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330lb Fat Guy Skateboarding 360-Flip, Grinds, Tricks

Cajun_MotorCo39 skaters recommend it · 48 mentions, 2013 to 2026
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628K views · 13 years ago · Other

72-second GoPro clip from 2013 of a 330lb skater landing a 360 flip, grinds and other tricks. Uploaded by Cajun_MotorCo as a casual personal skate session.

Why skaters like it

Posted in threads for heavier or older beginners as proof that body size does not stop anyone from learning tricks and skating.

“Yeah man don't give up under any circumstances. You might not consider yourself a "trick skater" but keep practicing and you can get there.”

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u/arabzpn2016 · 16 points

[VIDEO] yeah right but should be posted with the original link. here it is.

u/chomchomchom2016 · 9 points

Yeah man don't give up under any circumstances. You might not consider yourself a "trick skater" but keep practicing and you can get there .Check this dude [VIDEO] out.

u/KizashiKaze2026 · 8 points

Come on man. You're young, you're just a teen. Why are people thinking anything from 9-19 is too "late" these days? Also, i'm not calling you an asshole but how fat dude's do kickflip's - YouTube [VIDEO] and [VIDEO] . Homie, get a board, work on your balance, stretch, get comfortable on the board, no you don't have to learn 360flips in one week, stay active/dedicated/committed, practice, practice, practice, and enjoy

u/thought02016 · 7 points

If you want to skate, you can skate [VIDEO]

u/sgtpnkks2017 · 7 points

i'm just going to leave this here [VIDEO]

u/fafaflohigh2013 · 6 points

Check this dude out. [VIDEO] Just start skating. Start with the basics and get comfortable on a board. You'll lose weight just pushing around, it's a workout.

u/ixAp0c2016 · 5 points

>amazon and Walmart, but would it be better to spend more for a better complete? Avoid that like the plague, Wal-Mart decks suck & Amazon can be great or shit depending on who & what you order from (although there is no complete builder on Amazon). Since you're using Feet/Inches and pounds, I'm going to guess you're also in the states. Check out [LINK], you can get any deck from their 'Decks' section as a complete, j

u/thinkaboutitthough2017 · 5 points

Zero. You can do a kickflip one inch above the ground. Even the biggest guy can hop an inch. Kickflips have nothing to do with being able to jump high or run a mile, it's 100% technique and 0% strength or fitness. Anyone who thinks it's physically "hard" just hasn't polished their technique yet. The "hard" part is not accidentally doing a kickflip and a half or a double. It's about fine motor control, not strength. I

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