This dude deserves waaaaay more subs and views than he has....hes putting in work he doesnt have to ....thank you sir you are amazing

@samuf5643

2 жыл бұрын

Truth and spot on with the science... will help out a lot of people... including myself...

@printisdead1983

2 жыл бұрын

@@samuf5643 it seriously will...I've been skating since 1994 and hes put me up on certain lil things I had no idea about

Many Japanese trick tips explicitly talks about the the line of sight which is very seldomly mentioned in the western world. This is precious knowledge.

Although I think the line of sight IS super important for learning and improving your back 50-50, I think the main reason backside axle stalls on ledges are easier is because when you come in at a steeper angle you essentially have to do a backside 180, which is much more intuitive than ollying BEHIND yourself to a ledge nearly parallel to your body (which is what you need to do to learn a true back 50). This is a great video and super helpful, just wanted to add my 2 cents.

Related to this, investigating line of sight in miniramp or especially vert skating could be incredibly useful. Just recently realized how much this affects f.ex. bs slashes in vert.

@whythetrick

2 жыл бұрын

True. Thanks for the comment!

This is amazing! I can’t wait to try some bs 50-50s now. This line of sight idea makes so much sense. For this trick, if I get locked in, I can usually grind the ledge just fine. But locking in is the hard part. FS 50-50s are the opposite. They’re easy to lock in but harder to maintain, at least for me. Thanks for these videos.

bro made the best tutorial channel on YT. Just yesterday we discussed this 50-50 moment, about a sight! He doing 50-50 FS easy and struggling with backside, I can't even 50-50, always loosing my back foot position, missing the tail. 200/200 attempt failed.

I would love to see BS Smith grind next, specifically some analysis on the weight distribution between the two feet!

@macs3948

2 жыл бұрын

Same with crookeds

I've been skating since 1994...and it took me forever to realize this

This channel is great...this dude is helping you understand the science behind ripping to help you rip better...AND YES HIS TIPS AND SUGGESTIONS WILL HELP YOU RIP BETTER

Your videos are gold. Please keep that up. So intresting and helpfull. I also love the unique touch you put in yours videos!!

your videos are very insightful mate!

Thanks for this insight. I will use this new knowledge on the next session. Keep up the hardwork! You are doing something unique and innovative

This quality of content is truly amazing! Haven't seen any science of skateboarding presented in such a way before

Really good, I always tell my friends this thing about the shoulders direction

It completely make sense!👍🏼 Thank you!

awesome vid! gonna try them bs 50-50s soon, been strugglin with them for so long

This was super useful, really appreciate it. I would love to see a video about nose slides and how to hold them. Keep up with the great work :)

Thanks! Look interesting. This information is really helpful. I will try it in practice.

thank you! this is great advice and insight!

Yo you’re slept on ! This video made me get bs crooks on ledges and the bump to ledge at my local !

You post great videos man

this is so helpful keep making these videos!!!!!

bro you deserve way more attention. your vids are perfect for understanding physics behind a trick and it rlly hepls alot 🙏🏼

@whythetrick

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate that!

Very excited to start trying 5050s with this knowledge thankyou so much sir

Your stuff is great! Gota great way explaining it all! If you take requests, BS 180s plz! Basic trick but I know a lot of people struggle with them! Anyway, thanks for the videos!

Great ideas, love models for explanation! Very helpful! Did you create the models? Or is it part of a software?

This explains well why I had such a difficult time getting on a curb and staying on a backside slappy. Parallel shoulders and leaning my head in the direction of board :D

You should do a manny and shoulder positioning video 👌🏻🙏🏻💪🏼

i think the extra force involved with turning more helps to push you into the ledge to lock in when you approach the ledge from a wider angle.

such a great channel

Very quality info

@whythetrick

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it

awesome channel keep it up :)

I missed this one when it came out, better late than never. Thanks.

@whythetrick

2 жыл бұрын

Hope you enjoyed it!

@azazelreficulmefistofelicu7158

2 жыл бұрын

@@whythetrick you can be sure I did.

Ty

Dude these videos are super helpful, anyway you can break down pressure flips, I feel like the science and differences of the trick than a normal popped trick makes it good to look into, I can’t figure them out yet.

@whythetrick

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment. Will work on it…

Beautiful

@whythetrick

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

amazing

Amazing!

Detail 😍👍👍

nice channel !!

Bro I watched this last night. Manifesting on what you said in this video. I have tried so many years on trying to have back 50-50 in the bag. Finally landed it today. Bro. Thank you so much! You made my day homie❤

@whythetrick

Жыл бұрын

Great! The video wouldn’t mean anything by itself without your effort.

Thanke you

Good breakdown very useful info. It reminds me as a child when they were trying to teach us how to hit better in baseball.

@whythetrick

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

You think you could do a video about weight distribution for a heelflip?

Nice

Sweet.

That first question... yes that is a big problem with my ripping..

Begging for a backtail slide video 🙏

it'd be very much appreciated if you could make a science video on axle stall on a mini ramp.. i can skate street ok but man mini ramps are difficult to understand by my small brain. thank you for your hard work!

That all resonates with me, hopefully it will help, this one has been eluding me for a while. Ever once in a while I land a few but I haven't been able to make it feel comfortable. Thanks for all the research! PS, put some damn pants on the model haha.

Wow.

for me approaching 50-50 at bigger angles makes it easier to transform extra linear momentum into angular momentum, thus I grind with more control. If I approach too parallel to the ledge or rail, I somtimes miss calculate my momentum and when I grind I go to fast and lost balance

Could you analyze Yuto’s skateboarding

make a video on the ollie

Can you do the physics behind the scoop of 360 pop shovits. Compared to the tre flip and impossible scoop. Thanks.

@whythetrick

2 жыл бұрын

Will try. Who’s Jim though? lol

@theskateboardfan

2 жыл бұрын

@@whythetrick 360 pop shovit is an excellent one to do because it takes such a precise way of pop/scoop to create a flat spin.

Can you do a vid on pressure flips. Need to understand those physics

@whythetrick

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment. I have to re-practice the trick first lol

I need a video about heelflips that float behind me. I've tried foot placement and leaning heel side but my board still flips behind me.

Anybody having the same problems as me not being able to even ollie up backside on to a ledge? I can frontside 50-50 a ledge 3 decks high but backside 50-50s have always been a struggle for me. I think this video has changed my perspective on this trick, I'll try to not block my sight with my shoulders and see if it works!

@whythetrick

Жыл бұрын

yey thanks for the comment. good luck on your next session, and let me know how it goes!

What about fs 5050, I know they are easier, but I struggle always with them them, when I approach s new obstacle . I can't just aim properly. If I Land, most of the time on nosegrind, then I have time where I can do them then not again but I always struggle to aim with both trucks

Approaching the ledge at a 15-20° angle it is important to apply pressure with your backfoot then shifting weight and focus on to your front foot. Subconsciously your body will align it self on to the ledge.

best ,

so where should we look when riding up to it parallel?

@whythetrick

Жыл бұрын

in to the right future lol thanks for the comment though. will try to talk about it next time.

I have noticed that with a lot of tricks once you figure out where to focus they happen more naturally and that usually accompanies your skill level progression...i am always baffled when i see vids of blind skaters using a walking stick...that shit is amazing

The best advice I can give for any grind is to aim for a spot in front of you, not directly next to you. Hijacking is less used than you think

suite

50-50 entrance angle should be parallel to the obstacle and the ollie that's need to be done forward or to your back

@whythetrick

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment. Would you mind adding some scientific point of view?

heelflip video ?? 👀

@whythetrick

2 жыл бұрын

re-practicing it. please give me some time...

soon an olympic team will catch you. nice content

優秀な

You should name your KZread channel name skate science

why am i so scared to ollie into a bs 5050

Don't skate naked? Is that a problem there?

@whythetrick

2 жыл бұрын

It’s a city owned place so…

@FickleWid

2 жыл бұрын

It's a general translation that also extends to without a shirt.

@mr.e8561

2 жыл бұрын

@@FickleWid Thanks for that! Gezzz, I thought us Americans where uptight about nudity. I guess not off of us look good in birthday suits.

1:08 - the sign, 'Do not be naked', lmao. I'll try my hardest not to be.

@whythetrick

Жыл бұрын

It's a city-owned place. They have to say what they have to haha.

@Inexpressable

Жыл бұрын

@@whythetrick Yeah I get why the signs are there, it's just the whacky translation that got me.

@whythetrick

Жыл бұрын

I know, rihght ;)))

Your shoulders have alot more to do with your skating and balance than you would think

@frater_niram

2 жыл бұрын

your ass and hips are the most important imo, i can manual folded like a pretzel squiggling my butt left and right to keep balance

日本語分かるなら、英語版と日本語版、2本の動画作って！

@whythetrick

5 ай бұрын

無理です。