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I've been skating since I was 7, started in 1994. I still mall grab my board. So what? The scene police need to stop making such a big fuss about it.
Nice guide man, will try it, thanks
I was watching a vid on how to pump and I saw u were at the exact spot I was skating today. And I think I saw you skating at the park today
It wasn't me today, I didn't skate today, but if you ever DO see me out there I'd love it if you said hello
I watched every Ollie video on this platform and this one was really well made and he instructed it really well thanks you
You talk way too much
Local skater from queens. I swear at the park. When’s the vibes are high, the best skaters aren’t even the ones doing the coolest tricks. They’re the ones who take the hardest slams and keep skating afterwards and finishing what they started. #queens ❤
I love those, they are fun.
2:38 my buddy is way more skilled than me and he still rides like this; even convinced me to even though it made me eat shit on the concrete lol Goes to show everyone does things differently and imo if its what youre comfortable with, do it
What's wrong in looking like a beginner if one actually is a beginner? Cringe AF
good video but i hope you have toned it down on the intro after these years
ya that intro went away
I like this since it only took 15 minutes. I need to lose 40 pounds. Starting today!
when is new vid?
I learned to do it without wheels. Just stand on the board and pop up. It's physics. When you pop a wheelie, the back also wants to come up. You just have to be quick enough to allow it.
Manual is harder than anything else on the list
ur explanation of the flaws to pushing mongo almost all does´nt exist.... The ONLY thing beeing negative (could be NOT musste be) is bringing the front foot back in trick position... That´s the ONLY "real" problem with it... u´ve tried to look extra dumb pushing mongo... PLS gus/girls don´t trust his words here. Mongo makes it even easier to push over hard ground u can turn with ur board foot it is ALL about learning/adapting/mastering.... no matter if u push mongo or not!
37 year old snowboarder finally learning to skateboard, longboard specifically. Thanks for the great advice. Every tip helps!
Oh I bet that will tranfer over very quickly 😉
@NeverStopImprovingSB Rode home from work tonight. Focused on the technique you showed and it was immediately noticeable. Like an instant improvement. I have way more confidence in my push now. Thank you so much.
Ótimas dicas, obrigado.
de nada 🤙
I had a penny board for a week that I found on the side of the road, thank god I found it. The day I found it I tried to skate and it was actually quite fun and 4 days later I found myself at the skatepark ready to ride. I saw the first video of this series and tried them, sadly I could not do many because of how flimsy the board was. I placed an order for a Element complete and started riding better than ever. That was 1 year ago, I am now improving tons every day. Thank you man, I am now amazing and have a new hobby.
He meant cave man right?
Can you explain? I feel like I said caveman a bunch of times
THE BEAST ollie tutorial vid I’ve ever seen, so helpful to do a Ollie
honestly, probably shouldn’t try to learn ten things within your first week 😅
Yup, best to go at your own pace
dayum dude. i alrdy do some really neat ollies but only while standing and not consistently at all. this video is a blessing. i will try some of this FOR SURE in my next sessions. didn't knew, that there are soooo many do-able tricks for me before the ollie perfection. i thought ollies aren't that difficult and the real challenge should be the kickflip. i thought, that i am just progressing way too slow. but if videos like these exist, i might be wrong :D. gives me hope that my ollies will be consistent and while rolling AND on, over or from obstacles
Cool!
One time I fell and I rolled like 4 times to prevent myself from getting hurt. (not on purpose I guess it's like a reflex) ngl it worked I only had a few scratches on my arms and legs.
Not literally 4 times I'm just overreacting
I just did my first Ollie!!!
Lets freakin goooo!!! 🎉
Bruh why can I do tons of advanced flip tricks but every time I try these instant PRIMO
your back foot might be positioned wrong when you go to pop the trick. usually the problem is that it's too far toe-side
I’ve spent like 10 hours trying over the last year i can’t do it
I'm so happy today I managed to do some sort of shuv it, I say some sort because it's 1 in 10 times I do it and it's not totally 180°, it's my first trick ever.
Still really cool to be making progress 🤙
Yeah I practiced and im getting better at it but still it's kind of sloppy, it could be because I fear landing incorrectly on the board and either snapping it or snapping a bone lol
I already know how to gain and maintain speed pretty well. Still love this video bro!
That's really cool, thanks for the comment homie 🤙
Standing rail flip looks absolutely insane lol
It's genuinely fairly easy
honestly I'd rather look like a beginner and be a beginner, than look like a pro but not know anything about anything
my problem is i sometimes lose balance with my back foot riding idk why i panic sometimes putting my backfoot on after pushing its weird idk man
My kids want to learn skateboarding. Feels like a perfect midlife-crisis activity to jump on. Thanks for our work, we'll be working it through!
Caveman w lil board flip is dope
nollie feet stance just goofy?
I spent my whole summer trying to learn an Ollie last year. I still didn’t make an Ollie :(
the reason i quit skateboarding after a little while is because i managed to get 4 mild to serious injuries within a few months, and that is WITH a few weeks recovery to heal. I don't know why but i am a magnet when it comes to hurting myself. A tiny pebble on the road will cause me to have to go to the hospital, i wish that was a joke but it actually happened multiple times. I just don't think it's for me.
It’s been almost 6 years and I haven’t learned one yet, don’t give up yall
i am a beginner, what is the problem with looking like a beginner? ;)
Excellent video - in just 30 minutes you got me from never having even tried to ollie, to actually popping and landing back on the board time after time, and getting what I hope would be considered my first few ollies. Of course we're talking big rocket and then a pretty low level-off at about 10 inches off the ground - but this is Day 1 and anything's better than being landbound, right? 😅 So, thank you for the straight-to-the-point guidance, it really worked!
Ive learned to many more advanced tricks yet i still struggle with this damn trick!!
Fall? On purpose?! Madness.
There's a super good skater at my local park who thinks backside is frontside till he's blue in the face. I've skated for 16 years and surf, so obviously you'd think he'd listen, but I'll be patient nonetheless lol.
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@@NeverStopImprovingSB I should show him this video lol.
At my workplace we found a skateboard in some bushes and a parent who was there with his kid, showed me an ollie, not a too good one. At first I was too scared to even do ot. But one day after (literally today) I watched some vids amd tried it again. i was pretty close actually.. And after now after work watching more videos I now understand what I might've done wrong. Also because of how "short" an ollie actually is. I do slide with the foot that's om the board way too late. Can't wait to practice with that work board tomorrow again. I plan on getting a cruiseboard rather than a slateboard myself tho. But I've seen people doing an ollie on those too.
Im having a problem with the backwherls coming up, any tips?
I just started skating and this helped me more than i can imagine. Thank you so much
I like to just rag doll when I fall and its worked out for me pretty well, anything is better than falling stiff hallofmeat has shown me that
Braille Skateboarding messed up beginners brains with his Ollie tutorial videos, dragging front foot up is not the big part of the ollie, it is just to get your ollie higher. the whole point of the ollie is popping the board off the ground with the right timing
How do I lift the back of the ground