I know some skaters are daredevils but I think this would be too much for even them to try. You’d need a huge downhill to first get enough speed to make the loop, then you’d have to hop like 3+ feet up onto the fairly narrow tabletop at the perfect moment while already going crazy fast. Not to mention how tight the loop is (but you can’t really tell in the OP, I only saw that in the thing I linked).
Like, I’ve been watching a lot of Andy Anderson vids lately, and he’s great and all, but ain’t no way
If it isn’t, this belongs in some Tony Hawk Pro Skater game, maybe someone could ROM hack in a new level.
I have no clue if the franchise or even genre is still really alive, I stopped following like a decade ago when Project Skate was announced, had to focus on schoolwork lol.
Serious question: This in a skate park?
As best I can find it’s an art installation in Wisconsin.
I know some skaters are daredevils but I think this would be too much for even them to try. You’d need a huge downhill to first get enough speed to make the loop, then you’d have to hop like 3+ feet up onto the fairly narrow tabletop at the perfect moment while already going crazy fast. Not to mention how tight the loop is (but you can’t really tell in the OP, I only saw that in the thing I linked).
Like, I’ve been watching a lot of Andy Anderson vids lately, and he’s great and all, but ain’t no way
Yeah, taking the loop would be suicide, but I was thinking more of doing tricks off the odd angles.
Thanks for the info (and the science lesson).
If it isn’t, this belongs in some Tony Hawk Pro Skater game, maybe someone could ROM hack in a new level.
I have no clue if the franchise or even genre is still really alive, I stopped following like a decade ago when Project Skate was announced, had to focus on schoolwork lol.
New release recently in the franchise, on gamepass and stuff.
Hah, it should be! But as far as I can tell, the picture is of an art installation. Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, in Wisconsin.