Welcome to the new episode of "Two Tricks In A Row". Weekdays again. Hope you have a very nice day just try to relax and don't push yourself so hard with everything. Because today I just wanted to share with you how I pulled out those tricks in a single row. There is nothing crazy about those tricks, but it is so much fun to do. Even though I took my time before I managed to land my first trick perfectly.
I pulled out my Nollie Shuv-it up to A-Frame Ramp, followed by my second trick, my Kickflip. I landed those two tricks perfectly in a single row. But before I landed my Nollie Shuv-it up to A-Frame Ramp, I struggled quite a bit because that was the first time I tried my Nollie Shuv-it into an A-Frame Ramp. Thanks to my buddy name Lawrence Traquina, he helped me film my tricks.
I knew doing a trick on flat ground and into a ramp is not similar. I don't wanna say doing a trick into a ramp is much harder than doing a trick on flat ground. But doing a trick into an A-Frame Ramp is harder than doing a trick into flat ground. Why? Because the shape of an A-Frame is like a Triangle or Pyramid. Both sides are not flat; it's shaped like a triangle.
This is the first time I tried my Nollie Shuv-It into an A-Frame Ramp, and I knew is not so easy to do. But I knew in myself I could manage to land this trick into an A-Frame Ramp. On my first try, I failed to land my Nollie Shuv-It into an A-Frame Ramp perfectly. But I'm not surprised because, as I said, that is the first time I've been doing this trick on something new.
On my second try, I almost got my Nollie Shuv-It into an A-Frame Ramp. But for some reason, I can't hold it for very long that's why I fell off my board.
I can't remember how many tries I took before I landed my Nollie Shuv-It into an A-Frame Ramp perfectly. But on my last try, I finally managed to land a Nollie Shuv-It into an A-Frame Ramp perfectly. After that, I still held on and rode with my board, and without any hesitation, I pulled my Kickflip and landed it perfectly.
I also provided 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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