The Best Skateboarding Tricks Of All Time! 

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AT 1:15 HIS SCREAM IS SO WHOLESOME

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was that 900 flip or 1080 flip or what ... ???

My favorite too. For me I love the way he himself flies in the air independent of the board 🛹 ✨✨

1:17 is the best

​@@adamkay3136 Damn Skippy! :o) What was that triple varial kickflip?

Was it real?

1:15-1:20

@@bovinicide not a chance in hell. This is like 3x higher than that 25 stair death trap Ali Boulala tried to Ollie (which has since been done)

It's a phantom.

Just imagine the wheel bite Gad damm

how much dedication does it take for my spine to move 360 degrees like the guy at 5:44?

I was so confused too

I’ve watched this 10 times sober, still makes no sense

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it’s edited. its two different clips merged together. the top half is prolly just some guy doing a 360 jump while the bottom dude is doin a kickflip. edit out the top half and bottom, and boom you got this

Underrated

fr

What thing they’re all things

@@Gymnasticsscincare you clearly didn’t see the thing

Hey, what's a skateboard? 🙁

That's my favorite too

I was hoping you meant that one

How’s it going with skating? It’s been a year now

I started skating in 86-87 and you’re right. We weren’t doing the insane stuff folks do today. My first board was a Mark Gonzalez and I got another board signed by Lance Mountain at a local demo. I was speechless ha. I always stunk at kick flips and dude, I couldn’t even count gown many flips they did in a few of them!

@@GeneBrodeJr Wow, we have something in common. My very first board was also a Mark Gonzalez, which I got in 88. It was a used board that I bought from a friend. It pretty much had no nose and the tail was at least half gone. But it was a pro board and I was thrilled to have it. I think my first 4 or 5 boards were all used boards. Skating wasn't exactly popular with the public back then, (remember it was the "Skating is not a crime" times) and so my parents weren't going to spend money on skate boards. So I had to save my allowances. I'm pretty sure my first new board was when H-Street started and I got a Tony Magnusson. A funny story, many years after I stopped skating, probably about 10 or 12 years later,, I was working as a medic on an ambulance. We were posted at some business parking lot, and I see a bunch a kids near by skating. They were grinding some curbs and such. I walk over there and watch. I strike up a conversation with them, telling them that I skated many years ago. One of them lets me jump on their board and I said I would try one trick, and I would likely bust my ass in the attempt and they can all get a good laugh. I set up and then on my first attempt, I pull off and land a kick flip. I'm not sure who was more surprised, them or me. lol

90s were the era.. ❤

That is my favorite part of this whole video. The love and respect for him is amazing

I have à skateboard too These guys are amazing

Jessy Shane

It’s not

i want it to be real soooo baddd

@@MOBremember it would be a totally different video then.

Insane? Fake?

nah, it's real bro... like the moon landing and how the white house ISNT filled with lizard people that use space crystals to steal our dreams when we sleep 💯

bro i know that guy , that was at the cedar rapids skate park

Fr 😂

dude for real, by FAR the craziest clip on here. no harness that I noticed either... dude's got balls of steel

Yo

Yeah that's one of the coolest things I've seen in over 30 years

the biggest thing is to just practice, it took me months to be able to actually ollie. For drop ins the biggest thing is to just do it, you can practice on flat ground by having the front of the board up and stomping on it. The hardest part about dropping in is being afraid to do it, once you get over that you'll see that it's easy

I had to keep watching it, it can’t be real.

agreed

Dude is like 50 something years old.. maybe even 60 something, I assume that's why

I thought exactly the same thing