02:43

Corner carving and pumping - trying to go higher

05:36

Ollie attempts using new jumping technique

02:34

Slash grinds by pumping more

05:26

Almost Figure 8s in the pool

04:33

Argh, why are frontside kickturns so hard?

02:43

Wow, suddenly looking backwards while riding fakie!

02:10

Frontside carves in the deep end of the pool

02:05

Frontside turns and carves in the pool - trying to improve them by mimicking what I do backside

02:36

Getting closer to the coping

04:05

"Jumping" when pumping up equals high speed fun in the pool

02:01

Improved drop in opens up new possibilities / what to do after the drop in

02:52

Fly Outs by focusing on smooth pumping up the transition

03:31

Studying fakie pumping to improve normal pumping

01:46

"Hanging up" on the edge of a bank is quite fun

03:34

Ollie jump experiments - finally managed to "float"

04:51

Rock to Fakie practice using "tape coping"

05:15

"Axle stalls" on a bank with a tape coping

03:04

Slash Grind unlocked after 10 years of skating - looking at board until the nose passes the coping

02:55

Kickturn with front trucks over the coping, but bailing when I pump higher

02:08

Fly Outs - trying to keep front knee up longer after advice from Mitchie at SkateIQ

02:07

Instant improvement by turning back shoulder forward, thanks to Mitchie at SkateIQ

00:55

Kickturn later as step towards slash grind

05:07

Harnessing the power of an ollie - my pathetic attempt

00:53

Pumping becomes ”effortless” by standing further back on the board

01:09

Pure fun in a "tube"

01:44

Pool skating improved by standing further back on the board

01:13

Standing further back improves balance and might be one of the "secrets of skateboarding"

05:36

Ollie insights after Mitchie Brusco / SkateIQ online coaching

04:26

Ollie practice, focusing on lifting front knee

01:50

More pump = close to coping but no slash grinds :(

01:18

Fly Outs are the only cool thing I can do on a skateboard :-D

03:55

Shuvit experiments with no real progress

01:54

Better drop ins gets me closer to slash grinds!?

02:10

Fly Outs by focusing on lifting front knee

03:25

Smooth kickturns by swinging arms

02:53

Pumping and kickturning by swinging arms

01:00

Rock to Fakie practice with tape instead of coping

02:30

Trying to get onto coping without looking at it as a way to learn how to Axle Stall

01:13

I almost dropped in at the shallow end of the big pool

02:13

Frontside corner starts feeling good thanks to ”staying low”

02:44

Getting rid of "Scarecrow" drop ins by relaxing arms

03:57

Pumping down without folding upper body (too much) forward after a kickturn

05:32

I have no clue of how to use a miniramp

02:48

Axle Stall experiments and axle stall drop ins by shifting weight from heels to toes

03:11

Smoother frontside kickturns by waiting longer and (pre)turning front shoulder

05:36

Different kinds of Axle stall attempts

05:05

Some Axle Stall progress by waiting longer before turning

03:01

Shuvits - some progress, zero consistency

02:38

Riding off a bank is so much fun

03:42

Figure 8 in the pool by pumping and carving frontside

04:03

Frontside corner battle

01:13

Testing SkateIQ's "one inch punch" rotation technique in the pool

03:27

Low butt drop in = More fun in the bowl

02:48

Took me 10 years to find a smooth drop in technique

05:44

Frontside kickturns by "pulling back" front shoulder

04:42

More crouching = More fun in the bowl

02:15

Fly Out consistency practice and trying to stay "behind the board"

03:29

Better kickturns by aligning arms/shoulders with coping

03:47

Getting air by crouching better and keeping the front knee lifted

02:49

Frontside carve improved by "sitting down" more