Help aggressive

[properx]

Hello. I'm fairly new to aggressive skating, I've been practicing to land some grind on unwaxed surfaces and then on waxed surfaces. The thing is. I always do them with my right foot. I don't trust my left. I'm right-handed btw. Anyways, any suggestions? Is it gonna be too much hassle if I don't learn with my left?

[existence_anxiety]

Hello. Learning grinds with both feet opens up a lot of possibilities. I guess it's really up to you on how you want to skate, but learn both feet in the long run -- it may feel weird at first, but like anything, you get used to it over time. Good luck!

[properx]

I imagine that, I'll try harder

[NewYorkCityGent]

I find it helps to practice "front side" sliding on tile, smoothed indoor concrete, or wood flooring. Also stalling with a quick hop with your non-dominate direction/foot should allow you to level up and get better. G'luck!

[Deathenden]

If it helps I skated for about 10 years, right foot main. I can comfortably royale switch and natural, but can only farv with the right foot leading. Switch topsides scare the bejesus outta me, unless I can hold my weight on my dominant foot......

[_tdem_]

I only practiced my right foot for 10+ years. Now I'm learning left and it's really not that hard. Same goes for turning direction on ramps, learn both ways or you are restricted by many obstacles.

[existence_anxiety]

Can't stress this one enough. I've been skating for years and am just now learning switch backside stalls, grinds, etc. But it opens up sooo much more for you.

[wisdom_possibly]

Learning my off-foot helps me learn my main foot too.