Joe Manson
Member
i heart being able to flow and do really clean tricks, than to land everything sketch. flowing a line in a park, or carving a superbowl is 1000000000000000 times nicer than mad tech and sketch shit
wtf is styyle??
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Mark Abramsky
Member
yea whenever i see regular people it looks so weird cuz im goofyJacksonManzie said:
Stanio
EnDub Step
ahhhhhhhh i love this thread for some reason lol i think vary good style is what mike aitken and chase hawk do in park and also they just murder street and make everything look super steezy and muuuwaahhh haha and Chase DEheart shows you all that its easily possible to be stylish as fuuk and steezy in street son!
is jamie a female?
is jamie a female?
blakebailor
Member
Stan Smirnoff said:ahhhhhhhh i love this thread for some reason lol i think vary good style is what mike aitken and chase hawk do in park and also they just murder street and make everything look super steezy and muuuwaahhh haha and Chase DEheart shows you all that its easily possible to be stylish as fuuk and steezy in street son!
is jamie a female?
dakota roche man.
scoot4life639
Bronze member
nailed it.... i also believe goofy foot has a better style, but it also seems that regs have more tricks.Steven T said:
ski is a big disgrace the sport.
and one last thing, tech has no style and should only be used in moderation,
Jordan Jasa
Silver Member
i haven't noticed a difference in style in stances.
i think theres two types of style.
the first is what you look like when you ride. like it was said earlier, you can have bad style (sketch, too high/wide/small bars,etc), or good style (no parameters here). you can also have no style, meaning your riding isn't gross but not amazing either. if you have bad/no style, you can definitely learn to have good style (prime example: dylan).
and then riding style, which could be like flat/tech, big park, tech park, skate style, bmx park style, and more.
i think theres two types of style.
the first is what you look like when you ride. like it was said earlier, you can have bad style (sketch, too high/wide/small bars,etc), or good style (no parameters here). you can also have no style, meaning your riding isn't gross but not amazing either. if you have bad/no style, you can definitely learn to have good style (prime example: dylan).
and then riding style, which could be like flat/tech, big park, tech park, skate style, bmx park style, and more.
Devon Garcia
Member
stan is a big digrace to the sport?razorrider639 said:nailed it.... i also believe goofy foot has a better style, but it also seems that regs have more tricks.Steven T said:
ski is a big disgrace the sport.
and one last thing, tech has no style and should only be used in moderation,
Peter Luce
Bronze member
hahaha i was just about to say that.Devon Garcia said:stan is a big digrace to the sport?razorrider639 said:nailed it.... i also believe goofy foot has a better style, but it also seems that regs have more tricks.Steven T said:
ski is a big disgrace the sport.
and one last thing, tech has no style and should only be used in moderation,
jamiemac2005
Member
Stan Smirnoff said:chase hawk
is jamie a female?
@ the chase hawk being stylish bit: FUCK OFF. Chase hawk is a boost whore. Nuff said.
Oh and at the other bit nope =] male thanks. hahha!!
Ryan Upchurch
Member
i used to ride ski and my style hasn't changed one bit. I'm not saying my style is good, but i don't think it matters that much about your stance. riding ski does limit soe abilities due to foot placement but that often causes them to land in a regular or goofy stance.
my definition of style: how you work with your scooter. you don't have to have wide bars. wide bars makes your style look different, but it's your opinion whether you think it looks "better" or not. My definition of good style is: if you can just pick up your scooter and pretty much ride any terrain. In doing so, being able to "feel" what's beneath your feet, (whether it's air or the concrete) and make it your own.
my definition of style: how you work with your scooter. you don't have to have wide bars. wide bars makes your style look different, but it's your opinion whether you think it looks "better" or not. My definition of good style is: if you can just pick up your scooter and pretty much ride any terrain. In doing so, being able to "feel" what's beneath your feet, (whether it's air or the concrete) and make it your own.
Chris Harris
Chris Harris
flow ftw
Kc Corning
Bronze member
Style: A distinctive manner of expression, a particular manner or technique by which something is done, created, or performed.
Flow: Continuity of movement. When energy is released freely, we describe the movement as free-flowing. Energy can also be released in a controlled, restrained manner.
Both are actual definitions and relate to the Style/Flow riding technique.
Flow: Continuity of movement. When energy is released freely, we describe the movement as free-flowing. Energy can also be released in a controlled, restrained manner.
Both are actual definitions and relate to the Style/Flow riding technique.
rocket2530
Member
i reckon tht ppl who ride bike and thwn go to scooters have sick style