As some of you know I was recently in Uganda to Skate
@ugandaskateboardsociety . Before that, I spent some time in Nairobi, where I had the pleasure of skating with some Ugandaskaters and locals, and I made my trick announcement for Uganda - a nosestall and a rocktofakie on this oververt quarter. When I announced my tricks, I had never seen the park in person, and when I got there and already had trouble doing a slasher, I knew it was going to be a challenge. On the first day, I only dared to do the rocktofakie and thought I would skip the nosestall because I would never land it. But you believed in me, as did the local skaters, and I had to take on the challenge. After hours of battling with myself and this quarter, after my eyes filled with tears, after wanting to give up several times, not only because I was exhausted but because I really thought I wouldnāt land the trick,
@morzart_sk8 and
@calvin_skillsman prevented me from giving up, even though I took the risk of missing my flight. Fortunately, I still had an
@el_tony_mate with me, which I had saved for just such a moment, reminding me to trust my madness. In the end, everything worked out. I landed the trick, sketchy af but I had absolutely no time to do it again because I really had to rush to the airport.
I arrived at the airport five minutes before check-in closed, only because I had an absolutely crazy taxi driver who manoeuvred around other cars at full speed to get me to the airport on time.
Thankyou Skateboarding & Biggest thanks to the Worldwide Skatecommunity. I love you. š #skatelife