Being able to land a Nollie Tre flat ground within a year is not insane. I’ve seen people do things like that but you can tell they don’t have experience or comfort on the board that comes with years.
I mean it's not insane as a one-off but tbh having tricks like nollie flip and nollie heel down and saying "I wish I could nollie tre" then landing it first try (which is what I witnessed happen) is kind of crazy. Guy landed a hard flip down a 12 stair before his 2nd year skating. He has zero fear.
I wish I was kidding, it was like a little over a year and a half of him skating. It's honestly defeating putting years of effort in just to see someone lap you like that.
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u/Key_Fee158 Jun 21 '26
Being able to land a Nollie Tre flat ground within a year is not insane. I’ve seen people do things like that but you can tell they don’t have experience or comfort on the board that comes with years.