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i sense an all slayer set on the horizon.   

im deffinately no old timer. im actually very young i just gotta seize the oppurtunity to thank all the old school skaters who still come to the park and teach young guys like me how to really shred. you guys are the fucking best and i plan on doing the same thing in my local park when im an old bastard. just saying a big thank you, keep it up! you guys are fucking awesome!

are you a real person?

Haha yeah man we just have a gnarly crew in okanagan bc, most of the kids who are shredding hard at our parks were taught and brought up by guys like you. its good man we have tons of appreciation for our older shredder friends

okanagan?  where abouts?  i get out to the shuswap every year. if i can.  been visiting out there since i was 16.  that OG kamloops park was the closest one to calgary growing up lol!

here's me a some homies at the newer kamloops park a few years ago,

kamloops skatepark

this only started effecting me like a few months ago but unless im riding bowl or halfpipe (in which case im blasting pentagram, iron maiden, slayer, etc.) I cant skate with earbuds anymore, i find once i progressed to a higher level of street skating i realized it didnt just require to get pumped and huck a trick i actually had to hone in on my six senses, and for some reason unless i can hear every little thing when i skate street it just wont work, also cant skate with sunglasses on, or even stoned. i like to have 100% concentration, plus you dont feel so spaced out from all the homies

learn pop shuvs, learn kickflips, visualise how to do the trick in your brain, try it a couple times, figure out what your possibly doing wrong and change that, then try the new way a couple times, trial and error my friend, its the only way.

easy solution. ride bones. dont have to worry about that.

fakie backside 180 heelflip

FAKIE BACKSIDE 180 HEELFLIP SLOW MOTION : Skateboard Trick Tips (HD)

i used to have the same problem. straight up i know it sucks. but think about this, the whole idea of skating is to let go and just allow yourself to be connected with the board and have fun and be ambitious, to me it didnt matter that i had to wear a helmet, or the shoes that werent cool. all i gave a fuck when i was in your position was being able to skate. and yeah it bothered me to when people made fun of me, so i basically just said fuck you im going to rock the shit out of this helmet. honestly when it comes to skating, the best thing you can do is just not give a fuck and focus on skating. as for getting out of the situation though, just gunna have to tough it out man, only reason i got to stop wearing one was because mine got run over and we never could find one big enough to fit my head hahaha pure luck. but even then skating didnt eve change that much i didnt notice the helmet wasnt there i just blended in

I always warm up by just pushing and pumping through the park twice, followed by shoulder stretches. back stretches, hamstrings, squats, and a couple lunges. do one more lap around the park just pumping, ollieing, manualing every box going faster. and at the end challenge myself with a 360 flip, if all that goes right and perfect i have a killer session every single time 

im deffinately no old timer. im actually very young i just gotta seize the oppurtunity to thank all the old school skaters who still come to the park and teach young guys like me how to really shred. you guys are the fucking best and i plan on doing the same thing in my local park when im an old bastard. just saying a big thank you, keep it up! you guys are fucking awesome!

are you a real person?

Haha yeah man we just have a gnarly crew in okanagan bc, most of the kids who are shredding hard at our parks were taught and brought up by guys like you. its good man we have tons of appreciation for our older shredder friends