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Old 05-09-2011, 02:10 AM   #1
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Default How to Skate Downhill On a Longboard

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Besides a helmet and leather suit, you'll want to invest in some slide gloves and a proper pair of shoes. When you want to slow down, you'll either need to drag your foot on the ground, or slide. Since you don't know how to slide yet, you'll probably be dragging your feet a lot. Get some good shoes.

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If you feel like you can't ride the speed wobble out, jump off and start running. This is a lot better than thinking you can handle the wobbles and then falling off. If you do fall off, try to roll. Rolling is better than scraping.

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