Ageless Aggression: Handrails & Ledges at 49 | Skating After 40

Join me in this adrenaline-pumping session where I hit the streets to show that age is no barrier to aggressive inline skating! At 49, I'm still pushing the limits, grinding and spinning on handrails and ledges with the same passion and skill as ever. This video is all about inspiring every skater, young or old, to never give up on their passion for skating. Watch as I defy expectations and showcase that with dedication and determination, you can continue to thrive in this exhilarating sport, no matter your age. Get ready for some high-flying action and motivation to keep rolling forward!

[@Reloaded44]

Nice stuff! I subscribed to your channel. I'm 46 and I just started last year. I'm still scared to jump down two stairs, so you're really motivating me, haha. Stay safe! 💚

[@EugeneDiniz]

Hey thanks a lot for subscribing and welcome on board, my friend. I am really happy that I've motivated you somehow. I feel accomplished cuz that's my goal. Man just the fact that, you started aggressive inline skating at 46 is impressive 👏. I don't think I could do that. Let's go! You, too, brother. Stay safe and enjoy the process cuz there is where the fun is.

[@Zebros483]

i'm 49 too, and i just started last year, i love it!

[@EugeneDiniz]

Wow! That's amazing, bro. It's inspiring that you took on aggressive inline skating at 48. Welcome on board 👍 🙌 👏

[@TheJACBAJO]

49 years old bro youre amazing dont stop doing it.

[@EugeneDiniz]

Will do. And hank you for your kind words. I appreciate it

[@awong0310]

Dang, skating on point, videography on point, editing on point, tricks on point! Muito bom!

[@EugeneDiniz]

Hey, thanks for shooting all my videos, Alex 😊. We should go for another skate session soon

[@Franz_giblet]

Great edit, that sweatstance at the beginning was dope 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@MrMythorst]

i used to skate when i was a teenager. We were the first generation of stunt skaters when Inline Skates came out and it was a phenomenal time. All the great skaters like Arlo used to push the limit on a daily base. Already browsing the web for my new Skate iam going to buy. Even if its just a mid life crisis, i´ll take it. Thanks for your great Video. Still rockin, you´re in good shape. Stay safe and have fun !!! :) Greetings from Germany

[@Hotsauce_1146]

Same boat here. I started skating when I was a kid, and Eisenberg's in Plano Tx was my second home for years. I'm 35 now and just ordered a pair of Them 909s yesterday, and I can't wait to get them in and start skating again.

[@EugeneDiniz]

Hey, thanks for sharing it. 👍 I started skating in 1994 after watching Arlo doing a soul grind on a drop rail at a bridge. It was mind blowing. Welcome back to the skate scene, man. The skates now are 200% better than the ones in the 90s. You are definitely gonna like them. Thanks for your kind words and for your support. It means a lot. Have a good one.

[@EugeneDiniz]

Happy to hear that, man. Welcome back. Thanks for dropping a comment and for your support

[@Kj16V]

Probably the most healthy and wholesome midlife crisis one can have!

[@hollowandfaceless8993]

Highly entertaining. Great video🙌🔥🔥🔥

[@EugeneDiniz]

Glad you think so! It's very rewarding to reading such a great comment like yours. I appreciate your support 🙏🏼

[@jaralol]

Great Video Love! Love the outtakes at the end haha :D

[@EugeneDiniz]

Hey, thanks 😊. I am glad you liked it. I'll keep this format then. I appreciate your feedback. Have a great weekend

[@RubyMVmistress]

This is so good, I'm hoping I can be this good at 49.

[@EugeneDiniz]

Hey, thanks a bunch. You'll definitely can. Just keep going and testing your limits. But most importantly, enjoy the ride 😉

[@corneliusparkin2401]

You inspire the frick out of me brother! 🔥

[@EugeneDiniz]

Thanks, bro. I am happy to hear that. 😊

[@n89man]

Let’s go! Love the skating and the spots looks so fun (Taiwan beer cheers 🍻)

[@EugeneDiniz]

Hey man, thanks a bunch 🙏🏼 There are lots of great skate spots here. Skating before Taiwan beer, you are in the clear. Lol

[@n89man]

@@EugeneDiniz LOL! yes always skate before then you treat yourself.

[@EugeneDiniz]

Haha, will do. Cheers

[@teknastyk]

respect!! i can imagine trying to go for a royal or a soul again. i just cant imagine standing the pain again of not nailing it 3 times prior. Kudos for carying around a definitively larger ball sack. XD

[@EugeneDiniz]

😄 Thanks, bro. That sweatstance gave me back pain after trying a few times, but it was an exciting trick to do at that spot. Have a good one, man.

[@teknastyk]

@@EugeneDiniz thanks man. keep shredding :D take care of those knees and ankles also. cheerz!

[@EugeneDiniz]

Will do, thanks man. You, too, bro. Cheers

[@ricardozaldumbide8072]

Making does Omnis shine! Wicked edit.

[@EugeneDiniz]

Thank you! Omnis rock! Cheers

[@tnawilis69]

Always an inspiration

[@EugeneDiniz]

Thanks, Thomas. I appreciate your support 🙏🏼. Let's make that collaboration happen

[@jameselms7342]

Nice one dude great work looks like you enjoy ya skating too.

[@EugeneDiniz]

Thanks, man for your kind words 🙏🏼. No matter how bad I could be feeling, but the moment I put my skates on my mood goes from low to high every single time. 😀

[@jiniputra1238]

Highly motivating ! I just start playing inline skate at 36, I always wonder am I not fit with this sport everytime I felt, because it's taken longer time to recovering an injury at this age, but man... Your video is bringing back my confidence ! Thanks a lot to your great motivating energy !

[@EugeneDiniz]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad to hear that the video resonated with you and boosted your confidence. Starting at 36 is awesome, and it’s never too late to dive into something you’re passionate about. I totally get where you’re coming from-the recovery time can be challenging, but it’s all part of the journey. Keep pushing yourself, take it at your own pace, and most importantly, have fun! You’ve got this!

[@luckyslider1051]

Smashing it bud. New living after 40

[@EugeneDiniz]

Thanks a lot, bro. Appreciate your support 🙏🏼

[@JoeStuartAU]

Sick man, killing it in the streets!!

[@EugeneDiniz]

Thanks, Joe. Happy to see you here. Street skating is awesome

[@りえ唸哩欸]

This is awesome!🎉❤

[@EugeneDiniz]

Thanks. I appreicate your support.

[@Eromatics]

I thought inline skating died in early 2000s. Crazy to see it still going

[@awong0310]

Underground but going strong!

[@EugeneDiniz]

Yeah, it went through some changes and it isn't as popular now, but we are still here.

[@Japona021]

Muito bom, parabéns pelo belo rolé amigo.

[@EugeneDiniz]

Ou mano, valeu pelo elogio. Fico feliz que tenha gostado. Um forte abraço

[@Riique64]

So fire man, i'm 26 and cant do half the stuff you do, i wanna be that good when i get to 49 😁

[@EugeneDiniz]

Thank, bro. I am glad you liked my video. You still have 23 years to go, so I am sure that if you don't stop skating, you'll be way better than I am now. Keep rolling and have fun

[@rickyrichreacts9667]

QUESTION: I’ve just gotten back into agressive skating since 2002, why is every video I see on here focused on just doing grinds? I miss high air gaps, spins, tricks in the air… why is that really not relevant anymore?

[@EugeneDiniz]

Hey man, thanks for checking out my videos and for this great question. I also love big gaps, high airs, and spins. I stopped doing them a while ago. Once in a while, I do one or two, but no more than that. The reason is that I had back surgery and I wasn't even supposed to keep skating. It is actually a sort of miracle that I am still able to skate. For instance, I did a sweatstance to 360 out on a drop rail in my last video and due to that trick, I haven't had a skate session for almost three weeks. So, I don't do big gaps and high jumps due to a herniated disk.

[@Kj16V]

Check out the likes of Diako Diaby, and Takeshi Yasutoko.

[@EugeneDiniz]

Yeah, I love to watch their videos.

[@russl7085]

Incredible moves my man!! Any tips for a few exercises to help range of motion, or to soften impact from tall jumps? Feel like my front hips are just weak and sore a lot. Anyways cheers to you for being awesome 😎

[@EugeneDiniz]

Thanks a lot! I appreciate the kind words. For improving range of motion and softening impact from tall jumps, I recommend incorporating a simple home workout routine about three times a week. Start with an easy warm-up like stretching and high knees. Then move on to exercises like pushups, pull-ups, lunges, mountain climbers, and plank. These exercises can help strengthen your hips and overall body. Remember to listen to your body and progress gradually. Cheers to staying strong and enjoying the ride! 🛼💪

[@佳辰幼兒園-n7r]

🙌🙌🙌

[@FDonkey]

Great motivation ! I‘m 47 and I began to aggressive skate last year ! 🤙🏻👍🏻🤗🙂(I‘m a 1/10 of course…)

[@EugeneDiniz]

Hi, I am happy to hear that my video inspired you and even at 46-47 you decide to go for aggressive inline skate. That's awesome, bro. Wow, keep going and always enjoy the ride cuz there is where the fun is. Cheers man

[@佳辰幼兒園]

🔥🔥🔥 AMAZING, MAN. kEEP SKATING

[@EugeneDiniz]

Thank you.

[@JootBird]

Had to mute after 3:50

[@EugeneDiniz]

I am glad you made that far, man. Was the music that bad?

[@its69degreesoutside]

Keep goin! Youre not alone!

[@EugeneDiniz]

Hey, thanks, brother. Let's go!