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If skateboarding had a tutorial and ricky just spawned outta nowhere to show you the basics

That is crazy amount of progress for one day!!

"I'm not giving him to much to handle right now" - :_ricky:

Goes ahead and completes 1-2 years progress in 1 session

That Ollie was legit. This dude straight crushed it!

As a beginner i just cried

after 1 day he dropped in it took me over a year of skating

I love seeing people learn on a skateboard from the beginning.  His ollie is already better than mine! 😵

Important for everyone here in the comments to remember he was a skimboarder. He started with a very similar feel for balance and foot position. That's a huuuuge advantage. Don't be discouraged when you spend longer just learning to push than this guy getting ollies.

the fact hes in shorts bothers me lmao, i NEVER skate in shorts anymore😭😭 learned my lesson

bro is the best begginer 😭😭

Bro is a prodigy, I learned an ollies four months ago and I still cant get ones as good and consistent as his

This was so rad!  For a beginner, he absolutely crushed it!  MAJOR props to him and props to Ricky for the coaching, too.

0:57 no no NO NO NOO! 😫 not the razor tailllll. its giving me flashbacks to when I did it for the first time and ruined my deck

Video idea: find a random stranger on the street who hasn't touched a board in his life and teach him how to do all the basics and maybe even learn him/her how to do a hardflip

This was awesome. This dude's superpower as a beginner is actually committing. That first try at an ollie there was no hesitation to try and land back both feet on the board. And for those newer skaters who are scared to drop in... Guy is brand new on the board and slipping out trying to stop or roll out fakie on a tiny ramp but he was able to drop in on that 1/4 pipe because he actually committed to the forward lean and smacking the wheels down. Great demonstration of how the challenge of dropping in is almost 100% mental, not actual physical difficulty. I'm sure every one who stands on the top of the coping for the first time HATES it when they hear us say "You just have to do it" but there's literally no other explanation or trick or anything, you really just have to effing do it haha.

He Ollie’s in a day it took me 8 months 😂😂 10:14 to

7:15 his laught😂

I love how you make him grip his own board that made me laugh ❤

"I'm not giving him to much to handle right now" -

Goes ahead and completes 1-2 years progress in 1 session