Derrick14
05-29-2008, 08:49 AM
I need a short ( 5-10 lines) definition of flat ground skateboarding.
+ rep if I'm satisfied with it
+ rep if I'm satisfied with it
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View Full Version : Definition of "Flat ground" skateboarding Derrick14 05-29-2008, 08:49 AM I need a short ( 5-10 lines) definition of flat ground skateboarding. + rep if I'm satisfied with it J-Ros 05-29-2008, 08:51 AM Flat land basically includes all kinds of skateboarding done on a flat surface, with no obstacles. you can think of doing simple tricks on these flat grounds, like kickflips, or if you are MRCK or just have skills, better tricks. Also you can see most freestyle trick are included, since you mostly do your freestyle trick without any obstacles. Derrick14 05-29-2008, 08:53 AM Flat land basically includes all kinds of skateboarding done on a flat surface, with no obstacles. you can think of doing simple tricks on these flat grounds, like kickflips, or if you are MRCK or just have skills, better tricks. Also you can see most freestyle trick are included, since you mostly do your freestyle trick without any obstacles. Can you like, exclude the part about MRCK, I'm at school and they won know who they are, I need it for a project and I cant think of one :) 7evenUp 05-29-2008, 09:11 AM Flatground commonly refers to the performance of flip, grab or other tricks on a flat surface, without the use of obstacles such as rails, boxes or stairsets. The only things necessary are a skateboard and a place to skate, like a garage, street, or an empty parking lot. Vrait 05-29-2008, 09:17 AM Flatground is basically just that flat land, with no obstacles. Any tricks done one flat ground, whether its a flip trick, grab, or freestyle. It is considered a flatground trick. This style of skateboarding uses no rails or ramps. Just the plain old flat ground. This is the most common style of skateboarding. Since it can be done anywhere. Derrick14 05-29-2008, 09:21 AM Flatground is basically just that flat land, with no obstacles. Any tricks done one flat ground, whether its a flip trick, grab, or freestyle. It is considered a flatground trick. This style of skateboarding uses no rails or ramps. Just the plain old flat ground. This is the most common style of skateboarding. Since it can be done anywhere. Thanks anyway, I chose to use 7evenup's definition POUNSTER 05-29-2008, 08:29 PM you skate on land that is flat. 3OH!3 05-30-2008, 07:25 PM you skate on land that is flat. haha +rep:icon_clap punkybambi 06-02-2008, 12:36 PM technical flatground skateboarding is the performance of complicated maneuvers on flat ground; meaning that there are no ramps, rails, or any obstacles of any kind except a person and their skateboard this i think its the mean of freestyle and flatland denacem 06-02-2008, 12:41 PM technical flatground skateboarding is the performance of complicated maneuvers on flat ground; meaning that there are no ramps, rails, or any obstacles of any kind except a person and their skateboard they don't have to be complicated do they? :) Stevie Hunt 06-02-2008, 05:32 PM Flatland skate boarding is the freedom of skatin with out the needs of anything. its just u and the board. TheNoComplyKid 06-02-2008, 05:39 PM Flatground - No obsticles, just skating and enjoying it without skating on a certain object. Usually freestylers, MRCK (and his sets for GOS's) are good examples of creative flatground. So to sum it all up, flatground is a form of skateboarding without any obsticles. Just you and your skateboard. |
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