great vid man, i wish i had ur editing skills because i can do almost everything in this vid minus the kicker stuff. do u have any tips on the bigspin on a bhangra, like where exactly to put ur feet and stuff like that, i can do the nollie bigspin on my shortboard but when i try it on the bhangra it either doesnt make it all the way around or i land perfect but with only my (switch) front foot on the board
@chancerbob95 Thanks! Yeah bigspins on the Bhangra are pretty tricky.. The only advice I have is try to make yourself stay over the board at all times and try to spin the board fast! I like to have one foot on the tail and the other at about the middle of the deck.. it took me a few months to finally get them down.
@sinkhole21 The kicker is 1.5 feet tall, 2.5 feet wide, and has about a 5 foot transition. Since making this video I've also added rubber on the bottom of the ramp, so it won't move around when launching!
@sinkhole21 180s are very tough going off a kicker, in both directions! I learned backsides first.. I find frontsides to be even more difficult, but that just may be me. So to start off, grab the board and try to rotate as fast as you can going off the side of the ramp, you'll land in a slide most times. Once you're comfortable with that, try early grabbing off and rotating completely while in the air! Definitely want to start off slow and launch into grass first to get the feel. Good luck!
great vid man, i wish i had ur editing skills because i can do almost everything in this vid minus the kicker stuff. do u have any tips on the bigspin on a bhangra, like where exactly to put ur feet and stuff like that, i can do the nollie bigspin on my shortboard but when i try it on the bhangra it either doesnt make it all the way around or i land perfect but with only my (switch) front foot on the board
chancerbob95 5 months ago
@chancerbob95 Thanks! Yeah bigspins on the Bhangra are pretty tricky.. The only advice I have is try to make yourself stay over the board at all times and try to spin the board fast! I like to have one foot on the tail and the other at about the middle of the deck.. it took me a few months to finally get them down.
douglasschmidt05 5 months ago
hey how big is that kicker you use? i'm trying to make one and that looks about the size i want
sinkhole21 8 months ago
@sinkhole21 The kicker is 1.5 feet tall, 2.5 feet wide, and has about a 5 foot transition. Since making this video I've also added rubber on the bottom of the ramp, so it won't move around when launching!
douglasschmidt05 8 months ago
@douglasschmidt05 thanks man i built it and its legit! got any tips on how to 180 it?
sinkhole21 8 months ago
@sinkhole21 180s are very tough going off a kicker, in both directions! I learned backsides first.. I find frontsides to be even more difficult, but that just may be me. So to start off, grab the board and try to rotate as fast as you can going off the side of the ramp, you'll land in a slide most times. Once you're comfortable with that, try early grabbing off and rotating completely while in the air! Definitely want to start off slow and launch into grass first to get the feel. Good luck!
douglasschmidt05 8 months ago
@douglasschmidt05 thanks for the help! i'm gonna go out and try it out now!
yhanks again and your beastt!!!!!!!!!
sinkhole21 8 months ago
awesome video as always. i'm gonna miss the good old days at UNH. Ride for life.
frog9181 8 months ago
Very fun video man, are you skating on the east coast? I noticed your UNH shirt.
mdipi 8 months ago
@mdipi Yes! I am indeed from the beast coast and do attend UNH haha
douglasschmidt05 8 months ago
awwww yeahhhh
brobotisboss 8 months ago