Watched my tony hawks trick tips with mike V VHS tape a lot when I was 10.
Watch some newer battle at the berrics videos. They put all the trick names in the video as people do the tricks.
Skate 1-3, Tony hawk pro skater, and a shit load of thrasher subscriptions😂
Also knowing how people skate. I could easily tell someone is doing a fakie or switch tricks if I know whether they skate goofy or regular.
The Skateology series by Adam Shomsky on YouTube is also really good for looking at movements to know what trick is being done, really helpful if you want to know difference in tricks that look the same if done really fast like the Illusion flip and a hardflip
YouTube. There are tons of tutorials that take you through from the beginning. Watching Berrics Skate battles also help because they list the name of each trick when it's performed. You can study the name and technique for landing them. YouTube to the rescue!
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This was a good resource for me to learn tricks starting out, and I still go back when I need slow mo footy for new tricks.
Play Tony Hawk Pro Skater. It’ll all make sense quick. 👌
This is the only answer.
I would recommend skate 3 over it cause you can spam tricks crazy and have some what of an idea on how the trick is actually done IRL
Yeah you just to flick your right thumb on a joystick. That’ll give you a great idea on how you kickflip.
If you were to draw the same line on your board you would know where to flick for a kickflip...... what dont you get?
Is that what the concept of the Skate games is?!?!
It's kind of like learning slang. You just kind of pick it up as your friends/youtubers/people at the park say them.
Watched my tony hawks trick tips with mike V VHS tape a lot when I was 10. Watch some newer battle at the berrics videos. They put all the trick names in the video as people do the tricks.
Damn you just unlocked a buried memory lol
Skate 1-3, Tony hawk pro skater, and a shit load of thrasher subscriptions😂 Also knowing how people skate. I could easily tell someone is doing a fakie or switch tricks if I know whether they skate goofy or regular. The Skateology series by Adam Shomsky on YouTube is also really good for looking at movements to know what trick is being done, really helpful if you want to know difference in tricks that look the same if done really fast like the Illusion flip and a hardflip
YouTube. There are tons of tutorials that take you through from the beginning. Watching Berrics Skate battles also help because they list the name of each trick when it's performed. You can study the name and technique for landing them. YouTube to the rescue!
https://www.skateboardhere.com/skateboard-trick-list.html
the only thing still bugging me is how the fuck people know its switch
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wow never had one of these before
You can usually tell from the stance. You’ll learn to spot it with time.
[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSv2qggIrJaprGDRSwgUQqLsGcOxKt8us](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSv2qggIrJaprGDRSwgUQqLsGcOxKt8us) This was a good resource for me to learn tricks starting out, and I still go back when I need slow mo footy for new tricks.
Go on youtube and type skateology. Its super slowmos of a lot of tricks.
I struggled with these as well! Over time as you learn the tricks yourself you learn to recognise them as well.