But what are their pronouns? You forgot to put that in there.
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The Skaters of the ERBB
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They are 38, 5'6 1/2, and weight: 150lbs; Vol.: 24L-26L
They live in Oside and Sign: Aries
As the great Elon Musk said about his son (now his daughter).
Sitting in the HNL airport right now waiting for my flight to LA to meet with Stacy Peralta and the original Bones Brigade for a project. I don’t get starstruck but this might be an exception!
I wouldn't consider myself a "skater" by any stretch of the imagination, but I spent some years at DMSR back in the day and haven't really been on a skateboard since the early 90's. My buddy took me to the Carmel Valley pump track a couple weeks ago, and I've never had so much fun on a skateboard. I've been back about 5 times in the past couple weeks. Ended up buying a nice little board to ride there. I totally suck, but it's so fun, and I'm hooked. Seems like the early morning crowds are all dads over 50 like me, just getting back on a board to re-live their youth 
Here's a little clip of a leg burner this morning that my buddy shot of me.
Here's a little clip of a leg burner this morning that my buddy shot of me.
Hey Mongo, the leash doesn't go on your front leg.I wouldn't consider myself a "skater" by any stretch of the imagination, but I spent some years at DMSR back in the day and haven't really been on a skateboard since the early 90's. My buddy took me to the Carmel Valley pump track a couple weeks ago, and I've never had so much fun on a skateboard. I've been back about 5 times in the past couple weeks. Ended up buying a nice little board to ride there. I totally suck, but it's so fun, and I'm hooked. Seems like the early morning crowds are all dads over 50 like me, just getting back on a board to re-live their youth
Here's a little clip of a leg burner this morning that my buddy shot of me.
How hard is it to learn how to bowl/pool skate and how bad would the slams be doing it? We have a skitz park here especially the pool.
Duu that pump track looks so fun. Mongo can be a hindrance in backyard pools and tight takeoff spots street skating. You’re all good on that pump track.
Usually doesn't end well but it's a blast.
You'll be fine. Wear a helmet and knee pads. Don't rawdog anything, just let your skills develop step by step and new learns will come naturally.
Disclaimer: I don't ever go in the bowl, I can't rock to fakie on a mini and I've been getting broke off at the skatepark three times this summer. Soon my knee has new skin
I’m just interested in potentially taking advantage of the huge bowl/other “chill” features and learning carves/improving my snowboarding. I’d wear hip pads along with knee wrist elbow and maybe even me Moto shoulders lol. I’d think the trick is master knee slides first?You'll be fine. Wear a helmet and knee pads. Don't rawdog anything, just let your skills develop step by step and new learns will come naturally.
Disclaimer: I don't ever go in the bowl, I can't rock to fakie on a mini and I've been getting broke off at the skatepark three times this summer. Soon my knee has new skin
Whats the style for dank old man boards/set ups?
Plus???
I wouldn't recommend trying to learn how to skate to anyone over the age of like 20. You will almost certainly slam. Not trying to be a downer. I love skating. I just think the skill of falling without hurting yourself is a thing best learned when young and lightweight.
I used to skate a pool pretty ok, in the 80's.by the time I hit 46 or so, I was done
I went to Kapolei to skate the bowls after work today. The sun is in your eyes until golden hour so I just rolled around the deck, grinded the mellow quarter pipes and slappied the parking blocks. I came out of a 50-50 slappy into wheel bite, next thing I know I’m looking up at the clouds. You don’t have to skate the bowls to slam. Haha.
Don't listen to the haters. Get a board and go skating
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