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Skate Tony Hawk's Trick Tips Vol 1

Skate Pra você24 skaters recommend it · 27 mentions, 2014 to 2026
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905K views · 13 years ago · Tutorial · Beginner

Tony Hawk's Trick Tips Vol 1 is a long-form instructional video that walks through skateboarding basics and tricks, from stance and pushing to ollies, grinds and dropping in. This upload runs about 54 minutes.

Why skaters like it

Posted in r/NewSkaters whenever a beginner asks where to start. Many say they learned the basics from it as kids and still point newcomers to it.

“watched this soooo many times when i started skating way back when. great video/resource for beginners.”

u/cardnull

What skaters said on Reddit

u/Super-Inflation-99342026 · 169 points

Slimeball Scientologist took every dollar he didn't stuff in his own pocket and sent it to his cult. Skateboarding is filled with dirtbags, find a company you like and watch their full-length videos. Skate IQ has some great tutorials and insights for beginners, but I will forever recommend watching this awesome video [VIDEO] I had a copy of this on VHS when I was a young lad. Don't take it too seriously, have fun, an

u/collectingkarma2019 · 6 points

[VIDEO] This is a great video to help you with the basics. I learned through this video back in the day.

u/labrat4202024 · 4 points

Videos like this one were priceless as a kid. I miss going to the local skate shop and renting things like it [VIDEO]

u/bloodbathxxx2015 · 4 points

[VIDEO] this video helped me out a lot when i was younger

u/tailslide242021 · 3 points

It's better that you're starting now. I started when I was 8 and I'm 32 now. My knees are completely fucked from throwing myself down stairs for years while my body was still developing. I still skate everyday though, just much more careful. Skateboarding is my antidepressant and it works very well! I hope you go for it! You should check out tony hawks trick tips, it came out when I was a wee lad but helped me learn

u/cardnull2018 · 3 points

[VIDEO] \^tony hawks trick tips vol 1. (i would skip the dropping in part tho, too dangerous imo) watched this soooo many times when i started skating way back when. great video/resource for beginners. best of luck! and i wouldn't worry about wheels. just go to the skatepark where concrete is less bumpy

u/sunwalker1082019 · 3 points

[VIDEO] This is what I used when I started out forever ago. A little bit dated but super good information. Also once you work your way thru that first link I would recommend digging through the “skate hacks” dudes YouTube channel

u/Responsible-View-8042025 · 3 points

[VIDEO] He says that word for word about 7 minutes in

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