Improve your longboard dancing foot work !

[@edwardg4890]

As brilliant as this video is, may I suggest instead of saying left/right side of the board, instead say heelside/toeside? It gets confusing learning while being goofy and you are, and therefore teach, regular. I feel that would help everyone learning, tremendously.

[@lookbacklongboards2150]

And brilliant yet again, this video is as good as the last episode thank you eternally for your videos lotfi!! 💯 🔥

[@christinellanora3671]

The way everyone's head turned for you lol so awesome. Subscribed to make you happy. Keep killing it 😁

[@Idolomantis_Diabolica42]

You are not only a beast rider you are an awesome teacher too! Loving this video series! Thanks for all you do for the scene!

[@skatinpeyton7212]

Thank you so much for teaching us man! I think I speak for all of us but it's just so cool for someone as talented as you taking time out of your day to teach others! Keep killing it man :)

[@wesleybamboo]

Dude! You here?! Haha

[@skatinpeyton7212]

@@wesleybamboo Heck yeah!! I actually mainly did dancing whenever I first starting longboarding so I tried to learn new stuff from a ton of tutorials haha

[@qLPCornTubep]

Would you recommend amateurdancer to look straight or look down to your feets while u dance?

[@rogedacosta]

Really nice contents and so well explained details in this video, keep up with your amazing contributions to the longboarding community 🛹🛹🛹🛹

[@thomaswrlds9385]

🍉Lamaali do you have your trucks loose on your longboards? 🍉 I just started out longboarding this week, great tips on dancing steps btw ez sub For Show!

[@exceed1420]

Wow ça va vraiment m’aider beaucoup! Explications très claires merci ! :D

[@jiivii3o]

Just watched u dance n I was like I wish i could do that! N then I found your tutorials!! Your doing gods work! #lfg

[@sandys-channel]

amazing! it's so interesting to see this explained in such detail

[@andreumateulamas]

Amazing rider. Yopur flow is so smooth.....thank you... Here, learning at 62 in Barcelona.

[@michaelgdietrich]

Mr. Lamaali, you are a true inspiration to the masses -- keep it up, and this was a wonderful training -- I'm in Minneapolis Mn, trying to bring as much joy as possible with my dancing because of the tragedy that has taken place here recently, many are saddened and each night at sunset I go the the lakes in Uptown to dance, close to where Mr. Floyd lost his life. Trying to bring at least one smile to someone watching or walking by... even if just one smile was created that would not have been, your inspired work here is being done... much love for your work, please keep it up and keep dancing like no one is watching... because we all are.......

[@kewlbeanspx]

What’s the brand of those pants yo.

[@annaleonova7923]

Your videos are amazing and make the impossible seem a little more possible.

[@philipvalentini3112]

Great Teaching! Great Video! Thanks a lot

[@jenny__1718]

You help me so much, thanks 👌❤️

[@warriorofdeath3046]

Excellent explaination 👌🏼

[@AlexSedyshev]

Thank you so mach ! It's looks amazing!

[@robertstrong6639]

I'm an LB dancer. I'm so jealous of you, Lofti. So......damn........JEALOUS! Thanks for the free tutorials, but......I......am......so......... damn.......JEALOUS!!!.

[@Lotfiwoodwalker]

Haha thank YOU 🙏

[@poolec404]

Thanks Lotfi! :) ... curious "knee" on that cat behind you :-D

[@evanbrum6357]

You're so rad... awesome style and still very humble which makes for a good teacher. Also i see that kendama, i bet you rip on that too lol.

[@googolf-lifestyles3983]

Great!! If possible i would like you insert sub-title also😁😁

[@sinonic1390]

How do you keep your board keep rolling long distances? Mine is one kick and it just won't go far

[@konradkowal]

Great series, good job Lotfi. I Have a question: does the size of wheels makes a difference whille performing board dance? Beginner question from a beginner dancer:) greetings from Poland

[@annaleonova7923]

Yes and no, someone with experience might be able to ride and dance on any wheels. But with bigger wheels you're more likely to get wheel bite (when the board touches your wheel(s) and you fall off). If you want to learn to do tricks bigger wheels are heavier so it's harder to do tricks and the hardness and how grippy the wheel also plays a role.

[@danmicklethwaite5585]

@@annaleonova7923 with a few caveats: 1. wheelbite will depend a lot on the truck and board setup eg if you have a loaded dancer board (I have the Tarab) and some 1-2mm risers you can even run 85mm caguama's with 50degree 180mm paris savants without wheelbite (and I'm a heavy guy -85-90kg so I can turn those trucks quite a lot) 2. bigger wheels roll over imperfections with less disruption to your balance 3. bigger wheels will not feel as lively carving, so they might provide a little more stability when learning dancing footwork - like that in this video - as opposed to pop tricks - at least that is my experience switching between 85mm caguamas and 70mm stimulus wheels, the stimulus are not only lighter but the carving is much livelier - Lotfi gets very rapid carving on his rapid footwork using 65mm fat frees I think. 4. if you are looking to do pop tricks you might want to get as small and light a wheel as you are comfortable riding on whatever pavement you most regularly ride on. If rough pavement is a problem you may just go bigger.

[@alexmcfly6631]

merci ! vite le prochain !

[@dewindoethdwl2798]

I’m goofy footed, I’m watching this in a mirror!

[@さとうあきのり-v5g]

you're so cool!!!

[@obscurity87]

can you split screen for us goofy eiders its hard to follow along otherwise

[@theresabachmann1410]

Just loving your intro!!👌🏻😍

[@mariosegurado6950]

you are a machine :)

[@Ashlii_Draws]

I really wanna learn how to longboard dance but its just so hard to balance the board while doing it it gives me anxiety

[@GeorgieChaos]

Keep going with it, bud! You'll build the intuition for that balance as you go. I'm in the same boat, but we can both do it!

[@kapbike7244]

Foot works is nice!

[@stefanorossi8246]

WoW, Great! 🔥🔥🔥

[@fidycam369]

Hello hello THANK YOU SO MUCH for taking the time to explaining (teaching) us You are AMAZING and very very well appreciate every single video you upload

[@Lotfiwoodwalker]

Thank you soooo much !

[@RenckWerner]

Brilliant 👏🏼

[@TheWayfarerFamily]

Dig it! So quick and smooth. I can do slow basic steps: Peter Pan, 180 switch etc but these moves require experience. Should I have my trucks looser perhaps? They aren’t right by any means… happy for anyone to answer. 🤙

[@smarcoe]

I love your style, you flow like water! This is super motivating and inspiring, thank you for creating this video!!!

[@asieer3380]

Wou

[@inezihlow-semet5885]

Was für Räder hat dein Board?

[@kileyrose1161]

Hi..would a 40inch board be okay for a 5foot 1 person?

[@Andrea-xp3uj]

Thank you for this! Really helpful! ❤️

[@dariodraiman6339]

Hi Lotfi! I use mirrorthevideo.com to mirror the video, for goofy riders like me. Could you please make a video (or include this info in one) about shoes. What's your recommendation on vulcanized vs. cupsole, durability, etc.? I'm not sure if the rules from regular skateboarding apply here to longboard dancing, because of different tricks. Could you suggest what worked best for you in terms of durability, comfort and board feel? Thanks!!

[@mrjmarv]

i have a CHALLENGE for YOU : try and exchange your front truck for a CarverCX type truck and see what you can come up with:) wanna see what is possibkle with a surfskate truck its gonna be interesting because the amount of lean changes depending on where you stand on your Board cheers Marv

[@matthewcook7027]

I recently started to skate longboard I got the start off pushing down. Problem I’m having while riding i can’t seem to push again without stopping. Any tips on pushing while moving

[@Fabio-xm3bq]

Mine longboard Is a fish 500 black(29.5 inch), is it good for dance?

[@shane8253]

oh man I've been binging videos but this is the first one I've seen where you're speaking English and I just...it's so different hahahaha

[@ambererwin6597]

Excellent details, I haven't seen an instructional video this detailed ever! VERY helpful for us beginners!

[@alanyeung7984]

Hey man, my girl loves your Cat Graphic on your door behind you. Who is that and where did you find it?

[@Hovito-]

Amazing tutorial video! How long would you say it would take an average longboarder to get the trick down?

[@mpix00]

Do you want your trucks to be somewhat more on the loose side? Or is it a matter of balance / board rebound preference?

[@EdgeOfEternity-]

You are my best longboarder🔥🔥🔥

[@richardisaac1941]

Inspirational tutorial thanks Lotfi!

[@warwane7077]

Ça fait plaisir de te revoir , après tout ce temps . Take care.

[@meowmeowcandance]

thank you!! :)

[@suggarface1]

Super awesome!

[@LightningHits2x]

Hey man, I’ve got a question. I’ve got a size 12 shoe and I’m like 200lbs most of the boards I see my foot goes all the way across it. I want to try long board dancing but I just want to know is it just going to be harder for me because I have a bigger foot or do I need to find a certain wide skateboard?

[@peterhunley8806]

i wear a 13 its a struggle just takes practice and learning foot placement

[@benlachuno1587]

Merci à toi on vas tester maintenant

[@GeorgieChaos]

Raw beginner here, thanks heaps for doing this series. I was wondering about how much speed you need to have up before a sequence of dance moves like this is viable. Like, it seems like you want to have a stretch where you won't have to push for a little bit.

[@oceanmm]

it depends on how fast you are comfortable going, and it depends if the ground is flat or a bit angled.. longboard dancers normally push when the board slows down (and then go back to dancing right away).. at the end of his clip it looks like the bridge angled down a bit and he finished by going on the concrete (he was going fast and had the advantage of a slope). So basically test out which speeds work best for you and push if you are going too slow.. You can work on making one push strong, so you can keep moving without pushing for a while

[@GeorgieChaos]

@@oceanmm That makes sense, thanks lots.