Context?
Oh I follow that, isn’t that someone here? That’s a 180 switch 5-0. If you did a switch 180 it’d be a 5-0. Therefore the opposite is also true. Who the fuck calls that a nose grind, dumbasses
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Dunno but I think this dude lurks, at the very least. Amazing account:
https://instagram.com/bygoneblighty?igshid=1lcfopyqypti1
Also Ricky’s still goin’ over on that switch 180 5-0 post.
Is that actually Ricky Oyola? You’d think he’d know better
he’s a bit aggy isn’t he
Nope. Fred is regular.
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So it’s a switch 180 5-0? Either way it’s not a nose grind nor a switch nose grind nor a fakie nose grind
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but if he skated goofy itd be a 180 fakie nosegrind
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Get out!
But shoebill is 100% correct 
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You call 180 fakie nosegrinds 180 switch 5-0s? Wtf.
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So if he popped a 180 off the end of the grind would that be a switch 180 or a nollie 180 because in your language he’s on his “nose”? If you 180 up a curb into a manual are you doing a fakie nose manual now?
Just a 180 out/revert or flip out or shove out or whatever. It doesn’t need to be specified.
When have you ever seen this trick captioned in any skateboarding media ever as anything other than a 180 fakie nosegrind?!
Fakie nosewheelie, but yes. Of course.
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it would just be a 180 out, I wouldnt call a nosegrind revert a ‘nosegrind nollie 180 out’ or a switch 5-0 180 out a ‘switch 5-0 switch 180 out’
Fair points I suppose. So if I nollie up a ledge and land on the bit of my board I popped from it’s a nollie nose grind, but if I fakie ollie up a ledge and land on the bit of board I popped from its a fakie five-0? Seems a bit contradictory but then I guess I now have controversial views on trick naming
fakie is just regular stance but going backwards.
A fakie frontside 180 turns the same way as a switch backside 180,
but its a fakie frontside 180 because in regs stance it is a front 180.
Yeah I 100% agree with you on that
1 and 2 at least look nose grindy, 3 and 4 look five-0-y
