@Zachdoelling I remember skating at hill Park in independence MO and seeing you there just tearing it up. I love seeing your videos now and seeing how far you've gone. It's crazy
@@xlralphlaurenlx7027 What's that supposed to mean? Which one do you think would score higher in a contest, nollie big heel or nollie heel out? Should be pretty damn obvious.
Different strokes for different folks and what may seem easier for others may not be fore some. As for which is more difficult; it all depends on the situation and the spot There are people out there that 360 flip before they can even ollie.@@pierrearr
I love these vids and ive never done a trick in my life so i watch these and think they're all cool where i know if i understood the difficulty of them id be freaking out lmao
I knew Zach back when we were like 10, and I had just started skating. He's always been a talented dude. Tre Flip Footplant on a folding chair at our middle school 🤘 Keep rippin, dude
Jon I think you’re capable of doing these as well. I never see you going for crazy holy grail tricks like this and I really believe you’re good enough to land them
Idk the hardest things for me was nose n tail slides but anything with my trucks was the easiest for me started with round rails and moved to square rails ... years after I stopped round rails are hardest now and edges seam eazy for me but only trucks Smith, crooks, 5-0,nose grind
I'm 31 years old. Wished I seen your videos when I was young. I sucked at skateboarding but loved just crusinging on my board ❤. Keep posting ! Is it possible for me to get back on a board? I stopped for 10 years😢
Yeah people really have a habit of rounding up to the next best trick. Like bigspin back tail. No, shuv it back tail. Your body was already turning 90 degrees to get into the back tail so the only extra spin was a shuv it
I hate to bust people's tricks cuz I've done some crap stuff in my time that looked hella good, but that first one was more of a nose manual than a nose grind.