A simple way how to do Pumping on cruiser boards

This is a very simple pumping method that generates propulsion
Effective for Penny boards and Cruiser boards
I can't explain any more with my English skills, so please study how to put your feet and how to use your upper body by yourself

[@TomsThriftyLife]

Thank you. Great video. It looks like it is important to lose yourself in the movement while maintaining control

[@ponnycruising]

Thank you for watching! This time, it may be easy to understand because it is simple in an effective way on a board with a tail that is not a long board.

[@rageburst]

This method is similar to surfskating pumping style. I've used this lander deck and modified it with a waterborne adapter and it has become a very interesting surfskate. It is the smallest of my surfskates, has a loose front, but very easy to surf pump.

[@ponnycruising]

The fundamental power source may be the same. As you say, this deck has many possibilities.I'm also the type who likes to modify, so I know how you feel.

[@tbkkennytan8413]

May I know normal 22in penny board or yamba board can pump like this method also?

[@rageburst]

@@tbkkennytan8413 This is the lander RIO 24 in board. It is quite good because has better grip than penny board without needing modification. It is also bigger than the penny board, which makes it better as a surfskate. For waterborne adapter, the standard one is all you need. The front truck will be loose so the backfoot will be more dominant like with real surfing. If you get the complete, it comes with quality v2 paris trucks, and this goes on the Waterborne adapter very well.

[@ponnycruising]

@@tbkkennytan8413 Of course it's 👌 Basically, if it's a board with a tail, it can work on any board. However, as he says, if it's surf skate or a self-set-up board, it will be even easier to do.

[@askvra]

@@tbkkennytan8413 Yes sir you can do that on Pennyboards but you have to loose the front truck and change to softer bushings. In most case as I have been trying, you may have to put some risers on your pennyboard, otherwise you will get wheel-bitten. Alternatively, since pennyboards are generally small, I recommend you to try "Tic Tac" trick instead.

[@veymaxboard]

電動キックボードを試したことはありますか?

[@ponnycruising]

ないです