I know this video is old but you have great faculties of perception. I like how you leave no stones unturned. Thanks for the time you put in making these man. I really appreciate these.
It did. Thanks. It took a while to get use to, but I started to get my backfoot to land on the board. It started landing on the nose than landing on the bolts. Thanks so much, I appreciate it.
The best tip that I found useful is the weight distribution, I had no idea about this till I watched your video, I watched alot of videos about pop shove its and none of them talk about weight distribution, this video is very useful. Thanks alot,
You are a great teacher, landed my first shove after surprisingly few tries. Haven't skated since I was 12, that was 6 years ago, but now I feel like giving it another go, I always hated myself for quitting, I even went ahead and bought myself a fancy new board :)
its really cool that someone like you is putting so much effort teaching random people stuff and letting them watch it for free.i mean look at all the other videos, 2 mins?
Hey Man I Watch Skate Vids All The Time And Come Across One Of Yours, Your Vids Have The Most Detail On UA-cam You Have Helped Alot Of People Including Me. Thanks Man, Respect.
+Marius Rubino (I can't reply to you directly, you should change your youtube settings if you want a notification that I have replied to you) Out of curiosity, do you tend to land with your feet together when you do pop shoves? Do you think that is the problem? Or, is it possible that you're leaning really weird when you land your pop shoves?
Gotta tuck those legs dude! Your feet should *always* be above the board at all times. So what you do is: pop the pop shove and everything, and then tuck your legs in so that your knees are close to your chest. _However_, this is pretty important here, you really don't want to tuck in your legs too much if you are a beginner. If you tuck too much, yeah you will be able to land it, but you may have a tendency to slip out when you land it. So try to tuck in as if you are sitting on a chair in the air; maybe that will work? Anything to make sure you tuck, but not too much really. Just make sure that your feet are *always* above the board at all times.
Hey thanks man I've been practising a bit more and I can land it two out of three times now, I've Also started trying to tuck in more and it works so I can do it much better now!!
+ Harry Quantrill (I can't reply to you directly, if you want notifications from me in the future, check your youtube settings) Nah in the beginning it's fine to land like that. That's not an issue. I believe it could be how your weight is when you land it. If you land leaning too much towards your nose/tail, you will fall over. Make sure that you aren't leaning anywhere and that your weight is *always* between your two feet, right in the middle of your body. If your weight is not between your feet, that is considered leaning over (using common intuition right here, I'm just explaining it in a different way).
I just saw this video today and it helped me tremendously! My problem was my weight distribution and I didn't know that before but u helped me figure it out! THX
Ok, So I have been practicing pop shuvits for awhile, and for some reason I can either land with my front foot, but my back foot stays behind, or I can stay above the board the whole time but the board is to far left for me to land it, or it doesn't rotate. I highly doubt it's commitment, because my trucks have landed on my foot a few times, so that shows I'm jumping forward, and I know it's a lot more likely for me to get injured at attempting them then a bad landing.
dude seriously awesome tips you practically taught me my ollie on ur own this helped a lot KEEP MAKING THESE TRICK TIPS next maybe going to rail/5050 truck stand or varial/3 flip? pleaaaaseeee
hey mike, You are the only one who talked about tucking in your legs and i havnt tried it yet but i definatly think i will land the shove with both feet now. Thanks so much, great job =)
+ KAi wow (I can't reply to you directly, check your youtube settings if you want me to be able to reply to you directly so you get instant notifications that I have) Where does your board move? I'm guessing the board moves back (in the direction of the tail), so you end up landing with your back foot near/on or somewhere in the area of the nose?
+ jey negzerotres (I can't reply to you directly, check your youtube settings if you wish to have direct replies from me in the future) I'd totally see a doctor man if you haven't already. If you don't have total range of motion, that is not good. You need to wait until you are 100% healed or you can damage it permanently.
I was trying out what you said and it helped out a lot. I land them a little sketchy sometimes, but I'm getting better little by little. The advice helped out a bunch, I really appreciate it man! I might start whining about kickflips soon, so I'll be sure to ask for more advice later! Thanks!
Omg dude you're vids help me so much! I can almost do a kickflip now because of your vid! Thanks you so much dude. And by the way, you deserve like 100,000 more subs man. I am going to recommend your trick tips to all the people that cant do tricks they want to do.
+melinda amador (I can't reply to you directly, check your youtube settings if you wish to have direct replies from me in the future) I have a good feeling that once you pop the board, you start leaning backwards. Don't do that, you must have your weight over the board at all times. Never lean. Throughout the entire trick, you will have your weight stay in one area. Never lean back when you start the trick.
I just went out after i saw this and did it , it took me like 60 tries and 2 falls but i can land it decently now thanks slowmo , i like your specificness:D
Another thing mike I kno trick tips take along time and u put ALLOT of work into them but maybe consider a rail flip trick tip it looks so sick but when I try it it just kinda falls over, much love keep up the good work
Thank you so much Mike!!! I landed first couple of shoves today after a loongg 2 weeks, spranged my ankle really bad in the process (XD)!! The keeping your center of balance really helped!!! :D
Wow man, its true, I am always leaving my back foot behind because Im not committing a 100%. Ive tried to shove it like 2 hours and half last time I know I couldnt cause of the fear factor I put on my mind. Thank you a lot for this explanations.
honestly i finally got switch shuvs today i can do shuvs pop shuvs and ollies in all stances and i can 360 shuv normal and fakie your trick tip really helped :]
Im not very consistent at it (doing down ledges) but i landed both of them down that ledge more than 10 times and when i filmed it it doesn't go of the ground (i hear the pop tho) Im pretty confident with them because i have them both 10/10 on flat
Thanks it was the front foot I can land some but I seem to always have my back foot on the ground sometimes it's in the air and sometimes it goes straight down after the scoop
Alright, just to make sure we are on the same page here, does the board stay with you when you go for the land? Like, the only problem you have is that your back foot goes straight to the ground once you start the trick, but the board stays with you nicely (it doesn't go too far anywhere), is this correct?
Hi Mike, I have been practising my shoves and pop shoves for a while now, but I keep landing with my front foot of the board or on the front tail, and my back foot in the middle of the board, while practising both moving and stationary (I am goofy). I can make the board perfectly land in front of me with my front foot on, but when I wont to do it with both feet this happens. I think it's because my weight moves forward, like you said, but no mather how hard I try to keep my weight centered, I keep landing like this. I hope I explained everything well enough, sorry for the spelling mistakes, I'm Belgian. Can you please help me? Or give me some advice how to keep that weight centered? Thanks btw: I can send a video if necessary? *I posted this again, hope this isn't a problem?
carl walleghem i used to have this problem- if you watch super closely you’ll see almost everyone leans slightly back when they pop to compensate. You can also snap your back foot more forward (towards your front foot) which helps as well. Good luck!
@@kajo9917 not that much to be honest haha, got most of the very basics (fs/bs shuv, fs/bs 180, fakie bigspin + kickflip and heelflip but those not consistently. And some party tricks like no comply shuvit/180). I mostly skated to relax in my hometown, but I've been recovering from a surgery the last two years now so I had to stop skating for a while... Looking forward to start skating again as soon as I'm able to though!
Yea, my front foot only lands on the bolts or the middle of the board which I dont like cause I don't want it to snap. My foot I used to pop the board is where I started, meaning I pop the board, the board goes to the top-left (I'm regular) and my backfoot is where I originally started and popped the board. In other words, the board moves away from my starting position and my back foot is where I started.
thanks for the reply! I suppose it's all about how 'comfortable/natural' it feels. when did you get a 'feel; for fliptricks? I have some requests, if you're not busy could you do tutorials on: fs shove-it, no comply, impossible, and how to hold a manual? thanks
you realy pop that board high...another great video ,if the damn cold and wind can die i'll get my skating season back on track, couple of questions... are your trucks lose or tight, whats the size of your wheels? 50 mm ???? or bigger thanks
if i am holding a rail..... i can land "shove - its" pretty clean and land them with my front foot first and then the back foot follows .....but when i don't have support i just seem to land them with my front foot only.....
I'm working on my pop shuvs and I catch them with my back foot but I seem to be more consistent with my back foot catch than my front foot catch pop shuvs.
Hey. Great tutorial. My only problem is that when I land them I land with my front foot on the nose and back foot near the middle. I can't land with both of my feet on the bolts.
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Your Pop Shuvits are amazing!
Damn everyone’s saying it goes to the left it goes in front of me lol
Not So Great Khan jump forward
I know this video is old but you have great faculties of perception. I like how you leave no stones unturned. Thanks for the time you put in making these man. I really appreciate these.
It did. Thanks. It took a while to get use to, but I started to get my backfoot to land on the board. It started landing on the nose than landing on the bolts. Thanks so much, I appreciate it.
The best tip that I found useful is the weight distribution, I had no idea about this till I watched your video, I watched alot of videos about pop shove its and none of them talk about weight distribution, this video is very useful. Thanks alot,
I learned this before ollie. And i gotta say i was about to quit but learning a trick got me motivated all over again
You are a great teacher, landed my first shove after surprisingly few tries. Haven't skated since I was 12, that was 6 years ago, but now I feel like giving it another go, I always hated myself for quitting, I even went ahead and bought myself a fancy new board :)
its really cool that someone like you is putting so much effort teaching random people stuff and letting them watch it for free.i mean look at all the other videos, 2 mins?
Hey Man I Watch Skate Vids All The Time And Come Across One Of Yours, Your Vids Have The Most Detail On UA-cam You Have Helped Alot Of People Including Me. Thanks Man, Respect.
+Marius Rubino (I can't reply to you directly, you should change your youtube settings if you want a notification that I have replied to you)
Out of curiosity, do you tend to land with your feet together when you do pop shoves? Do you think that is the problem? Or, is it possible that you're leaning really weird when you land your pop shoves?
Sometimes my toes land under my wheels and it hurts like hell, it makes me more scared to do it again any suggestions?
Gotta tuck those legs dude! Your feet should *always* be above the board at all times. So what you do is: pop the pop shove and everything, and then tuck your legs in so that your knees are close to your chest. _However_, this is pretty important here, you really don't want to tuck in your legs too much if you are a beginner. If you tuck too much, yeah you will be able to land it, but you may have a tendency to slip out when you land it. So try to tuck in as if you are sitting on a chair in the air; maybe that will work? Anything to make sure you tuck, but not too much really.
Just make sure that your feet are *always* above the board at all times.
Hey thanks man I've been practising a bit more and I can land it two out of three times now, I've Also started trying to tuck in more and it works so I can do it much better now!!
Congrats dude, glad to hear it! =]
I'm having trouble with my scoop every time I try and scoop it back it won't go back it just goes vertical
You're like the first person to say jump forward I wish I would've seen this when I was trying to learn this, I had to figure it out myself
Good to know that you agree with my advice =]
Yeah I'm just trying to make stuff that I would've loved when I was learning way back when
This helped a lot thanks!! All I needed to do is keep my shoulders parallel
That short and fast push tip helped me quite a bit thank you so much!
+ Harry Quantrill (I can't reply to you directly, if you want notifications from me in the future, check your youtube settings)
Nah in the beginning it's fine to land like that. That's not an issue. I believe it could be how your weight is when you land it. If you land leaning too much towards your nose/tail, you will fall over. Make sure that you aren't leaning anywhere and that your weight is *always* between your two feet, right in the middle of your body. If your weight is not between your feet, that is considered leaning over (using common intuition right here, I'm just explaining it in a different way).
THANK. YOU. For explaining the balancing part of this trick.
I just saw this video today and it helped me tremendously! My problem was my weight distribution and I didn't know that before but u helped me figure it out! THX
The pleasure is all mine man!
Ok, So I have been practicing pop shuvits for awhile, and for some reason I can either land with my front foot, but my back foot stays behind, or I can stay above the board the whole time but the board is to far left for me to land it, or it doesn't rotate. I highly doubt it's commitment, because my trucks have landed on my foot a few times, so that shows I'm jumping forward, and I know it's a lot more likely for me to get injured at attempting them then a bad landing.
try to keep your hands heavy and focus all on the legs
same for me
@@yuvarajkothari6309 same have u worked it out
@@lirxzy4561 nope! been trying for months but just doesnt happen
That center of weight part is clutch man
dude seriously awesome tips you practically taught me my ollie on ur own this helped a lot KEEP MAKING THESE TRICK TIPS next maybe going to rail/5050 truck stand or varial/3 flip? pleaaaaseeee
hey mike, You are the only one who talked about tucking in your legs and i havnt tried it yet but i definatly think i will land the shove with both feet now. Thanks so much, great job =)
+ KAi wow (I can't reply to you directly, check your youtube settings if you want me to be able to reply to you directly so you get instant notifications that I have)
Where does your board move? I'm guessing the board moves back (in the direction of the tail), so you end up landing with your back foot near/on or somewhere in the area of the nose?
thanks, the weight distribution helped. the board always used to go forward
+ jey negzerotres (I can't reply to you directly, check your youtube settings if you wish to have direct replies from me in the future)
I'd totally see a doctor man if you haven't already. If you don't have total range of motion, that is not good. You need to wait until you are 100% healed or you can damage it permanently.
I was trying out what you said and it helped out a lot. I land them a little sketchy sometimes, but I'm getting better little by little. The advice helped out a bunch, I really appreciate it man! I might start whining about kickflips soon, so I'll be sure to ask for more advice later! Thanks!
Omg dude you're vids help me so much! I can almost do a kickflip now because of your vid! Thanks you so much dude. And by the way, you deserve like 100,000 more subs man. I am going to recommend your trick tips to all the people that cant do tricks they want to do.
you are right about the height thing, i will try this stuff tomorrow or the next time I skate and see what happens
thanks for replying so quickly
Thanks for this thorough explanation. I'm new to skating and this is super helpful!
This was very helpful because I was trying them from the beginning but all I needed to do was jump forward so thanks
Great tips. Good detailed lesson, not just "shuv it behind you and voila" - Subbed!
Agreed. gj
+ Ally Schmidt
Good to hear! I wish you luck on your progression!
+melinda amador (I can't reply to you directly, check your youtube settings if you wish to have direct replies from me in the future)
I have a good feeling that once you pop the board, you start leaning backwards. Don't do that, you must have your weight over the board at all times. Never lean. Throughout the entire trick, you will have your weight stay in one area. Never lean back when you start the trick.
Nice video I am a beginner skateboarder and I do it in the grass first and it makes it way easier
I just went out after i saw this and did it , it took me like 60 tries and 2 falls but i can land it decently now thanks slowmo , i like your specificness:D
It works properly! Thanks Mike! After a month of practice!
Another thing mike I kno trick tips take along time and u put ALLOT of work into them but maybe consider a rail flip trick tip it looks so sick but when I try it it just kinda falls over, much love keep up the good work
This helped way more than any other video or person
Hey Mike, I just want to thank you very much for putting so much effort in making these videos!
Nice video man, thanks I'm a lot closer to landing it now. You earned a subscriber!
I've Subscribed, because You're really helping me Progress. Keep it up manx
it's really nice of you to answer all comments..i hope you won't change when you become famous!:D great vid
Never thought about the leaning, but its obvious. I am leaning forward a bit i think. I will go outside and try nice tips.
Thank you! You have the best tutorial and you're the only guy I've ever seen that actually replies to people's comments for help, I'll sub :D
thanks mike after watching this i landed heaps mor pop shuvits i, it helps so much
thanks bro that helps popping harder and scooping more helped me out also thanks.landed one
Thanks, helped a lot and now can land with both feet as before i could only land with front foot!
That's great to hear dude! Congrats! :D
Thank you so much Mike!!! I landed first couple of shoves today after a loongg 2 weeks, spranged my ankle really bad in the process (XD)!! The keeping your center of balance really helped!!! :D
Yesterday i landed a pop shove for the first time and my board shot out. It really hurt my elbow but I was so motivated that I tried and landed it :D
That's skateboarding! haha
Glad to hear you got it dude! Congrats! :D
Um this is an amazing video thank you !!!
I always been having trouble with shoveits. After this video and with games of skate I got it now. thanks bro
Somehow I landed the popshuvit first try after watching this so thank you
everytime i do it my back foot doesnt follow can u help me
Wow man, its true, I am always leaving my back foot behind because Im not committing a 100%. Ive tried to shove it like 2 hours and half last time I know I couldnt cause of the fear factor I put on my mind. Thank you a lot for this explanations.
honestly i finally got switch shuvs today i can do shuvs pop shuvs and ollies in all stances and i can 360 shuv normal and fakie your trick tip really helped :]
Ok thanks mate this video and your comments helped me alot now i can land about 1 every time i do 10 so thanks great vid
Can you please do a trick tip on 360 pop shuv its. It would help a bunch! Your videos have to be one of the best.
Thanks much! I get much better pop shoveits now!
You my friend, have earned a new subscriber.
I landed my first one today and it felt awesome!
i love your videos and would love to see the common problems pop shove it video
cheers
Oh thank you i wasnt jumping forward
The best pop shuvit video
Great trick tip! Thanks for this.
My pleasure!
Thank you sooooo much, I just landed my first pop shuv - it!!!!
Dude your awesome your detailed videos help a bunch.
Im not very consistent at it (doing down ledges) but i landed both of them down that ledge more than 10 times and when i filmed it it doesn't go of the ground (i hear the pop tho) Im pretty confident with them because i have them both 10/10 on flat
Thanks it was the front foot I can land some but I seem to always have my back foot on the ground sometimes it's in the air and sometimes it goes straight down after the scoop
Alright, just to make sure we are on the same page here, does the board stay with you when you go for the land? Like, the only problem you have is that your back foot goes straight to the ground once you start the trick, but the board stays with you nicely (it doesn't go too far anywhere), is this correct?
ok cool thanks man and great videos too. I just have this tendency to second guess myself about everything in skating. Thanks for replying so quickly!
You are the best skating teacher in the universe. :p
This really helped thanks a lot Nike
Hi Mike,
I have been practising my shoves and pop shoves for a while now, but I keep landing with my front foot of the board or on the front tail, and my back foot in the middle of the board, while practising both moving and stationary (I am goofy). I can make the board perfectly land in front of me with my front foot on, but when I wont to do it with both feet this happens.
I think it's because my weight moves forward, like you said, but no mather how hard I try to keep my weight centered, I keep landing like this.
I hope I explained everything well enough, sorry for the spelling mistakes, I'm Belgian.
Can you please help me? Or give me some advice how to keep that weight centered?
Thanks
btw: I can send a video if necessary?
*I posted this again, hope this isn't a problem?
carl walleghem i used to have this problem- if you watch super closely you’ll see almost everyone leans slightly back when they pop to compensate. You can also snap your back foot more forward (towards your front foot) which helps as well. Good luck!
@@Skatebetter I figured it out :)
@@carlwalleghem1340 lmaooo pls tell me you kept skating hahahahah what have you learned in those six years? :)
@@kajo9917 not that much to be honest haha, got most of the very basics (fs/bs shuv, fs/bs 180, fakie bigspin + kickflip and heelflip but those not consistently. And some party tricks like no comply shuvit/180). I mostly skated to relax in my hometown, but I've been recovering from a surgery the last two years now so I had to stop skating for a while... Looking forward to start skating again as soon as I'm able to though!
@@carlwalleghem1340 nice bro, hope u recover soon
Thanks , I'll try it
thanks alot man landed first one today
Yea, my front foot only lands on the bolts or the middle of the board which I dont like cause I don't want it to snap. My foot I used to pop the board is where I started, meaning I pop the board, the board goes to the top-left (I'm regular) and my backfoot is where I originally started and popped the board.
In other words, the board moves away from my starting position and my back foot is where I started.
THANK YOU SOO MUCH I LANDED MY SHOVE IT THANK YOUUUUU
Because of you i learned how to popshoveit
Thank you so much this Vedic helped me a lot
Makes the best tutorials
Just, the best tuto
thankyou so much! I can finally pop shove, also i havent even landed a ollie before. great video
thanks for the reply! I suppose it's all about how 'comfortable/natural' it feels.
when did you get a 'feel; for fliptricks?
I have some requests, if you're not busy could you do tutorials on: fs shove-it, no comply, impossible, and how to hold a manual? thanks
Thanks mike! This helped a lot
Great tips
you deserve more subscribers man
Finally :P Can't wait to try pop shuv t again when the weather turns out for the better :\
nice I bet it's really helpful for beginners!
mike ur a legend:D thanks 4 the trick tips man
thx bro helped alot cuz I didnt skate for a lil while ( knee problems ) xD
you realy pop that board high...another great video ,if the damn cold and wind can die i'll get my skating season back on track, couple of questions... are your trucks lose or tight, whats the size of your wheels? 50 mm ???? or bigger thanks
if i am holding a rail..... i can land "shove - its" pretty clean and land them with my front foot first and then the back foot follows .....but when i don't have support i just seem to land them with my front foot only.....
YES I FINALLY LANDED IT!
I'm working on my pop shuvs and I catch them with my back foot but I seem to be more consistent with my back foot catch than my front foot catch pop shuvs.
Thanks usefull tips finally landed lol
GONNA SHARE TO MA FRIENDS I'VE LIKED AND SUBSCRIBED
2:25 ice cream truck lol
you have help me very mutch tnx
i can already shuv but they are really ugly. this helped alot thank you
Slomomike i said that i was landing the trick but only 90 degree turn but i landed my first one today thx for your help :)
well congrats man! Glad to hear the success!
I am going to make it here soon
Hey. Great tutorial. My only problem is that when I land them I land with my front foot on the nose and back foot near the middle. I can't land with both of my feet on the bolts.
Excellent video! Thanks Dude! ^_^
sure, I noticed that your trick tutorials are the best around. how often do you skate?