In this one I’m running back Nyjah Huston at the Oi STU Open Rio 2019 and showing all of his runs in one place. The whole point of the upload is to teach people about the contest, the format, and the level of talent that was out there—because Rio always brings that energy and the course makes skaters get technical fast. If you’re into contest skating, this is the kind of video where you can really see how a run is built, what gets rewarded, and how small mistakes can swing a score. Real talk: I wish Nyjah would’ve done better, but it’s still super cool to watch him make it to the final and put down what he did. Even when it’s not his best day, you can still learn a ton from his approach—speed, consistency, and how he tries to squeeze points out of every section. If you’re trying to get more into skateboarding competitions or just want motivation to go skate, this is a clean watch that’s straight to the point and meant to help grow the community.