Skateboarding

First, you should know how to pop shuvit, varial kickflip and kickflip. You do not need to know how to 360 pop shuvit, as this trick comes with the tre flip. put your front foot in the middle of the board, at a 45 degree angle, and your back foot on the tail, with your toes slightly hanging off the concave of the board. You want to make sure your feet are perfectly set up, as this is very important when landing the 360 flip. lean mostly on your front foot, and scoop the board in a V shape (down then up). Your front foot should slide straight out in front of you, so you should look like your doing a ninja kick. watch the board as it spins, and try to stay in the air as long as possible, because when you learn this trick, you tend to underflip it at first. once it rotates completely, stomp your feet down and roll away as clean as possible. If you keep landing on the nose of the board (a common mistake), try to scoop and flick the board as hard as you can, moving forward so the board stays under you. Go have fun!

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Actually you should know how to do a 360 popshuvit. Its reccomended if you want to know how to do a 360 flip.

Nope, he's still shredding hard!

There is no difference. Xglider is the marketing name in the US... Go to the official website... http://xglider.com/ for more information.

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a power slide, nose manual, regular manual, revert, and that kind a stuff

No it's a fake skateboard trick

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If your talking about which is better, basically it all depends on how big you are. Look up size charts for skateboarding on the internet. Also, wider boards are typically better for vert stuff. Narrower boards are better for flip tricks..

My name is Starr Alva, born in 1964 in Marion, Indiana. Tony is my cousin. But, he is not hispanic.

It started in cali, surfers (like me) wanted something to do on land so the \"long board\" was created, then varitions of the long board became invented, and this is how we see the skateboard culture to this day

Ryan shekler

PISS DRUNX, crew name for Baker skateboards.

There are no rules in skateboarding.

Sometimes in competitions, there might be some rules, for instance at the Battle Of The Berrics (youtube it) you are not allowed to do handplants, footplants or grabs.

Also in a game of SKATE, if you do not land the trick your opponent set, you get a letter

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There is not mention of Ryan Butler's favorite color. He is 35 years old as of 2014 and a filmmaker and politician.

Canadian

Well, all the moves that I know are McTwist, Maddona and the Stalefish.
I believe there are more but I'm not 100% sure.

it alines itself

35th shop decks are where its at ive had one for more than 2 months and still havent snaped it ive been skating for about one and a half years and i have a 35th shop deck thunder lights redz bearing and spitfire wheels just got it im stoked to skate it.....peace

Element, because it is the rarest

The best beginner board? hmmm that is a tough one lol, well it kinda depends on your budget, but i would say, like a "atm" is a really tough and cheap board i have had mine for a few years now, but don't get like a "element" to start out with because it is only going to get trashed and that sucks especially if you don't have much cash so i would say a "atm" or a cheaper brand you know like one know one really hears about like darkstar and stuff like that but don't get a walmart board because it is just a waste of money

Yes, it is just another way to get from place to place

If you are talking about comfortability, a good longboard for rough roads will generally have a good amount of flex to dampen vibrations, some big, soft wheels to absorb shock as well, and some shockpads in between the deck and trucks to absorb more vibration. This type of board will not be great for downhill but that is mostly about skill.