HOW-TO BUST A UNITY IN SOAP SHOES WITH PRO SOAPER RYAN JAUNZEMIS 馃敟馃憻馃憻馃敟

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Learn how-to bust a "Unity" grind using Soap Shoes with Pro Soaper, Ryan Jaunzemis.

UNITY: (Pronounced: You-nit-tee) (Originating from Anglo-French/Old French "unite"; meaning the state of being united/joined as one, or as a whole (i.e.-unification). In reference to aggressive skating & Soaping, a "Unity" grind is a specific type of grinding stance where both of the Soaper's feet are cross-legged; similar to sitting/squatting-downwards into an "Indian-style" position. The Soaper, if "regular-footed" will have his left leg crossed over his right leg, and will be sliding to his right. If the Soaper is "goofy-footed" he will then be crossing his right leg over his left leg, and will then be sliding to his left. If done backwards (i.e.-"ally-oop") this trick will then be known as a "Savannah." The sliding surface (*if regular-footed) is now on the left foot's (*which is now the front foot's) outside groove and on the rubber, and on the side of the shoe (also known as, "the boot"), and on the right foot's (*which is now the back foot which is trailing to the rear) outside groove of the grind plate and the rubber, and on the outside part of the boot (*goofy-footed will naturally be the reverse). *Unity's can also be done "drop" (as in a "drop/sit-down Unity). 

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