How to Roll In on a Quarter Pipe/Mini Ramp (Easy Practice Steps!)
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2018
- After you've been skating transition for a while, starting every run with a drop in can start to get a little old, so now it's time to spice things up with this intermediate mini ramp trick: The Roll In.
Similar to rolling off of a curb, you're going to be picking up your front wheels and nudging your back wheels for a little bit, sending them into the air before you drop down and land on the inside of the ramp.
For a bunch of close-up and slow motion footage as well as endless amounts of tips and advice on this intermediate trick, you're going to want to watch this video and then go out and start nailing roll-ins!
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Thanks for all these videos. I recently got back on the board after a 41 year break ( ya, I'm 59). Your vids are helping me do things on a board that I couldn't do when I was 18.
And now you are inspiring and motivating me, Mark! Thanks for the comment 💪
@@NeverStopImprovingSB I got back onto a board 2 weeks ago last skated 40+ years ago I'm 59 in October
Keep it up bro. I’m 50 and I’m back after 15 year hiatus due to knee surgery’s.
Hope you got it.
Older generations golf and water ski we skate ! I’m proud of it and it keeps me healthy. I hate gyms and gym people. Skate or cry ! Man. Haha have fun all !
I landed one!!!!
Well good job!
Me to
GG
Omg well done
I like to think your riding vert now
Ugh going for it this morning, i have butterflies already and havent even left the house. Thank you for the tutorial.
Bro, I am so pumped for you! Remember, the sooner you send those front wheels over, the easier of a time you're going to have. Rock it! 👊
Thank you for the tips and stoke its done finally.
@@df238 Huge congrats my dude!!! 🎉
How’d it go?
This is so important to learn....But also easy to lose your muscle memory of it if you don't do it for a while...It's a comfort thing...Once you do it keep doing it often
really? oh no😔
I finally need to commit and learn this, I will come back to comment when I get them comfortably
Rooting for you!
@@NeverStopImprovingSB thank you for the motivation :) going to a park today!
@@schmoopDJ did u do it?
I got it on a ramp without coping so next step is coping, almost there
@@schmoopDJ Did you do it in the end?:)
Your tutorials are helping me a ton! Keep doing what you're doing!
These are so high quality teaching videos that there are none close!
It's great that you are back publishing these! Thank you!
I really appreciate these videos, their giving me tonnes of new things to practice, all while becoming more versatile on my board
Thanks for the vid. I'm a 30 yo who used to skate (mostly street) alot as a teen. I've been working on getting my skills back and skating the local park with my kids. I'm thrilled I can still drop in but I've never been able to roll in and that's something I've been wanting to do. This video has really given me a great insight as to how to approach it. I'm comfortable dropping in and popping off ledges so I just need to work up to it now. Thanks again!
Best tutorial for this ive seen. Solid advice.
Another awesome & detailed video. Keep ‘em coming, fella!
Great tutorial thanks, this helped me to build up confidence to try it and it was actually pretty easy once I did! Hop and lean forward!
I’m 32 years old and just moved to austin last year from central Illinois! The amazing parks here have motivated me to get back on my board. When I was a kid I always wanted to learn roll ins but it always looked so scary!
We're definitely spoiled on the parks here 😋
Keep up the awesome work! Keep on shredding and inspiring
Keep these tutorial coming & keep up the good work man!
Excellent tutorial, keep these coming , the tips help in the way you present them. Thanks . New subscriber
Thank you for the informative video. It was a great help.
Perfect break down and set up👍🔥🔥🔥
Great stuff thanks a lot. I’ve been progressing and it’s extremely satisfying
Awesome tutorial bro! Your channel is one of the very best on the net!
Awesome, I'm definitely going to give that a go!
rainy day video lessons! hyped to try this when it clears up
For sure man! I think the slow build up from flat ramps to quarter pipes is going to help a lot
Great video 👍
Thanks, this help a lot. Ill try this evening 🤣
Thank you so much i really appreciate it even thought i kept falling i still got back up and tried it then eventually i landed it Thanks To You
Heck yes! Great to hear 🤙
great tutorial dude! subscribed
omg, I need to try the steps before because I really wanna roll in but I'm a bit scared😵💫I bet it's just a mindgame. so thus tutorial how to prepare and train (instead of just diving in) is so essential👍
1:51 cockroaches can skate too
Lol it's actually a pill bug, but he shreds!
i think its a rollie pollie
I thought it was a little mouse.
@@aplonicycommunity7407 It still makes me laugh that other countries call them rollie pollies!
@@ChristianTruss oh I didn't know
I did it twice last season but fell once and been scared to since! hopefully this helps
Absolutely got broke off today trying this now here I am readying myself for the next try
Been there SO many times on this trick 😆
Got my rock to fakies yesterday gonna try this today
This is very good
your the man bro!
Nice vid ty u helped me a lot
I just started learning how to skate mini ramps and I wanna air out and still maintain flow with a quick roll in
When I first started skating I tried this once and bailed hard, now trying to get back into skating again and I wanna be good this time
Nailed it the first couple of times I tried it, then slammed super hard once I started feeling confident
Did you get injured?
damn that always happens to me once i start to get confident, did you get badly hurt?
thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just learned these. So much harder and scarier than it seems
I agree with that, gives you a nice little adrenaline rush!
Good bro
Ok I,m going to learn this trick before the end of the year.
cano450 how are you doing
how r u doing
@@OptimumMindyt I got the roll in on a small quarter pipe with no coping, but when I try it with coping I can't seem to keep my feet on the board.
oh man I learned how to do this a few years ago at my local park. I have to say this is a scary thing to commit to if you don't have any small quarter pipes to practice on.
Holy poop I live five minutes away from the brushy creek skate park and the Austin skatepark is also cool I’ve been to it a couple times I learned to drop in there hopefully I run into you one day
Thx this was especially easy because your at my local park😂😂
What are the major things that can go wrong doing this? Obviously hit the coping and falling face first into the transition, but have you experienced any other problems?
Excellent question!
So the biggest concern in my opinion is, if you try doing this before you're ready, and you somehow get your FRONT wheels stuck before they go over the coping, you're probably in for a pretty bad day (easy way around this, make sure you've done the practice steps!). If your back wheels get stuck, it's just like bailing out of any other trick, you just take your back foot off first and walk down the ramp (or possibly drop and roll), but it's really not something to be too concerned about.
The second area where you can have problems is once you land on the inside of the quarter pipe. The first time you do it, since you don't know how fast the ramp is going to accelerate you, you might lean to far forward or back (hint: it's going to feel about 90% the same as the flat ramp, with just SLIGHTLY more acceleration). Without question, leaning too far back is more dangerous here, so my advice would be to err on the side of leaning a little too far forward and if it really is too much (it probably won't be), you might fall, but a fall like that shouldn't be too bad since you already absorbed most of your momentum when you landed with your feet on the board.
Other than that, a couple of times I've rotated frontside a little too much and ended up doing a powerslide type thing at the bottom of the ramp, but falling that way isn't too serious either.
This is all assuming that you're trying this out on a fairly low ramp, by the way....don't go over 4 feet on your first attempt at it!
P.S. So jealous of your pic w/ Steve Cabellero!
whipping out backwards and crushing your shoulder tip is real possibility. done it.
NEVER LEAN BACK BAD SLAM ALL 12 weeks out :) no arm. torn rotor cuff.
maybe learning them at 45 years old hehe my problem
Aha I did it a couple days ago but I went on to fast and went on a steeper one and gashed my shoulder cuase I flew forward but ima try it again soon
Hi Justin and thanx for this terrific video. Just to be sure (or to be rectified): one should *first* give its back wheels a nudge (pushing the tail?) and *second* weight them off, right? Because you start with the latter statement, *then* the former (~ 1:15). Thanks a lot for your time
i’ve been trying this all day and my back trucks kept getting stuck on the coping thank you for this vidd
It's a really common problem, and it sucks! If it's possible to try it with more speed, that might help.
Thanks for the video! 100th comment
1:52 what is that crawling there?
That’s house park!! I’m there like every night
whoa! do you live in the Austin Area? always looking for someone to skate with.
And brushy!
bro that's in cedar park texas!!!
I mangled myself trying to roll in at my local park 4 years ago, Its real easy to get injured if your not paying attention to your speed.
I find it easier rolling in FS rather than BS. I find the challenge with BS roll-ins is that my back truck seems to grind on the coping making it harder to control the direction when entering the ramp, so who ever is out there reading this be sure to bonk your wheels off that coping like Justin explains earlier in the video.
I thought everyone else had an easier time rolling in backside too, but I guess not! I wonder what the split is...We should take a poll
@@NeverStopImprovingSB HAHA! INDEED
your in austin? that’s dope i never knew lol. i skate at all the parks in this video
Yup! I live in North Austin. We have the best skateparks in this city!!
@@NeverStopImprovingSB me too!
dude have you been working out?! you look great man!!
That is really nice of you to say man, I appreciate you. I've been dabbling in this crossfit stuff a little bit lately (there was a gym right next to the apartment I just moved to). Ever tried it?
Justin Lauria nah, never have man lol skateboarding is my only workout as of late
I see you're in Austin. Do you offer lessons? I have the basics down but need someone to help me get back into it.
Hey wtf I learned at brushy! But I’ve since forgotten
Do you roll into the ramp the same way you roll off a curb? Do you mean forward when your back wheel hit the coping? Kind of confused
Is that brushy creek park in cedar park?? Holy shit hahaha
2:04 how do i do that???
I laned one for the first time first try then I tried it a second time and ate it
What do you mean by giving the back wheels "a good nudge" as they hit the coping? How similar or different is this to dropping in? Should you slam down your front wheels in a similar way for example?
The nudge is mostly about forcing your back wheels over the coping by using your back foot to push the wheels *through* that part of the ramp, essentially trying to make sure the back wheels don't get stuck there.
And yes, it has similarities to dropping in, but I wouldn't think of slamming just your front wheels down on this one. Instead, you're going to want to match the angle of the ramp with your board and make sure your body is leaning forward just enough to prevent the board from slipping out from under you, then slam all four wheels down onto the inside of the ramp all at the same time.
1:52 lmaaoooo theres a little mouse vibinf
Yoooo it’s brushy creek and house park.
Me and you should get a skate sheesh I live in Leander so I live pretty close to that skatepark you at
This may be a dumb question, but when you say "nudge" do you mean you push down your back foot a little as if it's a mini pop? Or do you mean I take the weight off of the back foot and pull the board forward a little with the front foot?
Thanks for your Vids bro. Major help!
Actually I'm really impressed with this question, and now I wish I had made it more clear in the video.
But what I mean by 'nudge' is the second definition you gave, kind of like the same motion you use to bone out your ollies.
@@NeverStopImprovingSB Awesome bro! It's actually freezing outside, but I'm gonna go and practice right now. Thanks again!
Edit: The video is still close to perfection ;)
When you say take the weight off of your back wheels, how do you guys usually do that? Are you guys like leaning more towards your front foot or do you kind of jump off of your back foot a little by compressing then extending your knee?
taking the weight off of your back foot is all about bending your back knee (pulling your back leg up into your body a little bit)
@@NeverStopImprovingSB thanks for the reply I noticed this even with just rolling off curbs if I just bend my back knee a little I roll off no problem usually
What was that creature at 1:52 crawing off the ramp???
Them Austin parks
I've rolled in before when I was younger but I got injured and I stopped skating for 2 years and I'm scared to do it.
Hahaha the bug at 1:52
Hey justin would u say it's more effective to roll in or drop in
Roll in. It takes less time to set up and looks cooler and is more fun!
@@NeverStopImprovingSB thanks Justin I'll try it out
I somehow find it easier and safer to roll in than drop in
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1:52 what the heck is that on the ramp?
I was just wondering the same thing 😄. I think it might be a wood lice, just close to the camera so it looks bigger
cockroach
what no he said its a pill bug
Cockroach
a rolllli polllli
Dude, do you live in Austin? It looked like you were at both House park and Brushy Creek skate park in Austin.
Yessir, I live in Wells Branch!
Awesome man! I live in North Austin kinda near the Domain. I recently started skating again after like 20 years off and have been hitting up the Wells Branch skatepark. I’ve been wanting to check out Brushy Creek tho. I heard it has a lot more transition stuff which is something I’m liking more and more. Thanks for all the awesome videos, man. They’ve been super helpful! Maybe I’ll see you around 😎👍
No body Gunna talk about that roach at 1:52 lmao
Which is easier a drop in or a roll in?
Drop in 😉
Haven't rolled in for like 20 years and the thought of trying it now gives me anxiety 😅
Cool ass bug at 1:52
This is awesome, but uhm, what is that creature at 1:52??
what size are those wheels used in this video?
They were 58mm when I bought them
1:52 Remy 🐀 💕
Can you please teach me how to skateboard or to do tricks I know nothing on how to do it
I'd be happy to help you learn how to skateboard! It's seriously the most fun sport IMO.
I wouldn't start with this trick though ^.^ haha it's a little dangerous.
Here's a video on the basics: ruclips.net/video/gY451V86kGQ/видео.html
Do you already have a board?!
Justin Lauria now if I can get my brother to give me one of skateboards now can Dillon help me to lol JK JK
Of course when I see this video it’s at housepark, cedars park & mable Davis lol
Great video, but is that a hedgehog at 1:52 in the corner of the screen on the ramp
A hedgehog?! lol nah that is an insect.
I’ve NEVER seen a sidewalk with coping on it like the one you suggest
Your local sidewalks are too pristine! haha maybe you could improvise, add a stick or something small at the edge to try to roll over with just your back wheels.
1:52 lil homie on the bottom running for his life
Saw that little mouse..... that's crazy!!!
So basically blend a lazy Ollie with a drop in?🤔
The motion to keep your front wheels up isn't quite that intense. More like a manual than an ollie.
@Never Stop Improving well then, off I go!
(Me scrade to do one trying find the smallest one)
Isopod at 1:52
You’re welcome
whaaaa i was ment to learn how to drop in first instead of trying to roll in the vert for 20 bucks
so do you de weight or go light on your back foot? (mouse at 4.27? anyone else see that?)
As far as how much weight you're putting on your back foot, you don't really have the opportunity to adjust it, since you have to put just enough weight on it to pick up the front wheels but without scraping your tail on the ground.
However, when your back wheels hit the coping, you do want to bend your knees to momentarily take some of the weight off of both feet, so that the back wheels can easily bounce over the coping, so to answer your question, you will try to go a little light.
Where's this mouse you're talking about? haha, the video is only 4:26 long
Maybe you meant that little roly-poly bug @ 1:52?
yea your right I was looking at the wrong numbers its 1.52,its a bug lol
1:52 is that a mouse?
what skatepark is this?
House Park and Brushy Creek (Austin, TX)
@@NeverStopImprovingSB ty
the bug at 1:52 be like
1:52 hedgehog
My elbow is broken right now from my back truck catching the coping 😭
1:52
What the hell is that in the bottom right
It's a little bug (I call them roly-polys)
Woodlouse
1:51 pay attention to him dude not the huge bug