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Links - Sk8PrO 2009 vid
...now: an inspiring lesson from a "non-pro" (<- lol!).
If you think you've got your acrobatics, your railwork (!!!), or your handstands down, some motivation to push a little harder.
;)
Not what I usually mean when I think "Amateur!"... yet again... maybe I'm wrong.
:)
Also: "Link movements!", "Keep the flow!", "Carry momentum!" ("Dammit!" Lol...)
Watch it in HQ here.
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Comment by SafeNSure on September 19, 2009 at 3:03pm -
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...uhm ...yeah ...not exactly what I had in mind.
Comparing these two is a bit like comparing an expert, skilled, swift urban driver with Schumacher: yes, they both could go wrong, but the first would probably end up in a bumper fender, while the second could get his F1 airborne (after capsizing other two drivers) and land it on crowded bleachers. (<- wild exaggeration, don't try this at home... lol!)
No, my point was that there are advanced, inspiring and exciting skill levels, which are reachable.
I almost never watch people like Danny (Ilabaca) and Oleg thinking that I can learn something, because the way they move simply doesn't make any effin' sense!
One of the purpose of videos, IMO, is to trigger realizable dreams.
Another one is getting a kick out of it... true.
;)
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Comment by Fyrel on September 18, 2009 at 11:33pm - Oh, what the flow. That was amazing.
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Comment by Deejay on September 18, 2009 at 2:26pm -
Cool, and to add to it (although NOT amateur!)I got a kick out of this - and, Oleg is actually a good dancer! Yessss!
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LOL, good answer. I think I see what you mean now.
So then, you'd say that the original question here is moot. It's not a question of technique but rather of instict and experience, and that neither "quality" nor "quantity" matter.
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I would start with the basic ones, and get those down before you elaborate on them and learn more advanced techniques.
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Similarly, the human body, doing amazing feats.
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REMINDER: earlier start time (6:15pm) to have some more daylight
*run laps
*Quadrupedal crawls, inverted bipedal movement
*Stair work
*Rail Crawl
*Muscle-ish ups
*Core work, planks
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