Mark Suciu's "Verso" Part
ThrasherMagazine10 skaters recommend it · 13 mentions, 2019 to 2022
1.7M views · 7 years ago · Full part
Mark Suciu's Verso part for Thrasher, released in 2019. Technical street skating at speed, with switch and spinning tricks on rails, ledges and banks.
Why skaters like it
Skaters point to it as one of the most progressive parts of its era, a go-to when someone wants to see technical skating at its peak.
“Its beautiful and poetic. 3 songs. Absolutely technical. You know what his finisher is? A 50-50 on a little box hubba type deal.”
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What skaters said on Reddit
its a trick that could be named different ways, probably most commonly called a 180 nosegrind 180 out or you could call it a 180 switch 5-0 180 out, but the way he spins so much on the rail is craazy edit: here's a time stamp link to where mark sucui does the same trick in his new video on an outledge into a bank. [VIDEO] edit 2: suicui also does the trick on a regular ledge while hauling ass [VIDEO]
[VIDEO] Its beautiful and poetic. 3 songs. Absolutely technical. You know what his finisher is? A 50-50 on a little box hubba type deal. People went nuts that his closer was what most of us can do… but it’s just a beautiful piece of work. It took two years to make, so enjoy
thanks a lot m8, those are some great watches. the first one you sent was really spot on what i like! [VIDEO] can't really explain what I'm seeing but would that like a 1/10 of that level of skill as seen in that clip be achievable if you start taking skateboarding serious and practice every day or week for a few years? what would that style of skateboarding as seen in that one be described as?:) you are awesome! tha
Winter time is still skate time [VIDEO]
It's a form of self expression, everyone has their own take on it and their own way they relate to their board. I would personally say some skaters are more "artful" though. Like there are kids who grow up in skateparks who approach skating like it's a competion. They "train" to get better and at that point it starts to feel more like a sport. Some videos/parts that stand out as being more expressive and artistic. Sp
yea dude no prob. im killing time right now anyways. just have fun. there is no one size fits all. just like what you like and do what you what you do. the only requirements for skateboarding are: support independent skate shops & be nice. you can like this [VIDEO] or you can like that [VIDEO] or you can like both or you can like neither... just find the parts of skating you enjoy and embrace em.