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How-To Skateboarding: Backside 180 Nosegrind With Matt Bennett

RIDE Channel8 skaters recommend it · 9 mentions, 2015 to 2026
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62K views · 14 years ago · Tutorial · Intermediate

RIDE Channel Trick-a-Day tutorial where Matt Bennett of Toy Machine walks through the backside 180 nosegrind in under three minutes. Filmed in 2012 with step-by-step instructions.

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Linked in naming threads to settle that back 180 nosegrind is the common name for the trick, and as a quick pro how-to for learning it.

“most common name for it is back 180 nosegrind”

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u/skuntism2022 · 25 points

most common name for it is back 180 nosegrind [VIDEO]

u/HotWingsDogsAndPot2016 · 3 points

Yeah? [VIDEO] [VIDEO] [VIDEO] [VIDEO] [VIDEO]

u/vrsick062026 · 2 points

[VIDEO] [VIDEO] [VIDEO] [VIDEO] It’s a back 180 nosegrind

u/fugged_up_shib2019 · 1 points

i don't know what your nollie question was but here are trick tips from pro skaters where they call it a nose grind, and the last link is the berrics trickopedia of the back 180 nosegrind ​ [VIDEO] ​ [VIDEO] ​ [VIDEO] ​ [VIDEO] ​ [VIDEO] ​ [VIDEO]

u/dankdork2022 · 1 points

I agree with you, but why do people call it 180 switch nosegrind? For example: [VIDEO]. I heard it on a few podcasts some pros calling this trick a switch 180 nosegrind too. Any ideas?

u/JaysonBourne2015 · 1 points

Oh yeah i'm aware of that, even though it doesn't make sense lol, but I believe it would be a nosegrind and not a 5-0. [VIDEO] That being said I have heard both terms used before lol.

u/taylorskatesgoofy2022

Because I didn't think I actually had to explain this to someone who has been "skating a long time".... [VIDEO] [VIDEO] [VIDEO] [VIDEO] [VIDEO] Now will you shut up? I didn't make the rules. Go cope.

u/rawoowl2021

[VIDEO] it’s a nose grind

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