What?!? Ollie kickers? Seriously don’t listen to this guy unless you love nose dives. There is a place and time for Ollie’s and it’s almost never over a kicker. The only time an Ollie is used is when there’s a lack of speed and even then the risk of losing stability goes through the roof. You can even seen this goon use less and less of an Ollie the faster he goes. Calculate your speed, keep your chin up, belly button centered, bend the knees and pop from both legs. Tommie Bennett has a great video on this.
Wow, I’ve never been called a goon before. Take a breathe dude before bouncing around the internet screaming at people like a banshee. You’ll feel like goon next time you Ollie off a kicker do to a tail grab.
@@SnowboardProCamp bud… I know the easiest way out of this is to call me some internet troll that screams like a “banshee” but my comment is going to stay there. People that end up on this video often do because they are afraid of getting hurt and you’re setting them up for hurt or maybe worse, an E.R. visit by telling them to load up their tail on a kicker. Idk how you made it this far with a channel without understanding what you’re actually doing but maybe you should watch your own footage and see that the more of an appropriate speed you have the less you load your tail. You are going to get someone hurt. End of story.
I definitely have a good Ollie already, but I noticed you ride goofy so I stuck around 😂 I’m trying to learn switch and it honestly helps to watch people riding the opposite stance
@@TonyOldskool yup it’s such a shame. I am looking at going back to the dry slopes (I learned on dry after the lockdowns) not the same but least it lets you get on the board. Not been on mine since July
Please don’t listen to Kevin. Zero reason to Ollie off a jump. Listen to someone like Tommie Bennett. They will tell you clearly why you should not Ollie off a jump. You can get just as good of pop if you know what you are doing. Plus how are you going to set up doing spin tricks if you Ollie? You can do it but much more advanced. You need an Ollie to actually Ollie over things. That’s the point. Or off a catwalk roller or something like that. Well designed jumps are designed to give you plenty of pop if you at all know what you are doing. You should jump off your edge to spin and you get plenty off pop.
If you watch his 180s, he isn't doing an Ollie. You can Ollie, you can pop, why not try it both ways? Tommy does the psycho arm waving thing, which seems to help by throwing your COM up, and stabilising by decreasing rotational momentum.
I understand loading up the tail. Is the idea of snapping the ollie just doing the same motion but faster or is it more about something else, like delaying the moment you release the pressure on the tail?
Bend down flex the board at the tail and let it snap back into shape springing you into the air. Loading up your tail with energy and let it snap (pop) you into the air
Think of a wave motion from rolling through your entire body starting with rolling weight onto your front knee/leg and then rolling that weight backwards to your back hip then knee then waist on the way back up. The snap happens at full compression like a spring
Love the vid. Looking forward next week to bring this all in action. You where saying it sometimes help to pop coming of an edge. Majority of the other videos say that you should hit jumps always flat based for more control. Any thoughts on that ? Thanks for your great helping vids 🙏🏻👌🏻👊🏻
I think you should use the type of action depending on the jump and what you want to do. Absorb the jump, coast off the jump, level pop from flat, or Ollie. No wrong answer really!
Hey Kevin, a doubt always comes to my mind when I see your videos (and others) here in YT. Clearly the feeling of speed and the steepness of the terrain can be barely perceived by us who just watch your videos. Could you just point out, p.E. what the speed (in case you know it) and the degree of the ride you are doing during the first minute? To me, it seems like "very flat" and "very slow", but then I try similar natural jumps and I get not more than one femptosecond in the air, great for nanoparticles, not so great for me :) Thanks and congrats for your videos!
Hey Oliver, the jumps here are on a fairly flat slope. I had to keep my speed up between jumps. Then for the rollers, they were on a fairly steep slope. Hope that helps!
Thanks for the video, really useful! What about when you land, that's where I mess up, it would be interesting to hear about board and body positioning and weight distribution. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. Although don’t mean to be rude, but n obody jumps from the ground by using double backhands. This move was introduced in early 2000’s in skateboarding and it does not lend well to a smooth style.
Good vid but not so useful if you want to do anything else then 180’s or grabs. This is only somthing i would do on 10 feet jumps. Anything bigger then that you risk alot with the ollie on kickers. Over shoot landings, more air than you would need etc. When it comes to rotations this would probably send you into some kind of flip if the speed is just off a little.
I went back to an older jump vid of yours and used what I learned in some natural rollers/kickers I found tucked between the trees today at Northstar.....too much fun
I've been waiting for a video like this. Thanks for the pointers. I will definitely put this into practice my next time up. I hope you'll be doing more basic tutorials like these. They're great.
Keep your shoulders level at the start of the jump. Your legs should not effect the movement of your shoulders. Think of your legs like the suspension on a trophy truck. Your shoulders should only follow your legs when turning or stopping. To add weight to your rear you should remove weight on your front foot by pulling it up slightly before the rear then use your back foot to slow the rotation. It is FAR easier to control by trying to bring your knees as close to your chest as your pop will allow. Some boards like Lib Tech have so much pop I have hit my knees on my chest, both their old skateboards and their snowboards.
I like what he is teaching…but its all about the snap..transition..speed..timing..and really bringing your back leg up..once you hit max height..and you can hit max height with out a bit of thrust forward.. Great video..not bad ..
This is really good my man, super simple, nice walk through, not too fast and plenty of repetition....time well spent :)
Love the sound on the landings, lovely pop/slap noise
6:28 glad to see a backside 180 thrown in. Can’t keep doing back to back 180s without some backside!
Love this format. The microphone is on point.
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback!
What?!? Ollie kickers? Seriously don’t listen to this guy unless you love nose dives. There is a place and time for Ollie’s and it’s almost never over a kicker. The only time an Ollie is used is when there’s a lack of speed and even then the risk of losing stability goes through the roof. You can even seen this goon use less and less of an Ollie the faster he goes. Calculate your speed, keep your chin up, belly button centered, bend the knees and pop from both legs. Tommie Bennett has a great video on this.
Wow, I’ve never been called a goon before. Take a breathe dude before bouncing around the internet screaming at people like a banshee. You’ll feel like goon next time you Ollie off a kicker do to a tail grab.
@@SnowboardProCamp bud… I know the easiest way out of this is to call me some internet troll that screams like a “banshee” but my comment is going to stay there. People that end up on this video often do because they are afraid of getting hurt and you’re setting them up for hurt or maybe worse, an E.R. visit by telling them to load up their tail on a kicker. Idk how you made it this far with a channel without understanding what you’re actually doing but maybe you should watch your own footage and see that the more of an appropriate speed you have the less you load your tail. You are going to get someone hurt. End of story.
Yea I always thought you’re supposed to pop instead of Ollie off of kickers
Loving the chill format this year with Kevin miced up and just having a chat with us about a topic, makes it feel more personal.
Yeww! Thanks Chuck! Like having chats with you guys!
Doggy
@@SnowboardProCamp i think you've taken some inspiration from those vide of the 5 year old girl snowboarding with her dad behind.
thank you thanks to your tips I managed my first 360!
Love it man - keep up the good vibes!
#goodridevibes
noo wayyy!! I was there 2 weeks ago, how did i miss u!! 🤦♂️
Yoooo!
yoooo
Has @Ellstacker taken over? 🤔
Lets go hahaha
Just enjoying jealousy the perfect conditions 😢😂
I definitely have a good Ollie already, but I noticed you ride goofy so I stuck around 😂 I’m trying to learn switch and it honestly helps to watch people riding the opposite stance
I want to jump higher
Neeeeeed to jump higher
What is the snap? 🤨
So can’t wait to go boarding, wish I had this on my doorstep, boarding in Scotland is not the best
I agree. Especially since snow factor is shut.
@@chloegavin9047 hopefully someone will take it over, with the rise in elecy bills right enough be difficult to turn over a profit
@@TonyOldskool yup it’s such a shame. I am looking at going back to the dry slopes (I learned on dry after the lockdowns) not the same but least it lets you get on the board. Not been on mine since July
Where do you ride in Scotland?
Was snow factor and indoor place?
Please don’t listen to Kevin. Zero reason to Ollie off a jump. Listen to someone like Tommie Bennett. They will tell you clearly why you should not Ollie off a jump. You can get just as good of pop if you know what you are doing. Plus how are you going to set up doing spin tricks if you Ollie? You can do it but much more advanced. You need an Ollie to actually Ollie over things. That’s the point. Or off a catwalk roller or something like that. Well designed jumps are designed to give you plenty of pop if you at all know what you are doing. You should jump off your edge to spin and you get plenty off pop.
If you watch his 180s, he isn't doing an Ollie. You can Ollie, you can pop, why not try it both ways? Tommy does the psycho arm waving thing, which seems to help by throwing your COM up, and stabilising by decreasing rotational momentum.
A big thank you from France for your videos! Kevin, may I ask you what is your bindings angle?
My pleasure! My angles for park are + 15 , -15
Its important to gain not to much weight backwards after popping that ollie. Strive to neutralize the weight balance or you will do a half backflip.
where was it filmed?? Really good.
I understand loading up the tail. Is the idea of snapping the ollie just doing the same motion but faster or is it more about something else, like delaying the moment you release the pressure on the tail?
What is the difference between loading up the tail and snapping it?
What does ‘snap the tail’ mean?
Bend down flex the board at the tail and let it snap back into shape springing you into the air. Loading up your tail with energy and let it snap (pop) you into the air
Search how to Ollie on a skateboard. Similar mechanics
You are pre loading pressure on the tail and than hopping off of that momentum, it similar to a wind up and release motion same staggered timing
Think of a wave motion from rolling through your entire body starting with rolling weight onto your front knee/leg and then rolling that weight backwards to your back hip then knee then waist on the way back up. The snap happens at full compression like a spring
@@hdhfdhddhdk search Ollie on a snowboard is better
"So let's jump right into this" 😂
Of course I will
🤦♂️
Thanks, coach Kev! Lol
Yew!
Bro you went to Northstar!!! Whatttt
At what point in the lip are to releasing the energy from the ollie/pop? Are you waiting till the last minute? I'm struggling with the timing.
Waiting until the last moment. Timing is important and being patient to wait until the last part of the lip.
I don't think I want to jump higher, I'll $h!t myself
It's such a fun feeling. the more you do it the more comfortable you will feel!
4:03 that one was kinda funny 😅
Love the vid. Looking forward next week to bring this all in action. You where saying it sometimes help to pop coming of an edge. Majority of the other videos say that you should hit jumps always flat based for more control. Any thoughts on that ?
Thanks for your great helping vids 🙏🏻👌🏻👊🏻
I think you should use the type of action depending on the jump and what you want to do. Absorb the jump, coast off the jump, level pop from flat, or Ollie. No wrong answer really!
They finally got the progression line up let’s gooo
Northstar is firing!
@@SnowboardProCamp have you been on a Friday recently? How are the lines? Deciding between there and kirkwood this Friday
How does one get a "snap" out of the tail? What exactly is your body doing?
Sorry for not being clear. To “snap” your tail, you load up the pressure on your tail, the releasing that pressure.
Hey Kevin, a doubt always comes to my mind when I see your videos (and others) here in YT.
Clearly the feeling of speed and the steepness of the terrain can be barely perceived by us who just watch your videos. Could you just point out, p.E. what the speed (in case you know it) and the degree of the ride you are doing during the first minute? To me, it seems like "very flat" and "very slow", but then I try similar natural jumps and I get not more than one femptosecond in the air, great for nanoparticles, not so great for me :)
Thanks and congrats for your videos!
Hey Oliver, the jumps here are on a fairly flat slope. I had to keep my speed up between jumps. Then for the rollers, they were on a fairly steep slope. Hope that helps!
Yeha kev!! Love the edits lately! Keep crushing the stoke bro!
Super helpful, can’t wait to try this out
Thanks for the video, really useful! What about when you land, that's where I mess up, it would be interesting to hear about board and body positioning and weight distribution. Thanks!
Yooo
It was a pleasure running into you up at Northstar! Keep up the good work bro 💪
JETBROO! ✈️✈️✈️
Is exploding upwards directly from the middle a bad thing? (Rather than loading the tail)
It’s not a bad thing. You can still get height that way. Doing an Ollie can just get even more.
Enjoying these new style with mic videos. Clear to hear everything and being spoken in the present
Kevs also 7 meters tall so long legs also help… 😂
Hey! I’m only 2 meters!
@@SnowboardProCamp thats still very tall!
Thanks for sharing. Although don’t mean to be rude, but n obody jumps from the ground by using double backhands. This move was introduced in early 2000’s in skateboarding and it does not lend well to a smooth style.
Good vid but not so useful if you want to do anything else then 180’s or grabs. This is only somthing i would do on 10 feet jumps. Anything bigger then that you risk alot with the ollie on kickers. Over shoot landings, more air than you would need etc. When it comes to rotations this would probably send you into some kind of flip if the speed is just off a little.
Thank you so much for your videos! Really helping me build my skill set!
Thank you 🙏
Where are u from?
The jump in the thumbnail doesn’t seem to be included. Was waiting to see a 10ft high ollie 😂
May have stretched reality a bit there
For me it just feels hard getting of the ground in that high speed, when i do get some highr i accidentally rotate a bit to my heel edge
I went back to an older jump vid of yours and used what I learned in some natural rollers/kickers I found tucked between the trees today at Northstar.....too much fun
I've been waiting for a video like this. Thanks for the pointers. I will definitely put this into practice my next time up.
I hope you'll be doing more basic tutorials like these. They're great.
Yeww
One thing to mention, lift off/jump with your shoulders not your legs. You’re doing that but didn’t hear you say anything. Hopefully it helps others.
This helped a lot thank you I have a lot of money now
Ive ollied off of jumps before and it’s launched foward making me land on my face lol. What tips do you have for not over loading the tail?
dont overload the tail
Keep practicing I suppose. Start small and work your way up
Pop instead of Ollie off of a jump
Keep your shoulders level at the start of the jump. Your legs should not effect the movement of your shoulders. Think of your legs like the suspension on a trophy truck. Your shoulders should only follow your legs when turning or stopping. To add weight to your rear you should remove weight on your front foot by pulling it up slightly before the rear then use your back foot to slow the rotation. It is FAR easier to control by trying to bring your knees as close to your chest as your pop will allow. Some boards like Lib Tech have so much pop I have hit my knees on my chest, both their old skateboards and their snowboards.
Look up Ed shreds ollie. He explains ollie better there.
Are you jumping off an edge or jumping from flat?
Great tutorial ! what is your binding angle for this and all mountain freestyle? Thank you
Thanks for this great Video. How do I land after the jump? On the base of my board or on the edge? I always slip away after the jump. Cheers
Just straight down legs before landing and land flat
@@AlexanderNovikov Thanks for your friendly reply. I'll try it! Cheers
why ollie a jump and not pop?
The Ollie can get you more heigh because it uses the flex and caber of your board.
@@SnowboardProCamp do u ollie on big jumps aswell? Cuz that might bring u off balance and falling over ur tail. Just wondering :)
Do you put your weight in the back foot just before jumping?
I have never once seen Northstar that empty.
I think this is really the video I needed! I will try soon when I'm, back on the mountain ;)
where is this place? I want to come there
where’s the location, love this so much
love this
What does snapping tail mean? And any other videos on popping?
Tip #5 : Buy a Burton Custom camber board ❤
Very helpful 👌
Awesome!
Рачина, где работа корпуса🧐
Nice😊
Thanks 😊
TEAM JONBUCKHOUSE!
Which resort are you at?
Hi from Zermatt
Where it was recorded?
Hey there! Are you staying flat or on one of the edge of the board before the jump?
you gotta hit a jump standing flat, if you ollie on your edge you’re either gonna slip out or lose balance as soon as you get in the air
What ski resort is this at?
Thanks 👍
Nice 👍
Nice!!
It costs over $2,000 to snowboard for two days for me. Travel, housing, food, gas, skii pass. It’s nuts.
Did this then snapped my wrist in half 😭
I would say then Kev's instructions are unclear
I like what he is teaching…but its all about the snap..transition..speed..timing..and really bringing your back leg up..once you hit max height..and you can hit max height with out a bit of thrust forward..
Great video..not bad ..
Great vid, don't think the clickbait image is necessary though.
its a great image what else was he going to use a dude riding a rail?
Where is that nice Place?
Thanks Mann for teaching us how to shred. Putting your time and love. 🏂 🤙