Our First Skate Sesh In Taytay New Skate Park

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Almost one month ago since our first skate sesh happened at the new Skate Park in Taytay. The Skate Park in Taytay is something new and fresh because most of the obstacles are not too high or too low, and I think it's made for beginners and pros. When we saw that the Skate Park was completed a week ago, and the park was open to the public. We didn't hesitate we just went there even though we didn't know where the exact location of the park.

We found the exact location of the park, but when we arrived at the park at 7:00 AM, sadly the park was still wet. One good thing about this park they had a waiting shed with a table and chairs, like a cottage at the resort. That day, the weather was not good it's very cloudy, and the floor was still wet so we didn't have a choice but to wait until the floor dried.

While waiting for the floor to dry, some of my homies got bored, so they just cruised the park and landed some basic tricks. At 8:00 AM, some parts of the park became dry, some part dry slowly. We got bored for waiting, so we just started warming up our bodies and landed some basic tricks. Inside, I'm so be happy and so excited because that park is so amazing.

Tricks Sequence:

Here are the names of my homies present that day: Lawrence Traquina, Bernard Arandilla, Chris Lawrence Velasco, Rai Palermo, Wency Padura, and Berto. While waiting, I just took photos of the park and my homies with me.

Here is the new Taytay Skate Park, and as you can see, the park was still wet when we arrived.

Our selfie groupie while waiting for the floor to dry.

Here is Chris Lawrence Velasco Ollieng over something, and he landed it perfectly.

Bernard Arandilla is doing a Frontside Boardslide on a rail, and he landed it perfectly.

Here is Berto he is the cousin of Bernard Arandilla and a friend of Lawrence Traquina, and he is an O.G. member of Calawis Crew. That day, he tried to land a Backside Boardslide on a handrail. He failed a lot of times, and he didn't land his Backside Boardslide on the handrail perfectly. But he got balls to try a trick on a handrail, and he is the only one who tried to land a trick on a handrail.

This is Lawrence Traquina and his Frontside Boardslide on the rail, and he landed it perfectly.

This is me landing a Pop Shove-it over the ramp, and I did that on the first try.

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.