Heck yea!! 50 is just insane!

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Dude... this persistence is commendable. Nice work. Do you think this trick is easier thank blunt to fakie?

@GrawrD

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, man! I was determined to get consistent at this one. After landing both, I would say this trick is a little easier than blunt to fakie. I think because your board never leaves contact with the ramp in pivot fakie, you feel more in control. Having to ollie out, even if it's a small one, makes blunt fakie a little tougher.

Love this concept!!

@GrawrD

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I wasn’t loving it at 25 but I’m stoked I got to 50!

@travismurphy-skatedad2465

2 жыл бұрын

@@GrawrD the last 25 definitely went faster that the first 25. Looking really comfortable by the end. Definitely hyped to see those 5-0 grinds to fakie in the future. That’s one I’d like to finally get myself.

Wow, congrats, next step, 50 in a row ;)

@GrawrD

2 жыл бұрын

One day!!!

Quick question. Do you translate the tricks you learn on your ramp at home, well onto bigger ramps at skateparks? Or is it something you find difficult?

@GrawrD

2 жыл бұрын

It can be tough, but thankfully, the transition of my ramp helps me translate tricks I learn at home to slightly bigger ramps at the skatepark pretty well. I can do about 90% of the tricks I can do at home on a 5ft transition, once I get over the fear factor. 6ft is a different story! Haha. The tricks are a lot more floaty and I haven't practiced enough to get comfortable. I posted a short video of a session on a 5ft last week where I landed a lot of tricks I had tried for the first time away from home that day: kzread.inforfmtHKFB7mw?feature=share

@Weymouthsworstfisherman

2 жыл бұрын

@@GrawrD 4ft is my limit. 5ft feels about 15. 6ft I can drop in. Then it's a basic kick turn and nothing else! My 2ft at home. Hit a lot more stuff