I read this as, “You will get to see my dad attempt an ollie”
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Really think the skate community will help blow up this video for you man.only a matter of time. Excellent work and great reporting and research. Do you mind if I ask what your background in training is ?
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Learning to Ollie isn't easy. Until you've learned to ride a board very comfortably you can't "feel" the board. It feels more like you're standing on this weirdly shaped piece of wood with wheels bolted to it. You don't feel the curves of the board and you can't quite get your legs and feet to feel comfortable or move correctly. Skaters will know what I'm talking about. Then gradually it begins to feel so natural and good, like walking barefoot on soft carpet. Then that Ollie becomes so natural it's like the board is magnetically attracted to your feet rather than you trying to bounce a chunk of wood off the ground and slide your foot up sandpaper
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Publishing a video tomorrow where you will get to see my sad attempt at an ollie.
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