Here's what Andrew Reynolds does when he's feeling too lazy or tired to skate, take notes! (Video)

Brian Blakely
·1 min read

As the methodical maniac that he is, it's no surprise Andrew Reynolds will go down in history as one of the greatest to ever step on a board—here's one small example as to why.

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"Went up to park with low expectations, I switched my board to an 8.06 from an 8.3 hoping it would flip around easier and get me excited to skate. When I got there I was still achy and lazy, so I HAD to give myself a goal," said Andrew on Instagram. "Made a list of 70 tricks, didn’t put much thought into it, just wrote it out real quick. Here’s how it went!"

Sometimes you just have to force it. Nothing wrong with that! In fact, it's a pure sign of discipline (something many pro skaters don't have). He added, "I don’t know why I love list so much! And yes, I’m a nerd about skateboarding, I LOVE THIS SHIT!!! Thank you @beagleoneism for filming and Jay for always being on point!"

Spanky quickly commented, "Your leg could’ve fallen off and you’d still be trying to cross everything off that paper towel." Ha! Jokes aside, I completely agree with Spanky here. (Their relationship and friendship is so rad.)

This isn't the first time Reynolds built a list to motivate himself to push through some laziness or off-days, it's just part of his routine and part of the reason he stays (and will forever stay) on top of his game.

Wanna be a pro skater? Take notes.

Video / @andrewreynolds @beagleoneism

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