Welcome to the new episode of "Two Tricks In A Row". In this episode, I'm gonna show you the process of my two-trick combo from pop to landing and rollaway. Behind all those two tricks, there was a process from start until I landed those tricks perfectly. There was always a process in every skateboarding trick; it doesn't matter if it's a single trick or multiple tricks, unless you land a trick on the first try.
When we shredded on the street at a new spot in Antipolo. I started to re-learn how to land one of my favorite sidewalk tricks, the Kickflip In and Pop Shove-it Drop, one of my two combo tricks. I just wanted to show the process of doing those tricks, including some of my failures. Thanks to my homie, Lawrence Traquina, because he helped me film the process, and every time I fall, he encourages me to do it again. Thanks, buddy.
Tricks Sequence:
In my first attempt, I almost got to land my Kickflip In perfectly, but unfortunately I failed. The pop is good, the flick is good, the flip of the board is good. But by the time I landed the board, my back foot was left behind; that's why I landed the board with my front foot only.
During the process, a lot of things can possibly happen. Just like what happened to my second attempt, I fell to the ground doing my Kickflip In. Luckily, nothing serious happened; I just smacked into the ground.
In my third attempt, I failed to land my Kickflip In perfectly again, and I almost fell to the ground again. Thankfully, it didn't happen.
My fourth attempt looks quite similar to my first attempt. Because I almost landed my Kickflip In perfectly, but I landed the board with my front foot only.
In my fifth attempt, something changes happened because this time I landed my Kickflip In perfectly. But the most challenging part is not the trick; it's the shape of the sidewalk because it was shaped like the letter "L". So before I proceeded to the Pop Shove-It, I needed to turn left. Sadly, I failed to land my Pop Shove-It Drop perfectly because the sidewalk was too tight and my speed had decreased.
The most important key in the process of doing a skate trick combo is that you need to be patient. As you can see, I took a lot of attempts before something changed. In my sixth attempt, I landed my Kickflip In perfectly, and this time I also landed my Pop Shove-It Drop perfectly too. It felt really good because I landed those two tricks in a single row, even though I took a lot of time before I did.
I also made a GIF format to see how I landed those 'Two Tricks In A Row' perfectly.
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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