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10 EASY Mini Ramp Tricks ANYONE Can Learn!

Chad Caruso10 skaters recommend it · 12 mentions, 2019 to 2021
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530K views · 7 years ago · Tutorial · Beginner

Chad Caruso ranks 10 beginner mini ramp tricks in a suggested learning order, from basics like tail stalls and rock to fakie up to more involved tricks. Uploaded in 2019 with tips on each trick.

Why skaters like it

Linked in r/NewSkaters whenever someone asks what to learn next on a mini ramp after rock to fakie or tail stalls. Seen as a go-to ramp progression.

“Checkout chad caruso youtube channel it's the shit for mini”

u/blissone

What skaters said on Reddit

u/blissone2020 · 3 points

Checkout chad caruso youtube channel it's the shit for mini, [VIDEO] and [VIDEO] . There are more advanced tricks too .

u/cartonator2020 · 3 points

Try looking at Chad Caruso's channel, he has a lot of good stuff on there for ramp: [VIDEO]

u/rickrock252021 · 2 points

Drop in to one side, go to the other side, do a kick turn. It looks like you are "regular" footed. So go to your far left of the mini-ramp, (if you are standing on the deck, facing the ramp about to drop in. your far left hand side.) Drop in there, go to the other side of the ramp, do a backside kick turn. Practice pumping to get speed. Work your way up to the coping, practice getting more speed little by little by p

u/eruera842021 · 2 points

I recommend the tricks you said, just try them on something small like 2ft transition and work up from there. Sounds like you got the skills to do them. Also Chad Caruso's beginner mini ramp tutorial is pretty good. [VIDEO]

u/n0t4h4ck3r2019 · 2 points

Nice dude! You totally look like you're ready for some axle stalls, tail stalls, rock to fakie, etc. Maybe check out this video with beginner mini ramp tricks [VIDEO] by Chad Caruso for some inspiration. Keep shredding!

u/hiddendriveways2020 · 2 points

Some ideas here - [VIDEO] When I skated minis back in the day, flyouts were my fave.

u/GyozaMan2020 · 2 points

[VIDEO] This guy is unreal. [VIDEO]

u/WalkinTalkinPorkins2021 · 1 points

No worries my man! There is plenty of fun to be had on smaller obstacles before rushing to vert! And really, you will need to be able comfortably pump up to the coping on vert before you even attempt to drop in. Check out this video of 10 mini ramp tricks to learn first: [VIDEO] Stay safe!

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