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About Max
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I have been skateboarding for around 7 years; I have extensive knowledge on street skating, including all sorts of flip tricks, tips on popping higher ollies, grinds, slides, rails, ledges, and park skating including transitions.

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Before you email me asking "how do i kickflip??" you should practice it, what can I do, magically make you learn it? All I can do is give helpful tips, so try to ask serious questions, please. Also, I can and will not sponsor you, so don't bother asking.

 
   

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Skateboarding - Stopping


Expert: Max - 6/12/2006

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First off, I am finally able to turn frontside. Yay! Even though the rain tried to stop me, I practiced when I could and it paid off. So now I have a new question. Do you have any tips on stopping while going downhill? Any good ways without having to bail?

Thanks a lot.

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Good job with the frontisde turning! When you're going donwhill, you get to a point if the hill is big enough that you simply can't do anything but stand there and wait till you slow down. My best method is, I take my back foot and keep my heel on the board while dragging my toe on the ground, it seems to work nicely. Or just take your back foot off completely and slide it to slow you down. Whatever works for you is the best way to go! Good luck and keep progressing, keep me posted!

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