Skateboarding

Lunar orbit...

Andy Macdonald

He was the creator of Tech Decks

Stevie Williams, Rodrigo Teixeira "TX"

There are exactly 7,900,000,000,000,000 skate boards in the world. there are 3,400,000,000,000 fake boards in the world.

In order to use one of these, you have to be heavy enough to get it underwater, if you're too light, it will just float (100 lbs is probably around the minimum weight, the heavier the better, lighter you will be higher above the water). It wont actually work like a skateboard, like it shows in the ads, but I found the easiest way was to push the skateboard halfway underwater, put your strongest foot in the middle and push it down to the bottom, then put your weakest foot in the front and slide your strongest foot in the back. Then slowly work your way into deeper water. Eventually you will be floating slightly above the bottom. This is basically how you learn, I don't know how people learn those tricks. Its Frikin' hard!

There is also another way that I like to use my subskate for. I stand on the deck of my pool and run and jump and do tricks onto it. I can do a lot of tricks now and have only been using it for about two days. I recommend that everyone gets one. And I don't know what you guys mean by it's hard to stand on, because I weigh 90 lbs and it is extremely easy for me. My 50 lb brother can do it too. But the subskate is a great product.

Have your feet like this FRONT FOOT on an angle in the middle both ways, then ollie slide your foot up and flick of the dip P.S flick up so your foot doesn't touch the ground. HOPE this helps
A kickflip is a cool, clean-looking skateboarding trick which is basically a variation on the ollie.

tony hawk

You could sell a nice quarter pipe on ebay for 100 or 150 dollars. The person you are selling it to should be close enough so they can pick it up themselves.

The key to remember is that the kickflip is an ollie variation. You have to make a conscious effort to perform the same movement with your front foot as you do with an ollie, a little closer to the heel edge of your board. Unfortunately you have to relearn kickflips as what you're doing isn't even close to a proper kickflip.

Patrick Metcalfe

Kayla Kudla

Cory Kennedy isn't pro yet. He is still am for most of his sponsors except for Nike sb, which he is flow.

1. acid drop:

Kinda like a manual off a curb. sounds hard but it's not.

2. hang 10:

putting both feet on the front side of the ripstik. there's a specific footing and technique to keep balance.look on youtube for how.

3. hang 20:

same as hang 10 but on the back side.

4. manual(kinda hard):

lifting up the front side and balancing like that while the ripstik is still moving. look on youtube for how.

5. nose manual(kinda hard):

same as manual but you lift the backside. a little harder than a manual.

All of those tricks should be able to be masted in about a month or a little more.

Some harder tricks:

ollie

kickflip

body varial

revert

there are other and harder tricks out there, those are just the common ones.

yes u need a metal coping for a mini ramp then it wouldn't work....good luck.

December 30th 1989

Finntroll-Manniskopesten

rob golin

jumpstyle is another style of shuffling where you do a combination of jumps, kicks, spins and flips usually all at the same! if you want to see good jumpstyle go on Youtube and search Hardstyle vs Jumpstyle and watch it.

hot wheels

Zoo york is way better than blind Zoo york is way better than blind

in your pussy

yes you can take a long board on a plane.

Think it's Mark Appleyard

No he is not.