Learn Skogging (Skate-Jogging) with basic chipushing footwork 

What the heck man this should have way more views this is the only tutorial I found that was exactly what I was looking for

Funny this is almost the same technique I taught myself for long distance skateboarding. Started using it on a 500+ mile trip that took 5 1/2 days.

What an eye opener

really smooth. love it.

Damn I heard about skogging online and I wanted to try it when I go to school because I’ll be commuting around 3 miles there and 3 miles back and this tutorial is perfect thank you so much

Chris Yandall in a Skateboarder magazine (1976 issue) advocates a similar way of pushing with both legs and called it 'jog' too. But on his techinique the back leg doesnt go forward, but it stays in the back the whole time. it's more like pushing regular and mongo alternately. (searching for this techinque is how I found this video)

excellent.

good practice when you are riding normal and want to change your front foot position to either the middle or the nose. Being able to put weight on the back foot while pushing to adjust front foot placement is good for beginners

Bruh I somehow started doing this on my own to practice switch... still cant power yet but it's super fun to mix in with freestyle type things. Maybe even attempt reverse skog but not with speed

Finally I know what skogging is, thank you! Which deck is this? Wheels look like seismic. And trucks - is it Carver CX? Too stable for CX or you have perfect precision landing foot and ankle control.

This is very soothing to watch

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Very cool. This looks really useful for switching stances. Also, if you put the video on 0.75X speed, it helps see the movement better and sounds like a really crunchy Radiohead song 😂

Is it best to have a 'flat' longboard like this? Mine has double drop deck and if I don't step right in the middle it swerves off hard.

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Great, detailed technical video! Thank you! I saw it this morning and went outside to practice. After about 20 minutes I was able to do it in a slow motion, and then got much better after an hour. Thanks again! QUESTION: Do you recommend a board without grip tape for this? I am about to order a new one anyway. When learning this today, I've noticed several times that my foot was catching on the grip tape while sliding forward. I'd like to keep my sliding foot as close to the deck as possible without lifting it too far off the board.

What's the advantage of moving the foot forward each time aside from the impulse push? It's less risky, IMO, to have fixed foot positions when skogging (as long as both feet fit between the trucks when positioned heel to toe.) I will try this out for a bit, though.

Does this only work with a longboard or can you do it with a skateboard?

What deck is that you're riding?

RAD!!!!!!!

So why not just push normal? What is the purpose?

Noticed the wheels, soft in front, harder at the back?

I use the "ride down a hill" method. No pushing required. +_+

It will probably not work for higher speed

so bad at this still..