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SKATEBOARDING MADE SIMPLE

Braille Skateboarding12 skaters recommend it · 13 mentions, 2013 to 2021
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4.8M views · 14 years ago · Tutorial · Beginner

Braille Skateboarding tutorial by Aaron Kyro covering basics in a set order: ollie, pop shove-it, frontside shove-it, frontside and backside 180, kickflip and heelflip. Made from his years teaching kids to skate.

Why skaters like it

Gets posted in r/NewSkaters whenever a beginner asks what to learn first or which tricks to learn in what order.

“Basically progression is recommended as Ollie, Shuvit, FS 180, BS 180, Kickflip, Heeflip, etc”

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What skaters said on Reddit

u/MrFluffykinz2015 · 8 points

I recommend you check out Braille Skateboarding's "Skateboarding Made Simple" on YouTube. [VIDEO] Basically progression is recommended as Ollie, Shuvit, FS 180, BS 180, Kickflip, Heeflip, etc

u/throwdownshowdownman2017 · 3 points

Yeah man like dude said berrics trickipedia [VIDEO] Also there is skateboarding made simple by braille [VIDEO] uhh random people doing how to videos [VIDEO] johny giger is a crazy good skater. also some tricks get convoluted and confusing over time like when is an underflip and underflip and not just a late flip. or why is nollie backside different from fakie backside and those questions never get answered but for th

u/Mastercharade2013 · 2 points

There are a plethora of online videos that can help your son learn how to skate. These are some of the best in my opinion [VIDEO]

u/dinobeam2019 · 2 points

lol that's happened to me many nights [VIDEO]

u/HeavyEar02020 · 1 points

Don't be intimidated by the park that's going to be the best place for you to learn. unfortunately with social distancing you might have a harder time breaking the ice with a couple of people but you might find someone that will come over to you and offer some advice if you're struggling to do some tricks. The main thing about the skatepark is everybody's been at the level you are at in order to get to the level they

u/_K_S_V_2021 · 1 points

It's clowned on a lot, but honestly, Braille Skateboarding videos on youtube are SUPER helpful for beginners ([VIDEO]). Learn to get comfortable on the board first (it'll make skating much more fun. People who try tricks at first get really frustrated and quit which sucks.) The trick list is this according to him, but it's just a suggestion, and you can learn anything you're interested in! Basics>ollie>FS180>BS180>Po

u/Murky_Visual49722021 · 1 points

YouTube has tons of tutorials and examples of tricks/skills that lead to other tricks. This channel/video is just one example: [VIDEO] His suggestion is some combination of ollies, 180s, pop shuvits, and flip tricks

u/back_to_the_roots2015 · 1 points

Practice things moving, even if it's really slow. The board doesn't answer in the same way while being stationary and you may even mislearn tricks. You may want to watch [VIDEO] instead of skate carpeting :D

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