of the same age here. Got my Carver Prismal delivered 2 weeks ago and starting practicing now. Your tutorials are of great help, Shane. Subbed straight away.

@DutchCherokeeXJ

10 ай бұрын

@@rightuppercut1426 Is niet makkelijk om surfskate pompen te leren. Vandaag klikte het eindelijk op een tennisbaan. Wat helpt is jezelf te filmen. Ondanks dat ik de gang erin kan houden met mijn benen en heupen moet ik nu aan mijn armen gaan werken. Kijk ook naar Kale Brock en Loaded Boards (how to pump ..). Succes gewenst vanuit Los Angeles (mijn nieuwe woonplaats sinds 2005).

That's an amazing video Shane! Thank you so much! Gave me a lot of input for my front- and backside turns!

Thank you for this video. I have been watching it over and over again and today it was the first time that I made it. For me the trick was to do full 360 degree turns on each side, before I always lost speed and stopped at some point.

Excellent ! Super tuto, belle décomposition des mouvements, très utile. Mille mercis.

I LOVE YOUR TUTORIALS! Your explanation is fantaaastic, and now I love surskating even more! Thank you! 🙏🏻 Keep going! :)

I am so motivate to improve that when ever I watch your videos I feel like getting my surfskate and go outside to practice it. I am a beginner, not able to perform an loop yet but I will get there. You are an excellent teacher and your tutorials are helping a lot. Thanks so much for sharing!!

Simply the best infinity loop tutorial I have seen. Of course, I feel that way whenever I see any of your tutorials!

Man, this tutorial really helped me to fix a problem with the backside entry. Really appreciate your content!

Wow this is an awesome tutorial! Really good explanation of the body mechanics!

Really great content Shane. Best on KZread. Thanks. This is literally the secret to efficient human movement.

What a fantastic tutorial 👌🏼 I’ve been waiting for this to drop. The feet on floor instruction was really useful and great verbal throughout. Nice one 🤙🏽

Amazing, the multiple repetitions really do drive the points home. Thank you for the tutorial

Im finally starting to actualy get some speed coming out of my turns! Thank you so much for posting this

Thank you for this helpful video. This is a complicated thing to explain and you really nailed it.

You are the BEST teacher! Using elastic strip is so smart ❤

Plenty of great info to work on with this one. Thanks heaps.

Your videos are the best I have ever seen to this topic. This helps me enormously to become better. Thank you very much for this. Greetings from Germany

Very helpful! I'm an absolute beginner and in this video you taught me the Basis! Thank you, man! 😄

Great video Shane! Been following you for 2 years and you are definitely the ultimate surfskate teacher!

@qinhongwei6558

Жыл бұрын

Hypo up 9999 on kit klk

Shane, one of the best tutorials i have ever seen... thumbs up!!!

Best explanation yet. Just got you a new sub. Really enjoy your videos!

Great Tutorial Shane! Will try it today. Thx and greetz from Germany. U helped me a lot so far. Keep on Mate!

Great tutorial! Thanks from the UK!

very helpful and detailed tutorial, thanks!

this really helped me a lot! Thanks mate

Legend. Super practical. Got some work to do!

Great tutorial! Helps a lot!👍

Superb! Very helpful and enjoyable.

Great video mate, helped a ton. Understanding ones own body mechanics isn't as easy as it sounds

Liked !!! Such a great tutorial, thanks ! Could you consider doing a tutorial on cutbacks ? I think I don’t put enough weight on my back foot to lift the front of my surfskate, any ideas ???

Great explanation man

Very helpful. Thank you

great tutorial thanks for the great content

Cheers man! Epic.

Dude I don't know if you noticed, but at 8:13 right when you say "Bam-bam-bam" a bird outside literally chirps 3 times along with you, it's kind of incredible.

That was really good

You are the best!

Struggling to get it in 1 pump. Cheers for the vid!

Salut Shane cette vidéo est vraiment top, tout comme l'ensemble de ton oeuvre ! J'ai commencé le surf skate il y a peu de temps, ta chaine est fantastique !

@shanelai2515

20 күн бұрын

Merci beaucoup. Bon ride à toi !

amazing explanation... tks

So helpful!

I’m glad your stance is same as mine. I find “translating” ideas shown opposite stance mind boggling.

@dash9655

Жыл бұрын

Just replace youtube in the url with mirrorthevideo and it mirrors it. For example, to see this video in a regular stance: www.mirrorthevideo.com/watch?v=5hW4OOgC2A0

Rock star -thanks Shane

@shanelai2515

Жыл бұрын

🤙

8:13 Perfect harmony with a bird

Thank you so much

Excellent video. Explain in details. Just need practice and practice...😂

gracias!!

Great tutorial! Started from frontside and succeeded but stuck on a backside. My body just doesn’t work as it should 😢

Awesome teaching Shane. If the ground was rougher would you be decompressing earlier? I feel as though I give impulse when I'm worried the board is going to stall rather than waiting and waiting like you do. I have many more faults than just this, of course 🙂

@shanelai2515

Жыл бұрын

Hey ! If the ground is more icy, you simply decompress softer (or earlier to spread the force output over a longer period of time) 😊

Thanks a lot

Thanks 🙏

Do you have any other videos explaining the “back” pump? I keep having issues with that.

Thank for share

Hi, will changing to higher durometer wheels with hopefully less friction in a garage setup, make this easier to learn.

@shanelai2515

Жыл бұрын

The change in friction to lose less speed in that particular context is extremely negligible. Going for wheels (99a) that are too hard might cause unintentional slides. You actually want great hold to be able to push through the turn really hard and still grip. At this particular speed, it is 99% technique and timing. Hope that helps 😊

@jamespowrie6793

Жыл бұрын

@@shanelai2515 thanks that’s really helpful. I videoed myself today and discovered that my stance was narrow, and I was not compressing or rotating nearly as much as I thought I was. On the positive side, these are also the bad habits I want to fix in my surfing, so at least I have reproduced the problem on the surf skate 😊. And forgot to say thanks for your brilliant video tutorials.

Great tutorial. Can you link to the skate backpack shown in the background? Thanks!

@shanelai2515

Жыл бұрын

This is the company I got it from m.facebook.com/hawsurfskatebag/

I find its really hard to accelerate in backside turns. My front side is so easy but back side has very little propelling power

@99kittens

2 жыл бұрын

I have the same issue.

100th like right here!

Thx. How tall are your legs and how much distance your wheelbase have? I bought a surfskate but i came to the conclusion that i can't spread enough my legs to mimic my natural surf stance

Brilliant

молодец четко все показал про петлю

Merci👍🏻

I've been riding a stock Slide Swallow (33″x 10.25″x 18″ WB) for several months (love it), but does my WB and length hold me back from making tighter turns? I'm 6' tall 80 kg. I want a snappier/faster setup.

Man I am new to surfskating and I’ve been watching your infinity loop videos on repeat. But why do I end up slowing down or grinding to a halt when I turn, esp oh balm backside turns? I seem to lose speed when I try to do the infinity loop

hey Shane , what if you put 2 carver CX trucks on to 1 board? both facing front

@shanelai2515

2 жыл бұрын

It won't create a turning arc. Both will turn in the same direction

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Have you ever done wushu? A lot of your movement looks very wushu like? I mean this as a compliment

Witch is your preference surfskate assembly right now?

@shanelai2515

2 жыл бұрын

Grasp surfskate

Dude, what place should i trying to seat making back side?

is the front-mid-back weighting also applicable to surfing turning on a wave?

@shanelai2515

6 ай бұрын

I'm not good at surfing. I can't speak on that

非常好

hey Shane, do you think it is feasible to do the infinity loop with the Decathlon Longboard Oxelo Carve 540? thanks

@shanelai2515

4 ай бұрын

I never tried. But I think it will be harder. More articulate trucks makes the infinity loop easier. YOW, aquilo, spiceskate, long island etc

@surfskateandtennis

4 ай бұрын

@@shanelai2515 thanks for your answer! is it correct to turn the shoulders in the opposite direction to where we want to go when entering the turn? I suppose it is to release them at the exit to generate speed? it feels un-natural to not look where we want to go thanks

@shanelai2515

4 ай бұрын

@thomaseuget5323 correct. It's the concept wind-unwind/ coil-uncoil/ compress-expand. To generate torque 1 way, we need store up potential energy. Still look where you need to turn. Unwind as you turn. How fast and much is situation dependent

@surfskateandtennis

4 ай бұрын

@@shanelai2515 thank you

It looks like a wushu class 😎

Shane, что-то ты неправильно гараж используешь. Где друзья, где пиво, где телек?😇

A couple of times when I moved my way too much backwards, I ended up on my ass, and the board shooting out from under me. It didn't happen for a while now, so I guess I have learned to avoid going so much back, but still there's a bit of fear inside, that it may happen again. Any tips to prevent this?

🤙🏼

Your body moves beautifully

@shanelai2515

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

👍

Is it unrealistic to try this on a 36.5” Carver Tyler 777 with the rather tight factory settings on the C7 front truck?

@shanelai2515

2 жыл бұрын

My guess is it would be really hard, borderline impossible, but if you never try, you never know

@markdavenport356

2 жыл бұрын

Does loosening the C7 make pumping & looping easier?

@shanelai2515

2 жыл бұрын

@@markdavenport356 not too tight that you have force your bodyweight to engage the rails and not too loose that there is no rebound.

@markdavenport356

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Oh, BTW you’re the best, & I’ve checked out a LOT of surf skate vids. If I lived within 1,000 miles of Melbourne I’d be trying to figure out how to get a lesson from you .

仿佛走八卦，up主 好似在练武术 我喜欢！

Nice what's the board you are using???

@shanelai2515

2 жыл бұрын

Curfboard Wave 🤙 Link in the description box

@holoarcade

Жыл бұрын

doesn't look that good though, I would go with a smoothstar for this, more technical.

@hman7236

Жыл бұрын

Smoothstar is the only surfskate I have always go with the best first..

基本功真tm好，膝盖和臀部对着桩桶做的曲线非常完美

@shanelai2515

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

Now I just need to get my 56 year old ass back on my Carver. Well explained video, sir. Thank you.

Like

Does your voice sound British, Australian or other/ unique? Where did you grow up?

@nobail5403

Жыл бұрын

Thai, Laos ?

@shanelai2515

Жыл бұрын

Born in Mauritius 🇲🇺 Lives in Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺

@nobail5403

Жыл бұрын

@@shanelai2515 ah they are interesting to learn a little about, can only imagine if I knew culture and more history

Rad

Please use mic.. cuz your voice very small

shane do you have snapchat or instagram?

@shanelai2515

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I have instagram. @ Shanesurfskate