tutorials.

[Nick Baker]

im tired of seeing videos of how to do a trick and all they say is, "alright now for a double tailwhip you want to jump and spin the deck fast."
we know what your supposed to do
what i want to see in a tutorial is

what problems you had when you were learning the trick and how did you overcome them?

how long did it take you to learn?

the "secret" to the trick that most people dont know.

what tricks should you know before learning this?

half the tutorials these days teach you nothing. can we change that please?

 

[Casey DeHaven]

the thing about tutorials is though dude you only need to know how to do the trick to learn it, all the information is nice to know but it doesnt help in the end, its better for you to be outside trying over and over again to learn it then on the internet watching videos on how to do it, watch a video to get the basic idea then go practice yourself

 

[Blake]

In my tutorials I like to provide advice that other tutorials do not. Here is an example of one of mine here, tell me what you think.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctfQ6BEaVpE&feature=channel_video_title

 

[Jossy]

this is a great idea

 

[Jamie Gantz]

just learn the tricks yourself

 

[Tyler?]

just learn the tricks yourself

It doesn't hurt to get a pointer or two...

 

[Nick Baker]

yes^

and im all for learning it by yourself, but if you are just stuck on a trick it could help. and people are already making tutorials, why not make them better