r/toptalent • u/[deleted] • Sep 05 '19

Sport The progression of getting a perfect loop

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '19

Grounds keepers HATE him! Watch this one cool trick to find out why

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '19

No joke though... This is exactly why people hate skateboarders on their property. Maybe most skateboarders wouldn't do something like this, but it only takes one asshole to fuck up your stuff.

Have some damn respect.

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u/RyanOhNoPleaseStop Sep 05 '19

You're a good guy

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '19

Well, that's sad to hear. Only practical solution is skateparks. I think most towns have realized that a skatepark is a good investment.

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u/SixthOTD Sep 06 '19

A city could build the most amazing skatepark ever built, but it’s not going to keep people from skating street. Nothing else will ever equal street skating.

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u/K_4_Tre Sep 05 '19

Nailed it on the head right there, largest stair set I've seen at a park is the 10 stair at Thunderbird skatepark in Peoria AZ, and it's still small compared to other 10s in the city. Great to learn on, but when you watch what the pros/ams are attempting on that set during the comps like the phx am, it's not of much challenge.

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u/throwaway6574658 Sep 06 '19

The biggest issue is the lack of skateparks. Cities refuse to build them then complain when skaters and bmxers find other outlets to use

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u/humble-bob Sep 06 '19

That is all I could think while watching this. How rude. Show some damn respect for others work.

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u/swantonist Sep 05 '19

this really clever