It's so good when a true pro skater starts putting out content like this.

@miguelmota5447

Жыл бұрын

I agree, it reminds me of early youtube, honesty, transparency, and trying to make the world better. thank you Tom.

@808kicks2

Жыл бұрын

FR instead of annoying dudes like Dan corrigan,he has good content but he’s Uber annoying kinda a kook

@miguelmota5447

Жыл бұрын

@@808kicks2 what i dont really enjoy is youtubers puting out content, instead of sharing stuff that are doing and making aliving of it, making content is for views, making videos u wanna share its for the people, i like dan but i defenitly understand what u mean.

@anthonydandrea270

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, hopefully he puts all those other phonies out of business

@MuzluPattes16

Жыл бұрын

@@miguelmota5447 Yes. I think that might be the reason why I get a nicer vibe watching tom. He is already a pro, but his youtube and twitch feels like something he does on the side. So he feels more like a skater dude that's sharing his experience. People that mainly do youtube have to put out content to make a living, and that causes click baits and stupid video ideas just for the sake of making a video. And they feel ingenuine.

One thing about Tom he stays CONSISTENT 🔥🔥🔥

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

😊😊

@amante104

Жыл бұрын

@@tomasta Random question; It's 2005 who would win in a game of skate down a 12 stair Bastien Salabanzi or Andrew Reynolds? Lol

@MrHalahalaho

Жыл бұрын

I wish I was that consistent ☠️

@amante104

Жыл бұрын

@Mad Circle Both of them are two of my favorites but I can see them both beating each other but yeah Bastien can get him to Skat definitely even if Reynolds wins. Since your familiar with both of them you definitely remember GvR(goofy vs regular) Bastien won it for the regular team lol. I think Chris Cole and Ryan Sheckler was there too. I wish Reynolds would have been in that one.

@alexgets0girls

Жыл бұрын

How much did tom pay you for you to say that

One thing that grabs my attention when I watch your videos, apart from the sheer talent and style you possess. Is how authentic you are, keep doing you bro! You've got a fan here in New Zealand 🤙

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU !

So grateful you started making videos on youtube! Best insights and best trick tips/explanations as well ! Please keep being genuine and doing just you! Cheers from Baguette land

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU ! tricks are hard to explain but i do what i can haha

1st. I'm so glad someone made a video about this. I've been trying to crook nollie flip out for years

its so good to see a pro skater who needs his attempts like any other skater to land difficult tricks. :D Keep it up

No thank you, this has quickly become my favorite skateboard channel on KZread 💯

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

i love to hear it ! THANKS for watching !

The voice over addition was perfect...dudes getting good at these videos. Another thing that was key that maybe people missed is when Tom needed wax, hes not buttering up the top of the ledge, its the contact with the wheel base

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

good catch ! probably should of mentioned that in the vid as well...for slides, wax on the side of the ledge is more crucial !

Hey Tom, if you are thinking about making trick tips, please make sure to break down every small detail about the trick. Like how your front foot trying to go infront of you instead of stopping when it goes up can help with ollies. Or how thinking about an ollie before I flick a heelflip helps me do heelflips high. I am sure you have a lot of small details that you have learnt, but don't realize. If you could make videos with details like that. I think they would be very successful. For example I saw a video about fs360's and the guy said "I used to strugle, but I now try to look at my heels when turning my body and it helps me." I went out and landed a couple pivotless fs 360's. They may not work for everyone, but those details are what helps people.

Tom Asta downloads the tricks into his consciousness at night while he sleeps, then wakes up and just does them. When he falls or messes up it's on purpose to seem human. #ThereIsNoLearningCurve

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

I appreciate this so much.. it’s so nice to see a pro be totally okay with showing himself not making it.

Amazing stuff man. Really puts pro level skill in perspective. Tom is seriously one of the best/most consistent skaters out so this is amazing to see. I honestly love the old school kind of bare bones style of this. We’re all open to whatever trick tips you put out man!

Tom I’ve bought 14 pairs of Es straight since you did the first unboxing video with Kelly. My plantar fasciitis feels so much better in them, especially Accels and Silos. So thank you for have a huge impact on my skateboarding. You literally sold me on Es for life. Keep ripping!!

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

Thats amazing man THANKS for the support ! you keep ripping as well !

I remember seeing you skate in person for the first time, this was back in 2011. You were skating a ledge at 30th street station in Philly and it was either kick flip 50-50 or 50-50 kick flip out but from what i remember you were throwing them down one after another… I was just blown away watching you skate!

I really like this video format, so dope to get insight into how you approach these tricks and the psychology behind it from veteran. This is my new favourite skate channel, keep up the great work.

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANKS man, i appreciate that !

WATCHING BRO SKATE IS A VIBE ALL BY ITSELF 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

hey Tom, just wanna say your vids have got me back on the board after 15yrs off. yesterday I landed two NBDs for me - backside heel and varial heel. thanks for the inspo, forgot how good it feels to land new shit.

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

love to hear it ! that is no easy task after all those years, congrats and have fun with it ! THANKS for watching

I'm glad a tech pro is talking details on how it's done. This would have helped me so much in my prime.

It’s so crazy I landed my first flip out at a demo you were at. It happened to be 50-50 kickflip lol and you skated right past me as I did it. So hyped. You shred man.

Always had mad respect for you and your ledge game. Enjoying the weekly videos! By far always been my favourite pro. Keep shredding!

Love the videos! So interesting and helpful! Much love from Germany

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU !

I'm actually getting more useful tips out of this video than the traditional trick tip video format

Didn’t know you are a father Tom. Another one of life’s gifts in addition to skating 🙏

Asta dropping some mad pro tips. Wish pros made videos like this in my day of skating. Keep up the sick smooth style bro

Tom makes young skaters realize that even if you're pro you don't land tricks every try. I love it. I used to think pros were perfect and couldn't mess up and it really made me look down on myself.

I love how mellow you explain things thank you

Thanks for your help Tom! Keep the vids coming!

Duuuuude another free tip! Thank you so much. I'm watching your video right now sitting in park and thanks to your tips I did bs smith flip out in a couple tries! Man I've been struggling with this trick for a good couple of months now i did it! 💪🏻

cant really skate anymore due to tearing my ACL twice now skating, but still enjoy watching skate content. was following you on twitch already but have been noticing your youtube grind lately. love to see it. thanks tom.

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

ahh damn acl injuries are no joke, hope you get back on the board one day but thanks for watching and following me ! i appreciate it homie !

Loving your videos! Keep doing well with the content and keep enjoying it 🙌🏻🙌🏻

I love seeing some good clean pop outs

Tom thank you. Youre great! Your back smiths are so clean

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU !

These pro insights into tricks are so dope.

I enjoyed watching the process🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

I just subscribe.... because of the speak at the end dude is real humble and appreciates his fans .....keep killing it Tom

Grateful for you for starting this channel 💪🏻

thank you for this content Tom!

Tom, these vids are super therapeutic keep them coming!

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU ! will do...

Respect to the pro for doing this type of content! It’s what the new ppl coming in need from the pros they look up to currently!🍻🍻🍻🍻

i really liked the video and admire everyone who can do such hard tricks! 🙏 You are such a humble guy and your skating is phenomenal. 💪 Keep on that great work! 🛹

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU ! I appreciate the kind words !

I love that you reiterate the need for dialing in tricks before trying to do something harder with the trick. Also, I appreciate how you approach stairs, taking it one at a time (depending on the skill level). I'd love to see filming sessions (your approach to getting your trick without revealing your clips), kinda like what Nyjah does with Send Saturdays, but not like Nyjah. I personally am not a fan of his. Or tours of your sponsors factories, behind the scenes.

Thanks for this video. I have some goals this year. Front smith kickflip out being one of them. I've been frustrated with it lately but watching this, especially the process of each trick you did is great to see.

Love when your videos drop out so I can go to the park way more motivated. Thanks for the vids dude! o/

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANKS for watching !

Tom is killer...that style just flows

Tom doing back smith flip out all chill crazy easy giving trick tips lol. I love it.

One of my favorite skater Tom ASTA. Let's go

Love this video, keep coming back to it! I would love to hear how you go about with prepping ledges. I always feel like some tricks aquire a lot more wax than others, and then people get anoyed for over waxing curbs and ledges.. Would be cool to hear your take on this in a future video!

this is the content that we need

Nice content. The back Smith kick flip out is one of the tricks I've been wanting to get down, I can do fs Smith kick flip out, but I never tried bs before. You did it so well! It makes me want to Learn it right now, lol

Such a proper flip outta those back smiths. Perfection

I been trying back tail flip out forever gonna try today thx Tom! Love the new content 🎉

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

sickkk keep workin at them ! Thanks for watching !

Gotta love how clean these are too, and your doing them regular, switch, fakie, and nollie!

This is so sick. Thanks Tom! Just got back into skating. I have to lose some weight and then I’ll get back to tricks. I bought like 35 pairs of ‘eS shoes lmao. I started skating in the late 90’s, so I love me some ‘eS!!

Mellow easy going and a huge back of tricks is what makes me enjoy this.. Keep it up Tom!

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU !

this is wicked. glad i found your channel and hope you keep uploading quality content!

The grind sounds on that fakie front crook were amazing! Nice channel!!

Yeah tom! you been on a sick one since the xpark days! hyped to see ya on the content grind!!

Thanks for posting this stuff!

For a 46 year old transition skater, I love your skating, and the awesome videos!!

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU !

This one!!! Helpful video!❤️‍🔥

You are hands down my favourite skate channel, bless up Tom!!!

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU !

Tom Asta is the goat! one day I will learn front tail kickflip out!

I’m so glad you did flip outs first! Maybe I’m speaking for myself, but flips ins naturally made sense to me. But flips outs have always baffled me. This helps SO much and am hype to take these tips to learn my dream flip out of fakie tailslide fakie heel out! These videos I’ve found more helpful than the standard trick tip. Thanks for everything!

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

SICK ! thanks for the insight ! i appreciate you watching my vids !

I think I can speak for most of us here with yeah the trick tips are cool but man theres just something soothing about watching you skate

The first legit good KZread skateboarder. Finally!! Trick tips by someone that actually does the tricks well

This is awesome! I always wanted to learned flip outs and no one has good tips on it. Thanks!

Thanks a lot for your ledge Masterclass ❤

its great u started making yt vids tom, out in college rn rly miss skatin mids

So hyped on this. Both nollie heel and nollie bs crook. The load up or pocket of pop you have to create took my left leg .like 8 years to build that strength. Turns out at 32 my hip was shot. Few years gotta be replaced but with practice those muscles got stronger. Haven't skated in like 8 years but fakie heel tail or sw nose was my go to. Seein prod nollie heel and crook. Definitely envious of the nollie crook people. Those damn invisible walls to

Thanks coach Tom 🎉🎉

We love it !

Bruh the pop out of the back smith during your warm up was so structured

This is legit, way better that regular youtubers

I love the sound of the grinds 😮‍💨

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

yea this ledge makes wonderful noises lol

Homie’s literally out here giving us the best advice. Rad!👊🏻

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANKS ! hopefully it can help !

I NEEDED this video! Thank you Tom for making the coolest videos

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANKS MAX ! appreciate it man.

@willmax95

Жыл бұрын

@@tomasta of course! Keep it up my dude. You bet i’ll be watchin your videos at the skatepark while hitting ledges for some reminders

So cool kids have this. What a gift. Great job Man. Killin it

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANKS !

The quality of the vids getting better and better, keep it up Tom✌️

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU ! Im trying haha

Yo this is dope that your putting out personal content Sadly I don’t skate anymore but I remember when you dropped the part with Chris cole I use to watch it before heading out

very informative and dope video! you're one of my favorite skaters! keep up the uploads!

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANK you !

My favorite skater finally talk ❤️

I think seeing the learning process for a brand new trick to you, would be rather cool.

Thx for all these pro tips Tom! Super helpful!

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

got you ! Thanks for watching !

Daamn, I remember when I was kid I used to watch you skate. Now suddently you pop up in youtube, subbed and liked! Keep the content coming man, its fire!

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

hell yea THANK YOU! i appreciate it

Fav one so far 🔥🔥

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU !

These videos are sick! The Manny tips you were giving in that other video were really well explained definitely helped my nose Manuels thinking about how the balance is on the toeside, I don’t think anyone’s explained mannies better in a KZread video

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoying the videos ! THANK YOU !

hell yeah tom!!! thanks for this one!! cheers from guam my dude!!!!

Good work Tom 😊

So glad the algorithm threw you channel in my feed, hope KZread does the same for others this Channel is Special. Not everyday you get the guidance of a seasoned Pro Skater. Hyped on the Ricta Speedrings. Picked up a pair after seeing you ride them. I thought they were a little gimmicky, but they aren’t at all. The ring adds a bit more speed, but they still age. The soft forgiveness of a 99a. Wonder how the 95a clears will ride, I’ll have to try them out.

I’ve been trying to get fakie tailslide bigspin out along with fakie tailslide 270 out consistently. Definitely a challenge finding the sweet spot to pop onto the ledge and slide.

You have a good "stage presence." You seem natural in front of the camera. Also pretty good tips! I'm not good enough to flip out yet but it was still watching the whole thing.

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU ! was a little weird at first but im starting to get the hang of it..i think haha

the video i need thank you tom keep doing this

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

hell yea ! THANKS facu

And your style is sick!

love these vids!

damn i needed this eight years ago 😂 good shit

finally, a video like this

pro skateboarding content for free is a blessing

One of the best and smoothest styles

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

THANK you !

Soo sick!

Back smith kf is a personal dream trick for me that explanation and execution was incredible dude I re watched it right away thanks big dog

@tomasta

Жыл бұрын

Awesome ! hopefully it helps you out, THANKS !