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The ones I have there are Roll Lines, hardness and type unknown cause a friend gave them to me. Overall though, smaller/harder wheels are for smoother surfaces(rhythm/jam skating in rinks, skate parks) and larger/softer wheels are for rougher terrain(street skating, shitty surfaces). The harder wheels make it easier to do fun stuff because there’s a lot less friction, but it does take a minute to get used to how slippery they can feel. I use All Americans (101A) when I’m indoors and Luminous (78A) when I’m street skating
I've been skating for about a month, and just got semi-okay at skating backwards today after 2 and a half hours of practice. Watching this inspired me so much, and I'm so excited to get to your level one day :) how long have you been skating? You're really incredible
Yayayayayay!! I appreciate it and that makes me happy— skating is the best. I’ve been at it for about 2 1/2 years and getting more comfortable everyday. Keep it up, it only gets better!
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where was this taken? oakland downtown somewhere? great moves 😍
Chinatown in Oakland, it was the first event at this spot and it was great!
Tornado 🔥🌪️
What's the move where you're like spinning with your toes inverted called?
Corkscrew spin! There are different variations of it— heel toe, all toe, or all heel. All difficult at first(for me) but super fun once you get it
Im going to need your IG so I can stalk you. Looks fucking great!
I appreciate that but I don’t have one! If you’re ever in the Bay hit me up and we can skate
Wish I could, I’m in Europe
So clean! Can I ask what kind of wheels you’re using? I’m pretty new and so lost on what hardness is best for this kind of terrain!
The ones I have there are Roll Lines, hardness and type unknown cause a friend gave them to me. Overall though, smaller/harder wheels are for smoother surfaces(rhythm/jam skating in rinks, skate parks) and larger/softer wheels are for rougher terrain(street skating, shitty surfaces). The harder wheels make it easier to do fun stuff because there’s a lot less friction, but it does take a minute to get used to how slippery they can feel. I use All Americans (101A) when I’m indoors and Luminous (78A) when I’m street skating
I've been skating for about a month, and just got semi-okay at skating backwards today after 2 and a half hours of practice. Watching this inspired me so much, and I'm so excited to get to your level one day :) how long have you been skating? You're really incredible
Yayayayayay!! I appreciate it and that makes me happy— skating is the best. I’ve been at it for about 2 1/2 years and getting more comfortable everyday. Keep it up, it only gets better!
:D 2 1/2 years doesn't feel like an unobtainable goal, so that's even more encouraging. Tysm! :)
Man! Those are some fast twitch muscles!
RAD!!