Wednesday, November 7, 2012
WeScooterTV Vlog v1: Scooter Kids
I'm not sure who all is associated with this but here we have Epic Skatepark's team manager/rider/employee talking to us about scooter kids. Listen up, because chances are you might be one of the people he's talking about, and could learn a thing or two. Subscribe to WeScooterTV if you wanna see more of their weekly vlogs.
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This is so queer.
ReplyDeleteits funny because more than half the kids that ride epic/this guy rides with are exactly these types of kids
ReplyDeletethank you<3
DeleteAMEN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletewaste of time who cares as long as you dont get in there way they will respect you and if you are chill they arnt going to hate on you just ride to many people care to much about people hating on scooters if you enjoy it dont get all insecure towards the skaters.
ReplyDeleteonly ting that was valid stop asking me to do tricks
It has to do with staying out of peoples way he said skaters because at epic there are a lot of skates as well its the whole thing behind staying out of peoples way not getting on skaters good side that doesn't matter at all lol
ReplyDeleteim talking about him in general he says skaters give him shit about riding scooters
ReplyDeleteAmen to the are you sponsored thing instead of saying hi and to the what tricks can you, can you backflip, well do it then !!
ReplyDeleteEdgar, instead of ripping on these kids, you, as a representative of the skatepark, should take the initiative to teach these kids the proper etiquette. Scooters, skateboards, bikes, blades...you put a 10 year old on any of those things, toss them into a park without any lessons, of course it's gonna result in a bit of chaos.
ReplyDeleteUse your anger in a more constructive manner. Make it mandatory that kids take 2+ skatepark lessons before they are allowed to ride in the park by themselves. Teach them a bit about the terrain, the flow, and other skaters. You'll be surprised how far those lil bits of information will go. The result will be a well informed kid who will most likely enjoy his session, helping others enjoy their time there as well.
My local supervised park does this and it makes a HUGE difference.
-Geoff
He's a busy guy man I agree with what you're saying but people just don't always have the time to teach kids besides there's no guaranty that it would work
DeleteHow young is too young for a kids scooter. Someone told me of a kids scooter for 2 year olds and I'm thinking they don't have the coordination for it. Is it trouble?
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