I haven’t been this confused since calculus 😂😂

@wesleyreyes3505

2 жыл бұрын

Whats so confusing?

I've been skating for years and still mess up nollie fakie grind names... I've concluded to just calling them all "it"... As in, "I did it" or "sh,it I fell"

Video came out great VL! Happy to help you with it. Who else wants to see more collab videos?

@frAgileCS

5 жыл бұрын

I think it's safe to say we all do.

@lukeastunt7088

5 жыл бұрын

I want more

@Greezbhal

5 жыл бұрын

Of course!

@moamenmoataz6135

5 жыл бұрын

We all want more collabs

@noahrichter9788

5 жыл бұрын

I’m not the best st skating but I’m alright but I’ve been trying on KZread and skating I would like some more subs can you give me a shout

I spent several years of my life calling manuals "wheelies"

@notifieatthemonalisa

5 жыл бұрын

Duck Speaker at least you’re not calling wheelies ‘manuals’

@PointerY2J

4 жыл бұрын

You weren't even wrong. In freestyle, what we call manuals now used to be called wheelies. Actually, only a wheelie on an obstacle really is a manual. Rad Rat did a good video about this.

@jaxonmoon9815

3 жыл бұрын

Rodney Mullen still calls them wheelies🙃

@thatstaticef

2 жыл бұрын

theres the most rad local at my park and whenever he's talking to a beiggern he says nose wheelie and shit

@TheCrimsonIdol987

2 жыл бұрын

Rodney Mullen calls them wheelies too, so you're in good company.

doesn't affect me since I can't do most of them...

@josephgreenhalgh9195

5 жыл бұрын

Same

@Haynes_306

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@henrymob2651

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@animeboredomyt4068

4 жыл бұрын

Not same

@alexanderfillup2813

4 жыл бұрын

Same

1:47 I can't be the only one that sees the little turd

You are so good at skateboarding you really inspire me to keep on skateboarding so I would like to thank you for that

@Skiddyskates

5 жыл бұрын

I feel the same

@EthanFizzy

5 жыл бұрын

Nice

@lois314

3 жыл бұрын

Ye same I’m going to the skatepark tomorrow

@EthanFizzy

3 жыл бұрын

@@lois314 ayyyy have a great time man

It'd be helpful to see one on why FS vs BS boardslides are named the way they do. I really liked how you gave historical context to the cab.

Damn i feel like i just got a diploma in skateboard theory. Thanks dude!

Impossible= griptape on shoelaces. If your griptape doesn't come into contact with the top of your shoe, it's not an impossible. Simple.

@erinnixon5288

5 жыл бұрын

Eric Wilkinson no if you are doing something impossible you are doing a impossible

You have no idea how much I needed the board/lipslide explained to me. Also, nollie is good to know too. Great video!

Thank you so much for this! I know its pedantic to fuss over names, but some is really useful for getting over certain blocks when you have a diversity of ways to describe things and a debate about what things mean what. Especially when people have a framework mostly built by tv and games, it's good to talk on a deeper level about consensus. Really good work!

When your early and you don't know what to say...

@darren970

5 жыл бұрын

Rarah Mc fish I just say Yee

@derekhernandez9989

3 жыл бұрын

When this comment is so unoriginal

Most of the confusion in these tricks disappears instantly once you think about doing them on transition.

@XxCosmicWarriorxX

2 жыл бұрын

Yea i saw a video of tony hawk i think it was explaining how a lot of the terminology came from surfing and which way your facing the wave, it made so much more sense to me... Lolz

Much love man! Thank you for all the work you put in to your videos!

I say it each time I saw Doug on a video but, i really love his skating ! That was a sick collab, I can't wait for an other !

@VLSkate

5 жыл бұрын

doug is such an amazing skater! thanks for watching :)

I really appreciate people like you who offer as a basis of understanding and knowledge within skateboarding so people can truly establish a better comprehension of what is going on thank you man

Great video man. I started skating back in high school and am just getting back into it again in 2020. Some of those trick names were always a little unclear especially because some names seemed to change based on different regions of the country. I grew up in Eagle River, Alaska and it's nice to see that for the most part me and my friends were on the right track. I really appreciate this video. Thanks

So, I want to start skateing, and I watched many videos from you or people like braille or bruh skatebaord, and now I think I am ready to start.

@N0N0RIRI

5 жыл бұрын

Do it bruh.

@OGMochaHD

5 жыл бұрын

You should start its gets really fun the better you get

@benwasnotfree6732

5 жыл бұрын

@@OGMochaHD ok Mocha, I wil do it!!!!!!!!!!

@OGMochaHD

5 жыл бұрын

SirBennelot did you start

@p4ndagutz

4 жыл бұрын

go for it dude! No matter how frustrated you get just keep practicing 👊🏽

great video man, took me back to the old days debating trick names with my friends lol

Been a skater my whole life,.. and this actually cleared some stuff up for me. Thanks bro.

Great video dude!

Ok this was such I well done video. Keep up the good work, I love your videos! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Love the chill beat in the backround❤️❤️❤️❤️

I was always mixing up the things between feeble and smith, that helped a lot though haha ty very much

front and back shuvs always got me

@makkavalley9144

5 жыл бұрын

​@@demzo662 back shuvs and my shin dont have such a good relationship

good work vl!

Nice vid VL. I lerned hospital flips in the early 90's and had no idea what it was... it wasn't till this year I learned it even had a name. You might remember that from my skate vid last summer. "half kickflip, half frontfoot impossible type thingy." LOL

The fall at the end lol

glad you got hospital flips correct! and taught me something about fs bs in nollie, which I always had wrong! Thanks!

Thank god you started off with the hospital vs Casper. Learned the distinction WAYY back.

Very helpful, I learned a lot from from this

I’ve never heard of a Casper flip but I’ve always heard of hospital flip and I just think they are both really cool

BoardSlide: front truck over rail LipSlide: back truck over rail

Yea i always thought why lipslide and boardslides the same. Until they werent. Thanks man

Board slide and lip slide always confused me at first but now that I started skating flat rails, I always know that lip slide is the harder one

Actually i was grong about the nollie fs, thanks for this

Brilliant video all things that needed to be said, especially about nollies! was hoping you would mention the nollie shuvs though, as I know barely anyone who gets this right. Most seem to base FS or BS off scoop direction. Sure, you're scooping in the directions your toes point, but the board is turning backside

Nice video, a lots of tricks i named wrong!! Bless from Brazil ;)

I think you got the fakie fs and bs tail slides mixed up. For fs you should start facing the ledge right?

@kenworth655

5 жыл бұрын

100% they are mixed up

@tremblantredneck7112

5 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing. If you're facing the obstacle, it's frontside, period.

@alexwangombe8534

5 жыл бұрын

Oren Jury actually no, he’s right, and this tripped me up too when i first started skating, but the key to this is what he says at 4:39 - if you pause the clip in the middle of the trick, you shouldn’t be able to tell the difference. So this also applies to the horizontal axis, not only the vertical one. In other words, if you pause the clip halfway through a fakie frontside tail, it will look nearly indistinguishable from a regular frontside tail, despite the fact that you approached the ledge backside. This is also true for lipslides as well - for example if you do a fakie front lip down a handrail, what you’re basically doing is a half-cab into a frontside lipslide, if you want to think of it that way. As for noseslides, i’ve seen it way more common to refer to it as a half-cab noseslide, or a fs half-cab nose, rather than calling it a fakie noseslide, which helps remove that ambiguity altogether. hope that makes sense!

@Rufusdos

5 жыл бұрын

@@kenworth655 No, video is right.

@OrenJury

5 жыл бұрын

​@@alexwangombe8534 FS and BS tail-slides will look the same from a still image whether its fakie or regular so I'm struggling to see your logic. Unless your referring to the way he is sliding, in that case it is switched because its fakie just like on flat. Doing a fakie FS tail the way I'm saying means you are doing a fakie fs 180 into it. Also if you were to reverse a video of someone doing a FS tail it would be sliding the way I'm saying a fakie FS tail slides. Also if you look at this video you can see the video labeled fakie FS tail, he is doing the same motion as a bs tail. He pops up and then pushes his back foot behind him to lock onto the ledge. That's a bs tail.

I dont know if you actualy read this, but what the hell, thank you for making these videos, and thanks to KZread for sugesting them to me two months ago, I said to myself “what the hell” and got a skateboard, I literaly am a beginner, but in the last two weeks I finaly getting the hang of pushing, a few realy Easy tricks like flipping the board and landing on it with my feet rather then my face :P so thanks again for encouraging people to try new things

Thank you for this my friend.

Ive been skating for a while and have argued a lot of these points but the tricks I always have a terrible time mixing up is salads and suskis. It doesn't matter how many times I play skate or watch a video about them I always forget them.

I love your video's!!!

Thanks VLSkate

Vl, you need more subs. Your too cool.

Casperflips and hospital flips are easy to tell the difference if you know what regular capers are. With a casperflip, it's doing a Casper in mid air, then flipping the board

This is great!!

Can you do a second version but include stuff such as lasers vs 3 flips and varial heel vs inward heel

I love your channel and i bummed when i watched all your videos and have nothing to watch but keep it up YOU ARE AWESOME

nollie will always be the fuel to the fire of arguments, but still, just thinking about nollie big spins alone should give everyone the clue which one is frontside and which backside

Thank you man!

Video was awesome 👏

Love your vids Also good tutorials

There's a problem with hardflip and pressure frontside pressureflip I think also. Sometime peoplee call thier trick an hardflip when they dont use the frontfont to flip the board, but the board just flip by itself with the pressure, it's confusing. The impossible like you said in the video, one of the worse, even in great and popular competition of "SKATE" some commentator get the name wrong with it's a 360 shov-it they someime call it an impossible.

Thanks for clearing that with nollie fs/bs. Yesterday I was at a contest and the mod was saying nollie fs to nollie bs and i got confused if I was saying it the whole time wrong, but turns out the mod just had no clue

Thanks , you are the best

Some people get blunts and tail slides mixed up, but the difference is pretty obvious once you clearly see both

You messed up fakie fs and bs tailslides. If you're back is facing the ledge before you pop it's a fakie bs tailslide. People seem to get fakie slides confused because you're often sliding facing forwards for bs and vice versa, but it's no different to how you face backwards during a fs boardslide.

Doug DesAutels is a smooth-ass skater. Good video. Those last ones are definitely confusing. Hospital and Casper seem clear to me though. Although Jonny Giger did some in his vids where everybody was disagreeing with him saying the same thing you did.

Great video. I was wondering about what some people call acid drops but which I've heard are also called tail drops, tail ollies or power ollies? Could explain which term is correct?

This was great

Love that Sovrn deck

One complaint is that a cabilarial is a fakie front side 360 as said by Steve in the berrics video name this trick. The reason is because no matter how you pop fakie or switch your body turns the same direction. Awesome video though dude.

Going to start linking this video in comment section fights

I’m normally good with trick names but I was getting acid drop and bomb drop the wrong way round so thank you.

Yay upload. And helpful too c:

quality video as usual 👌

Lol started getting a bit deep on the personal perspective on the nollie half cab flip. It's a nollie fs flip as well due to body direction. " Nollie fakie be half cab flip" was ridiculous 😂 I don't even think I've heard anyone think about it like that. It's a nollie fs flip or a nollie half cab flip.

Hey man great video! I was just wondering if I could use a few clips from your videos in a school project?

@vallenthorpe6495

5 жыл бұрын

Jaden Kindler I was just thinking what if I was a ninja

I just want to say that when the casper style flip first appeared you didn't use your back foot and it was not called a hospital flip, but a casper. I don't know when this changed. I didn't hear the name hospital flip until recently and this is the first I've heard of using the back foot for a casper.

Helpful

When I started skating I called hardflips "inward kickflips" or "inward flips" because I had a friend who could do inward heels, so my first time seeing a hardflip I just assumed it was called an inward kickflip because it was the opposite of an inward heel. It wasn't until I started skating with other people that I was roasted for it and subsequently corrected. I wonder if anyone else had the same misconception or if it was just me. Note that I started skating before the Tony Hawk video games so trick names weren't written out for me. I just named them based off of the tricks I actually knew the names of through word of mouth. There were other tricks I called by other names as well but hardflip/"inward kickflip" was probably the most misnamed.

I guess another way of thinking about nollie spins: A switch FS 180 is the same as a nollie BS 180 in terms of body motion if the rider was doing them stationary in the grass.

Im addicted to skate videos and i have never even tried or owned board :D

I was always told a bomb drop is when you jump on your board holding onto the nose/tail, and a caveman is just when you hold the side of the board and then jump on it.

I love your vids btw whats the name of the backround music?

i like what you called your title in the vid

Changing title to "Commonly Misnamed Tricks!" is accurate but not as eye catching

Not sure if I'm "politically correct" but at 4:50 ish, wouldn't the fakie bs tail be where you have fakie fs tail labeled and vice versa? I've always thought for grinds and slides was approaching the obstacle with your back to it (backside) and your front to the obstacle (frontside). Sorry if that got confusing. I couldn't think if another way to word it. Lol.

@adblack88

5 жыл бұрын

He's got it right. I used to think this too. There is a old 411 tip trick with Willy Santos that set me straight though.

@ps5622

5 жыл бұрын

@@adblack88 even some pro's get that wrong too though. For a trick on a ledge or flatbar the rule is simple, if it's in front it's frontside, if it's behind its backside, whatever the stance. There's a good video by rad rat explaining this

@madsobitsoe

5 жыл бұрын

@@adblack88 He's got it wrong. If you play the fakie trick backwards, it should look somewhat similar to the regular trick. FS/BS doesn't change. When jumping on to something, frontside means toeside and backside means heelside. When rotating, fs means your toes/front will point towards your landing after a 90 ° spin, bs means your heels/back will point towards the landing. When naming spins on vert/transition, imagine gravity doesn't exist and stick to the above rule. It doesn't get confusing before you get to the tricks that can only be done fs or bs. Indy's is a great example. FS Indy doesn't exist, they're strictly backside.

@adblack88

5 жыл бұрын

@@madsobitsoe maybe I'm wrong but if you type in fakie bs tailslide there is a lot of videos showing it the way he showed. I saw Willy Santos do a trick tip like this in a 411 video several years ago and always went by that.

@madsobitsoe

5 жыл бұрын

​@@adblack88 People suck at taxonomy in general. We call tomatoes a vegetable but it's a fruit. The world revolves anyway. I'm just being pedantic. I've never been able to pull off a fakie bs ts anyway ;)

my friend says he been skating for 8 years and i still have to remind him what a lipslide is

nice vid!

i already understand all of this but my head still hurts

helped a lot cause me and my friends are always questioning

i love ur videos

Double 360 flip and 360 double flip. I say the latter since the first one seems to indicate two 360 flips = a 720 double flip but so many people say double 360 flip. Just makes more sense imo to say the rotation of the trick first and then the amounts of flips and not the other way around.

my friends and i argue over half cab boards and fakie lipslides. would a fakie lipslide be coming at the rail fakie with your back towards it and popping a backside half cab and your back trucks go over like a lip into what looks like a boardslide and a half cab board being fakie facing the rail and half cabbing with only your front trucks going over into a boardslide? that seems right but it could be the other way around. any answers?

That lipslide in the thumb

Ok, yes. They have a varial flip, a 360 flip, and other names, i don't remember all of the them. But when they are front side or backside the name is switched again. So what should I call it?

nice video! Also the ghetto bird confuses people all the time

when i was younger my friends thought fs and bs referred to the direction you spun (clockwise/counterclockwise) and would always call my fs 180s bs 180s because we had different stances

@thurst0n

5 жыл бұрын

If my back leads the spin i'ts backside, if my front leads the spin it's front side. no one can convince me otherwise.

Never heard anyone call it a bomb drop before. If I had to guess, maybe the name changed meaning because riding off of something doesn't really need a name and basically no one would consider it a trick. Acid drop is maybe just a catchier name than bomb drop so it took over.

The nollie spins get me tight when I have to explain it to people

The music in the background is calming what's it called

@Koogieee_

3 жыл бұрын

ELECTRONIC MUSIC FAN idk

the nollie one is facts lots of people don’t know

is it half cab lip or half cab board? what do you think?

Vlskate, I love the music in the back it makes me feel happy include it in all of your videos or I unsub (jk love ya no homo)

Also, my homie is always like, 'Bro, did you see my backside tailslide?' and I'll be all, 'You got back tails now? That's sick!' Then he'll show me and it'll be a switch slappy frontside noseslide (more like nose stall, actually). Then I'll be, 'Uhm, that's not a backside tailslide, dude. That's a switch noseslide'. 'It is too a backside tailslide! I'm standing on my tail and going backside, ain't I?' And I'll be, 'Yeah, but it's how you get into it that matters'. I can't back tailslide either, but to illustrate my point I'll do a nollie back tail. 'See, if you nollie into it, it's a backside tailslide', I'll explain, 'but go in switch, even without popping your tail, it's a switch noseslide'. 'Fuck you, that's a nollie noseslide, not a back tail!' At that point, the pure joy of skating will have given way to the cranky one-upmanship of mediocre middle-aged skate bros, and we'll get into an argument about that and not want to skate together for a month. After which we'll start again, only to get into a very similar argument.

i've learned skateboarding from american skateboard channels, and my friends learned from Brazilian skateboard channels... and for that so, there is some changes at the trick names, like, Kickflip here is just Flip, the Shove it and Varial seems to be reversed on brazilian naming, the Boneless is the "shape breaker" we always have to discuss the trick as we play SKATE, some times it's funny, sometimes it's just annoying

thanks a lot, I was wondering why it was called a half cab