Fixing My Groove Tricks (Farv & Royale) Razor SL // Aggressive Inline Skate Vlog

[@thomaslewin4346]

Oh man the new angle is so different! The box is much smaller than I thought . (As in width) Also guys im still keen to make a chat for us getting back into it or learning, as winter will hit soon and i wont be able to skate so ill be living through you guys from sure!

[@chino15247]

Have you considered angling the box in a little bit of a downward slope by putting some bricks or wood under one end of the box to see what it feels like?

[@inlineonline]

@@chino15247 I have not but I'll definitely try that soon, it's about time to learn down ledges and open up the type of obstacles I can skate

[@kevincollins8620]

​@@inlineonline Most of the tricks youve heard me claim I dont got... its because Ive never slid em on a down ledge or rail. Im critical enough in my skating that I say "You can soul literally anything and frontside, royal, and mizou... but why cant or doesnt mistial on the same things come as easy? Practice." I think ive seen people say or comment to you "you should skate transition, or try this" Me? Personally... I cant (or barely) can stall backside on quarterpipes... or cant do backside frontside on downledges or rails with the same ease as frontside. So within skating I feel most of us wont venture too far outta our comfort zone. Its the difference between pro and joe.

[@inlineonline]

@@kevincollins8620 yeah right now I'm just working on getting my trick vocabulary to grow a little bit, learning how to do my grinds on taller stuff and angle iron so I can skate more obstacles. I've got no desire to be pro or anything like that, I just wanna have fun doing grinds and be able to skate different parks and street spots. Dalnas, ivan, kev and his crew have asked me to skate a few times but I want to be able to keep up first lol I would feel so out of place with them

[@kevincollins8620]

@@inlineonline psssh. I dont know if I mentioned it. Early on in Blading I used to compete. I wasn't good. I quickly gave it up at like 14-15 when all my peers were kicking my ass with broken bones in casts. Literally one year I think every comp I entered... a younger daredevil with a cast on their arm would destroy with no fear. I said that ain't me and formed a band and didn't skate as hard for a decade. I didn't come back to blading until my bands stopped playing on the road.

[@kevincollins8620]

@@inlineonline skating with greats makes anyone better I've noticed. Spookwackadoo is down to skate with anyone who's chill it seems and it's helped him I've noticed. Another person I've known is Michael Collins... he used to skate around broski and it accelerated his blading anytime he linked up around em. I ran into Factions Eric Michael literally the day I met the love of my life and I actually was gunna just let him chill but he was cool so I actually did or skated lines with em and hit a decent drop rail I'd never normally do. None of my friends who skate more even did the rail. I'm from Connecticut and used to shred Rhode Island. I still check out the bladers in your Region. Like Young Juise and Ragonebones.