Bob Burnquist's 8 story $280,000 backyard Mega Ramp is pretty sick. This is the biggest skateboarding ramp in the world. I can't believe that they don't even mention Danny Way here. What's the deal with that.

So want to learn how to snowboard. Well, you've come to the right place. This article will show you the best and fastest way to learn how to ride. You'll be shredding in no time. (well maybe not shredding, but you will be riding fairly comfortably) On my first ever snowboarding trip, I wasted a full day trying to learn how to ride on my own and with some bad tips from friends who were trying to help, but were actually hindering me. I know you will be tempted to just get out there and try to go down the hill, but DON'T! You'll thank me later. There are 2 skills in snowboarding that you need to learn first before anything else. They are the foundation of snowboarding, and without them, you simply can't do it. Start out by finding a mellow hill (not too steep, but not flat). Most ski and snowboard resorts usually have a beginner area, and this is usually the best place to learn. Find a good place that's out of the way, sit down, and strap your boots into the bindings. Step 1: Heel Slide1. Starting out, you should be facing downhill with ...

Watch out Danny Way, it looks like Bob Burnquist is trying to get in on the whole "Evil Knievel" of skateboarding thing. This is a video of a way sick Mega Ramp, with a huge rail off the end set up on the edge of the grand canyon. The Idea is launch to grind to base jump. I have to say, this is pretty insane.

Dallas Rockvam's (of Element Skateboards) debut video part from the video journal that documents the travels, skateboarding & life of the element family.

Study this picture carefully to learn how to Olle Step by Step Ollie breakdown 1. If you are just leaning, it is probably best to learn to ollie standing still, or somewhere soft, like indoors on carpet, or in grass. This way, you can concentrate on the technique instead of worrying about falling. 2. Place your front foot near the middle of your skateboard, a few inches under your front bolts, and situate your back foot on the tail. 3. So keep in mind that you are basically jumping up in the air, so bend your knees and squat just as if you were just going to jump straight up in the air. 4. Pop the tail with your back foot, and at the same time jump up while sliding your front foot upward toward the front bolts. If done properly, the front of the board should go up first, flowing with you as you jump. 5. For additional height, tuck your knees while in the air, kind of crouching. 6. You should land with your front foot further up on on the board toward the bolts. TIP: Try practicing your ollie technique without a skateboard 1. Crouch 2. Jump off of your back foot, lifting ...

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1) You can start out doing this trick standing still (not rolling) until you get the hang of it. 2) You will need to position your back foot on the tail (Just like a regular ollie) and your front foot just below the bolts of your front truck. Your front foot should be angled just a little (toe pointing toward the front of the board). 3) Bend your knees. It's all about getting a low center of gravity. 4) Pop the tail just like a regular ollie, but as you slide your front foot forward and start to bring the board into the air, fling your front foot off the board at an angle, making it flip. 5) Once you have initiated the flip, crouch your legs again, wait for the full flip, and catch the board, making sure to land with your feet over the bolts. 6) Land and roll away.

I can remember the first time I ever saw a 360 flip done (other than Rodney Mullen). I went toSavannah Slamma 3 back in 1989, and Jason Lee was doing them. Now Jason Lee is a huge tv and movie star. Crazy.

Here, Stefan Janoski demonstrates 360 flips. "Show me the Way" is a different kind of trick tip dvd filmed entirely with wireless microphones so the instructions are layed out as the ... all » skateboarding happens. The video will feature a variety of terrain from flatground, curbs, ledges, and rails to pole jams, mini-ramps, pools and vert.