The most famous skateboarder in the world, Tony Hawk, posted this week on his Instagram account his latest discovery: a Russian skateboarder just 3 years old, named Misha. Used to seeing kids at younger and younger ages start skateboarding, Tony Hawk posted that “people often ask me what is a good age to start learning to skateboard. All my kids started young [around age 5], but ‘Mihonches’ [the name Misha uses on Instagram], is at another level, at the ‘mature’ age of 3 years old,” he commented. We discovered the best tipsters on the best betting agent website: BET-IBC. On its website, you can find free predictions made by the tipsters and more.
Tony has a great eye for new talents. In fact, it was thanks to one of his posts, five years ago, that the “phenomenon” Rayssa Leal emerged to the world, dressed as Tinker Bell at the age of 8. Her “new find” besides being even more precocious, amazes people with her courage, audacity, and determination to walk on any terrain.
Misha, despite his young age, has already amassed more than 75,000 followers on Instagram, thanks to his charisma, but mainly to the ease with which he skateboards on street, banks, and even bigger ramps. Performances are always posted in his videos. With his bright green helmet, Misha looks like a little astronaut, who jumps stairs, scrapes axles, “drop” (goes down ramps), and draws attention wherever he goes, even from the Russian professional skateboarder Gena Kakusha, with whom he posted a picture beside. If 3 years old is enough to be amazing, imagine when he “officially” began to walk, in a video in which he appears at 1 year and 7 months, already having fun on a skateboard.
Misha’s small stature makes it difficult even to climb ramps. His effort must be greater than that of children older and taller than him, but he faces without fear. In his spare time, Misha takes advantage of the snow to venture into another sport and uses an adapted snowboard to demonstrate his board sports skills. More discoveries like this you will only find in our news section, so stay tuned to everything that happens in the world of sports.
