Скачать или смотреть Longest Hippie Jump to Manual Body Varial Out (20k cm) + Q&A Answers

The longest hippie jump manual body varial out you’ve probably ever seen. On this channel, when we hit a multiple of 10k subscribers, we manual the number in centimeters. Today’s manual clocked in at 23.7k cm (which is 237 meters = 777 feet), with an average speed of 9.69 km/h = 6.02 mi/h. Thank you all for 20k subscribers! I predict that I’ll be able to continue this tradition for as long as this channel keeps growing, but I won’t complain if I’m proven wrong ;)

I also gave my answers to the Q&A questions you guys asked me -- thank you again to those who left questions in comments!
Timestamps:
0:00 My subscriber milestone tradition
0:33 What inspired you to start skating / YouTube?
2:44 What’s the biggest stairset you skated?
3:58 What trick did you practice a lot before learning?
4:38 3 things new skaters should avoid
6:03 My response to Ashton Kelley
7:20 Manual tips

Two-part questions that I didn’t answer in the video:
“What would you recommend for people to stay consistent with practice?”
Use skating as transportation, and you’ll have more opportunities to practice tricks. When I was in college, I skated to every one of my classes. On the way, I’d do a trick or two, and I’d often take a few minutes to practice tricks before going home for the day. Practicing for a short amount of time, nearly every day, helped me retain the muscle memory for tricks. Also, don’t force yourself to practice if you don’t want to! Skate for fun, whenever you feel like it :)

“What would your tips be on how to motivate yourself skating alone?”
Watch a bunch of skate videos that hype you up before you skate; use them as inspiration you to try new tricks. Also, having somewhere to put your footage (e.g. a YouTube channel or a blog), or someone to send footage to (e.g. a friend or family) can be really motivating; when I was first starting, I was always so proud to show my footage to my friends and family (even if they didn’t skate), which added another layer of excitement to landing new tricks.


Videos I mentioned:
‪@AshtonKelleyTV‬'s reaction to my 3 year progression:    • 3 Year Skateboarding Progression (reaction)  
Andy Anderson skate part with a one wheel manual:    • Andy Anderson: a Short Skate Film  
How to manual on one wheel (my tutorial):    • How to Manual on One Wheel  


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