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Sewa Kroetkov Goofing around at the Park

ColinClarkFilms3 skaters recommend it · 4 mentions, 2013 to 2023
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72K views · 13 years ago · Montage

Short 2013 clip by ColinClarkFilms of Sewa Kroetkov cruising and goofing around Lafayette Plaza in Los Angeles. Shows his flatground shuvit and flip trick skill in a relaxed session.

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Linked in threads about Sewa's spinning shuvits, including the 720 shuvit and 540 flip, as footage of his board control.

“The only way to win over him is to skunk him. I hope we'll see Shane O'neill vs him. Maybe he'll have to bring the 720 shuv-it to that battle! [VIDEO]”

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u/langz2013 · 5 points

The only way to win over him is to skunk him. I hope we'll see Shane O'neill vs him. Maybe he'll have to bring the 720 shuv-it to that battle! [VIDEO]

u/Agrodoom2023 · 4 points

First off, gotta fix up that posture and back/spine position. Keep as upright as possible as you crouch down, don't hunch over as that will throw your weight distribution too far in the direction you're leaning and just generally make it harder to jump up correctly. Second point is, the violent kicking back of leg seems intuitive I'm sure, but for 360 pop shuvits and 360 flips it's the totally wrong approach. You don't want to use your whole leg in an attempt to muscle the scoop, you just generate a ton of momentum going sideways instead of actually continuing forward, so you gotta jump so far to the side. It helps to open up your shoulders slightly with this trick, I angle my shoulders so that they are in line with the direction of my front knee (my front foot is angled a little bit) NOT with my board. This way I can see where I'm going in front of me more easily and the scoop is easier to imagine in my head. If that's still confusing, watch Shane O'Neil do his 360 pop shuvits, notice how he isn't parallel with his board but instead he is parallel with the direction of his front knee. For the scoop : Instead of kicking your leg back like a horse, use your ANKLE. That's where the p…

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