I'm still struggling to figure out his claim that Heath Kirchart's Mind Field ender doesn't work because it lends itself to one-up-manship, when the entire point of that ender is that:
1. Heath one-ups himself within those two final clips, because he does the kickflip (that everyone already saw and is ender-worthy already) at the apex of the song and boom, the part keeps going and he does the backside flip in all black, and...
2. the first trick in his Stay Gold part is a frontside flip over the same gap in all white. There's continuity, there's presence, he did three amazing tricks over that gap, we remember those tricks. Sure, he got one-upped, but we still call it the Heath gap.
Same thing with his Stay Gold "ender," - the kickflip over the hydrant isn't the trick, the hill bomb and the flick off is the trick. It goes beyond the actual act of skateboarding, it's a personality thing, a presence thing.
Honestly, the vibe I get is that the only skateboarding Mark Suciu wants to intellectualize is his own.