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4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent Explanations of Manuevers, Needs to be formatted for Kindle though...
Evan Goodfellow has an uncanny gift for explaining skateboard manuevers; better than most Professional Trick Tips from various skate mags I've read. While its great to have instant access to such a plethora of tricks in a portable guide, this needs to be properly formatted for the Kindle...
Published 4 months ago by Ted Neil Wieghard
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1.0 out of 5 stars
Not suited for eBook readers
The layout of the pictures does not work well with eBook readers. Following the steps in order requires flipping pages back and forth all the time which is rather confusing. The "history of skateboarding" section is merely a summary of various Wikipedia pages. The trick photos are not very appealing. Many of the tricks are just frontside/backside variations, so cut the...
Published 11 months ago by Christian Hipp
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent Explanations of Manuevers, Needs to be formatted for Kindle though...,
This review is from: Skateboarding: Ramp Tricks (Kindle Edition)
Evan Goodfellow has an uncanny gift for explaining skateboard manuevers; better than most Professional Trick Tips from various skate mags I've read. While its great to have instant access to such a plethora of tricks in a portable guide, this needs to be properly formatted for the Kindle...
1.0 out of 5 stars
Not suited for eBook readers,
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This review is from: Skateboarding: Ramp Tricks (Kindle Edition)
The layout of the pictures does not work well with eBook readers. Following the steps in order requires flipping pages back and forth all the time which is rather confusing. The "history of skateboarding" section is merely a summary of various Wikipedia pages. The trick photos are not very appealing. Many of the tricks are just frontside/backside variations, so cut the number of unique tricks in half. There are many formatting errors like missing spaces after dots. Most tricks are not clearly separated by headlines, but only by the annotation of the picture sequence. Having said that, the book does explain the tricks as advertised and does give hints on what's particularly difficult about each trick. Overall a rather disappointing eBook experience.
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Skateboarding: Ramp Tricks by Evan Goodfellow (Paperback - June 28, 2006)
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