How to PUMP on ANY BOARD! *EASY* (Longboard, skateboard, cruiser, etc) Tutorial 2021

I feel like the leg movement is almost like how you move them when youre on a swing to gain height and speed on those

Yes and Dinghys/Surf Skates tend to have the Fatty Hawg wheels which do make pumping distance even better! Great vid!

What’s the length of the surf skate you recommend for pumping?

all this time i thought pumping was just kicking

Hi, Im really struggling with this. Im 35, skated when I was younger, not long been getting into longboarding and really enjoying it but im just struggling pumping.

Why are you hideous?

this works for dance longboards

Thanks a lot, I think NOW I finally understood how pumping works. I've seen a lot of videos but never really got it. Now it'd practice practice practice...

YESS THISSS!

Today for the first time i pumped my old yamba with tunnel krakatoa wheels. I didn’t want it, i wasn’t thinikin about it and it came out naturally, it’s been so strange... usually i cruise with my slide surfskate, i can’t believe i can pump this little toy ( except the very good wheels and bearings). It’s very cool 😎

good demonstration! thank you!

YOU GOT MY BACK

thank you so much for this...you really explained it well

this is not a guy

Thanks guy

Can I pump on the landyacht drop cat 38?

I just started to skate for the first time in 6 years and it feels good to carve again 👍

Carving and pumping are not the same thing!

Thanks man..
Helped a lot..👆

Been looking at the gbomb brackets for pumping. Looks like you don't use a special setup. Do you loosen your trucks?

How do you pronounce your name?

Really good video man, easy to understand and straightforward

Can you pump cruiser board?

Hi man, I just bought a cruiser board with very little board experience, but I'm feeling really confident about it! I live on a campus so there's a lot of nice space to practice and your videos definitely help me too! Can't wait to be able to pump properly :)

I'm having trouble and I don't know if it is because the board is too stiff. I've been skateboarding for almost 30 years and am still trying to learn something new.

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BRO WHAT TYPE OF DOG IS THAT😂

rip in the chat

Nice

Oh man explaining it like a rip stick totally clicked for me. Stoked to go try!

how loose should i soften the screw on the wheels ?

Good Job! I'd love to see you cover the waterborne surfskate kit. I got one for my Loaded Omakase but Its my first board and am waiting until I am a little more skilled at riding.

gonna try it on my 40" stiff pintail wml 💀💀💀💀💀

Thank you your the best 👌 I'm just learning beginner when I get better I'm getting a electric skateboard. What do you think of electric skateboard? I'm only using for commute not for backflip because it break it.

If you focus on twisting your hips and arms together staying on the board you will get the feeling

It’s been 2 years since I watched your video, and now, I pump whenever I could, on my cruisers, my surf skates and my pintails. It’s so much more efficient to pump when already at high speed to sustain speed than to push. Thanks for the video!

I think I pushed the subslike button

Sweet ass dude ❤

Love skating hate sleeping! 🤣🤙

I was struggling with this for a while, every video I saw didn't help. I went longboarding after watching the video and almost immediately figured it out.

Best explanation for pumping ever

Nice tips, subbed for ths

Be careful pumping at higher speeds, I broke my elbow last week being a lil dum dum on a minicruiser. Was pumping while going too fast and slipped out. Awesome vid, keep em coming!

I'm struggling with trucks: How tight/loose they should be? I can sense your rare truck (longboard) is tighter than the front one, that's the way I use them. But I'm 38, so I'm not as energic as you are and of course want more stability rather than any other thing. Not sure If I should make the front truck looser as I already feel it bends a lot, but it still doesn't turn so stiff. Still haven't practiced the carving, but I'm up to it next.

I just learned (and now relearned) to ride at 32 and jumping while riding sounds like a good way to break a leg or neck. Any suggestions on how to do this at a more....advanced age?

Enjoyed this one.

Good video, I noticed your hat. Did you go to Minnetonka too?

This guy really knows the stuff!

Thank you very much