When we shredded at the new skatepark in Taytay, Rizal, there was a local skater who caught our eyes because he was skating so damn good. I stopped to skating for a minute because I wanted to watch him if he can able to land all of those tricks perfectly in just a single run. Instead of just watching him, I decided to grab my action camera and start to film him.
Here are the tricks he wanted to land perfectly. The first trick is the Ollie up to the ramp and landing over the ledge. The second trick is a Nollie Drop landed on the ramp, and the third trick is a Kickflip Gap up to the ramp and dropped over to the rounded shape made of concrete. That is not just an ordinary Kickflip gap and drop because the distance is a little bit long. One thing I forgot I didn't get his name, so I have no idea who he is his or what his name is.
Tricks Sequence:
He is really good at doing all of those tricks, and he is also very fast. He tried and failed multiple times, but sadly he didn't land the Kickflip Gap up to ramp and Dropped to the rounded shape thing until he stopped.
This is his first trick the Ollie up to the ramp and landing on the ledge. He doesn't have any problem with this trick. He also always landed this trick perfectly.
After he landed his Ollie onto the ledge perfectly, he pushed his board while he rode above the ledge. When he got the right momentum, he started to pop his Nollie Drop and landed on the ramp perfectly. That Nollie is nasty, and it's a little bit hard to do, especially on that kind of obstacle.
After the Nollie Drop, he rode straight forward to the ramp, and then he started to pop the tail and flick the board. The board flipped above to the rounded shape smoothly. But by the time he landed his Kickflip on the ground, his back foot toe dragged on the floor, and then he threw away from his board. Sadly, he was never able to land his Kickflip Gap Drop perfectly until he stopped.
I also made a GIF format to watch the action sequence of those tricks.
P.S.: I've been playing skateboarding since 2005 and started filming and editing in 2011. On the TWS skate video, you'll find a random of tricks and behind skateboarding, we are not pro skaters we just skate for fun and I really love this.
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