I aaaaaaagggggggreeeeeeeee!!!!!!! Most other constructive and helpful videos don't break down as deeetaaailed all the little steps to the Ollie by breaking down and explaining how and why the front foot. needs to slide forward towards the nose, why and where you place your feet, the mechanics of the Ollie and how taking weight off the back foot after you pop the board allows the front foot to drag the board upward to the height you need it to go and then leveling out the board to the land the trick... Beeeeeeeeeest beeeeeeeest evvvvvvvvvver dude.... The O.G. skateboarders separate but same Ollie tricked explained videos by Tony Hawk and Rody Mullen are the one ones that come close and some wherein the mix the Braille Skateboard channel How To Ollie video... I thrive off precise step by step detail and deeper concepts and mechanics and you deserve an Oscars tutorial award for the best Ollie video on the internet and You Tube hands down... I believe other channels leave out some of the details that you don't provide because they've been doing the trick so long, they don't think about the other Little Steps that's important to someone who's a day one beginner to need to understand why the trick works so that people watching can better understand how to execute the trick... Plus your teaching ability us suuuuuppppppeeeer thorough!!!!!!!! Thaaaanks duuuude!!!!!!!!!!!!! Much success to you!!!!! HAPPY SKATING!!!!!!!!!
this has to be the best ollie tutorial i’ve ever seen all the other just tell you it’s so easy and simple and only give 2 steps without gully breaking it down they say “oh just pop your tail and slide your front foot up and you got it” this one tells you everything and i think with this tutorial i can finally perfect my ollie
You legit have the best tutorials iv seen on youtube. The popping with the ankle explanation is overlooked on most. The smallest things are most crucial sometimes and u go over it all.
This channel is one of my favorite skating tutorial channels. It didn’t disappoint this time either. Reasons: 1) Visually great, the vids look cool, the sound is quality too 2) The pace of the text is excellent, the speaker sounds super friendly and encouraging 3) The animations and the slo mo parts are really helping with visualising what you want to learn (arrows for example) 4) Tricks can be seen repeatedly. Anyway I really really appreciate your work, guys.👏👏👏👌
I really like how detailed this is about each step and how relates, in time, to the other steps. I wish I would have watched this ollie-how-to first! The other vids rarely explain the rear foot this well. Thank you! Just knowing that the snap happens right before the foot leaves the board would have saved me a lot of frustration.
The part about holding onto something really helped me get what an ollie is supposed to feel like. Such an underrated piece of advice. And if you can find a crack to put your wheels in and a wall/fence to hang onto, even better. Eventually you'll feel the board suck up to your feet. When you feel that. Do it about 20-30 more times and then try to ollie without the wall. I saw Instant improvement.
Very helpful, I’ve never heard of practicing the jumping motion without the board before and imagining the front foot making a circular motion - awesome visualization technique!
watched a bunch of ollie tutorials on youtube and now i think i have all the pieces and all thats left is to just practice it over and over and over again until i get it. Good video was super helpful in helping better understand how ollies work :)
This is the best tutorial for ollie!! I have been trying ollie for 10 days and was not able to do a single ollie but I watched your video yesterday and understood my mistakes. I worked on them and was able to do my first ollie today. Thanks a lot!!
Beeeeeeeest evvvvvvvvvver and suuupppeeer thorough How To Ollie video.... The winner of the best Ollie video to ever be created and be inducted into to the How To Ollie Skateboard Hall Of Fame is this video here!!!!! Thxxxxxxx duuuudeee!!!!!! HAPPY SKATING!!!!!
Really good tutorial man! I think I FINALLY get it! The advice about not trying to stomp down with my back foot and just use my calf muscle to more like flick my toes down to pop is such good advice! I can't wait to get back on a board and give it another try!
This dude has such an insanely high ollie jeeeesus. Thanks for the tips, Tactics! Getting back into skating after about 15 years and these vids are helping me get my muscle memory back
The best clip I've ever seen so far. A clip from a board shop. I thought it was too good to be from a private channel. Great ollie you're demonstrating! And nice shoes by the way!
this video!! been struggling with ollies for months but everything just clicked after i watched this haha. finally getting some decent height with my ollies now :))
I felt like big thing I learned yesterday to keep my Ollie consistent was also sliding back foot after the pop when lifting. I tend to land ollie's on the nose but this tip help land more on the bolts
what im finding though, is all the guys doing these videos tell you to get the front foot to have the toe match the edge of the deck or even hang off a bit. But when they actually do it, they would have the toe move in a bit. My guess is that it helps the ball of the foot get to the center of the board, and also let the body face forward more naturally because if the front foot is more forward, the body would want to turn backside.
wow! This tutorial is amazing! You just earned a sub!
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Great video. Good explanations and super high production quality! However, like most ollie tutorials you mention that you should slide the foot up towards the nose. But if you watch ollies frame by frame - including yours - it looks more like as if the front knee is pushed forward and the front lower leg is folded inwards. This makes the inside of the front foot move almost straight up towards the crotch, rather than sliding up the board. What are your thoughts on this? Do you actively try to fold your leg like this when you you jump up?
Thank you! I appreciate that! You're completely right. When the deck pops and angles vertically upwards, the only way to drag toward the nose (which is pointing straight up) is to drag your foot straight upwards by bending the knee and lifting your foot towards your crotch. The pop of the board shoves the grip against your shoe and since your front foot is already moving upwards, instead of just bouncing off your foot, the board grips and gets pulled up with the foot. I guess the "slide up towards the nose" terminology is the classic way of explaining that motion, but you are completely correct in the way the front knee bends and the leg folds inward. I don't specifically think of that motion, I just try pulling my foot straight upwards and then leveling it out. Although I've been doing ollies for a while now so I don't really think about it much anymore, but probably the best thing to concentrate on would be trying to get as good of a jump, pop, and tuck as possible. I guess an ollie could be done without the inward fold where the knee is straight above the front foot, but I think you would have less leverage to push the nose forward to level it out. Anyway, I digress. It's nice to know people are observing closely. Cheers! - Tim
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@@tacticsboardshop Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this - I really appreciate it! I've been struggling to learn ollies for several years! Yes years :) Since I have zero talent when it comes to skateboarding I instead have to try to really understand how things work. Once / if I understand something I have a slightly better chance of learning it. I've heard the advice about sliding up the foot so many times that I (almost) started to doubt my own observations, so it was great to hear that I wasn't completely misunderstanding it. The first years(!) I really tried to do this sliding motion, but I never got it to work. Just a few days ago I started to think of it as "folding the lower leg" and then I got somewhat better results. If you have the time, please have a look at my attempt at 4 minutes 0 seconds in this video ua-cam.com/video/tnmPDQqn3W8/v-deo.html Now I'm trying to understand why my board turns 45 or 90 degrees. Everyone told me that it had to do with my front shoulder turning during the jump, but now I actually think it has to do with the fact that the lower legs point backwards / heelside / towards your back when you jump high and pull up your knees. This usually makes your feet point in a quite strange direction, which will make the board turn. In order to keep the board "flat" while levelling it out I actually think you have to counteract this backward angle of the lower legs by actively pushing them forward / toeside / towards your front at the highest point of the jump. Apart from making your lower legs point straight downwards (instead of backwards) this motion will probably also flatten your feet. What do you think of this? Do you try to push your feet forwards / toeside as well when you're levelling out the board? :)
@ From watching the ollies that turn, it definitely looks like your shoulders are opening up and turning counter clock wise. As you're popping your left arm pulls behind you making your shoulders turn toward the front of the board. Maybe think about throwing your arms straight up in the air so your shoulders don't open up. At first I thought it might be that the pop is being angled, but it seems that the 45-90 degree rotation is occurring once you're in mid air. The pop looks solid, now you just need to push the sliding foot forward (as in the left side of your body) into the nose to level out the back end so there isn't so much "air foot" (distance between your board and the back foot). It'll feel like you're taking that inward knee fold and using your hip to pivot your thigh/leg to an outward kick/extension of the knee (to the left side of your body/direction of the nose) and that will help lift up the back end. I hope that made sense! 😄 It looks like you're 90% there and there's only one small adjustment that will make it all snap into place. Do you ever try to ollie while moving? I have a feeling that the issues might correct themselves if you try it while rolling because it's easier to keep yourself parallel with the board when you have a direction. But I think every trick is easier while rolling because it gives you a little more stability the same way it's easier to balance on a bike while it's rolling. You got this! As long as you're having fun with the process, it doesn't matter how long it takes! Good luck and stay safe out there. Cheers! - Tim 🍻
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@@tacticsboardshop Thanks for the encouragement and your detailed analysis Tim! I really appreciate it. After having watched thousands of videos of myself trying to ollie, I actually think that the mid air 45/90 degree rotation mainly is caused by the board hitting my front foot. And since my front foot is at a "strange angle" when the board hits the foot, the board twists / turns until it has the same angle as my foot. So I think I need to ensure that my front foot is "pointing in the right direction" when the nose of the board gets in contact with the foot. As you say, this is probably solved if I manage to kick the front foot forward. Yes, I do rolling ollies as well, but not that much since I typically get the 45/90 degree in those as well. And it's not fun to land on a board that's heading the wrong way :) Nowadays I mostly do rolling ollies off a curb / manual pad. At 3 minutes 39 seconds into this video I managed to get a straight jump, so if I can add a pop + jump + level out to this one I got myself a rolling ollie :) ua-cam.com/video/PoeiJjLlYKI/v-deo.html
@ There’s only two different things I can think of that will cause the board to rotate frontside (counter clockwise for us because we’re both regular) Either your body is turning that direction, or the pop is being pushed forward slightly like a frontside shuv-it. I’m not sure the issue is that the board is bouncing off your foot because from watching the footage of your ollies, the front foot stays in contact with the board the entire time (as it should) so there's no way that it could bounce off the front foot and start turning. Ollies can be done with just about any wild foot positioning and nothing about your foot positioning/stance looks abnormal and it doesn't look like you foot is at an odd angle. The board is only going to go where the front foot guides it, and it appears that your left leg is being lead by your shoulder and torso counter clockwise, which in turn is guiding the nose in that direction. Right at 4:25 in this video (ua-cam.com/video/tnmPDQqn3W8/v-deo.html), use the "" keys to move frame by frame. Look at the left arm swing back and the shoulders open slightly, then it's followed by the torso and legs. By the end of the jump, your shoulders have already returned to the starting point, but not before transferring that energy to the lower half of your body. Something that might help is to think about doing a lateral jump toward the nose of the board leading with your left foot. You can try it off the board for a bit, but when you do it on the board, think about jumping toward the nose and directing your foot up and then "into" the nose of the board. I believe that if you can direct your focus and front foot out to the correct direction, the board will stay with your front foot and level out, and will perhaps solve some of the rotating issues. I'm definitely down to continue correspondence to get those ollies squeaky clean. Best of luck! 🍻 - Tim
Best ollie video I've seen and I've seen a lot but this one is different. Can you do a tutorial on getting on the board by running and putting it on the ground
Tightening your wheels so that they don't spin can also act as a stabilizer when practicing on concrete. You can get that hardfloor-like pop if the grass is not enough, goodluck and have fun :)
Man i've watched over a thousand ollie tutorials and this one is really the most detailed and precise one, thank you
same
I aaaaaaagggggggreeeeeeeee!!!!!!! Most other constructive and helpful videos don't break down as deeetaaailed all the little steps to the Ollie by breaking down and explaining how and why the front foot. needs to slide forward towards the nose, why and where you place your feet, the mechanics of the Ollie and how taking weight off the back foot after you pop the board allows the front foot to drag the board upward to the height you need it to go and then leveling out the board to the land the trick...
Beeeeeeeeeest beeeeeeeest evvvvvvvvvver dude....
The O.G. skateboarders separate but same Ollie tricked explained videos by Tony Hawk and Rody Mullen are the one ones that come close and some wherein the mix the Braille Skateboard channel How To Ollie video...
I thrive off precise step by step detail and deeper concepts and mechanics and you deserve an Oscars tutorial award for the best Ollie video on the internet and You Tube hands down...
I believe other channels leave out some of the details that you don't provide because they've been doing the trick so long, they don't think about the other Little Steps that's important to someone who's a day one beginner to need to understand why the trick works so that people watching can better understand how to execute the trick...
Plus your teaching ability us suuuuuppppppeeeer thorough!!!!!!!!
Thaaaanks duuuude!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Much success to you!!!!!
HAPPY SKATING!!!!!!!!!
Add me😮
And I've watched over a thousand Ollie tutorials and most of them have a comment like yours.
I feel the same! Thank you!
glad tactics is so open to helping beginners my favorite shop
It is the BEST SKATEBOARDING TUTORIAL 2020!
I've been having problems with my Ollie and this video helped me out more than other videos I've watched .
Thanks for the help.
This is good, no silliness, screaming, unnecessary skits,, begging for subs, straightforward and professional. I subbed
THE COOLEST OLLIE AD ,EVER MADE.!!!!!♤♤♤
Wow, best tutorial compared to Braille and other dudes, good job guys!
Thank you so much before the video was over I landed my first Ollie! I will probably get consistent tomorrow. Can’t thank you enough
this has to be the best ollie tutorial i’ve ever seen all the other just tell you it’s so easy and simple and only give 2 steps without gully breaking it down they say “oh just pop your tail and slide your front foot up and you got it” this one tells you everything and i think with this tutorial i can finally perfect my ollie
You legit have the best tutorials iv seen on youtube. The popping with the ankle explanation is overlooked on most. The smallest things are most crucial sometimes and u go over it all.
This channel is one of my favorite skating tutorial channels. It didn’t disappoint this time either. Reasons:
1) Visually great, the vids look cool, the sound is quality too
2) The pace of the text is excellent, the speaker sounds super friendly and encouraging
3) The animations and the slo mo parts are really helping with visualising what you want to learn (arrows for example)
4) Tricks can be seen repeatedly.
Anyway I really really appreciate your work, guys.👏👏👏👌
0:38 plz explain
I really like how detailed this is about each step and how relates, in time, to the other steps. I wish I would have watched this ollie-how-to first! The other vids rarely explain the rear foot this well. Thank you!
Just knowing that the snap happens right before the foot leaves the board would have saved me a lot of frustration.
The part about holding onto something really helped me get what an ollie is supposed to feel like. Such an underrated piece of advice. And if you can find a crack to put your wheels in and a wall/fence to hang onto, even better. Eventually you'll feel the board suck up to your feet. When you feel that. Do it about 20-30 more times and then try to ollie without the wall. I saw Instant improvement.
Tim is so cool. I watch him even though I can ollie already
Thanks for making this video, I landed my first ollie today. Best ollie tutorial of 2021.
im 43 and just started skating. took me like 2 days to ollie after this video. Good shit, man!
ive watched multiple dozens of ollie tutorials and this is by far the best one
This is what I need
Wow, thank you so much for the in-depth tuts. That visualization really helps, I’ve never seen anyone does that before, and I’ve seen a lot.
Best Ollie tutorial ever all the other utubers never really broke it down they made it seem like all I had to do was jump
Very helpful, I’ve never heard of practicing the jumping motion without the board before and imagining the front foot making a circular motion - awesome visualization technique!
watched a bunch of ollie tutorials on youtube and now i think i have all the pieces and all thats left is to just practice it over and over and over again until i get it. Good video was super helpful in helping better understand how ollies work :)
This is the best tutorial for ollie!!
I have been trying ollie for 10 days and was not able to do a single ollie but I watched your video yesterday and understood my mistakes. I worked on them and was able to do my first ollie today.
Thanks a lot!!
Beeeeeeeest evvvvvvvvvver and suuupppeeer thorough How To Ollie video....
The winner of the best Ollie video to ever be created and be inducted into to the How To Ollie Skateboard Hall Of Fame is this video here!!!!!
Thxxxxxxx duuuudeee!!!!!!
HAPPY SKATING!!!!!
Really good tutorial man! I think I FINALLY get it! The advice about not trying to stomp down with my back foot and just use my calf muscle to more like flick my toes down to pop is such good advice! I can't wait to get back on a board and give it another try!
This is _the_ definitive olly video. And bravo to your editor that showed the board olly without the rider. Nice
Tactics=good shop,good teacher
This is hands down THE BEST EXPLANATION I HAVE EVER SEEN to explain how to ollie! Thank you 🙏 lol
I got it super big first try and I never did it before so I was so exited tysm tactics
This is the best Ollie tutorial video I've ever seen thx for letting my know
I saw all my mistakes get mentioned here and how to fix them, I gotta go try it out now.
This dude has such an insanely high ollie jeeeesus.
Thanks for the tips, Tactics! Getting back into skating after about 15 years and these vids are helping me get my muscle memory back
Best ollie tutorial ive seen. Good job op.
Finally! An ollie tutorial I actually understand! Now I just need to get a skateboard again..
I have been having problems with my oille and pop shove it this video helped me a lot more than others video I have watched
thanks for the help
Great lesson and video production as well. This will be really helpful to a bunch of us. Thanks Bro!
Great tutorial
…your ollie control is on point-impressive
This has to be one of the best tutorials. Still cant really ollie!, but this helps.
Bro this guy so kind he don’t swear
Well explained ollie plus excellent demonstration! Thanks and keep it up!
I've had this issue with my ollies landing frontside, and that ninja-kick suggestion you made seemed to help fix that considerably. Thanks!
Best tutorial I’ve seen! Thanks!!
this helped me so much
okay so i have a problem, i can't jump that high 😭
All these tutorials make it look so easy, but it really takes practice
This issss sooo well explained, i cannot thank you enough :D
The best clip I've ever seen so far. A clip from a board shop. I thought it was too good to be from a private channel. Great ollie you're demonstrating! And nice shoes by the way!
very In-Depth thanks!!
Wow I've watched pretty much every ollie video on YT and this one really stands out from the rest. Especially the slow motions are amazing!
The ninja kick helps alot thanks man!
Excellent tutorial. Thank you.
I have seen so many ollie tutorials and this one was actually helpful! THANK YOU
this video!! been struggling with ollies for months but everything just clicked after i watched this haha. finally getting some decent height with my ollies now :))
Really. Good practicing for 1 week this gave succsess❤
Well demonstrated ollie!
Thanks for the video, exactly what i need to get my ollies higher, subbed ;)
This game me such a confidence boost thanks!!!
I haven't skated since 2012. My new board come in tomorrow night and I can't wait to start skating again.
thats like the most beautiful ollie I have ever seen
Finally a real tutorial
alright guys this worked great for me, try squatting down lower when popping the tail if you struggle with balance or comfort ability
Amazing video! Thank you!
I felt like big thing I learned yesterday to keep my Ollie consistent was also sliding back foot after the pop when lifting. I tend to land ollie's on the nose but this tip help land more on the bolts
Idk why I’m watching this I’ve been skating a while, but damn dude this was am incredible video. Well done
Thanks tactic for the backfoot that can realy help me
I've been looking for a good ollie tutorial and this is the one,thanks!
This is actually a really good detailed trick tip, just missing the common problems
Best ollie s tutorial i ve ever seen. So complete! I appreciate very much the white drawning of the movement of the front foot. Biig thaanks maan 👍🙏
what im finding though, is all the guys doing these videos tell you to get the front foot to have the toe match the edge of the deck or even hang off a bit. But when they actually do it, they would have the toe move in a bit. My guess is that it helps the ball of the foot get to the center of the board, and also let the body face forward more naturally because if the front foot is more forward, the body would want to turn backside.
4:08 is a cheat code!! Just got solid ollies with this in mind 🔥🔥
Omg ur right this helped me sooooo much
Thanks this helped a lot. I am very new to skating and this video was the best one on how to ollie I have seen!
Wow i liked this explanations... from Qatar
Best Ollie video. End of story
Thanks
let's get tactics 100k
amazing
Thanks! Now i won't feel silly while jumping without a board.. 😁
Dad in my 40s skating a week. Got one in 10min. Thanks!!
Sickest tut.
Great guide. Wished there was such a guide when I started.
Thank you sir
0:37 that ghost ollie's better than me
wow! This tutorial is amazing! You just earned a sub!
Great video. Good explanations and super high production quality! However, like most ollie tutorials you mention that you should slide the foot up towards the nose. But if you watch ollies frame by frame - including yours - it looks more like as if the front knee is pushed forward and the front lower leg is folded inwards. This makes the inside of the front foot move almost straight up towards the crotch, rather than sliding up the board. What are your thoughts on this? Do you actively try to fold your leg like this when you you jump up?
Thank you! I appreciate that! You're completely right. When the deck pops and angles vertically upwards, the only way to drag toward the nose (which is pointing straight up) is to drag your foot straight upwards by bending the knee and lifting your foot towards your crotch. The pop of the board shoves the grip against your shoe and since your front foot is already moving upwards, instead of just bouncing off your foot, the board grips and gets pulled up with the foot. I guess the "slide up towards the nose" terminology is the classic way of explaining that motion, but you are completely correct in the way the front knee bends and the leg folds inward. I don't specifically think of that motion, I just try pulling my foot straight upwards and then leveling it out. Although I've been doing ollies for a while now so I don't really think about it much anymore, but probably the best thing to concentrate on would be trying to get as good of a jump, pop, and tuck as possible. I guess an ollie could be done without the inward fold where the knee is straight above the front foot, but I think you would have less leverage to push the nose forward to level it out. Anyway, I digress. It's nice to know people are observing closely. Cheers! - Tim
@@tacticsboardshop Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this - I really appreciate it! I've been struggling to learn ollies for several years! Yes years :) Since I have zero talent when it comes to skateboarding I instead have to try to really understand how things work. Once / if I understand something I have a slightly better chance of learning it. I've heard the advice about sliding up the foot so many times that I (almost) started to doubt my own observations, so it was great to hear that I wasn't completely misunderstanding it. The first years(!) I really tried to do this sliding motion, but I never got it to work. Just a few days ago I started to think of it as "folding the lower leg" and then I got somewhat better results. If you have the time, please have a look at my attempt at 4 minutes 0 seconds in this video ua-cam.com/video/tnmPDQqn3W8/v-deo.html
Now I'm trying to understand why my board turns 45 or 90 degrees. Everyone told me that it had to do with my front shoulder turning during the jump, but now I actually think it has to do with the fact that the lower legs point backwards / heelside / towards your back when you jump high and pull up your knees. This usually makes your feet point in a quite strange direction, which will make the board turn. In order to keep the board "flat" while levelling it out I actually think you have to counteract this backward angle of the lower legs by actively pushing them forward / toeside / towards your front at the highest point of the jump. Apart from making your lower legs point straight downwards (instead of backwards) this motion will probably also flatten your feet. What do you think of this? Do you try to push your feet forwards / toeside as well when you're levelling out the board? :)
@ From watching the ollies that turn, it definitely looks like your shoulders are opening up and turning counter clock wise. As you're popping your left arm pulls behind you making your shoulders turn toward the front of the board. Maybe think about throwing your arms straight up in the air so your shoulders don't open up. At first I thought it might be that the pop is being angled, but it seems that the 45-90 degree rotation is occurring once you're in mid air. The pop looks solid, now you just need to push the sliding foot forward (as in the left side of your body) into the nose to level out the back end so there isn't so much "air foot" (distance between your board and the back foot). It'll feel like you're taking that inward knee fold and using your hip to pivot your thigh/leg to an outward kick/extension of the knee (to the left side of your body/direction of the nose) and that will help lift up the back end. I hope that made sense! 😄 It looks like you're 90% there and there's only one small adjustment that will make it all snap into place. Do you ever try to ollie while moving? I have a feeling that the issues might correct themselves if you try it while rolling because it's easier to keep yourself parallel with the board when you have a direction. But I think every trick is easier while rolling because it gives you a little more stability the same way it's easier to balance on a bike while it's rolling. You got this! As long as you're having fun with the process, it doesn't matter how long it takes! Good luck and stay safe out there. Cheers! - Tim 🍻
@@tacticsboardshop Thanks for the encouragement and your detailed analysis Tim! I really appreciate it. After having watched thousands of videos of myself trying to ollie, I actually think that the mid air 45/90 degree rotation mainly is caused by the board hitting my front foot. And since my front foot is at a "strange angle" when the board hits the foot, the board twists / turns until it has the same angle as my foot. So I think I need to ensure that my front foot is "pointing in the right direction" when the nose of the board gets in contact with the foot. As you say, this is probably solved if I manage to kick the front foot forward. Yes, I do rolling ollies as well, but not that much since I typically get the 45/90 degree in those as well. And it's not fun to land on a board that's heading the wrong way :) Nowadays I mostly do rolling ollies off a curb / manual pad. At 3 minutes 39 seconds into this video I managed to get a straight jump, so if I can add a pop + jump + level out to this one I got myself a rolling ollie :) ua-cam.com/video/PoeiJjLlYKI/v-deo.html
@ There’s only two different things I can think of that will cause the board to rotate frontside (counter clockwise for us because we’re both regular) Either your body is turning that direction, or the pop is being pushed forward slightly like a frontside shuv-it. I’m not sure the issue is that the board is bouncing off your foot because from watching the footage of your ollies, the front foot stays in contact with the board the entire time (as it should) so there's no way that it could bounce off the front foot and start turning. Ollies can be done with just about any wild foot positioning and nothing about your foot positioning/stance looks abnormal and it doesn't look like you foot is at an odd angle. The board is only going to go where the front foot guides it, and it appears that your left leg is being lead by your shoulder and torso counter clockwise, which in turn is guiding the nose in that direction. Right at 4:25 in this video (ua-cam.com/video/tnmPDQqn3W8/v-deo.html), use the "" keys to move frame by frame. Look at the left arm swing back and the shoulders open slightly, then it's followed by the torso and legs. By the end of the jump, your shoulders have already returned to the starting point, but not before transferring that energy to the lower half of your body.
Something that might help is to think about doing a lateral jump toward the nose of the board leading with your left foot. You can try it off the board for a bit, but when you do it on the board, think about jumping toward the nose and directing your foot up and then "into" the nose of the board. I believe that if you can direct your focus and front foot out to the correct direction, the board will stay with your front foot and level out, and will perhaps solve some of the rotating issues.
I'm definitely down to continue correspondence to get those ollies squeaky clean. Best of luck! 🍻 - Tim
Best ollie video I've seen and I've seen a lot but this one is different. Can you do a tutorial on getting on the board by running and putting it on the ground
We already have one! Just skip to 6:42 in ⬇⬇⬇ this video. Cheers! - Tim
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This dudes ollies are NICE..
Great tutorial !
THAT WAS GOOD I CAN DO A OLLIE NOW
Great job 🔥👍
do a how to kickflip video PLEASE.
excellent thnx
Very helpful video! I really wish there was more helmet wearing to set a good example for the younger skaters out there.
So good. I love your Kung Fu style.
I see he quoted uncle iroh a man of taste
Finally
Btw best tutorial yet also how exactly do I go about practicing the flick motion with my ankle for popping the board
좋은 영상입니다! 많은 도움이 되었습니다!
Tightening your wheels so that they don't spin can also act as a stabilizer when practicing on concrete. You can get that hardfloor-like pop if the grass is not enough, goodluck and have fun :)
don’t do this, practice all your tricks rolling.
Tim looks like a frikkin ninja in the thumbnail