RCS Presents Taylor Hamilton

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RCS Presents Taylor Hamilton

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Hiya,
Here is the first video of many featuring Taylor Hamilton. While he was here for a couple months and would be considered visiting, I did not think it apt to make a visitor series video. In the short time Taylor was here he warmed his way into all our hearts, I consider him a part of RCS.
So without further ado I present Taylors two videos as part of his farewell.

RCS Taylor Hamilton A Farewell

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qUO65baOfw[/youtube]

RCS Taylor Made

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNzKQ4wawe4[/youtube]

P.S. My next video (if I can find the other tape we filmed) will feature Reid Strellner.
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loved the big moves in the first vid, and the strings from the second. Thanks for this one guys!
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Taylor is quite a uniqe player. He's the only guy I know working on osis, and tripple over down swirl, drifter and scorpions tail swirl. I've never seen a tiltless player with bigger moves. He's never hit flip pdx whirl, but just recenlty hit flip mullet. That why I put him missing moves, I wanted to contrast where his game was at with the enormity of the moves he hits. It was really inspiring to see him hit so many moves I haven't done, like double spinning whirl. Most stuff on his first try too! 8O
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crazy difference between is capacity to hit big tricks and string density

I have to say I was really impressed after watching the DLO attempts at first.

Hope he can tune up is basics, that would help him a lot
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The double downs are so deep!
Yeah, I saw the DLOs and was honestly not going to finish watching, but then he hit id, and it was a treat!
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If there is anything I preach it's consistency and basics. I think the visit was really good for him and he is now working on his game from the ground up. I expect to see big things from him once he gets the easy stuff down.
Also, something of note, the flip double atw inside, flip atom smasher, whirling swirl, flip pdx dlo, were all first times he had ever hit them, all in two days.
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I think it's funny that alpine super looked easier then legover.

yo justin that both sided 5>6 made me shout. dope link.
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Proudly!!!
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