Andy Andersons Craziest Rail Yet

[@punkrockpirate08]

This video could’ve been another 15 minutes and I still would’ve been captivated the whole time. Andy is a master.

[@lanceuppercut6168]

I love watching his board control. Love it when he goes casper and dark slide. He has a style of his own where if you'd see his silhouette skating you know it was him. A modern day Mullen.

[@nunyabees4150]

@@lanceuppercut6168 even his trick profile is usually identifiable. Dude breathes his own style and we’re lucky he shares it with us lol

[@dismalrealm]

Did anyone ever tell you that your gay?

[@Tikkanier]

12:03 🤣 суууууууукааа

[@Tikkanier]

Тне сам шогк оп тне маке'$ 4кеп вге11еапт💎! 👏🙈🏆

[@mrjohnnyk]

Andy is the Rodney Mullen of our era, I just always love this guys energy, passion for skaing, and creativity. One of those rare talents.

[@DarwinBoys1]

Nothing against Andy but he’s not the Rodney of our era at all. Rodney was a pioneer and Andy is a “regular” dude. There are just a few People who have changed history of skateboarding

[@Heathcliff_hensel]

No way, not even close

[@bigmistqke]

@@DarwinBoys1 there can only be 1 Rodney, for sure. But the way how he talks about it and approaches skateboarding, borrowing elements across the borders of the skatescenes to create this unique blend, definitely reminds me of Rodney. Never really saw Rodney crushing vert as Andy does tho. So he definitely isn't Rodney, but i do think he's continuing Rodney's research

[@DarwinBoys1]

@@bigmistqke I could be wrong but for me Amdy does everything for a “marketing “ purpose. Like playing a “character “ that he’s not 100%. Not sure if I’m clear but I think he control his image 100% while Rodney was just skating and inventing thousands of tricks for pure love of skating and without “marketing” goal. Sorry if I’m not clear English is not my first language

[@bigmistqke]

@@DarwinBoys1 I think I get what u mean. Ur not the only one that is being a bit put off by his quirky personality. In the last vod there was someone from the Powell team that said in the background 'o he always needs to be so special' in a bit of derogatory way. I think personally he's just a big big nerd and I vibe with it because I am also a big big nerd. Just going in the deep end w ur own stuff and just being super passionate about it and wanting to talk about it to everyone. That's also why he kinda reminds me of Rodney. Also just so in his own space. And that's why Rodney became such a pioneer and a legend. Rodney just wasn't living in the social media era, so u only got to see little bits and pieces. Anyway, two legends.

[@ALLoam-eg3pw]

It is seriously ridiculous how much balanced and control andy Anderson has developed. Aspirational for sure

[@dismalrealm]

No way!!!!

[@Tikkanier]

В1еш му еаг 🤬 Та1к пот пеаг м1с !

[@JM1675]

Awe-inspiring would be the word you're looking for. Or inspirational 😂

[@ymb9gomez884]

He's the best

[@oklagrowmie]

Thats what actually riding your skateboard will get you! So many kids rolling 15 feet and trying to do tricks all day and dropping in and coasting the skatepark lol. Thats fine but when i was a kid i was begging the older guys to teach me tricks..this was 1996 and they told me when i could skate down the sidewalk without falling on the cracks one time they would teach me a trick..i skated that sidewalk for months lol

[@bigfootisjustreallyshy]

The contrast of the guy and the end trying the rail compared to Andy shows just how crazy talented Andy really is.

[@at-ge5te]

Dude almost took out some ribs

[@MattHumphrey2408]

I’m telling you I’ve been a fan and involved in skateboarding since the 70’s w all the greats and this kid is built different.

[@alexeilindes7507]

He's a phenom

[@SamSlugg456]

Andy is my all time fav. When my kid is old enough, I can’t wait to show him some Andy Anderson clips

[@ccastaneda1535]

This type of content is exactly what I remember most about skating and still believe what it should be about.....pushing yourself, being outdoors, going to new spots, hanging with friends who up lift and challenge you to become better skater. 1# tho is there is no rules. You can do what you want where you want and how you want.🤘🏽 Love your channel Dan. Skate or Die Dude😎

[@ScootsMcPoot]

this is why we skated in the late 90s early 2000s when i started. Now its about tricks and not comradery

[@geddymercury]

@@ScootsMcPoot This is also why we skated in the late '70's. and why I started riding again last month after 42 years.

[@Vscustomprinting]

Let the new kids find their way

[@ScootsMcPoot]

@@Vscustomprinting they can, i have no issue with them. I just get sad seeing the old culture of skating die. Just a nostalgia thing.

[@dismalrealm]

Did anyone ever tell you that you're ghey?

[@iamian6673]

I’ve never been a skateboarder or even that interested in skate content, but these videos have such an awesome vibe. Could literally watch this channel all day

[@JoHnAnDjAnEdOe81]

Check out any of andys videos. They are so sick. Also check out Marc Johnson, Daewon Song, Chris Haslam and the godfather Rodney Mullen especially him in Round 3. Look up his name with Round 3 after. Incredible.

[@kastrosiete]

Hop on a board man!

[@JoHnAnDjAnEdOe81]

@@kastrosiete agreed! So much fun!

[@billynomates920]

how do you know i'm not billy? 🙂

[@Tikkanier]

Аагоп Номок1

[@almostnowhere915]

Andy makes me wanna learn freestyle stuff so bad. His balance from that style is insane

[@almostnowhere915]

I commented this at 3 minutes ish in and he gives a whole lesson at the end i love it lol. Also just learned what a Theremin is so thanks

[@raydababin]

He is my #1 inspiration and he has totally inspired me to start learning how to skate!

[@waddy3985]

@@raydababin I havent started yet but it's because of people like andy that's getting me on that path

[@raydababin]

@@waddy3985 I started a couple weeks ago and I almost got pop shuv with no pop down!! Lmao😂 I’ve been using my brothers board but I really want to get a more freestyle board like a Waltz yuta board but it’s too expensive for me haha. You should definitely get a board! It’s so much fun!!

[@Bizasbusiness]

those spins are no joke

[@JonnyDIY]

Andy sure is a different breed 💕👍

[@AcidBoy1805]

I enjoy how you and Andy pace yourselves. like doing some homework or paperwork in a good mood, chatting with someone, no rush. I appreciate that energy.

[@phulbig]

Andy get wrist guards, they go great with the hemet and prevent 90% of stupid hand injuries. Took me 30 years to learn that. If you can keep yourself healthy you will be a god in 30 years. Never stop. You are where I dreamed street skating would go.

[@TwoGunToast]

13:20 honestly the theremin metaphor was a really good metaphor for subtle movement control

[@juliosapere8010]

So e people might have not caught that but he’s genius way of describing movement through music shows you he thinks like an artist and that’s why he’s able to EXPRESS his skating SOUL ya know who else thinks like this RODNEY! you guys are all so talented man love all the vids Dan!

[@pablocheverez800]

Bro andy is so good its like watching old braille when they used to teach tricks but hes just causually skating and explaining. I love it

[@mattcopeland8833]

🤯🤯🤯 So glad I tuned back in Dan-dan You two are like the Socrates and Buddha of life Skateboarding is life May the Gods of your choosing bless you beyond belief ✌🏼out Eagle Scouts

[@kittgs]

I used to watch skate videos in the 90s and you'd pretty much only see the final take where they nailed it. I love that we now get to see how much dedication (almost obsession) goes into these achievements. Oh, and also amazing amounts of talent and skill...

[@ShadLife]

You can literally see Andy's Learning process here. Amazing!

[@rokudoingstuff7915]

It's always a theory class with Andy. The amount of splaining. He's sick tho! And not wrong

[@SongJLikes]

Sure hope Andy doesn’t change . . .

[@mrjohnnyk]

He's super passionate about skating, you can tell he truly loves it.

[@bakersfieldwhat3068]

Mansplaining at its purest form 🤣

[@SongJLikes]

@@bakersfieldwhat3068 - ‘Mansplaining’ suggests misogyny involved, so not quite

[@DevoT]

Andy really is a Bruce Lee type of skater. Applying techniques from all over to push your mind and body further than what was thought possible. So glad we have these videos and that Andy is so open to sharing what he's learned.

[@ogdistavo9350]

Y'all are incredible, that little piece of advice Andy said for balancing on a rail is priceless. I cant get enough of watching all of you skate, god bless.

[@ebaygaming2087]

Watching Andy talk about these little skateboarding “tip” have really help me learn a lot about my self in skating and has helped me tremendously.

[@andhemills]

Andy should have a masterclass. This was one of the most educational skate videos I've seen. The two things I took away from this is the foot position relative to the rail (or applied to coping) rather than to the board and the theremin hit me really profoundly the last time I stood on a rail and started making micro movements to correct my balance, as if playing a theremin!

[@mikeromano3001]

That video made me realize Dan and Andy are basically keeping skating alive.

[@rodneysmart9774]

The thought process narations are priceless. Insights into special talents.

[@overtonesnteatime198]

haha when Andy hops on that broken rail first time.... Slow ride played in my head lol

[@SongJLikes]

Ha

[@Ghoulson6]

Andys content is crazy..legend

[@DanCorrigan]

Facts

[@Ghoulson6]

LOVE THE CONTENT DAN .!!!LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE YALL.!!!!

[@beau5316]

Andy is superior when it comes to balance. He just has a huge understanding of it. So rad to watch.

[@turbotoshy]

You make a lot of really, really awesome content, but sharing this whole learning process has made this video next level man, chilled but still intense. What a sick rail. Andy is such a phenomenal skater.

[@thebusbums2825]

The bird you are hearing is a red tailed hawk. They are very talkative.

[@maintaineveryday4732]

loved the called out on the eagle cries haha. favorite skating channel by far.

[@eddymunnyz7315]

No matter what kind of crazy party scenario I find myself in whenever I see a Dan Corrigan video posted with any of the new Bones Brigade I stop everything I'm doing in step aside and watch it LOL

[@eddymunnyz7315]

The most hectic rail I've ever seen 😂😂😂

[@eddymunnyz7315]

Dude how does Andy stand on the rails like that

[@SuriSanJose]

I've been enjoying all your videos. Thanks Dan, take care!

[@DanCorrigan]

Thanks for watching :)

[@KINOSHINOBI]

Trucks heatin up...fire breathin dragons...I can see that as a sick intro for Andy 🔥❤

[@Dave3rdEyeArt]

East coast hexagon brick is my fave, cool sounds n clicks in every direction. Like a jazz Rythm

[@dylanwerle1971]

I love Andy Anderson and Dan Corrigan.

[@pogoMena]

bro he just stands on the rail like he isnt standing on a rail

[@raydababin]

Reallyyy enjoyed this video dan!!! Especially Andy trying to figure out that rail and all that balance talk hahah

[@alessandro3000]

Incredible, there's no words for it. And then there's the theremin comparison. He's the one.

[@casper7486]

Genuinely hope to be like Dan when I get older, able to enjoy life and skateboarding with close friends and never really growing up

[@DanCorrigan]

I have been really lucky. I hope everyone gets a chance to do this

[@djconantroutman]

dude no you don't man lol

[@djconantroutman]

man look up to Alex Midler or Jake Wooten. but for the love of god, Do not look up this guy lol

[@ccastaneda1535]

You can do it. Trust me, I'm 39 and still can throw some tricks and always down to bomb a hill. Don't listen to anyone saying your too old to push a deck around.

[@casper7486]

@@djconantroutman you need to read more carefully, never said I look up to anyone! Just said I hope to be as blessed as Dan

[@oldgregg86.]

His balance is unreal.

[@be3rryy]

I really love to see Andy in real person good energy positive vibe ⚡. Master a work Andy Anderson 💯

[@pezboy715]

“What’s gonna happen down there…. besides content” was one of your best quips ever IMO

[@ianschriefer1042]

Way to go Andy, mind blown as always.

[@Jakeskatez]

love you dan!!! always here for Andy but I stay for Dan as well.

[@DanCorrigan]

Bless u kind sir

[@Jakeskatez]

You have a new subscriber as well (;

[@blakesbeatscolie]

Dan I’ve been watching all of your and Nigel’s videos of the New York trip with all you guys and this video is something VERY special: not only is it a capturing of one the Greatest examples of balance on a skateboard, but, it’s also a true, very real Masterclass by Andy and yourself directly on what all goes into making it all happen and come together. Andy is just unbelievable but it should also be recognized on how in tune you both are as well with technique, methodology, and philosophy. You both together bring out such the best of each other and engage in such a way for all of us watching to be fully inspired, fully in awe, and fully informed. Thank You Sincerely for capturing all that you have, this video will get called back upon for years to come for what’s in it! Keep up the Great work Brotha!!🤟🏻🎉🙌🏼🙏🏻👍🏼

[@blakesbeatscolie]

Btw here’s a video of one of the all time Greatest theremin players of all time, Clara Rockmore: kzbin.info/www/bejne/poTdhYN9obOUa7c

[@MikahNeufeld]

I will never have enough Dan and Andy content

[@matthooper2905]

Amazing deconstruction..loved it!!!

[@shonuffLA]

Hectic af, just unreal. Deserves a million views 🤯

[@ryanrowe1975]

Andy Anderson rail is the best idea to adding this idea of a great setup and using the long rail to grinding the long line.

[@xnappy4564]

When he made it through the bumps that easy I was baffled.

[@Ivanchazz]

Andry really gets it! I love the crouching and the art of sword fighting wisdom. When it came to spins, I was in awe. I keep thinking of Newton's third law when seeing Andy demonstrate his FS and BS spins. Straight mastah 👐

[@greenthirteen1234]

Massive pleasure to watch thx 🙏

[@waylong25]

That's the fucking gnarliest railing ever. Andy you goddamn Canadian wizard I love you lol And thank you Dan for capturing this madness

[@mayvymadethis]

Andy is so intelligent and articulate that just listening to him talk about skating makes me better overall more than any video ive watched

[@BigSirZebras]

3:20 I feel like Andy figured out Mike Tyson's technique without realizing they are both doing the same thing.

[@shawngri-la3231]

If it wasn't for Andy I would have never learned the cross lock. Watching his videos he actually went and explained it. I broke my wrist trying to learn 50/50s and quit, thought it was impossible to do on a round rail never understanding that basic rule. Now I have a little bit more confidence to go back and start learning them. Love the vids!!

[@hugo_.der._boss]

i got goosebups when he landed

[@yes-fr2ku]

love the andy videos dan. you make the best combo.

[@musclecarfan74]

Leon Theremin invented the instrument in 1920 that Andy Mentions. It was used in Sci-fi movies of the 50's-60's.

[@SongJLikes]

I’m an audio engineer and I toured with a band whose lead singer had one set up for their set Ghostly, out-of-this-world sound

[@SpeedDemonExpress]

Andy is one of those who enjoys the journey more than the destination.

[@neutrongarbage]

"Where I grew up there's so many eagles." Best AA quote

[@jtcedwards]

The "Eagle" Andy was hearing was a Red Tail Hawk. Hollywood made it so that we think that the call of a Red Tail is the call of an Eagle.

[@lanceuppercut6168]

It's funny because I was playing Far Cry Primal earlier and I kept thinking it was my mind playing tricks on me 😂 It's the exact same sfx Ubisoft uses for eagles.

[@nicolelambros4733]

Extremely talented ❤

[@dannyramos6488]

Andy is the Rodney Mullen of our generation

[@LDsBBCV]

I had to remind myself to take deep breaths watching this. I got too deep into the rail action haha.

[@richardstephan9342]

Andy is a blend ~ Skater, Hippy & Acrobat ~ Guy's amazing 🛹🤸✌🏼

[@shirokumaotaku]

The way Andy is able to stay on a rail for so long you'd think his Trucks were magnetic That's some serious balance

[@greyguy.960]

Well, that was nuts, plus that 15 minutes went over so fast .

[@BboyDjo9723]

Woaw ! He found the balance point with his fingers 🤯✨

[@TheFasandoval89]

"There is nothing about this that makes sense or is worth doing." It's so true though! It's the entire idea of skateboarding in a sentence. Most skaters will never make money from skating or become famous, there is a good chance you will break something, but we all just keep doing it.

[@tyrelldiggz]

Trim that prob stash down a lil. 😂 😂 😂. Great video

[@iosoi3145]

I like the photo series of skaters poses idea. New Anderson deck by the way? Rails look even.

[@BradLeeJokes]

Andy is well on his way to GOAT status IMO. Just no end in sight.

[@victorherrera6714]

“What a nice eagle noise” Andy is an actual gem

[@justincase9888]

Andy is really insane. 2e best rail he did if you ask me. Nr1 for me was the snake rail he did. Thanks Dan for letting the world enjoy this.

[@youbeknowin]

The theremin analogy is pretty brilliant. Andy is the man

[@JoHnAnDjAnEdOe81]

I want to see Andy vs Marc Johnson vs Rodney vs Daewon in a game of Skate. The balance all of these guys have is crazy! 2nd to none.

[@JoHnAnDjAnEdOe81]

@water good call bro. Cant wait to see it!

[@AlexNiedt]

Incredible! Trick of the Year material if he ollies into it

[@ChadOHara98]

I'm gonna enjoy this time while you're still small enough to notice my comments. You're going big places Dan. Pure joy

[@sk4tingpie]

9:45 that bit about breathing is absolutely correct, by keeping a slow and steady breath you’re keeping a lot of systems in your body stable including the exchange of oxygen from your blood to muscles. This is because when you’re breathing slowly and steadily you’re keeping a more optimal level of carbon dioxide present in your blood, which facilitates the release of oxygen by the hemoglobin. I’m super high but I felt like sharing this haha Edit to note that this is because carbon dioxide presence in blood changes the pH and hemoglobin releases oxygen easier the lower the pH is. Kind of counter-intuitive, but your instinct that the breath helps is spot on. As a bonus, physiologically your body calms down a bit when you’re breathing slowly or deeply because of the parasympathetic nervous systems response. Andy is such a fucking legend.

[@roddas26]

Dudes balance is out of this world.

[@mikaellofgren7]

Great video Dan thank you!

[@njkf]

Andy is super talented, a true olympian

[@jonny5isalive353]

Im pretty sure Andy is either an alien, or part cat....

[@bakedbeings]

Lol at the public-service-demonstration at the end 😂

[@pistolen87]

This challenge had me smiling throughout the video. 😀

[@eddymunnyz7315]

Dorkin around...love it

[@austinkeeling3120]

God damn andy!! Every trick is so calculated and controlled that he is literally able to do any trick that he focuses on!

[@danielmiller5971]

His balance is amazing!

[@SUB0SCORION]

Quick message for Andy: I skate And swordfight (hema). Most of the times you want to bend your knees while doing either of those activites. A lower center of balance helps you keep your balance and makes it easier for you to manuever, dodge, sidestep, or balance on a rail or qp.

[@devinsinclair5254]

No damn way.. that’s some crazy shit right there.. Only Andy Anderson

[@bradwjensen]

It's ALWAYS when there are sirens in the background! I swear! haha I heard them and said, this has to be the one! lol

[@PHeMoX]

I like how his shoes just poke fun at the Cariuma logo with that awesome image hahaha!

[@justinscatina5321]

Right on love it he's a wizard

[@gutitecuan3463]

You're a wizard Andy

[@jacobbaranowski]

Insane rail master, Free sestile genus Ouch, that hand must hurt

[@nullbyt]

Good pointers. Been trying to learn grinds, been skating for years but avoided them for the longest time.

[@wrimbles]

3:43 That sound is a Red-Tailed Hawk call. Hollywood uses the Red-Tail's call as an eagle call because it sounds distinct and cool and the Bald Eagle call sounds goofy, like a seagull or something.

[@StanleyKubick1]

Breathing is everything. Best breath control trick I learned from boxing: just breathe out. Your body will remember to breathe in. So we breathe out on every punch.