Gryndo Scooters How To BS Crook

[Casey DeHaven]

By popular demand I got asked to make this, if you guys don't know the difference between a overcrook and a crook then watch this, stoked on the long fs overcrook I got on my element rail
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uvEYnzn0rE&feature=youtu.be
Thanks to Issac Miller and Ian Herncjar for showing me this trick

 

[BenKowalski.]

im pretty sure thats a back crook

 

[Casey DeHaven]

im pretty sure thats a back crook

Idk man I put the video as unlisted so I could figure this out but Ian and Issac Miller taught them to me so I just took their word for it i'll ask them about it

 

[Jamie Gantz]

im pretty sure thats a back crook

yup. you described a backside crook.

 

[Casey DeHaven]

yup. you described a backside crook.

Hmmmm I had my doubts but looks like i'm wrong on this one, maybe I described it to Ian or Issac wrong because they told me it was a FS Crook, welp my bad looks like I have to redo this video sikkkkkkkkkkk

 

[Anton]

Sorry to disappoint you Casey. I do believe that was a back crook.

 

[Casey DeHaven]

Sorry to disappoint you Casey. I do believe that was a back crook.

No worries man i'm fine with it, we live and we learn, only get better by learning haha

 

[issac p]

looks like a crooked grind to me. a crooked grind is like the lipslide version of an overcrook

 

[CallumR]

thats definitely 100% backside, you cant roll up to something facing with your toes away and do anything frontside

 

[Jamie Gantz]

yea if your heels are facing the rail as you roll up, its backside. because the rail is on your back side.

 

[.Gerrit]

crooks are where you hop over the bar and do an overcrook. Basically, you approach it fs and hop over the rail into a bs overcrook. That would be a fs crook. Or that's how I learned it.

 

[Casey DeHaven]

crooks are where you hop over the bar and do an overcrook. Basically, you approach it fs and hop over the rail into a bs overcrook. That would be a fs crook. Or that's how I learned it.

Exactly everyone listen to this guy, I understand the positioning makes it seem like a bs crook but you come at it backside and hop over into a fs crook basically
thats how Ian and Issac taught it to me anyways, this is literally one of the only tricks when your feet positioning is opposite like if you come at it bs and hop over into fs overcrook then its called a fs crook
that's how I learned it anyways

 

[Casey DeHaven]

yea if your heels are facing the rail as you roll up, its backside. because the rail is on your back side.

I realize this of course but that's how I was taught by Ian that this is a FS Crook even though the positioning makes it seem like a BS

 

[CallumR]

Exactly everyone listen to this guy, I understand the positioning makes it seem like a bs crook but you come at it backside and hop over into a fs crook basically
thats how Ian and Issac taught it to me anyways, this is literally one of the only tricks when your feet positioning is opposite like if you come at it bs and hop over into fs overcrook then its called a fs crook
that's how I learned it anyways

please re read what boo said again

 

[Casey DeHaven]

please re read what boo said again

EDIT: nvmd read it wrong

 

[Casey DeHaven]

You guys are correct

 

[.Gerrit]

wait, I'm right?

 

[Casey DeHaven]

If you are saying that this trick is a BS Crook then yes, me Ian and Issac all thought it was a FS but guess not

 

[Jamie Gantz]

wait, I'm right?

yesshhh

 

[.Gerrit]

If you are saying that this trick is a BS Crook then yes, me Ian and Issac all thought it was a FS but guess not

I wasn't saying anything about the video, I didn't even watch it. I'm saying that in a hypothetical scenario, if you were to approach a rail fs, and hop over the rail into a bs overcrook (so that the rear end of your deck is over the fs side of the rail), that would be a fs crook.