most instructional videos i've watched talk about the dragging of the front foot towards the nose of the board and few of them talk about the lifting of the back leg as soon as it has popped the board. like, after popping immediately lift it. this was the first video i watched that pretty much does the exact opposite. no mention about the dragging of the front foot and underscoring the importance of lifting the back leg, since, the still stretched out leg will keep the board from lifting and therefor make it an ollie. Btw. from what i see, and this video opened my eyes to it, there is no dragging of the foot towards the front in the board. what seems to happening is that the front foot is coming up and the nose of the board is on its way to meet it, as it rotates backwards toward it. the moment they have contact, the upper movement is still happening and the board stops rotating coz of its contact with the foot. the front foot is now in contact with the board but it is still moving upward (coz of the jump). this is what looks like dragging the tip of the shoe forward while in reality the bend front foot is just moving upward on a backwards rotating nose of the board, which for the foot feels exactly the same. the feeling of something dragging up towards something is the same as the feeling of that something dragging down towards something. and it also looks similar. but here the front foot is just going up. just look at it, it never moves forwards it just goes up along with the body (coz of the jump) and down with it (coz of gravity). so, why practice dragging the foot upwards onto the board? it's like practicing a move that's not part of the trick. i can't ollie yet, but i'm much more confindent after having watched your video.

@johnthomas2877

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for this very clear explanation. Now I understand what is going on during an Ollie. Most Ollie tutorials are misleading and downright unhelpful to a beginner Ollier!

@miklojimenez-le9bv

9 ай бұрын

With this kinda analysis, I have no doubt you'll be a street skater in no time

@batterup.

4 ай бұрын

hows the progress bro?

@tsiggy

4 ай бұрын

@@batterup. I could lift all wheels, but it ain't proper yet.

I’m not quite there yet but this is the *MOST HELPFUL* Ollie tutorial I’ve ever seen. I’ve made 10x more progress in 8 minutes than I have in weeks.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad to hear that, and I know you're going to get it soon! It's hard to see your own progress, but just trust that you're getting closer and closer! 🙌

@bellaberke

3 жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB 😁

@DylanFrenzy

2 жыл бұрын

Have you gotten it yet😁

@esthergurung3410

2 жыл бұрын

Frr

@frankthoman4894

2 жыл бұрын

being able to teach is a beautiful thing. i love this guy and i hope anyone who wants to learn to ollie sees this video.

I literally tried for my FIRST TIME to ollie by watching this video, and nailed my first one within 10 minutes. Super stoked!!

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

That is insane man! Good job! 🤙

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah brother! Tag me up @justinlauria

@Khushaal23

3 жыл бұрын

HOW!?!!?? I’ve been trying for like a week and I’m not even close!

@HeroNyn

3 жыл бұрын

Moving?

@angel-ul5el

3 жыл бұрын

@@Khushaal23 all learn at different paces takes practice I hit my first one my first day but ik people who took a month

If you don’t make it under 8 minutes don’t overthink it, keep trying until you can’t raise your feet off the ground, practice is key. Don’t give up I believe in each one of you :) Edit- I performed my first ever ollie a while ago myself, that is enough proof for y’all to land one too, good luck once again

@prbion1993

3 жыл бұрын

in germany we say: ehrenmann

@dwaipayandattaroy9801

3 жыл бұрын

alas! I cut my major nails may be

@narainsingh2525

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man

@yesNo-wq3fi

2 жыл бұрын

You dont know how much i needed that. Iv been practicing for mor then 3 months mybe 4 and its been difficult but thank you for this

@devilchi5375

2 жыл бұрын

and you won first place in the cheering competition amigo

IT WORKED IT ACTUALLY WORKED It seemed impossible but then I watched this video and I did it! You can do it too, I believe in you. Don't give up!

@prashantsmart2068

2 жыл бұрын

U JUST MOTIVATED ME!!!!!!!! I'M GONNA DO IT TOOO!!

@oconnor5870

2 жыл бұрын

I believe in you!

@iannoble4438

2 жыл бұрын

I am learning how to Ollie and it seems impossible for me but that comment made me have more hope thanks :)

@prashantsmart2068

2 жыл бұрын

@@oconnor5870 I BROKE MY SKATEBOARD T-T

@sararezaei5521

2 жыл бұрын

Me neither bro😭

Thanks for putting up this video! I’m a skater from the 80’s and this was such a milestone for us when we finally learned. We didn’t have anyone to teach us (and this was before the internet) so all we could do was watch a Bones Brigade video or Gleaming the Cube, or watch an older skater from our town. And our town had less than 4000 people in it and hardly anyone skated. But when we did witness it it was like magic. It was the way I imagined people felt watching the first airplane fly. It seemed impossible. There was no ramp, no engine, no springs. But skaters could get more air than bmx’ers and they were on flat pavement. It was the holy grail for us - all other tricks were based on it. It was the price of admission for getting radical. We would watch each other to see if any of our ‘pops’ resulted in the tail leaving the ground. “You were airborne dude! Only a couple centimeters, but you were in the air!” The dream of being able to Ollie onto a curb seemed impossible. We spent long sessions working on it. I remember taking a break from watching MacGuyver to go out to my driveway for a weekday late night session. Eventually we all learned, one at a time. I was the first - I had my ‘89 Hawk ‘Claw’ mini and I nailed it one day. My friend Pete was next on his Cab with the ‘Dragon/Bat’ graphic, and then Jeremy. He rode a McGill Snake/Skull with the spoon nose. It was awesome. Seeing the comments on here of groms nailing it just like that - some one their first try - is awesome. And anybody who’s having trouble because they didn’t get it in the first 8 minutes, don’t worry! It took us MONTHS to get it and we practiced every day! Lol And even then, I didn’t have the awesome glue foot style of my skating bud Jeremy (RIP bro). I learned first but he had way better technique. So don’t worry about how fast you learn and skate at your own pace, you’ll get there!

@Resseguie

Жыл бұрын

o8😮 ❤mi😂🎉🎉

@OfficialOwenDragon

Жыл бұрын

Omg so long

@davidcrawford8583

Жыл бұрын

Same. Started in '87, wore out Public Domain, a few of us skated in my town, tutorials like this + the amount of skateparks now makes me a bitter jealous 47 old lol 😂

@catsooey

Жыл бұрын

@@davidcrawford8583 One of my two best friends (and fellow groms) had a brother who was 15 years older and a major organizer in the W Mass skate scene - he ran the annual Skate Camp, worked at the old ‘On Ramp’ skate shop in Hadley, etc. Eventually he got a job with Burton. He grew up in a town called Northampton, right next to where I grew up. It looked like New York by comparison lol. But while we skated every little spot where we lived, he told us about these “legendary” Northampton spots. There was a small concrete drainage ditch on the outskirts (which just got demolished), “the great pyramids” (which were really just some oversized speed bumps) in an alley, a nice little set of stairs, etc. Eventually we got our folks to leave us off in town and we hunted down and skated all these landmarks. This was our idea of a skatepark :) When I see the real skatepark built 10+ years ago in Northampton only minutes from where I live, I think back and just laugh to myself. It’s got one of the best outdoor concrete bowls in the state. I feel like the old WW1 era guys that used to tell us “back in my day, we played kick the can! What are these new skateboard contraptions you got here? How do they work?” Our first ever spot in my little town (Hatfield) was a couple of curbs at an old age home, and the old folks used to come out and watch and try to understand “this new generation” lol.

@davidcrawford8583

Жыл бұрын

@@catsooey Totally understand. Not just in skating, but in life, as you get older you turn into those WW1 guys. With skating, in the UK, living in a small village we had very few places to skate. One place was a loading bay undercover which we could get into, that was like Heaven for us. I miss skating so much, I still have my Tony Hawk Birdhouse deck, Venture Trucks and Spitfire 97A's, My daughter is thinking about starting to skate who's 10.

My first ollie today!! Thank you! 35 yrs old and just started skating last week!!

@noctis8596

2 жыл бұрын

Hey it’s been a while since you commented this, how’s skating going?

@alfredojarillo3146

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to know I’m not the only late starter

@whatthefun1084

2 жыл бұрын

Slow and steady!!! But the best part is having fun..

@mansezoro2436

2 жыл бұрын

@@jessiefirassie9505 age doesnt matter

@hazemalbanna

Жыл бұрын

i'm 39 i just started , thats my first week

AAH SHIT I'M A BEGINNER, NERVOUS ABOUT FALLING, AND WANT TO NAIL MY FIRST OLLIE VERY SLOWLY THIS RULES, THANK YOU SO MUCH AAAAH I'M STOKED

@mrblack9601

3 жыл бұрын

If ur afraid of falling u never progress, jusy get used to falling and be confident

@dominicbruce7558

3 жыл бұрын

Practice falling. Once u learn how to fall safely then it won’t be as scary when u fall while moving

@ryanlee9150

3 жыл бұрын

how'd it go!!!???

@holagirl7144

3 жыл бұрын

mr black ¿¿?? theyre afraad of falling, that doesnt mean that they let their fear stop them.

@nie4880

3 жыл бұрын

Start from grass maybe?

Idk who you are or what kinda of sorcery you did... but thank you so much, thanks to this video I mange to land my 1st ever ollie. This is deffentifly 100% the best ollie video on KZread.

@bootybandit390

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

@alfredojarillo3146

2 жыл бұрын

Yup

Also make sure you’re comfortable on your board! It’s much harder to learn without having correct level/technique.

@jonahdavis8089

3 жыл бұрын

Love the name and pfp

@justarandomperson9417

3 жыл бұрын

Ur profile pic 🥰

@sptheeman25

2 жыл бұрын

Ye that's what I'm doing at the moment just getting comfortable

@MikeHawk-ob1es

2 жыл бұрын

@Milla H good shit bro, hope you progress jus stick with it it's all about time and effort fr

@MikeHawk-ob1es

2 жыл бұрын

@Milla H great! it's good to have someone to give you tips

This actually helped me a lot I had my phone in hand listening to the video while watching and just followed what you did and landed it mid video, thx so much bro.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

This is CRAZY COOL to read man! I am over the moon that this video is helping ya'll so much =D

@henry.sb0

3 жыл бұрын

Not even a minute ago I took a decent fall practicing and my board slid out under my feet and I just sat there for a second and was like “so this is what learning feels like” got back up and kept trying

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

@@henry.sb0 Dude, when it happens it stings so bad, and then like 5 minutes later it's like "I don't even feel it any more!" haha

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

@@henry.sb0 Nice work sticking it out

@theibster7571

3 жыл бұрын

I spent like 3 hours and got no progress maybe I just suck 🤣

Longboarder here. Snapped my cheap longboard doing a trick and decided I prefer doing tricks to cruising. Watching this video as I’m about to order a new skateboard. Got a feeling I’m gonna learn how to Ollie within a week thanks to this video.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

It's going to work! It's all about having the right mindset 👍

@equ1noxii599

3 жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB update: got the board today and practiced ollies for around two hours straight after school. It’s absolutely insane but I can now do stationary ollies (still working on consistency). I’ll keep working at it everyday to increase my pop height and also learn to do it while moving. Your videos are a blessing man 👍✨

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

@@equ1noxii599 That is unbelievably cool! I remember practicing my ollies for months before I got one. Definitely legend status 🤙

@pook4574

2 жыл бұрын

@@equ1noxii599 have you improved??

@eisenwagner3245

2 жыл бұрын

I’m latterly in the same position as you man we got this!!🥇🥇🥇

Just got my first ollie on cement before this video:)

@jspiers7542

3 жыл бұрын

Nice dude!

@tizler5054

3 жыл бұрын

Congrats I am working and I posted my first attempt on my channel. I suck at it

@tizler5054

3 жыл бұрын

SAME BRO

@jamesbw2

3 жыл бұрын

awesome congrats

@alamirasafaelnachar4189

3 жыл бұрын

i just learnt how to do it, now i’m tryna do an ollie while moving 🧍🏽‍♀️

i’ve been practicing for 2 days using other tutorials and it was so hard (maybe landed 3 or 4) but when i found this video it just made so much sense and after 20-30 mins i can now ollie successfully nearly every time

dude this video made me nail ollies down holy shit thank you man it feels so good to land it more now

I have been attempting an ollie for 8 .5 months and now im so hppy i did it im literally crying

@velix5390

2 жыл бұрын

i did it in a week lol

@W4KEUP_MATT

2 жыл бұрын

@velix bro dont do that. Everyone learns in different times. Dont make other feel less good.

@velix5390

2 жыл бұрын

@@W4KEUP_MATT I didn't lmfao ur just insecure, I only said my pace the same way as he said his pace. It's a comment section.

@W4KEUP_MATT

2 жыл бұрын

@@velix5390 man wdym insecure? i didn't even say anything about myself. anyways good jbo if you did it in 1 week and maybe i understood it wrong but it looked like yo uwere flexing.

@velix5390

2 жыл бұрын

@@W4KEUP_MATT nah I wasn't flexing I was just showing that it's actually possible for ppl to learn it in just a week and it can be a motivation for some to get it done as fast.

Wow! Thank you so much, I don’t know how the hell you did this magic but this really helped me.

@yesitsquackerson

2 жыл бұрын

Comment NOW

I got to say after looking at a load of Ollie videos this is the best one and I am so proud of myself for doing my first Ollie thanks to you

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Woohoo awesome work Arche!

Landed my first baby ollie because of this video! Thanks a lot! Just gotta keep practicing and I can finally do an ollie!

@jojo_ytroblox2787

2 жыл бұрын

Update: first ollie landed!

Worked so well and unexpectedly, I missed realizing I accomplished my first Ollie until my friend started shouting "u did it!". 😁 Thanks!!!

Rmb to learn to slide your foot up the board once you get comfortable with these steps as an advanced tip :D (this vid was really instructional especially that jumping part)

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Yes sir! Very important! haha I definitely didn't have enough time left after 8 minutes to go over all of the finer details of getting it perfect, but I really appreciate you guys 'jumping' ;) in and helping out in the comments 🤜🤛

I cannot thank you enough for this tutorial! Assumed learning it in 8 minutes was greatly exaggerating but with no prior practice I could do a decently high Ollie after 10 minutes

@NeverStopImprovingSB

2 жыл бұрын

That is truly insanity 🤯

I've been watching this video for some days now and I've finally learned how to do an Ollie because of you! I'm so happy that I can finally do it I have been trying for four months and I learned it in three days because of you. Keep up the good work:)

Just got back into skateboarding after a few years, I can drop in and ride okay but my ollies where never consistent, this has helped loads and I'm better than I was already! Thankyou so much dude

Thanks, it's well done and informative. As far as I can tell, your back foot should not be in contact with the board anymore when the board touches the ground. Your body should already be in the air. Otherwise, your foot just clamps the board to the ground, and prevents ollieing. The ollie also makes a very different sound depending on where your back foot is during the pop. It feels weird/magical, but it seems to be supported by slow-mo videos of ollies.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

Жыл бұрын

These observations are spot on sir!

@pure5742

Жыл бұрын

Thank you bro these were my biggest issues

Justin is back! The most insightful skateboard teaching videos in Internet! Once again great explanation!

Justin this is the BEST step by step instructions for learning how to do an Ollie. I really appreciate all your time and effort you put into this video. I haven’t skated in decades and have never done any tricks. So this is going to be awesome! Please keep making these kinds of videos. Thanks again man!

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

I appreciate all the love and the fact that you re-typed all this out! Awesome work 👌

I've watched a bunch of "how to ollie" videos and this one is by far the best! Approaches the technique in a totally different way compared with others I watched. Most of them just explained something along the lines of popping the board, dragging your foot along and jumping all at the same time, which I just couldn't make sense of and work out. I think the others go about it in completely the wrong way, as the act of jumping, lifting the front foot off first as taught here, is really what creates the movement... SO glad I found this video!!

Omg THANK YOU! Landed in grass and with a crack. This is so easy to follow along with and I got it! I’ve been skating like 3 times so it’s really good for beginners!

This is honestly the best ollie tutorial I've ever seen. I did my first baby ollie today! Still needs some work but I'm just happy I was able to land one :)

I’m Very inconsistent with my Ollie’s and out of all the videos I’ve seen on Ollie tutorials, this is by far my favorite!

Landed my first Ollie from this vid 🥳! Thanks man, u don’t even know how much u helped out!

@osuno4610

3 жыл бұрын

Nice job, I'm still trying but this video cleared up a lot of things

@rusty-pickets

3 жыл бұрын

@@osuno4610 yes it really goes more in depth and helps

The part about jumping on the board was very helpful! It definitely helped me get closer to doing my first ollie!

Thank you man I finally got my first Ollie down I feel amazing now

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

That is fricken awesome dude, stay frosty!

This guy is a possibly the best youtuber at breaking down tricks.. his methods actually work after you learn his way you obviously need refine it as only a short video but it works. amazing help thank you!

I finally landed my first ollie yesterday with this tutorial! Thank you so much for making this video 🙌

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

This is ONLY THE BEGINNING!! Haha yes let's GOO!!

Father (aged 39) and Son (aged 11) both tried this method today. Managed to get the front wheels quite high. Back wheels came up about 1cm off the ground 😂😂😂 Were both beginners so hoping to make progress!

Me getting 1mm in the air 😎

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING!

@contraptionco4773

3 жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB 3 feet for me :o

@Ditemeart

3 жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB Hello, can you help me? So Im pretty sure i can already do an ollie but the thing is that im doing the ollie with my different foot and i cant do it whe driving. ( Im a begginer so idk)

@Fingerboards-mv2sd

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ditemeart you drive your skateboard?

@ilikepinapples3538

2 жыл бұрын

Can you stop posting these comments you just steal them from other people

This really helped me, I haven’t gotten it yet but I’ve improved a lot. Thank u so much 😁

This litterly the most helpful ollie tutorial I've seen Thank you so much, I landed my first ollie within 20 minutes thanks to your video Keep up the great tutorials man 🔥

This is nothing but incredibly UNDERRATED Keep up !

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Haha you ROCK! Thank you so much XD

Omg thank you so much you gave me more progress in a few minutes than i’ve had in months

Thanks so much, this video was really helpful, and I finally landed my first ollie! it was a small one but still. This video was so much easier than some of the other ones.

This is by far the best Ollie video I have seen because it actually shows what to do since all the other videos just say “ok now pop up the board” and I’m here questioning how to do that yet you explain it perfectly

I remember watching your older video on how to Ollie 8 months ago and now Im able to jump onto stuff!

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

That is so fricken cool man! I realized that once you learn the ollie, the whole world opens up in front of you. Like regular curbs, sidewalks, stairsets start looking like massive urban playgrounds made just for us =D

@SpencerBrewerOG

3 жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB Totally! I got going on curbs pretty easy and I now use skating as a way of transportation.

Im having troubles doing a shuv it, i would really like a shuv it tutorial

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

You know it's coming ;)

THE BEAST ollie tutorial vid I’ve ever seen, so helpful to do a Ollie

I’ve been watching a lot of these videos this with you stood out and helped me the most

I've been tryna learn Ollie for 2 years . I've still haven't learnt it but I'm gonna try using ur video. I must say ur video looks amazing and it's the first time I've seen such a good video on the Ollie cuz everywhere I go they teach it conplicatidly. the best video so far. I will keep u updated on my progress buddy. thanks for sharing such good content!

This is a great tutorial. I already knew how to ollie going into watching this so I can't attest to it's effectiveness, but it seems like a great way to teach someone. My method to teach people is; 1. Stand stationary on board. 2. Put all weight on tail, stand there (as in, only back wheels and tail (of the board) on ground.) 3. Go back and forth between those. 4. After a few, stand with all of your weight on the tail, and just practice sliding the side of your front foot along the griptape, towards the front of the board (just to get your body comfortable with that feeling). 5. Slowly combine those steps, and when you feel comfortable add "a jump, straight up in the air". With all of that said, the method in this video seems like it would be way more effective. My method was more so "Learn to ollie in a few hours", lol. The "sliding your foot" helps with learning kickflips (and I guess heelflips, although I've never taught someone how to heelflip like that), as well. Love the message of this channel, hate to see people in the community not supporting everyone, including newbies/aspiring skaters etc. So thanks for helping keep the metaphorical train chuggin.

This worked extremely well for me! I wanted to learn ollies and I landed my first one in about 10-20 minutes.

I've watched so many videos and this one had me doing them before the video ended🤯 THANK YOU

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH i learned how to do a Ollie in 30 minutes witch makes me SOOOO happy I’ve been trying to do it for like a year now but u thought me how keep up the fantastic work

@NeverStopImprovingSB

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome job! 🤘🤘

@TurtleNeck_

Жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB i know this is late but i thought u should be sliding ur foot to the nose of the board after the pop? if not pls tell me where the slide is (after the jump/pop) as im trying to learn an ollie

Me, who has been learning how to ollie for 3 days on a slanted concrete road with little rocks , with no pads, 👁👄👁 Okay so I messed up step one, time to retreat to some grass 😂

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Haha trying it on slanted concrete with rocks all over is definitely going to make things unnecessarily hard! Glad you're making some changes to your setup, it's going to pay off =)

@Myrtilos_Waffle

3 жыл бұрын

My dad disapproved this video saying it’s easier on grass. Jokes on him, I’m learning better on grass.

Thanks so much!!! I have watched a lot of ollie tutorials and this one is the best i've seen.

You are a blessing, thanks for the video, Its really helpful and I actually landed my first Ollie, I am excited to learn more, I love your videos! Keep it up!

I'm almost as old as tony hawk and just bought my first skateboard. I'll try this on grass and practice falling.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! Good attitudes will always succeed in skateboarding 🛹

I am finally able to land an Ollie!! After sooooo many videos… I rly wish I woulda just found this video my first day trying haha so glad I did! I also just subscribed to your channel and I’m so excited to improve my skating 😄

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Woo hoo! Heck yes! Way to stick with it 🤘🤘🤘

Best how to Ollie tutorial ever. I tried your tips and saw a good improvement. Good video.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Rock on man! Looking forward to seeing some skate clips on your KZread soon 🤙

I’ve watched like like 30 Ollie vids and NONE OF THE HELPED!! But yours was the best one and it really helped me! Keep up the good work

I'm glad your back to making videos man, your older ones helped me a lot when I first got my board. This one helped me get my first stationary ollies yesterday!

Wow. Got my first skateboard yesterday tried to Ollie for 3 hours and never got it. Today I got it in 10 minutes. I like how you never once say to push down on the tail. You just take your front foot off first and let physics do the work.

Literally the best tutorial so far, thank you so much!! It looks good for me so far, haha ! cx

I cannot thank u anymore. Today I tried it for the first time on carpet (I was holding on to something a little bit) but I managed to land my first Ollie after 4 tries. THANK YOU!!

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

That's what's up! Nice job, keep going dude!! 🛹

I will try this method, i usually lose my balance when i pop the board or maybe because i’m afraid to fall

How?? I just landet my first Ollie! Thank you so much :)

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

No way dude, that is amazing!

Thanks so much! I've been skating for ~3 years and since I'm basically fluent at just skating I wanted to start learning tricks and after 2 months of trying, watching videos , going to the park and watching others I kept getting so close , but I never got it... Turns out I just had to change my jump(front leg first) and now I'm kinda getting it!

Bro thank you so much for this first 10-15 mins nailed my first real ollie keep up the god work man

Hey this helped me so much. I ollied my first day. Something I really need to emphasize and I feel like he should’ve gone more in depth in is the slide!!!! It’s probably like 70 percent of the Ollie and once I started sliding my foot to the nose I got perfect ollies. Next month I will update you on the tricks I can do

@airanimations8425

2 жыл бұрын

Since no one asked it’s a month later any update?

@fnito9844

2 жыл бұрын

@@airanimations8425 yea bro I can Ollie, fs 180, shuv it, and pop shuv it. Keep practicing!!

@Alexlr-gs6wh

2 жыл бұрын

@@fnito9844 damn mad that’s awesome, you’ve made awesome progress

@chalabread

2 жыл бұрын

Ye

waw. really really helpful tutorial. I finally understand my biggest mistake. first I should have take my froont foot of. i was doing the opposite. Thank you so much

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Keep up the good work Bek 👊

@ilikepinapples3538

2 жыл бұрын

Me too 😂

Haven’t been able to Ollie for awhile… first time i used these tricks I nailed it. Thank you

I watched every Ollie video on this platform and this one was really well made and he instructed it really well thanks you

can u do a part 2 where u explain the foot sliding up the board

@chopizzzz5331

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t think he dose it but if you want to go higher up in the jump then do it this vid is for beginners but slide your foot if you want a higher Ollie

@zachsaccount323

3 жыл бұрын

@@chopizzzz5331 you cant ollie without sliding your foot up lol, its a critical step to doing an ollie. without sliding your foot you wont get a cm off the ground

When falling all you gotta do is roll to avoid serious injury that's all that I been doing, works fine

just wanted to say thank you because I started skating a day ago and watched a few videos on this trick but couldnt perform it. Your way of practicing that was completely different and I really hit that under 8 Minutes although it was impossible with the other advices before. Well done.

THANK U SO MUCH!!! I haven't been trying for half as long as some people but was watching other videos where everyone was saying the same thing and I kept getting extremely frustrated but your vid finally help me not only learn them, BUT DO MULTIPLE OLLIES CONSISTENTLY!!! Of course they aren't perfect, and I still wanna learn how to go higher but for my first time this vid was so helpful. Thank you again😭😭

This is the most underrated tutorial ever

Im working really hard on perfecting this, I'm new to skateboarding, I've been trying for about an hour but I'm getting closer each time! Edit: so I practiced for 2 hours or something and now my legs feel broken lol

Thank you! Im a first timer and this absolutely made me do my very first Ollie. Much love and thanks! 🌀

the emphasis on the jump seriously helped, I've finally been able to do it, I'm 23 and I've been skating for like 3 years now 😭😭😭

I really think the whole wrist guard recommendation should come with some important additional advice. Because _no_ pad will prevent arms or wrists or elbows from breaking when you assume it can take full impact in a slam and keep everything extended, because you're wearing pads. The reason why knee pads in vert ramps work is because you use them to slide down (and folds legs under you). You don't use them to take full impact either. This is very underrated commentary on using protective gear. Needless to say, wearing a helmet is _always_ a good idea. Keep those limb bend and roll out, don't extend and take the full impact. You'll break bones. Some of the worst slams where you could hit your head, will also come out of nowhere wiping out hard. I'd also recommend beginners to try to land on a board with knees bend very consciously. Maybe even show what happens when you land with one or two extended / stiff legs, because that's usually an instant wipe out. If you land on just the tail or middle of the board with one foot, but have that knee bend / crouched, the board will pretty much never shoot out from under. Last but not least, the key to falling is really trying to 'roll out', making sure the energy from impact isn't taken head on, but gets transferred in ways that don't hurt or damage. Why can experienced skaters take slams down an 8 or 10 stair set? Well, most likely because he or she knows how to 'go with the flow' and roll out of a slam.

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

This is brilliantly stated!

@PHeMoX

3 жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB Thanks :D Also, thanks for the video. Even though I got ollies, I'm still improving them every time I skate. So this still helps.

@memorysometimers3067

3 жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB 🤣

@TheAnimeist

3 жыл бұрын

There's a video somewhere of a large cat tumbling and leaping off a cliff, and just walking away. The trick is to turn the fall into a leap so it can be controlled. The Parkour discipline uses this philosophy as well, but that's not how it started out.

First off, thanks for this incredible tutorial! I’ve been able to consistently get the ollie (thanks to you), but find that I always seem to rotate towards my heel side. If I start the ollie with my board facing 12 o’clock I land with it facing 11. Any idea what could be causing this?

@NeverStopImprovingSB

2 жыл бұрын

When you pop an ollie, the board orients itself with how your shoulders are rotated, so you need to focus on keeping your shoulders straight when during the whole trick

@DuncanTennant

2 жыл бұрын

@@NeverStopImprovingSB thank you!

best ollie video I have seen. You really do a great job of laying out the steps that so many others take for granted. For example, I haven't seen others mention taking the time to practice jumping without even trying to ollie. Looking forward to getting back to popping curbs...

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

Heck yeah Derek, thanks for the positivity and me too, I'm so glad the warm weather is starting! (if you live in the northern hemisphere)

YES!!! Now this is the key step video.This is the one,right here! learn it in 20 minutes.Thanks.

To any new skaters here there’s a couple things to remember: get comfortable riding your board before you mess with ollies. Once you’re comfortable riding regular, practice riding switch and try to learn how to manual and power slide. I’m not saying you have to completely master those things before trying to Ollie but I promise you will have a much easier time learning how to Ollie once you build confidence riding your board. And also… don’t give up you got this! And ignore the feedback from people in the beginning just think about it as the initiation into the community.

@just_another_directioner5856

2 жыл бұрын

What’s manual and power slide 😅

A couple of trys In I accidentally landed a kickflip

@m4rc3l474

Ай бұрын

bro how😧 nah congrats man

@WGmodels2

Ай бұрын

No way dude that's awesome

This helped us so much! We’re so close to nailing our first ollie, thank you so much!

After all videos that i watched on how to ollie, this video has help me the most to make a progress in practicing ollie. Im still scared but im feeling it. Thank you so much ma man for teaching how to ollie 💪🏻😎

THIS TUTORIAL HELPED ME i was really having a trouble with ollie...but now I understand everything! Wish me luck, I'm going to learn ollie Edit : I DID IT! I DID MY FIRST OLLIE TODAY! tysm for the tutorial 🥺💖💞

@albedo5959

3 жыл бұрын

Nice still tryin for mine

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

No way Neeko, nice job!!

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

@Sonoferatik2 Don't get discouraged, it's coming! As long as you refuse to give up 👊

@moonshihxs

3 жыл бұрын

@@albedo5959 Don't give up! You are going to do it! I believe in you, just try a little bit harder and don't be scared 💕 it's not that hard

@albedo5959

3 жыл бұрын

@@moonshihxs I actually got one yesterday :)

Nice, but no human being ollies after 8 minutes :D

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

My target audience in this video would be someone who's been trying to ollie for a while and they're missing maybe just one or two key steps, haha but you're not wrong! Learning the ollie takes some time, and to learn it you have to earn it!

@jadensimmons6646

3 жыл бұрын

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@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

@@jadensimmons6646 Haha wow! He got his ollie in like 9 minutes :)

@alexmartinez9645

3 жыл бұрын

Taught my brother basics of doing ollies and he did an ollie on the spit first try and did it again over and over, a week later, still ollies real good and is even dropping in and doing shuvits, skateboard prodigy in the making in a couple months ima be outdated for him 😭

@jadensimmons6646

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexmartinez9645 Wow. Can't wait to see where he is in 5 to 10 years.

I'm so happy!!! i finally landed it after months! this is definitely the most helpful tutorial.😄

What he’s other videos which helped get the idea down, but this one finally get me to actually land my first Ollie! Thank you!

I finally landed a high Ollie, I didn’t even realize I could use carpet on concrete

Im getting a little desperate not gonna lie

thank you for making this! I am a big ol clumsy nerd, and I love to analyze exactly what is happening physics wise when I'm skating, but this helped break the steps into manageable muscle memory steps that will help me be able to expand what I'm doing practically!

I’ve spent 3 months trying and this is the only video that actually helped me improve.

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I’ve been trying to get my ollies down but none of the other tutorials really worked, thank you so so much for breaking it down for me

This video is absolutely great, rlly helps I've been looking to find a tutorial like this for a whilr and this one has helped so much, THANKS SO MUCH MAN

Thank you so much! This one of the most helpful tutorials I've seen.

So before this i watched a braille skateboarding video about ollies, and I tried doing the way they suggested. I been practicing for an hour or 2 and didnt land even one (maybe am just bad), i watched this and this is so much easier to understand and try. Its 1 am right now. I'll see you when I try it tomorrow. Thanks a lot man!

@NeverStopImprovingSB

3 жыл бұрын

They teach ollies in a really weird way (in my opinion), but this learning strategy should help you get it. Rooting for you bro!