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'''Old School''' is used to refer to something that has been done for a long time. For example, the [[Old School Kickflip]] was executed differently than a new school ollie kickflip. As tricks evolve and new methods emerge, they may eventually become '''old school'''.

'''Old School''' is used to refer to something that has been done for a long time. For example, the [[Kickflip|Old School Kickflip]] was executed differently than a new school ollie kickflip. As tricks evolve and new methods emerge, they may eventually become '''old school'''.

[[Category:Glossary]]

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	'''Old School''' is used to refer to something that has been done for a long time. For example, the [[Old School Kickflip]] was executed differently than a new school ollie kickflip. As tricks evolve and new methods emerge, they may eventually become '''old school'''.		'''Old School''' is used to refer to something that has been done for a long time. For example, the [[Kickflip\|Old School Kickflip]] was executed differently than a new school ollie kickflip. As tricks evolve and new methods emerge, they may eventually become '''old school'''.

	[[Category:Glossary]]		[[Category:Glossary]]

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