5 Fun Boneless Variations - Break Down and Practice Steps

[@paulsamuels5637]

Tbh this girl explains these tricks better than anyone I’ve seen. My 8 year old daughter and myself will be watching!

[@SarahParkMatott]

Thank you so much! Awesome that you're skating with your daughter 💪 Hope my other videos are helpful too.

[@Mycarisloose]

So peaceful, so calm, so soothing, yet informative and talented. Keep it up madame.

[@SarahParkMatott]

Thank you so much 😃🙏

[@atl.academy]

Nice! I think you can get a better effect if you first grab the skate with your hand. I remember my first boneless impossible

[@SarahParkMatott]

I always try to time it to be as close to the same time as possible. If I grab the board first, I loose a lot of the power in my jumping leg! But, I'm sure that would work well for some skaters 💪

[@magoowholoo567]

Love the style of your videos, very informative. 👍

[@SarahParkMatott]

Thank you! 🙏

[@arreroby]

Wooow ¡Bravo! Maravilloso, muchas gracias🥰🥰🥰

[@cynamonstudio]

That first example of boneless ( with the flick ) might be really useful when learning kickflip.

[@SarahParkMatott]

Definitely! The boneless flip is a great way to work on catching specifically :D All tricks seem kind of connected, which is what I love about skating 😃

[@blanket101]

Dude props to you practicing on that thing lmao!!! I ride regular too I never knew how to do the hop on left foot… so this detailed that part!!! Stoked!!! The whole “parallel” thing is what helped!!! 🙌 thanks again!!!

[@SarahParkMatott]

Woo! Glad to hear that part helped💪💪😃 love all these tricks! And i know haha that little deck is not ideal for practicing 😂 but gotta do what I gotta do to skate!

[@jayc.6173]

Great video, like all the videos I've seen of yours. Love the way you break things down into smaller pieces and component moves for a trick. I heard about you thru Reddit's NewSkaters subreddit. You might be semi-famous there lol. Thanks for the informative videos; cheers!

[@SarahParkMatott]

Thank you! I’m glad you like the break downs 😃 They’re a lot of fun to come up with too 💪 I’ve heard about the subreddit, although, I’m not on there myself. Stoked that the community there (and you) has been enjoying my videos 😃

[@friday7994]

Not gonna lie...I had zero desire to learn how to boneless...but damn if you didn't just motivate me to try learning all these great variations...so much love and support to you...lookin forward to your next vid 😁💚💙💚😁

[@SarahParkMatott]

haha the boneless is an incredibly under-rated trick 💪 And it has endless cool variations, which is what I love about it. Glad you liked the video and feel motivated to give them a go! Thanks for your support! 🙏😃

[@robertoortega1664]

Muy motivante este video. Gracias Sarah

[@SarahParkMatott]

Gracias Roberto! 🙏

[@Renee-u7w]

Had to go back to early Sarah and learn more of these variations. These bonlesses are actually so sick, like ones you dont see.

[@SarahParkMatott]

seeing this makes me want to go back too 😂

[@Renee-u7w]

You should throw in a boneless shuv or an Ollie north in your next freestyle contest run;)......

[@SarahParkMatott]

@@Renee-u7w haha I’ll have to add it to the one after Germany 😂

[@Renee-u7w]

Haha ok sick. Well good luck with your runs. Relax have fun with it and maybe you can go 80s contest Rodney mode;) Better yet maybe throw in a 70s hands down soul carve for the following contest.

[@SarahParkMatott]

@@Renee-u7w There is nothing Id love more than to just land the tricks in my routine 😂😂 full rodney haha but thank you! Will do my best! 💪

[@amandamay3148]

Love this! I’m looking forward to trying these variations! You broke everything down so well and explained each step so clearly :)

[@SarahParkMatott]

Yay! Thank you! I'm really glad to hear that 😃I hope you have fun working on them!

[@andreajirasek]

Love your videos! as a girl skater it has helped me so much with tips and confidence!! i need help with ollieing up a curb/over obstacles! im sure you have bunch of videos to record but I would love some tips!!!!! i consider you my skate park friend, thanks for all the videos!!!!

[@SarahParkMatott]

Thank you! I'm so happy to hear that. Andd the more skate park friends the better 😃🤗 Ollie-ing up curbs and over obstacles is definitely on the list! Hopefully it won't take too long 😂

[@eline5782]

Oh yess! The timing is amazing! I literally just got comfortable with doing my (small) regular boneless today. Still need to work on jumping a bit higher, but it's finally feeling less awkward now. So I hope to be working on these variations soon.

[@SarahParkMatott]

Yes, that's awesome you're getting the boneless! The variations are a lot of fun, so I hope you enjoy them too 😃

[@xXMyDogisEmoXx]

Cool, I’ll work on these since I’ve been stuck on ollies for a bit! Quick question, how often do you find yourself having to replace your board?

[@SarahParkMatott]

🤔I haven't really had to replace my deck out of necessity yet. I do have two street setups that I switch back and forth, but I've mostly skated on very smooth concrete, which doesn't wear the deck down much at all. But, this new park I am skating has really rough asphalt, so I immediately noticed more dents and razor tail. I imagine that it will continue to eat away at my deck over the next few months. So, it really depends on where you're skating and how much, since that will affect how it wears down. I wish I had a much better answer for you!

[@garynoland1085]

Hey just wanna know are you working you space walks if so how you been progressing?

[@SarahParkMatott]

Hi, I actually just started working on space walks this week! I'm adding spacewalk practice to my warm up and working on some things I think will help me progress, trying different methods. I'll definitely be sharing the progress here when I start to understand it! 💪

[@ramskin7756]

ohh! i just started practicing boneless tricks! my thumb gets sore and crampy after a few minutes tho :( is there a way to solve this?

[@SarahParkMatott]

Ah, you might just not be used to it🤔 I would say try to relax your grip a bit. It might not look as clean, as the board can sag a bit, but it might help your hand feel less sore, so you can practice longer and build up more strength. That, and of course, breaks 😃 I like to learn two different tricks at a time, so I can go back and forth, work different muscles while the other ones rest!

[@arianrahman4840]

This girl's channel still not blowing up is a loss to the skateboarding community

[@SarahParkMatott]

aw thanks Arian! 🙏 already grew to a point way beyond what I could have possibly imagined though 😄

[@themasterdouble0078]

I have a fun trick for you Try , Try doing a Boneless Footplant Flip!!!!! It's alot of fun !!! Boneless foot plants is also 👌one of my favourites to do with the Boneless!!!!!

[@benr4655]

I like this trick a lot its a shame it doesn't count in a game of skate

[@SarahParkMatott]

haha it counts when I play a game of skate 💪

[@jbrown6367]

❤❤❤

[@TremendousTK]

remember me when you're famous

[@SarahParkMatott]

💪

[@smkchan2]

Many people skate very well but not teach very well

[@smkchan2]

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