An Aged Victory
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Here is another post on aging and skateboarding . I hope you're not sick of them, but if you are...deal with it (there is one of those perks to getting older). I recently watched a video on Tony Hawk turning 50 , and performing 50 tricks that he either invented or popularized. Here it is, for your viewing pleasure: The part about this that struck me was when he said he adjusted his skating to keep going. Such a simple concept, but so true, right? If I can't jump down big sets of stairs anymore, but still want to skateboard, find another place to do it. I suppose the first post about this was the baby steps of this transition (though it still didn't end well), and if I'm honest, this has kind of been a long time coming. It is still difficult to see these awesome skate spots and dream up tricks I used to be able to do, and couple probably do again if I wanted to hurt myself, but is that really enjoying the sport, or just prolonging the inevitable? So today I to