Skatepark humor keeps Braille Skateboarding Shorts rolling
An upload-free week leaves a tongue-in-cheek skatepark title alongside lessons on transition and skating nerves.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
How To Be A Poser At The Skatepark!
"How To Be A Poser At The Skatepark!" is the busiest corner of Braille Skateboarding Shorts right now. The nearly three-month-old upload is drawing far more daily views than the channel's transition lesson or its look at why skating can feel scary. Its title offers a playful contrast to a channel built around learning to skate, with coaching from Aaron Kyro.
No new videos arrived, but the library added about 82,000 views over the week. Subscribers stayed unchanged, while the channel's current daily viewing pace is more than double its usual level. That makes this an upload break with some movement behind it, rather than an entirely sleepy stretch.
Among nearby sports channels, Anna Hazelnutt had a larger weekly viewing audience, while REEL ROCK's current daily pace was below its usual level. Braille's own shelf offers a compact range of skatepark concerns: fitting in, finding speed on curved ramps in "How to pump on transition!", and confronting the nerves named in "Why Skateboarding is Scary".
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Braille Skateboarding Shorts right now
- Channel
- Braille Skateboarding Shorts
- Subscribers
- 195,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 81,512
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is the week's snapshot for Braille Skateboarding Shorts.
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Who is named as the coach in Braille Skateboarding Shorts' channel introduction?
The channel introduction names Aaron Kyro as the coach at the Braille Skateboarding Academy.




