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I learned how to drop in but after successfully doing it i broke my front teeth 💀

1:05 was smooooth

I can go down on the ramp but dropping in gives me so much anxiety..

I see real progress!

Love these introspective and talky vids! Not hurt but my focus has been away from the gym so skating goes on the back burner until I can get my sessions in. But mentally and psychologically these are a great help!

I landed my body varial but the next day I can't😢

Your freestyle skating is on point. This type of skating is so damn hard, you need some serious balance and precision. Props to you. 👍

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Smoother and smoother with each day! Killing it :)

This is dope! I wanna blend some freestyle into my street skating to fill in some gaps. Add some flavor. 🤌

Thankyou from Philippines skateboarding🛹

Good progress 👌

This video is well explained and very detailed, you gave me more motivation to skateboard more. Thank you for this video and a bonus, the no. 1 trick is called the POPCORN.❤

what were those kneepads you were wearing?

Hey Sarah, freestyle tricks really suit you in my opinion.

Very helpful thank you

Your foot placement diagrams, and the way you made this tutorial in general, sets the standard for skateboarding tutorials IMO. The video isn't unnecessarily long either.

I rlly realized the impact of your environment when I went to California too. When I skated an average skatepark there, it was so much more advanced than what I was used to so I looked like a total beginner tho I wasn’t. It just goes to show that the average skater who grew up and skated in California is probably better than the average skater in my state because California is so skate friendly (obvs since skateboarding was invented there). It made me realize that I gotta skate more diverse parks and street spots and even though our parks aren’t as advanced, I’m hoping by diversifying the environments in which I skate, it will help me progress more!

im going to be on the east coast from the 25th to july 9th. Get ready to find a 4 stair

Sarah’s approach to skateboarding is very Karate….skating in essence is very martial arts and Sarah is a black belt, in my opinion

Denham Hill is a great skater

When Sarah says an 8.25 is a huge board, it’s kind of funny because I started skating in the mid 1980s and for me, gigantic fish tail 10” wide old school boards are my favorite….I literally hate popsicle shapes. I like going fast on big ramps with big wheels!

Sarah is one of my favorite skaters because you can just tell that she really has a love of skateboarding, she skates because she loves to skate

It was great to see you skate with Dan Corrigan!!

You are such an underrated youtuber!

I have been watching Dan since he was riding with 3Block and living in his car. He has an innate gift of teaching. It is truly where he shines. I found your channel from his. :)

Everytime I do an ollie I still can't get my back foot to get off the floor.... 💀💀😭😭

Youre legit such a fantastic teacher. Props. Maybe its your level of experience but if i dont wear like full pads doing freestyle i fall like 100s of times. I'll fall a few times skating street in general. Freestyle i get completely murdered. I think people can tend to make it look WAY easier than it actually is, and ITS ABSOLUTELY NOT.

Thank you for the tutorial, after practicing caspers today, this makes a lot of sense. I landed 2 today, but this will definitely help me land them more consistently!

I was actually thinking about how jealous I am of your pavilion. I live in Germany and when it rains here (and it rains a lot). I'm just out of luck. I'm having so much fun skating this summer but once the fall hits and it's always wet outside I'm not sure what I'm going to do.

Daaamn! I now understand the difference between "pressure" and "flip" I can"t wait to try these now! Thank you!

Greetings. I came across Dans channel, then yours and Nessa and bee. Low and behold, you all know one another other. Amazing how the world of skating works. I completely agree with you when it comes to skating and the environment. I grew up skating in the tri-state area. Philadelphia, New Jersey and Delaware. Now I live in South Florida. The closest thing I have too the terrain I loved skating is downtown Ft. Lauderdale. However, things are longer the same. Just about everything is skate stopped and security isn't playing around these days. Consequently, I haven't been there in years. These days I just skate what I find in my neighborhood. As skaters we have to adapt and learn how to do a lot with a little or what little one has obstacle wise. Congratulations on the three stairs. That is awesome that you skate multiple disciplines. Take care of yourself.

Just landed my first Shove it after this vid!!

I was stoked to see you show up in all those CA videos! Skate community is the best. I hope you find more of it.

Bro you're a skate icon

I was hyped on the kickflip you did up the euro gap in Dan’s video. I’ve never had the courage (or the right spot) to ollie up a euro gap, but that made me really want to try it. Also makes me want to visit Long Beach, I guess. Thanks for another great video!

Great job on the 3 stair!! 🔥 also, nice guitar and amp in the background 😎

34 and this is a video I've needed to watch since I was 13-

Mongo 4 Life!

“The human subject is not a pre given entity that exists prior to its interaction with the world, but rather, it is an ongoing process of intra action that is always in the process of becoming.” (Karen Barad) I never thought that I might feel the urge to qoute one of my biggest heroines here on youtube 😅 but here it fits! Thanks for another interesting Video 👏

“I’ve met some of my best friends through Instagram.” Who’s the best one though?

rubbery risers you can twist and bend recently tossed me when i was sliding to slow down flying down a hill. if you are liable to do this dont try them, i have the worst hip injury without breaking it.

Hey there Sarah. Just discovered your channel here in RUclips and I have to say I love your videos. I'm in my late forties and have just started stepping into the waters of my long forgotten youth hobby. Your videos are really nice and I absolutely do love the mix of thorough, clean-cut, rationalized dissection of the mechanical movements that you make, but also the mental and psychological description of your journey towards conquering fears and improving by baby-steps (loved when you say "I'm really a scary cat" in one of your videos ), which is really helpful for me as it really connects with the way my brain is wired. I feel like a total newbie around my also newbie board (just bought it a month ago) and we're starting to get to know each other and - bones of the trade - the second time I went to the park for a test-the-waters session, I landed a nasty fall and twisted my ankle, so im out for the next few weeks, and not really even warmed up my engines... So a quick question for you is how do you protect your ankles, shins, etc. I wear knees and elbows pads and helmet (being an old-timer I can't and shouldn't presume of a youths physical elasticity and resilience anymore) but noticed that in your vids you seem to wear some protective pads around your shins and lower legs. Could you maybe consider doing a vid on protection gear and exercises to robust you knees, ankles, etc? I feel like there's lots of stuff on the technical aspects of tricks , pushing and riding techniques but very little on the best protection gear and routines to robust your joints and prevent injuries to your body. Thanks a lot in advance. Greetings from Southern Europe. You have a new fan. Take care and keep it up with your work - you're a natural. (personal note: one thing I absolutely love about your videos is the soothing, calm and gentle tone of your voice and the soft nuances to your explanations. So refreshing to find these calm yet enlightening videos of yours in a world that is so taken up and overwhelmed by this in-your-face ferocious self-inflated attitude everywhere.)

Yeah it's amazing and undeniable the difference it makes when you skate with the right people. Amazing you could go hang out with Dan. One of my favorite skaters for sure. As an older member of a community where I live, I'm trying to help it out any way I can, and hopefully it can grow in a positive direction.

I get exactly what you’re saying. I currently live in LA and will be moving back east. I know I’m gonna miss how much skating is just apart of socal culture. However, on the flip side I feel like there’s so much more pressure to be good when skating (maybe it’s all in my head) when you live in a place with such a big scene.

caSper is a goto in freestyle skating. looks way cleaner than something like a revert and lets you get into rails in a really fun way. honestly, I absolutely love a casper

I recognize upstate NY when I see it. I grew up in a small town called Herkimer (exit 30 on the thruway).Now live in Montana and started skating again a couple of months ago and am picking up so much from your videos. Thanks, and carpet boarding for sure.

I've just got back into posting on IG, most of my content is for RUclips vids.. i really appreciate now how important it is to be able to see your skateboarding 🛹 journey and the progress you make 😎👊🔥💯 i just get myself stressed or feel pressured about how often to post and how much to post or indeed film to start with! I'm starting to find a bit of balance and hopefully these issues will become lesser as i just focus on posting what I WANT when I WANT 😜👍👊 do what feels right for you 👍👊😎 plus there's a whole awesome community of skaters on IG who can be so supportive and encouraging to each other, trick tips etc are often exchanged freely ❤

That kid totally aced that kicky 🎉 fair play Ricky

My skating has definitely been shaped by my environment. Specifically, my regular spot. It’s nearby, open at dawn, and rarely occupied (at least when I’m there). If not for this park, I’m not sure I’d have stuck with my return to skating (3years back this month 🎉🎉). Looking forward to seeing you tackle a four stair ✌️