Slap GPT sucks and isn't funny

[frontsideNECKTIE]

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“Ideal 3 trick ledge line”


Trick 1: Backside 5-0 grind - Approach the ledge with moderate speed, pop onto it and lock into a backside 5-0 grind. Hold the grind for a second or two, then pop out.

Trick 2: Frontside 180 out - As you pop out of the 5-0 grind, initiate a frontside 180-degree spin and land smoothly, facing the opposite direction.

Trick 3: Switch frontside boardslide - Without hesitation, continue skating towards the ledge and set up for a switch frontside boardslide. Pop onto the ledge, slide on the edge of the board with the front truck and pop off, landing safely on the ground.

This line combines technicality, style, and flow, and requires a good amount of skill and confidence to execute properly. Of course, there are countless variations and combinations of tricks that you can try, so feel free to get creative and experiment with your own 3 trick ledge lines!

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1.  Going fast.  Suski grind 3-stair.

2.  Two casual pushes, nollie flip trick of your choosing.

3.  Pull up front pant leg, approach another ledge frontside.  Still going fast.  Front 180 switch crook (hold that shit), clean pop out.

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What about the hand steeze? Cross-armed, or hands down?

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Keep them shits down.  Don’t want to see anything above the waist.

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But maybe flick your wrists up, like in a "ooh dang thats hot" kinda fashion

[close]

Okay but seriously, what if someone held a long-ass crooked and did this motorcycle move, but super solid and controlled

[Kook Me Amadeus]

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“Ideal 3 trick ledge line”


Trick 1: Backside 5-0 grind - Approach the ledge with moderate speed, pop onto it and lock into a backside 5-0 grind. Hold the grind for a second or two, then pop out.

Trick 2: Frontside 180 out - As you pop out of the 5-0 grind, initiate a frontside 180-degree spin and land smoothly, facing the opposite direction.

Trick 3: Switch frontside boardslide - Without hesitation, continue skating towards the ledge and set up for a switch frontside boardslide. Pop onto the ledge, slide on the edge of the board with the front truck and pop off, landing safely on the ground.

This line combines technicality, style, and flow, and requires a good amount of skill and confidence to execute properly. Of course, there are countless variations and combinations of tricks that you can try, so feel free to get creative and experiment with your own 3 trick ledge lines!

[close]

1.  Going fast.  Suski grind 3-stair.

2.  Two casual pushes, nollie flip trick of your choosing.

3.  Pull up front pant leg, approach another ledge frontside.  Still going fast.  Front 180 switch crook (hold that shit), clean pop out.

[close]

What about the hand steeze? Cross-armed, or hands down?

[close]

Keep them shits down.  Don’t want to see anything above the waist.

[close]

But maybe flick your wrists up, like in a "ooh dang thats hot" kinda fashion

[close]

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Okay but seriously, what if someone held a long-ass crooked and did this motorcycle move, but super solid and controlled

These would’ve been good questions for that GPT fellow.  But y’all went and killed the golden goose just as it was being birthed.

[mfweeno]

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“Ideal 3 trick ledge line”


Trick 1: Backside 5-0 grind - Approach the ledge with moderate speed, pop onto it and lock into a backside 5-0 grind. Hold the grind for a second or two, then pop out.

Trick 2: Frontside 180 out - As you pop out of the 5-0 grind, initiate a frontside 180-degree spin and land smoothly, facing the opposite direction.

Trick 3: Switch frontside boardslide - Without hesitation, continue skating towards the ledge and set up for a switch frontside boardslide. Pop onto the ledge, slide on the edge of the board with the front truck and pop off, landing safely on the ground.

This line combines technicality, style, and flow, and requires a good amount of skill and confidence to execute properly. Of course, there are countless variations and combinations of tricks that you can try, so feel free to get creative and experiment with your own 3 trick ledge lines!

[close]

1.  Going fast.  Suski grind 3-stair.

2.  Two casual pushes, nollie flip trick of your choosing.

3.  Pull up front pant leg, approach another ledge frontside.  Still going fast.  Front 180 switch crook (hold that shit), clean pop out.

[close]

What about the hand steeze? Cross-armed, or hands down?

[close]

Keep them shits down.  Don’t want to see anything above the waist.

[close]

But maybe flick your wrists up, like in a "ooh dang thats hot" kinda fashion

[close]

[close]

Okay but seriously, what if someone held a long-ass crooked and did this motorcycle move, but super solid and controlled

Ender at 4:40 - wish he would've rev'd it up a bit more, even though it's a boardslide and not a crook.

[Kook Me Amadeus]

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“Ideal 3 trick ledge line”


Trick 1: Backside 5-0 grind - Approach the ledge with moderate speed, pop onto it and lock into a backside 5-0 grind. Hold the grind for a second or two, then pop out.

Trick 2: Frontside 180 out - As you pop out of the 5-0 grind, initiate a frontside 180-degree spin and land smoothly, facing the opposite direction.

Trick 3: Switch frontside boardslide - Without hesitation, continue skating towards the ledge and set up for a switch frontside boardslide. Pop onto the ledge, slide on the edge of the board with the front truck and pop off, landing safely on the ground.

This line combines technicality, style, and flow, and requires a good amount of skill and confidence to execute properly. Of course, there are countless variations and combinations of tricks that you can try, so feel free to get creative and experiment with your own 3 trick ledge lines!

[close]

1.  Going fast.  Suski grind 3-stair.

2.  Two casual pushes, nollie flip trick of your choosing.

3.  Pull up front pant leg, approach another ledge frontside.  Still going fast.  Front 180 switch crook (hold that shit), clean pop out.

[close]

What about the hand steeze? Cross-armed, or hands down?

[close]

Keep them shits down.  Don’t want to see anything above the waist.

[close]

But maybe flick your wrists up, like in a "ooh dang thats hot" kinda fashion

[close]

[close]

Okay but seriously, what if someone held a long-ass crooked and did this motorcycle move, but super solid and controlled

[close]

Ender at 4:40 - wish he would've rev'd it up a bit more, even though it's a boardslide and not a crook.

Has anyone seen this obscure clip?  Little bar boy action there:

[lurkluke]

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“Ideal 3 trick ledge line”


Trick 1: Backside 5-0 grind - Approach the ledge with moderate speed, pop onto it and lock into a backside 5-0 grind. Hold the grind for a second or two, then pop out.

Trick 2: Frontside 180 out - As you pop out of the 5-0 grind, initiate a frontside 180-degree spin and land smoothly, facing the opposite direction.

Trick 3: Switch frontside boardslide - Without hesitation, continue skating towards the ledge and set up for a switch frontside boardslide. Pop onto the ledge, slide on the edge of the board with the front truck and pop off, landing safely on the ground.

This line combines technicality, style, and flow, and requires a good amount of skill and confidence to execute properly. Of course, there are countless variations and combinations of tricks that you can try, so feel free to get creative and experiment with your own 3 trick ledge lines!

[close]

1.  Going fast.  Suski grind 3-stair.

2.  Two casual pushes, nollie flip trick of your choosing.

3.  Pull up front pant leg, approach another ledge frontside.  Still going fast.  Front 180 switch crook (hold that shit), clean pop out.

[close]

What about the hand steeze? Cross-armed, or hands down?

[close]

Keep them shits down.  Don’t want to see anything above the waist.

[close]

But maybe flick your wrists up, like in a "ooh dang thats hot" kinda fashion

[close]

[close]

Okay but seriously, what if someone held a long-ass crooked and did this motorcycle move, but super solid and controlled

[close]

Ender at 4:40 - wish he would've rev'd it up a bit more, even though it's a boardslide and not a crook.

[close]

Has anyone seen this obscure clip?  Little bar boy action there:

if he doesn't rev his nollie tre...

[Steely Daniel]

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“Ideal 3 trick ledge line”




Trick 1: Backside 5-0 grind - Approach the ledge with moderate speed, pop onto it and lock into a backside 5-0 grind. Hold the grind for a second or two, then pop out.

Trick 2: Frontside 180 out - As you pop out of the 5-0 grind, initiate a frontside 180-degree spin and land smoothly, facing the opposite direction.

Trick 3: Switch frontside boardslide - Without hesitation, continue skating towards the ledge and set up for a switch frontside boardslide. Pop onto the ledge, slide on the edge of the board with the front truck and pop off, landing safely on the ground.

This line combines technicality, style, and flow, and requires a good amount of skill and confidence to execute properly. Of course, there are countless variations and combinations of tricks that you can try, so feel free to get creative and experiment with your own 3 trick ledge lines!

[close]

1.  Going fast.  Suski grind 3-stair.

2.  Two casual pushes, nollie flip trick of your choosing.

3.  Pull up front pant leg, approach another ledge frontside.  Still going fast.  Front 180 switch crook (hold that shit), clean pop out.

[close]

What about the hand steeze? Cross-armed, or hands down?

[close]

Keep them shits down.  Don’t want to see anything above the waist.

[close]

But maybe flick your wrists up, like in a "ooh dang thats hot" kinda fashion

[close]

[close]

Okay but seriously, what if someone held a long-ass crooked and did this motorcycle move, but super solid and controlled

[close]

Ender at 4:40 - wish he would've rev'd it up a bit more, even though it's a boardslide and not a crook.

He ain't revving nothing just in squatty potty stance taking a big fat dook.