Welcome to the new episode of "Two Tricks In A Row". Last week I wasn't able to post any skateboarding topics in this community because something bad happened to my hard disk; it broke. I tried everything to retrieve all of my important stuff on my hard disk, including my thumbnail template that I'm using for my skateboarding content, but I failed. So I don't have a choice, but I need to make a new thumbnail for my skateboarding content. It's new but the same design.
In this episode, I wanted to share with you how I landed my Kickflip Up into the stairs ramp and Halfcab Flip perfectly in a single run. But before I landed those two tricks perfectly, I tried, and I failed multiple times. Thanks to my buddy name Bernard Arandilla, he helped me to film everything from start until the end.
Tricks Sequence:
Every time I do a skate line, the first try is always a hard one. I don't know, but I always fail to land the first trick perfectly maybe my body is not yet ready. On my first try, I failed to land my Kickflip up into the stairs ramp perfectly. When I saw the clip, I found out the reason I lean back a little bit, which is why I landed my board on just one foot.
My second try is quite similar to my first try because I lean my back a little bit too. But this time I landed my Kickflip up into the stairs ramp with my two feet. It's not perfect, but there's a little bit of progress there.
On my third try, I landed my Kickflip up into the stairs ramp perfectly, and I rolled down my board all the way down the stair ramp. When everything was all set and when I felt the right position for my Halfcab Flip. I started to pop my board, and then I flicked the board, and the board started to flip into a 90-degree angle. Sadly, I failed to land my Halfcab Flip perfectly, but I almost got it.
In my fourth try, I landed my Kickflip up into the stairs ramp perfectly again, and I rolled down all the way down without any struggle. When everything was ready for my Halfcab Flip, I just did that trick, and luckily I landed my Halfcab perfectly. It's not really perfect; it's a little bit sketchy, but I still landed it.
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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