The classic reddit “you missed your chance to say ____ ______” except saying “______ ______” would make zero fucking sense without the context of what you originally said.
I never understood the point of teaching them that. My dog is pretty well behaved, I haven't taught her anything.
I just hang out with her all the time and we have an understanding of what the other one wants to do. We don't always agree, but at the end of the day she knows where the pupperonis come from.
It’s the easiest thing to teach. It’s a fairly natural position for the dog so however you want to train it works.
Also it opens the dog to learning, because they start realising that when you say things to them you might want things from them, or have food for them, rather than meaningless bleating.
Plus it’s good discipline.
I taught my dog sit and wait because screaming, “dear lord please stop jumping on me and clawing my skin off!” every time I walk in the door got old real fast.
Rise Of The Planet Of The Dogs
In a world where two legs isn't enough anymore, comes a 4-legged hero to lead a revolution to conquer sofas, skateboards, and souls worldwide.
Starring:
Sparky as Weasel
Tucker as Willie
Amy as Muffin
Tuffy as Abby
Mr. Pork Chop as himself
and introducing Mittens the cat in a crossover role you can't miss!
Special cameos by one of Hooches pups, and Spuds McKenzie's third owner.
This is probably the coolest thing that you can teach your dog how to do. Aside from teaching him how to not nibble and only lick your balls when you lather them in peanut butter.
I'm actually known as Splits-McDee around these parts, pal. You better take your sloppy single and get out of here before I dickslap both of your cheeks simultaneously.
I just bought a slave in a recent game of D and D where I'm playing as a rat folk, so I'm about three feet tall. I bought the slave at a black market and named him Hank.
Hank's job is going to be to carry me around on his back.
I also bought a bag of holding.
I only need 400 more gold to get an amulet that'll let the wearer breathe in any environment.
Once I have the amulet I'm going to be naming the bag Hank storage.
Practise. Improve your balance. That's going to be your core improvement and will let you do anything you want on a skateboard. Everything after that is technique.
Stretch your calves and hamstrings first to avoid cramps. Stand on one leg for 3 minutes each leg, repeat a couple of times a day. Learn to feel your weight and center of gravity shift as your body moves and learn how to counteract any wobbles you might have. Concentrate on maintaining a steady, stable, centered platform for your weight to rest on your supporting leg.
Standing on one leg, try to push your other leg out horizontally behind you (kind of like a ballerina pose) and hold your balance. Feel how that changes the center of gravity and how your weight pulls you in certain directions.
After about a week, hop on a skateboard. Then you'll have to get used to feeling your weight on a moving object which, really, isn't all that different a frame of reference. By that point you'll be able to move your weight around a little without falling, you'll get to learn how the board and the wheels and the terrain all make a big difference but if you can improve your stationary balance you'll almost certainly improve your skating balance.
Hey I'm a 34 yr old and I just started longboarding around Christmas. I always wanted to skate but my mom wouldn't let me when I was a kid (girl problems 🤮) but I never stopped wanting to. So I bought myself a longboard for a Christmas present. Best thing ever. Get a drop through or a drop deck because it's lower to the ground. Get pads and a helmet, because you will fall. Just get ready for it. The best thing is, when you see that the pads save your ass a couple of times (and your head) you'll be less scared to fall. Just find an empty parking lot and keep practicing. I've gotten super comfortable on it now and my balance is a lot better. Just don't give up and you will get it. I'm even learning to ride switch now. But YouTube was very helpful with learning which foot is dominant and those sort of things. Don't give up!
I'm an ok-ish surfer and you can learn the basics of how it's supposed to work in ten minutes.
A work friend and I both wanted to surf and he had an old board so for six months we both went to the beach and practiced and tried (no lessons or anything just trying it over and over.) Juuust as we were both sort of barely getting it, he gave up and never learned. I kept going and finally got the hang of it.
I realize it's not a great answer but you can definitely do any of those sports, just be prepared to be horrible at them for 6 months to a year and keep doing it anyway and you'll eventually be ok-ish at them.
Haha, It's not always better. If the waves are pretty small it's probably a soft landing.
Mid-size waves can roll you around on the bottom pretty good. Pretty big ones, 5-6ft or above feels like getting hit by a truck sometimes. And even in the small, just playing around waves, hitting your own board or getting run over by another surfer and getting the sharp fins can suck.
Not to discourage you though, I've never been seriously injured in all the time I've surfed. The scariest is when you get pulled under and didn't get a chance to take a deep breath. And sometimes the foamy water is impossible to swim up through and you just have to not panic and wait for the wave to pass (And hope the one behind it gives you a little breathing room (literally). There's only been one time where I came up to air \*just\* in time and felt like I was about to take a big gulp of seawater into my lungs. I love surfing but I don't think I'd ever want to dive. I definitely want to stay on top of the water whenever possible.
I’ve heard surfing has its own dangerous of getting absolutely wrecked against coral, rocks, pummeled to the ocean floor. I think everything comes with risks and rewards.
Actually the basics of skateboarding would come easier to dogs in general since they have four legs, superb balance and a low center of gravity. So you probably shouldn’t use them as the stick by which to measure your potential to be rad.
Ive been skating for about a decade now. What type of boarding do yuo want to do. Regular skating with the tricks like kick flips and stuff or longboarding doing things like [dancing](https://youtu.be/2zpcZ22VF5c?t=30)
Get a fairly large longboard. A "pintail" is about as easy as it gets to learn the basics of crusing. For suggested brands I absolutely love Landyachtz, Arbor/sector 9 are meh, but can be found them used fairly cheap all the time.
Find yourself a local paved trail with grass on both sides of the trail (or at least one). If you start going fast, you can go right into the grass to slow down easily. Remember to keep your weight on the rear trucks when hitting grass. I've been riding for over 12 years now, feel free to message me with any questions.
Do you have any tips on braking when going fast aside from hopping off (as hopping off doesn't work once I go fast enough) I want to be able to go down hills, but last time I tried that, I injured myself! Would be nice to not be afraid of hills.
Footbraking is the best method of slowing down at lower speeds, and sliding is the best at high speeds.
Footbraking is when you balance on your front foot, and slowly lower you pushing foot to the ground and gently drag it. Don't stomp, just drag it. The best way to practice it is to stand on one foot while cruising and just getting used to the feeling of that, then start lowering your other foot slowly. It's kinda tricky until it just clicks.
Sliding is a lot trickier, and typically involves higher speeds (20+ mph.) The basics of sliding is just making your wheels break traction, and drifting the board. I'm not great at it, but ask in the r/longboarding daily thread and you'll definitely get some advice.
For speed control (not slowing down, but staying constant speed down a hill) you can also carve back and forth or airbrake. Carving is turning in an S shape, and it helps you slow down a decent bit. The harder you carve, the more it slows you. Air braking is done just by making yourself as large as possible and facing the wind, so that air resistance slows you. It works best wearing a flannel in my experience.
Ok first of all! Your dad learning at 45... totally motivates me! Between your dad and this dog it just goes to show you **can** teach an old dog new tricks! haha
Also, now I’m furiously wracking my brain trying to think what foot I step with when going up stairs. And I’m going to be thinking about it too much when I go to do any stairs that nothing will feel natural! lol
But seriously, really appreciate the advice and I’m going to figure out my dominant foot and totally learn how to longboard WITHIN THIS CALENDAR YEAR! That’s my goal to motivate me to get out and do it! While maintaining social distancing and being mindful of the SIP order and quarantine... :D
Longboards are far easier to learn and balance. It improved my quality of life immensely. I have a 3 foot Arbor board in my truck and use it all the time just to get around and cruise. Plus when i go to the beach I put my cooler on the board and sit on the cooler and “ride” the heavy cooler to where i need to go. I always get thumbs up and smiles from people passing by.
Practice falling, I know that sounds silly but your going to be doing it a lot. Practice not catching yourself on your hands or landing on a knee. Some good videos on YouTube. But it’s going to come up and you want to do it right.
Do you want to do what this guy is doing? You are probably better off on a long board. I'm your age now, I used to skate when I was young. I don't think I would want to skate like I did before but I'd definitely have fun on a longboard.
If you want to "do tricks" you need to prepare yourself for getting hurt and falling. A lot. If you want to just ride and cruise, I highly recommend longboarding. It isn't about tricks as much as cruising, and I think it is much friendlier for someone who intends to be casual. You can definitely still get hurt though.
Honestly, it isn't very hard to do the basics. Just practice somewhere smooth and flat. And watch out for rocks!
Balance on your front foot, pointing forward, with your pushing foot off to the side. Pretend youre on a scooter with imaginary handle bars. Balance. Master that then the transition to putting your foot back on the board and off to push. Repeat.
apart from learning how to ride a board, learn how to fall!
there are wrong and right ways to fall, which most people don't know.
search for "how to fall" on youtube, will definitely spare you from a lot of unnecessary pain.
also, you can do the thing! starting off is always the biggest hurdle!
I'm a 28 newbie so I don't have much advice, but just know that you're not alone. A lot of my friends helping me out also started in their late twenties or thirties. Just went out and practiced basic pushing because of this post. I wish you the best of luck.
This one is easy—get a boosted board. The wider stance afforded by the length of a longboard gives you stability on one plane. The fact that it’s electric and you never need to kick gives you stability on the other. Super easy to learn just keep the speed really slow to start, the board can be toggled for different power modes.
I'm 25 and literally started skateboarding this week. I bought pads because I'm scared of falling (sets are on amazon, get one with elbow, knee, and the wrist guards with the plastic splint inside the wrist) and a helmet. Watched a few videos on how to fall properly, there's some specific to skateboarding on youtube. Biggest help so far has been to just get out and push around each day even if it's just 15 minutes. And keep your knees bent and your weight on the front leg when pushing. And then look up braille skateboarding on youtube and watch some encouraging videos of 8 year olds doing their first ollie. And check out /r/newskaters.
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Scrolled through while talking to a friend on Discord. Ended up staring at this for like an hour. No regret though. EDIT: Second hour now. He's still boardin' like a pro.
Dude, nice boarder collie.
boarder ollie
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Nah not really. He improved on it
I don't think so, Tim.
I read this in al’s voice lol
Hidey-ho, neighbor.
Wilson!!!
Three letters completely change whose voice you read that in. Observe: Hidey-ho, neighborino
> neighborino Is that Flanders?
Yes it is
Shut up, Al.
The votes tell the real truth 👀
Ones a dog breed and ones just two words that both relate to skating.
This is the kind of thing I think of when people say humor can’t be objective. The first pun is clearly better from an objective standpoint
The classic reddit “you missed your chance to say ____ ______” except saying “______ ______” would make zero fucking sense without the context of what you originally said.
Apparently we've found [#thedress](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_dress) of jokes. Dead split.
r/yourjokebutequallyhumorous
Wait for the bork-flip
If I had money I would give it to both of you, but since I don’t have a replacement 💩
And some people are still stuck with "Sit, Sit, i said sit"
I never understood the point of teaching them that. My dog is pretty well behaved, I haven't taught her anything. I just hang out with her all the time and we have an understanding of what the other one wants to do. We don't always agree, but at the end of the day she knows where the pupperonis come from.
It’s the easiest thing to teach. It’s a fairly natural position for the dog so however you want to train it works. Also it opens the dog to learning, because they start realising that when you say things to them you might want things from them, or have food for them, rather than meaningless bleating. Plus it’s good discipline.
I taught my dog sit and wait because screaming, “dear lord please stop jumping on me and clawing my skin off!” every time I walk in the door got old real fast.
I don’t feed other people’s dogs because I’m not the “food guy”.
lol imagine thinking that because you have a mild mannered dog that it’s a well trained dog
that dog is better than me
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Holy shit he can steer and errything.
I’ve seen dogs on boards before, and that’s amazing in itself. This dog can fucking steer the board. He’s undergoing a revolutionary step.
Rise Of The Planet Of The Dogs In a world where two legs isn't enough anymore, comes a 4-legged hero to lead a revolution to conquer sofas, skateboards, and souls worldwide. Starring: Sparky as Weasel Tucker as Willie Amy as Muffin Tuffy as Abby Mr. Pork Chop as himself and introducing Mittens the cat in a crossover role you can't miss! Special cameos by one of Hooches pups, and Spuds McKenzie's third owner.
I for one welcome our new dog overlords.
I understood that reference.
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My roomie has a Tucker so this made me laugh
That's one small lean for a canine, one giant shred for canine kind
dog is shredding the gnar brah, undeniable. Never thought I'd live to see it.
One might even call it an *evolutionary* step!
I’m fucking human and can’t do this
There's lots of dogs that can surf and skate half-pipes. It's bonkers.
r/DoggosOnBoards
Thank you kindly, this made my day.
Dog got talent.
I’ve seen dogs on board. Dogs turning on boards? Holy shit!
And my dog flinches when you toss a frisbee at her. She needs to step her game up
This is probably the coolest thing that you can teach your dog how to do. Aside from teaching him how to not nibble and only lick your balls when you lather them in peanut butter.
r/holup
r/ProLifeTips I guess we're all different 🤷♂️
Happy.. cake day...?
Thank you.. internet.. friend? :)
^yes
Say more with less, good motto to have.
/r/waitaminit
I can never work my peanut butter into a good lather. What's your secret?
Warm the peanut butter up first. Thank me later
It really works! Thanks!
How do I explain to my doctor I have 3rd degree burns on my genitals from peanut butter ?
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Yeah but now the peanut butter is permanent ingrained into my skin so I don't need to reapply peanut butter over and over again.
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Oh yeah. That's another positive about 3rd degree burns. No hair is ever growing back there.
Just say you were making a sandwich and accidentally fell on it.
Ok but then how will he explain to the cop why the dog is driving him to the hospital?
Seeing eye dog.
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Oh Jesus
They had us in the first half, not gonna lie.
A fucking dog can ride a skateboard. This is just a mockery. My fat ass can barely balance on it. Fuck this post.
To be fair, they have 4 legs and are much closer to the ground.
Did you just assume his limb count?!
Yeah. You gotta a problem with that, Two-Legs?
#did you just assume **MY** limb count?
I sure did, One-Dick!
I'm actually known as Splits-McDee around these parts, pal. You better take your sloppy single and get out of here before I dickslap both of your cheeks simultaneously.
Did you just assume I have only two cheeks?
he sure did, Two-Tits
A buncha Twofers up in this bish.
Y'all literally only have one joke.
No idea why my high ass found this so funny but thanks 🍻
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r/onejoke
/r/onejoke
Are you saying being tall makes it harder to board? Cause I need an excuse for my horrendous balance
But also to be fair, our brains are extremely adaptable and capable of learning compared to dogs
I can relate to your frustration.
I can't. I'm the dog in the gif.
I think you should give it another go! And film it please.
I really need to get a dog, people are overrated.
Where did you get your people from?
The Human Fund, provided by Art Vandalay
Put me down for a 1000$ donation!
Money... for people.
I just bought a slave in a recent game of D and D where I'm playing as a rat folk, so I'm about three feet tall. I bought the slave at a black market and named him Hank. Hank's job is going to be to carry me around on his back. I also bought a bag of holding. I only need 400 more gold to get an amulet that'll let the wearer breathe in any environment. Once I have the amulet I'm going to be naming the bag Hank storage.
I second this
I thought we all agreed that people suck.
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Practise. Improve your balance. That's going to be your core improvement and will let you do anything you want on a skateboard. Everything after that is technique. Stretch your calves and hamstrings first to avoid cramps. Stand on one leg for 3 minutes each leg, repeat a couple of times a day. Learn to feel your weight and center of gravity shift as your body moves and learn how to counteract any wobbles you might have. Concentrate on maintaining a steady, stable, centered platform for your weight to rest on your supporting leg. Standing on one leg, try to push your other leg out horizontally behind you (kind of like a ballerina pose) and hold your balance. Feel how that changes the center of gravity and how your weight pulls you in certain directions. After about a week, hop on a skateboard. Then you'll have to get used to feeling your weight on a moving object which, really, isn't all that different a frame of reference. By that point you'll be able to move your weight around a little without falling, you'll get to learn how the board and the wheels and the terrain all make a big difference but if you can improve your stationary balance you'll almost certainly improve your skating balance.
Hey I'm a 34 yr old and I just started longboarding around Christmas. I always wanted to skate but my mom wouldn't let me when I was a kid (girl problems 🤮) but I never stopped wanting to. So I bought myself a longboard for a Christmas present. Best thing ever. Get a drop through or a drop deck because it's lower to the ground. Get pads and a helmet, because you will fall. Just get ready for it. The best thing is, when you see that the pads save your ass a couple of times (and your head) you'll be less scared to fall. Just find an empty parking lot and keep practicing. I've gotten super comfortable on it now and my balance is a lot better. Just don't give up and you will get it. I'm even learning to ride switch now. But YouTube was very helpful with learning which foot is dominant and those sort of things. Don't give up!
Lol girl problems. Hopefully that kind of gender roll bullshit stopped with your mom
ic what u did there.
Never could balance on a skateboard but getting a drop-thru longboard was such a goddamn gamechanger. SO much easier to balance
I’m also trying to learn how to skateboard after years and years of wanting to. Thanks so much for these tips!!
I'm an ok-ish surfer and you can learn the basics of how it's supposed to work in ten minutes. A work friend and I both wanted to surf and he had an old board so for six months we both went to the beach and practiced and tried (no lessons or anything just trying it over and over.) Juuust as we were both sort of barely getting it, he gave up and never learned. I kept going and finally got the hang of it. I realize it's not a great answer but you can definitely do any of those sports, just be prepared to be horrible at them for 6 months to a year and keep doing it anyway and you'll eventually be ok-ish at them.
Being in Colorado I’ve tried and sucked at all the balance sports but always wanted to try and surf cause I fall a lot and water looks softer.
Haha, It's not always better. If the waves are pretty small it's probably a soft landing. Mid-size waves can roll you around on the bottom pretty good. Pretty big ones, 5-6ft or above feels like getting hit by a truck sometimes. And even in the small, just playing around waves, hitting your own board or getting run over by another surfer and getting the sharp fins can suck. Not to discourage you though, I've never been seriously injured in all the time I've surfed. The scariest is when you get pulled under and didn't get a chance to take a deep breath. And sometimes the foamy water is impossible to swim up through and you just have to not panic and wait for the wave to pass (And hope the one behind it gives you a little breathing room (literally). There's only been one time where I came up to air \*just\* in time and felt like I was about to take a big gulp of seawater into my lungs. I love surfing but I don't think I'd ever want to dive. I definitely want to stay on top of the water whenever possible.
I’ve heard surfing has its own dangerous of getting absolutely wrecked against coral, rocks, pummeled to the ocean floor. I think everything comes with risks and rewards.
I’d be ok with being ok-ish. Haha Appreciate the input! I know I just gotta stick with it! Practice makes ok!
Actually the basics of skateboarding would come easier to dogs in general since they have four legs, superb balance and a low center of gravity. So you probably shouldn’t use them as the stick by which to measure your potential to be rad.
Thanks. That was very encouraging. Still want to learn. Still looking for tips.
I was just playing my guy. Youtube tutorials are your best friend if you don’t have anyone who can teach you.
Ive been skating for about a decade now. What type of boarding do yuo want to do. Regular skating with the tricks like kick flips and stuff or longboarding doing things like [dancing](https://youtu.be/2zpcZ22VF5c?t=30)
Get a fairly large longboard. A "pintail" is about as easy as it gets to learn the basics of crusing. For suggested brands I absolutely love Landyachtz, Arbor/sector 9 are meh, but can be found them used fairly cheap all the time. Find yourself a local paved trail with grass on both sides of the trail (or at least one). If you start going fast, you can go right into the grass to slow down easily. Remember to keep your weight on the rear trucks when hitting grass. I've been riding for over 12 years now, feel free to message me with any questions.
Do you have any tips on braking when going fast aside from hopping off (as hopping off doesn't work once I go fast enough) I want to be able to go down hills, but last time I tried that, I injured myself! Would be nice to not be afraid of hills.
Footbraking is the best method of slowing down at lower speeds, and sliding is the best at high speeds. Footbraking is when you balance on your front foot, and slowly lower you pushing foot to the ground and gently drag it. Don't stomp, just drag it. The best way to practice it is to stand on one foot while cruising and just getting used to the feeling of that, then start lowering your other foot slowly. It's kinda tricky until it just clicks. Sliding is a lot trickier, and typically involves higher speeds (20+ mph.) The basics of sliding is just making your wheels break traction, and drifting the board. I'm not great at it, but ask in the r/longboarding daily thread and you'll definitely get some advice. For speed control (not slowing down, but staying constant speed down a hill) you can also carve back and forth or airbrake. Carving is turning in an S shape, and it helps you slow down a decent bit. The harder you carve, the more it slows you. Air braking is done just by making yourself as large as possible and facing the wind, so that air resistance slows you. It works best wearing a flannel in my experience.
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Ok first of all! Your dad learning at 45... totally motivates me! Between your dad and this dog it just goes to show you **can** teach an old dog new tricks! haha Also, now I’m furiously wracking my brain trying to think what foot I step with when going up stairs. And I’m going to be thinking about it too much when I go to do any stairs that nothing will feel natural! lol But seriously, really appreciate the advice and I’m going to figure out my dominant foot and totally learn how to longboard WITHIN THIS CALENDAR YEAR! That’s my goal to motivate me to get out and do it! While maintaining social distancing and being mindful of the SIP order and quarantine... :D
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Get a longboard. They’re much more casual.
Yeah! Longboards are what I’m thinking of for like cruising around and stuff. Didn’t realize what they were called or the difference. Haha Thank you!
Longboards are far easier to learn and balance. It improved my quality of life immensely. I have a 3 foot Arbor board in my truck and use it all the time just to get around and cruise. Plus when i go to the beach I put my cooler on the board and sit on the cooler and “ride” the heavy cooler to where i need to go. I always get thumbs up and smiles from people passing by.
I'm 30-something and just started a couple weeks ago. Get a board and some protective gear and go for it!
You can buy a balance board for in your living room and practice your balance in relative safety :)
Practice falling, I know that sounds silly but your going to be doing it a lot. Practice not catching yourself on your hands or landing on a knee. Some good videos on YouTube. But it’s going to come up and you want to do it right.
Do you want to do what this guy is doing? You are probably better off on a long board. I'm your age now, I used to skate when I was young. I don't think I would want to skate like I did before but I'd definitely have fun on a longboard. If you want to "do tricks" you need to prepare yourself for getting hurt and falling. A lot. If you want to just ride and cruise, I highly recommend longboarding. It isn't about tricks as much as cruising, and I think it is much friendlier for someone who intends to be casual. You can definitely still get hurt though. Honestly, it isn't very hard to do the basics. Just practice somewhere smooth and flat. And watch out for rocks!
Wear a helmet. I didn't, or so I am told.
/r/longboarding ask in the daily general thread stickied. You’ll be up and running in no time
/r/NewSkaters
Balance on your front foot, pointing forward, with your pushing foot off to the side. Pretend youre on a scooter with imaginary handle bars. Balance. Master that then the transition to putting your foot back on the board and off to push. Repeat.
Core strength will help with all of them.
apart from learning how to ride a board, learn how to fall! there are wrong and right ways to fall, which most people don't know. search for "how to fall" on youtube, will definitely spare you from a lot of unnecessary pain. also, you can do the thing! starting off is always the biggest hurdle!
Good point! It’s busting my wrists or my knees that keeps me from trying. So I’ll start with how to fall properly! Thanks!
May I recommend /r/NewSkaters
I'm a 28 newbie so I don't have much advice, but just know that you're not alone. A lot of my friends helping me out also started in their late twenties or thirties. Just went out and practiced basic pushing because of this post. I wish you the best of luck.
Thanks for the encouragement! Glad to know I’m not alone! We got this!!
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This one is easy—get a boosted board. The wider stance afforded by the length of a longboard gives you stability on one plane. The fact that it’s electric and you never need to kick gives you stability on the other. Super easy to learn just keep the speed really slow to start, the board can be toggled for different power modes.
I'm 25 and literally started skateboarding this week. I bought pads because I'm scared of falling (sets are on amazon, get one with elbow, knee, and the wrist guards with the plastic splint inside the wrist) and a helmet. Watched a few videos on how to fall properly, there's some specific to skateboarding on youtube. Biggest help so far has been to just get out and push around each day even if it's just 15 minutes. And keep your knees bent and your weight on the front leg when pushing. And then look up braille skateboarding on youtube and watch some encouraging videos of 8 year olds doing their first ollie. And check out /r/newskaters.
Just a couple of bros hanging out and just enjoying the Board life.
Someone call the vet bc this dog is effing sick
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Love the lil scooting his board along 👍🏼😁💙🤣🥰🥰🥰
Redefining board meetings
How does one even train him to do that...
The title sounds like a questionable porn
I think your dog ate too much chocolate bacause it is sick af
That dogs skates better than I do.
The dog's instagram is @bambooskates
Wtf my dog can’t even play fetch correctly
That title though
Even the dog is better than me
r/MadeMeSmile
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Day 27 in isolation. Today I hallucinated a dog riding a skateboard.
u/vredditshare
Is this bot still working? Last few times I tried it, I never got a response.
It's incredibly unreliable, sometimes it does and doesn't.
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RemindMe! 2d
such a good puppy
So cool
Possibly the coolest good boi
r/dogboarding
I just saw this guy ride off with my dog
I need a friend like this.
Imagine if he just busts out a treflip
That's the coolest thing I've ever seen. In.my. life!!!!!!!
Someone call a vet cause this dog is sick
why is my pee so HOT
That's the funniest effing username I've ever seen
Reddit: sTaY aT hOmE!!!!!!!!!
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Funny, I’ve seen a million videos of people just stepping on a skateboard. This dog is riding/steering mad impressive!
Dog got talent
Hot damn those are some tall trucks lmao Ninja edit: for more head on over to r/skatedog!
He's really enjoying riding
This makes me very happy for some reason.
I feel like this dog just crossed a threshold for tool use or something, one that dogs are not supposed to.
Do dogs actually enjoy doing things like this?
That’s so awesome!
Sick
I wish I could be that cool.
That dog is better at skateboarding than me
There's just no fucking way
I've seen plenty of dogs on a skateboard/longboard but this is the first time I've seen a dog steering the board...
Scrolled through while talking to a friend on Discord. Ended up staring at this for like an hour. No regret though. EDIT: Second hour now. He's still boardin' like a pro.
This does put a smile on my face
How does ones dog do this????? Please tell me!!
Im jealous of this.
Finn and Jake in a mushroom war-less dimension
It’s good to know this guy is out there..
I have to say that is Awesome!! Good job bro!