LANCE LIVE SKATE SUPPORT BACKSIDE 180 PRACTICE

[@justinhelm777]

Aaron is like the best skate coach ever

[@PandaJackk]

seeing lance landing a trick is the most motivational thing ever

[@SaccoBelmonte]

totally, and specially that trick, which is so freaking hard and scary at first.

[@MarioThaMonkey]

+Sacco Belmonte You use punctuation and your sentence is well thought out. So, don't take offense but it's "Especially".

[@SaccoBelmonte]

oops :)

[@user-zr1ws6mm3b]

PandaJack lol

[@trueskateclips7073]

That only made you sound like a total douche bag lmao.

[@8Skooter8]

I used to love skating but I had a lot of medical problems and had to quit but now that I'm healthy I'm going to get back into it! It's all thanks to you guys! Watching these skate support videos reminds me of how much I loved it and that awesome feeling when you stick a new trick

[@skynezzstrike]

This actually inspired me to try harder learning a backside 180. Thank you, Aaron Kyro and Lance.

[@CongestedPike]

I would absolutely buy a "go fast and commit" shirt.

[@VLSkate]

woo! backside 180s are one of my worst tricks

[@jacobstrother4439]

Same

[@mountbro893]

The opposite for me.😂

[@goranpauletic8991]

Me too😁😁

[@everymanforhimself_]

Me too fs 180 is better

[@sleezer7]

Yuh same

[@michaelrodriguez110]

lance skates exactly like me and we have all the same problems the same thing with leaning too far forward.. this is why i like watching lance learn because hes an adult and im 16 im still young but at 16 its still discouriging being a beginner and seeing 10 year olds at skate parks 360 shuv down a 5 stair :/

[@KreedFilms]

hey, it's been 1 year since you commented this, how far have you gotten now? I am 18 and just starting out :P

[@Nakkiteline]

@@KreedFilms how far you've gotten in 3 years bro??

[@twanvm489]

Do you still skate at 21 years old?

[@MichaelMoore-yt3pu]

BRO U SKATE ???

[@MichaelMoore-yt3pu]

BRO!!

[@MorbidAngelification]

I've watched countless Braille Skateboarding videos, this was by far the funniest one to me!

[@Adam-TheThorn]

This is old and was playing in the background while I was working, but I heard Lance talking about how he found it interesting that backside 180's are harder than frontside. I was the opposite. Normal backside 180's are way easier for me, and switch frontside (including all variants of that way of turning) are all easier for me. The normal frontside 180 and switch backside 180's are tough, but somehow I can pop switch backside 180's and nollie frontside pretty high. They just feel so odd and take so much energy and deliberate thought about what my shoulders and head are doing.

[@xxxxSHADOWxxxxxX]

Anyone else feel like this is the real Braille. Not just a gimmick skate channel? The games of skate are enjoyable dont get me wrong but I just feel like they have to change it up a bit. Do more of lances progression. Go back to skate supports. That kind of stuff is why alot of people came to this channel in the first place. I understand though that doing daily videos it would be quite hard to try to keep the content fresh.

[@woshua3143]

old was gold

[@kinuawakai5972]

Totally agree. Too many stupid skates I miss the old braille

[@jweather66]

Here we are in 2020 and look at the state of the channel

[@shezli5715]

Nicely done. Lance is really getting the motion by the end and that's a hard trick to learn!

[@justinpittman4854]

Agreed that the last 20 degrees of turn was a bit of a barrier, but for me I just focused on fully rotating my head and shoulders and it just happens naturally. It'll even help pivot through if you keep your shoulders turning all the way through the trick. Also agreed about lifting your feet a bit higher, that made my BS 180s a little cleaner! Love this trick, so simple, but looks cool

[@uniskater]

I'm glad this video is 30 minutes long. This is one of the hardest basic tricks to learn I think.

[@Steve-vm1fi]

Lance Live is still my favorite series on all of KZbin

[@Rafacrazy125]

The reason that Lance is a inspiration for me is that he is in the same level that i'm, so when he does a trick that i can't do, i say to myself: well, Lance did, so i have to do it too. Thanks Lance and Aaron, you guys are awesome! :) (Sorry for bad english, i'm brazilian :D)

[@crichards3925]

13:15 I just lost it there! Lance: "It's just easier standing still" Aaron: "Yeah, that's what she said"

[@KreedFilms]

felt bad for Lance at 0:45, he genuinely seemed upset at that remark

[@brendalg4]

That's why Aaron said what he said next.. he realized he took it a bit too far

[@husseymangtv]

Yea you can tell Aaron really didnt mean to hurt his feelings. just friendly joking around

[@brendalg4]

Some people think Aaron is mean... but it is just two friends joking around.

[@ganjaman-ot5my]

lance and aaron are prolly best homies man, you never tell ur best friend he sucks at something? than he is not ur best friend

[@kamilhasbi5686]

Yeah, that mumbling "I thought we were gonna do something...", the awkward tapping of the board on the ground, he was so caught off guard by that comment. But Aaron realized that so he instantly talked about how good actually lance was. It's normal actually, even good friends say things that are abit too harsh without realizing it.

[@AmericanMarseillais]

Great job Lance. Progress is progress man. Love that you made the effort to improve your skill, which is the name of the game. It's also a good tip to watch oneself on film. Sometimes you don't realize that you're not centered over the board, but video catches everything. Aaron's suggestion to film head on was perfect, because you can see how far forward Lance is leaning. Even when the rest of his body is centered, tilting the head and neck down to watch the board shifts the center of gravity off-axis. I realize this has nothing to do with skateboarding but from a pure physics center-of-gravity standpoint, some tips that tennis players and golfers use might help. Keeping your eyes on the ball without tilting the head and neck down improves the game of many a tennis player/golfer. Anyway, keep up the great work, and keep skating. Practice is everything !! :)

[@baileyibrahimi-mccullough9809]

LOVE the lance live skate supports because if I cant land a trick then I watch lance I can see him have some of the same problems as me and then I cant see him fix it which helps me fix my issue as well!!! Thank Lance and Aaron you guys are awesome!!

[@BckPck]

FINALLY! Also thanks aaron, ive been skating serious lately and ive learned to do solid ollies, fakie ollies, fs 180, fs/fakie fs pop shuv/shuv, shuv/pop shuv, and fs half cab, ive also landed kickflips, heelflips, and nollies, but those are once in a blue moon. Thanks for these useful videos :)

[@finncottam9089]

I appreciate these videos so much. You've got a great eye for recognizing specific errors.

[@ImWestendYeti]

i skate at the same level as lance and struggle with the same problems so the videos always help and give me motivation

[@innazimmerling5686]

Love Lance, he’s so humble and has the best personality. I would have cried if I was coached like that, but he doesn’t miss a beat. Though I’m sure it must be really hard to perform with that kind of pressure.

[@crazynp2003]

3:41, spencer *cough* Nuzzi *cough*

[@ZaarooDe]

Hey Lance when you landed that really good BS 180 at 25:42 I actually rooted for you! Keep getting better and keep pushing Lance! #SkateGod

[@Gregasaurus]

just rewatched this. you guys had great banter in this one. keep the videos coming. peeeaaaace

[@timtelligence6667]

how does this not have more likes, just the beginning earns mine

[@grey9914]

Aaron makes it look so easy!

[@alexporto9726]

Lance motivates me to skate everyday he rarely practices and his pretty good !!

[@outhere2876]

I’ve never laughed so hard at Aaron in my life. Idk what his deal was in this video but it had me in tears. Gold

[@matthewdrury6443]

Trying to learn to skate again at 33 and I have the same issue with this trick, my board lands behind me on my frontside 180s. I've been thinking about why. I think you're right aaron, it's very easy to lean forward, and then jump forward, when doing the frontside 180. For the backside, it's pretty much impossible to lean backwards and jump backwards, just because the hip joint on your body only bends one way. I'm going to have to focus very hard on jumping straight up. Thanks for all your content and instruction, it's very helpful to someone like me.

[@matthewdrury6443]

I'm finding nollie kick turns (just a 180 kick turn off the nose in your regular stance) is helping me get more comfortable with moving my weight around in the way you need to for the frontside 180. Going to keep practicing that until it's really smooth.

[@DJSKRECORDS]

lance was my biggest inspiration of the channel

[@AnuarsTV]

Bravo Lance! You did a lot of effort here! You motivate me to do the same! I'm going to learn the fs180 and then the bs180 ASAP!

[@BrockTheManMoreaux]

This was made in Dec 2014 and Im just watching it now, Lance is still inspiring people 2.5 years after this video was made.

[@zannisfamily8266]

Aaron says, also how do you skate with sunglasses when he has the EXACT same sunglasses on, LOL 😂😂😂

[@nickb4302]

I think Aaron had some of his funniest comments in this video.

[@redmondbarry7726]

Nick B The secret of the ooze has been figured out 20:50

[@bangolack]

Nick B I was thinking the same thing

[@LeperMessiah1977]

You inspired this 44 yr old kid to try it harder the next time I go to the park. Been off the skateboard for 25 years. Recently started again. Have tried the backside 180 for a couple days unsuccesfully. Probably the leaning forward thing ruining it for me. Update following.

[@Shockwave_jon]

Yeah lance you really Do motivate me. More because your older and I'm older aswell and it makes me feel good that all I have to do is just keep trying. I'm scared to go fast and commit aswell!!!

[@SmokeyDaRoach]

This is my favorite trick I love them, learned them before frontsides. I wish it wasn't snowing this video made me want to skate real bad.

[@ohhJawdn]

LANCE LIVE SKATE SUPPORT PICKING UP YOUR BOARD? Whos with me?

[@tunacanman]

"Put your all into it every try." Subtly disguised in Aaron Kyro's customary taunting, is the greatest piece of wisdom dropped in Braille history.

[@mahalowarsmahalowars5870]

they have helped me out whith kickflips treyflips varialflips 180

[@aldogarciamoreno5490]

The tip about the body position when you're poppin' help me to get my bigspin a lot better

[@JamesTheManiac]

I was jsut out trying BS 180s for an horu and couldn't do it. I wasn't even close. I got like, 2-3 close trys and that's it. Hopefully this helps me next time I go try them. I find BS 180s WAYY harder than FS. My FS 180s are very clean and nice, while I can't do shit with BS 180s.

[@old_feller1304]

Same

[@tome1337]

If you haven't figured them out yet, try this: When preparing to pop your BS 180, turn extra with your body before popping, like atleast 90 degrees to backside direction, then just pop straight up and remember to lift your knees. This helped me getting them, also helps with your big spins when it comes to them.

[@JamesTheManiac]

Tommyfabric Thanks for the help. I'll try that out next time.

[@musestarlight1]

James The Maniac I'm in the same boat lol

[@RafaelLopez-qs3zz]

Hey Lance #SkateGod i'm also learning how to do this trick. I feel like it's easier to go faster and commit. because when you're going faster. And you turn. The board turns with you. You have been a big inspiration to mi thank-you. #SkateGod#SkateGod#SkateGod#SkateGod

[@davidstefan2458]

Aaron, could you please do a tutorial on pivoting?? Live support would be even better. I find it really difficult. I can't pivot my 180s, and at least half of them are 120s or something. Also, I'm having this problem just like Lance when 180s are one motion, instead of ollie first then turn.

[@MikeyDelaportas]

Aaron i love how your pushing him! Soon he will be triple bigger flipping

[@15Gxbo]

The part when Aaron said that first you have to Ollie and then turn is so true. You simply can't BS or FS without it, your board will go turning everywhere

[@logankruse7609]

i love watching his skate supports cause i seem to have a lot of the same probs as him

[@zannisfamily8266]

Aaron sounds like a chipmunk when he says that Lance is like “I’m a little to scared, I’m a little to scared to land it!” at 14:09

[@6PinkRabbits]

this helped so much, huge thanks! I made all the same mistakes as Lance

[@mpc3384]

One question when you ollie do you look at your board or where your gonna land cause that might be it

[@jackclaque]

LOL!!14:05-14:12 is priceless! "I'm a little scared. I'm a little too scared to land it."

[@MsLushizliz]

I love your videos. You helped me a lot

[@ChaingrindersMotovlogs]

Im learning Ollies for about 3 Months and I still have some Problems to Land it straight, especially while Im moving. I know from skate supports that I have to keep my shoulders straight and that I should be Balanced when I jump. But still it turn a bit... Maybe it's because my board is to small? Got an 7.75 Deck and shoesize US 12/12,5... Does anyone Gott the same problem?

[@SweatSquad31]

Angle your front foot about 45degrees. Then slide up straight.

[@Mikkeru]

I have practiced a ollie in about 3-5 months and i still cant get it down, so you are not the only one buddy ;)

[@SweatSquad31]

I think your muscle memory is wrong. I mean you're not used to doing the pop or sliding up the front foot. Practice guys, never quit! :)

[@Mikkeru]

Steven Borlagdan I like your spirit. Keep it up ;D

[@ChaingrindersMotovlogs]

Thanks guys! No i won't quit! I'm to close to give up :D My ollies are actually pretty high I guess, just not straight. But it gets better everytime. I'll try it with the 45°angle, hope it feels better

[@little_cgaming5948]

Can someone tell where I can by skate pants like Arron has and if so what are the skate pants called

[@surpriseshoveit3514]

Watching this again warms my heart. Oh and i still can’t Bs 180. Buuuut i will

[@theshlong1853]

If ur good at those Pop things when ur standing does that mean u can do them is no comply

[@natanaelonate5193]

wow, love these longer videos man

[@jazzgamer3271]

I like watching Lance learn some new tricks :)

[@dylan3277able]

If I send in a skate support video could it have to tricks I need help on or only one??

[@Legend_of_Rick_G]

Can't believe I never watched this video. Hilarious and helpful.

[@zannisfamily8266]

Lance is holding his hand there for the hi-5 and like 5 seconds later Aaron slaps it like sooooo fast!!

[@WatchingPup]

This reminds me of those martial arts movies where the master is a jackass to his noob student, but at the end he makes a great fighter out of the student and the student is grateful

[@stanzioni]

Lance is the best! Ollie it first and you are done

[@alexwang8261]

this180 fs video is helpful for me,my problem is while doing frontside 180 your leg can be hurt easily

[@malintended]

Aaron be throwing shade pro level

[@dylanromansky7228]

Where was the old spot? Been lookin for good spots to grind tricks

[@NeonLeonNoel]

I find it kind of interesting that with such a technical sport, that there's not a lot of sports science done on skateboarding. I've seen physics videos of it, but I haven't seen anything that explains all the aspects of muscles and balance used in skating. Like the backside 180 and frontside 180 require balance, the ability to squat while distributing your weight fairly evenly, leg abduction from your lead leg, the ability to quickly twist your body, the ability to jump explosively, and to balance on landing. Do pro skaters go to strength and conditioning centers to work on these fundamental movements? Because to do these tricks it requires a lot of squatting, balance, jumping, and leg abduction. Probably misinformed, but in my assumed ignorance, it bothers me that the culture of skateboarding is so anti-establishment and outsider that it seems bereft of the tools other sports use to further their athletic technique and ability. Like even in terms of proper athletic wear, it seems impractical to skate in tight jeans and a cotton T-shirt instead of like a specialized lightweight kit that reflects the sun while protecting the skin and having anti-sweat tech. But I guess that's embedded in the culture and history of the sport, which is part of the allure that kids really like I guess.

[@ghagzor]

very interesting outlook....

[@tfaaren]

most of the allure that comes from skateboarding, is that it's fun and slightly dangerous. the conditioning for skateboarding, is skateboarding. no one goes to gyms to work on their skateboarding athleticism because it doesn't reflect the techniques or keep your mind in a skateboarding state like skating does by just doing it. the jeans comment was unnecessary. it isn't about looks. some people just like the style and feel believe it or not, and the amount of technique prevention due to what clothes you wear is almost non-existent.

[@NeonLeonNoel]

Satanic Heathen Thanks for the comment. Yeah, it's peculiar but makes sense that you can't really develop a lot of conditioning exercises for skating because those movements only work when you're on a skateboard, so it'd be tough to come up with exercises. It's also interesting for me because I thought surfers and snowboarders had pretty fit bodies, and wondered why skaters seem to be very skinny. Brandon Biebel is pretty big though. I've seen some more skate clothing, it seems like brands make chinos/khakis that have a stretchy feel, almost like the material used in board shorts, breathable but durable. I guess jeans have their function as well because of the durability, I guess skinny jeans in particular are made to be stretchy. Or i've just seen kind of baggy/straight jeans sold by skating brands. I've seen Adidas and Nike make shirts that are a little more durable than workout shirts, but have that kind of dri-fit material.

[@suckmydiakbiach]

Skinny jeans are amazing for skating, they feel like they give you more protection than chinos, they are stretchy and you actually get a lot more freedom of movement in them than baggy clothes. Plus they look great.

[@anotheraccount420]

strength and a conditioning centres are unneccessary, why not just practice the fundamental movements on an actual skateboard

[@OwenWatkins21]

Lance needs to skate everyday

[@coreyjamesharris3679]

aaron and lance doing every day mundane things could be an awesome reality show. by 15:00 in i was laughing so hard at them together

[@alexharvin2870]

I that he would get so much more comfortable with this trick if he rode around switch for a few days. gotta be one of the most important fundamentals but lots of people don't really work on it. I'm 30 and just realized! fresh air feels like treating an old dog new tricks. But I'm sure as hell going to teach my kids 2 get super comfy on both. helps open up a whole new bag of Comfort and corrects body motion problems. sorry if someone already said this. so many comments!

[@nickb4302]

I love the little crouch meet up/pow wow right in the beginning lol

[@ThisOldSkater]

0:53 , Lance almost cries...

[@alexguerrero5844]

Don't worry Aaron you're my inspiration too lol. Keep at it lance!

[@meganmorgan1249]

my philosophy is if Lance can do it so can I 😂😂 sorry lance

[@daisyshinyweather]

C'mon Lance! That trick might take a while but it's a really rewarding one.

[@jackgenesi49]

It’s an honor for me to be the 420th comment of this video

[@shystyone2498]

Chur andy just wana kno if u hav eva been 2 New Zealand

[@cominatrix]

Im so jelly of your silky smooth concrete.

[@matteoj5892]

please tell me why the board keeps flying away from me ? i try hard but i cant the board just goes far far away ... how is it possible that i can do heelflips in a row but not a backside 180

[@lourival181]

pause at 3:45 here's a good image :DD

[@andrewketah8433]

Good job lance! Keep it going!

[@KingArmani0170]

I think learning just rolling switch is a big part of the art of sk8boarding, and all the 180 tricks gon be easier to deal with ! 👑🌴🤙🏴‍☠️

[@nicolasford9969]

At 11:35 you can hear the echo from him saying BOOM

[@5oclockclub400]

"...easy, thumbs up for me"

[@delchavez]

I'm learning this trick switch and I discovered 2 things that help a lot that I've never really heard anyone mention before so maybe I can share what I found and anyone is welcome to tell me if it helps (or if I'm just crazy). Tip#1 : As you start to extend you your legs for the Ollie, your shoulders should be turning backside, but once in the air at 90 degrees, try to throw your shoulders the other direction (frontside), this actually helps the lower body swing the rest of the way through the 180. This can be practiced with or without the board. Tip #2 : This is strange but it helps. Exhale through the trick. I noticed I was having a problem committing, and like my body would just stiffen up at the peak of the Ollie. I then noticed that when my feet touch the ground, I would exhale a big breath, as if I was holding my breath in the air. Because my airway was locked up, my body locked up. I'm trying to get in the habit of inhaling when crouching and then exhaling as I pop and keep exhaling until I land, similar to how weight lifters time their breathing during a rep. Try it out, it really helped me!

[@outofsrvice]

What happen to the revenge board from lance

[@xiosc4rix981]

Just got my backside 180s down by watching this video thanks

[@zachgaming5304]

+sxxxy lmaooo

[@ghillie609]

I can do a lot of tricks, especially really hard ones, but one trick that I can not land is backside 180s. But after this vid, I'm gonna try to correct myself

[@youknow7304]

Human being: **runs into wall and dies** Aaron: Good, do it again

[@Mluna792]

I landed my kickflip while watching Lance land his, lance is the skate god haha

[@jacwade3573]

10:55 Lance does an Ollie and Aaron says “That was a nice 180”😂

[@elitekian]

shouldn't he master half cabs first? I got my halfcab before my bs180...

[@nextgenskate6488]

Me too I still can't bs 180 If you wanna see some cool skating and progression check out my channel please I've only been skating for almost a year

[@BckPck]

I understand why this would work, its easier to rotate, i was telling my friends this the other day xD

[@elitekian]

I guess it's becouse you can kinda see where you're going, the whole time, so it's less scarier. Well, to me, skateboarding is 60% mental and 40% physical.

[@BigEastBeaat]

My problem with my back 180 is when ever I slide my foot up the board the board doesn't come up, I turn my head and shoulders but I just can't. Plz help

[@milesbaritone3688]

"You should put your all in to it" -"wow, that was deep!"

[@airic2897]

LOL the bickering in this one 10/10

[@oliversobieski479]

im so ready for lance to be a pro skater

[@palonkorpi]

Where should i look at my 180s

[@feasthomer]

Wat

[@noahfunny2915]

Where do they live it's like always sunny there

[@jordanmarshal4900]

RIGHT?? I'm almost pissed lolol aaron goes to woodward a lot so it hast to be in california

[@markthompson18]

"hi, my name is Aaron Kyro, I'm a professional skateboarder from the SAN FRANSISCO BAY AREA".......

[@Jaaykify]

Mark Thompson 😅😅😅😅

[@bvalbuena22]

Noah funny he says in the intro that he's a pro skater in the San Fransisco Bay area so he must be somewhere in Tokyo

[@Topgoat69]

Marceline Abadeer no he dosent go to much

[@MinecraftSw4g]

How can I send you videos? For a skate support ? (: