Ginwoo is changing the game in contests and beyond; he never fails to make my jaw drop. However, I found this part to be underwhelming due to repetitiveness and still in search of a style. E.g., his foot positioning doesn't make the tricks as aesthetically pleasing as some of the more seasoned skaters do, no matter how technically impressive his combos are. I'd rather see a damn fine kickflip than what I saw now.
In any case, Ginwoo is still super young and it's gonna be so exciting to see him reach his full potential, which he definitely has not reached yet.
this post was submitted on 12 Dec 2025
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I agree. The whole thing looked like an extension of an SLS run, but street footage doesn't give points for tricks performed.
Instead, the medium is more of an art form, and requires style and spectacle to keep the momentum rolling.