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Rare skate tricks in super slow motion
It is not the same to see things go real speed of 1,000 frames per second, where everything is beautiful. Especially when you have to see the devilish twist to a wooden board. A group of North American professional skaters have used a high speed camera Redlake N3 to record this rare series of maneuvers with skate that reveal much of its idiosyncrasies. Since the names of skateboarding tricks are defined by common usage, and these tricks are not very common, some of them have been baptized for the occasion as nollie flip dolphin, Merlin hardflip pretzel or twist, to give us an idea of the intricacies of its implementation. Of course, seeing the images in detail the names take their explanation, because these guys turn the board around many different axis, and even combine several rotations for the same trick, as argued by purists urban antics. Nor is that they may do a "Tom Schaar," a 1080 ° spin in the air, or what is the same 3 x 360 ° full turns. We call it in the name of its creator, a 12-year-old last April left the world of Skate with open mouth for the first time to perform one of the most cherished and hard tricks there.
They had tried previously well recognized figures in the sport as Tony Hawk and Shaun White, and thousands of anonymous amateurs. But it was a brat light and jumping like the angels who did it. Too bad there was no camera then creeping to record in detail their implementation. However, it also takes a great team to record the essence of skateboarding. We also liked as does the Spanish Perropro, this time with just the HTC phone camera One This skatecamaraman and professional longboard skater Madrid, many ends Sunday in the Park West, where the true slope is not on the asphalt, but on the grass where children play to roll down. It's just another way to see the skate ...
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