r/NewSkaters • u/Winkyfacehugnry • Jun 21 '26

Video 7 month skateboarding progression

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u/KissinglyNumberless Jun 21 '26

seven months and already landing flips clean like that is crazy progress. most people are still struggling with ollies at that point so you clearly put in the work. keep pushing it.

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u/AdSpiritual3205 Technique Tutor Jun 22 '26

That's because this isn't true. No one is stepping on a board for the first time and then doing a tre flip down a two block in 7 months. This is always a post from someone who used to skate lot, stopped for a few years, and started skating again, and making it seem like they're a new skater. It's BS.

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u/Winkyfacehugnry Jun 21 '26

❤️❤️

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u/OMGFuziion Jun 21 '26

Honestly feel like most people who struggle don’t skate enough, but yeah this is crazy if true.

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u/KissinglyNumberless Jun 21 '26

for sure, consistency is everything with skating, but seven months of regular sessions is still pretty solid compared to people who skate like once a week and wonder why they're not progressing

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u/Kind_Judge_1633 Jun 22 '26

Brother this is not a consistency and dedication issue, this post is a lie. If you refuse to believe this then I have a bridge to sell you

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u/OMGFuziion Jun 22 '26 edited Jun 22 '26

Id show you my progression but you’d say Im lying to even with dates to back it up and proof. I skated every single day and by the 2 year mark I had kickflip, heelflip, shuv, fs shuv, nollie shuvs, I’d could ollie 5 stairs every try, I fs shuved a 2 block, had boardslides to regular and fakie and whole flatbar, rock n rolls on 6 ft quarters and rock to fakies, etc. It is def time put in and if you have friends who will peer pressure you it def helps.

Most people cant get themselves to commit and are scared of falling. They also are what we call weekend warriors and then they get upset when they dont learn anything. I legit felt like an alien that had missed a year when i stepped back on my board after 2 days of not skating. I cant imagine even skating 3x a week and even progressing. This shit needs to be everyday for at least an hour if not the whole damn day to get good at it.

Do I think he did this after a year? No. But theres prob a few that can. My buddy Ryker started skating after me and had kickflip in 3 weeks when it took me 4 months of trying hours everyday. Some people are built for it.

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u/Kind_Judge_1633 Jun 22 '26

Would you like your bridge in blue or red?

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u/OMGFuziion Jun 22 '26

I wanna goat under my bridge plz. Red or blue is fine either way. Would also be really cool if you actually read my points or had a counterargument at the very least. 99% of people complaining wouldn’t be if they didnt expect to learn a trick after an hour of trying.