I don’t get it he said Ollie under four minutes but I’ve been practicing legit for an hour and a half and haven’t been able to get it fully but of course I did get a little progress and could commit on the jump now
I'm 21 and started skating a month ago. I made friends with a young kid the other day at the park so now we're learning together. Not a lot of people skate where I'm from so it's nice to have a little buddy there :)
I have a major tip for anyone still struggling. I used to not be able to get my back wheel off the ground at all and it was mainly all because I didn't pop hard enough (due to me being scared to pop hard for some reason and that could of gone alot easier if I was already comfortable on my board) and I also did the foot drag motion somewhat but I only dragged it up a little or bearly at all. I also had the timing all wrong because I kind of took it like steps (pop, drag, land) but really its just supposed to be all at one motion. I finally got my ollies off the ground after getting educated about them and really understanding the proper way to do them. It wasn't just that but it took me a lot of practice and I mean alot like 3 hours a day straight. PRACTICE IS VERY IMPORTANT TRUST ME IT PAYS OFF AND I LEARNED THAT. but annyways here is a list of things you should know for your ollies: 1. Bend your knees and use them as a spring when you jump 2. Actually jump while doing the motion 4. Think of the pop as a flick of your foot 5. Think of dragging first, because the pop is really quick and it will happen if you know how to do this correctly. (This works for me when I think about it because it helps me always get the timing right but it doesn't work for everybody) 6. When all 4 wheels are in the air push down the foot that you dragged down to the ground, while lifting the other foot that you popped. 7. Alot of vids or ppl dont mention this but the drag foot placement before you ollie is super important. If you are a bit taller put the foot you drag with closer to the foot you pop with. If you are shorter like me put the foot you drag with further away from the foot you pop with. (BUT MAKE SURE THAT YOUR FOOT YOU USE TO DRAG IS STILL CLOSE TO THE MIDDLE) 8. Land each foot on the bolts 9. If this still doesn't work go back to the simple motions of pop, drag, and land and keep on doing them over and over. The best advice I can give to you is to practice you will get it eventually and be consistent like do it everyday even if you just try 10 a day you will see some improvement in a week. If you have any questions feel free to reply!! Have a good day/night YALL CAN DO THIS I BELEIVE IN YOU🤗
Once you learn this, you never forget. I just started back skating today for the first time in 10 or so years, was able to ollie again within 30 or so minutes. Learning the first time is the hardest
Same. I was never very good but could Ollie decently. A few days ago I must've tried to Ollie about 40 times in my daughter's board, most were barely off of the ground but was able to do a couple that were likely close to 18'". It was fun but then I remembered that I'm 35 and my back started hurting.
I swear I never managed to ollie. I was a pretty decent bmx rider and longboarder, got my first street board at age 19, tried to ollie the thing for an entire summer with no success. Just saw this video and pumped up to give it another go at 39. Let's goooo
Just bought mine today an been practicing, it's all about your timing, momentum an balance an distributing your weight evenly, it's hard at 1st, but it gets easy after awhile
Yo, just want to say that as a female presenting person in a small town of mostly male skaters, your video helped me land my first stationary ollie within the first half hour I tried as opposed to being told absolute nonsense about angles by local skaters and thinking for weeks that I’d never quite be able to get it right.
Just went from absolutely nothing to being able to (very messily) ollie a couple inches off the ground in about an hour from this video, thank you so much!
As if they give a fuck about you, maybe that's a bit harsh, they dont care. Maybe they walk past you and think bruh she sucks and they'll never see you again. That's my main trick to get over an embarrassment In public :)
Really wouldn’t worry about it. Only way to not be embarrassed is to get out and learn it so people can see you actually doing tricks. Even if it’s just pushing around, as long as you do it comfortably and smoothly that’s all that matters! Let me know if I can help!
@@ambly7652 im trying it on flat ground and i keep falling onto my sides, the board keeps slipping under me towards the tail side, do you have idea what the problem is? This is my 10th time on the board so i guess im really a beginner and not so comfortable on the board
@@isadorap9165 well if ur starting your GOING to fall. so be used to it and learn how to fall just make sure ur feet place is either goofy or regular. if so, your doing it right, other than that just keep practicing it takes time
Landed my first Ollie immediately after watching this vid!! You're a legend homie!! No lie the most simplest and detailed information on how to Ollie on the tube💯
Here’s me watching to learn how to help my little girl with her first board. Going to try helping her do an Oliver tomorrow. Thanks for the great tips.
Excellent video. Pulled off my first little sketchy ollies not long after watching. Tried on grass for a bit, then pavement. Yay, thank you - I know I got it from here!
THIS HELPED SO MUCH, In other videos they said to pop the board then slide you foot, But here you said to slide your foot then pop the board and jump. I landed my first ollie today.
As a father of four very young boys who are trying to learn how to skate, I can't tell you how thrilled I was when you said the F word in the first 10 seconds of this video. Way to be, CCS.
Greatest Ollie tutorial ever! I’ve spent hours trying to learn from other videos and resources, and somehow this 4 minute one did the trick. Thanks man
you possibly won’t get an ollie within 4 minutes if you’re a beginner. it’ll take some time but you’ll probably get it within a month if you believe in yourself
Literally just starting skating this month, wanted to try doing an Ollie, this tutorial was so straightforward. Got some decent ones after an hour or so
Holy shit, thank you!!!! You just taught me in 3 minutes that none of my childhood friends had the patience to teach me.....everybody skateboarded, I roller bladed 🙄 27 now so I bought myself a skateboard and I'm going to fucking learn myself 😎 ....with the help of you
I just started practicing and this video really does help a lot, but I find putting your front foot a little bit higher then the middle of the board helps with the flick
Try putting your front foot just a little behind the front bolts. You don’t need a lot of slide to get a good Ollie. Some try to slide way too much at first and it only makes it harder if you’re not use to the motion already.
@Jarhead You’re welcome! Just realized I had some autocorrect errors in my original comment...whoops! Lol. Let me know if you’re needs help with anything else though!
Let’s go a RUclips vid that’s legit I have been learning the wrong technique until I saw this landed my first Ollie 2 minutes after 😁😁😁 thank you sooo much
The way I learned was by leaning on something so I knew I wouldn’t fall to get that fear out of my head, then I used crutches so I can practice while in the middle of the street or room, then I would let the crutches go and keep trying until I got the right amount of slide and bounce
You can do it! Just think about jumping straight up and pull your knees up to your chest. Don’t forget to use your arms to gain an upward momentum. Let me know if you have any other questions as I’d love to help get you going!
I think I did it, a little one, I was looking for advice since I was practicing rn and I just did one😂😂😂 I'm so fking happy. The error that I've made is written in this quote of an article "This can happen for a lot of reasons, but the biggest one is that you are not crouching low enough before your ollie, and not pulling your feet high enough after you jump. When you crouch down, try and touch the ground. When you jump, try to hit yourself in the chest with your knees." This helped me alot in just three days trying to ollie. Mixing what is said in this vid plus this quote has made me improve alot. Now I need to upgrade my poping, and trying this in concrete. Also, try to face ur fears, If ur so scared to ollie try doing on grass as said in the video.😊
This is the first video I watched to try and get (back) into skating. I tried for a year or so in HS back in the day. Bitd being the 90s. I had the Valley board, the one I think had a purple? elephant on it. Now my 5-year-old daughter is just starting to take up the sport and I want with all my heart and soul to teach her how to Ollie once she has the basics down. So it begins. Again.
thanks dale, meant a lot for me to hear my main man dale decker explaining this move. Been practising for years, nearly a decade, and havent gotten close. Tanks dale deker
dont give up if you feel like you enjoy skating dont give up it will always get better i remember i didnt know how to go down ramps and i always fell and i tought quitting but i kept trying now i can do mostly tricks its ok, it will get better dont give up!
When I was skateboarding as a kid in early 2000s like 01-02 it took me a good few months toearn to Ollie lol and now as a adult who started skating again for fun And excersise I forgot how to Ollie so thanks man for this video
Thank you for this! I’ve just started learning how to Ollie and I finally got the whole board off the ground 😊 this helps so much, hopefully soon I’ll be able to do a higher Ollie
Haven’t skated since I was 8 and never figured Ollie’s out. This video and 20 min later I just landed my first one 💪🏼💪🏼 the 4 years snowboarding 30 days a year def helps
Im 33 years old and just going through a shitty breakup atm and thought about getting back into skating again. I was 15 when i gave it up, so i guess im back to basics again! This video inspired me to get back into it. Thank you sir!
i started skating about a month ago and started trying to learn how to ollie today! i can get the board up now just need to flick my foot. i've been taking videos of all the practice so that i could rewatch and see what i'm missing. i got so excited when i played it back and saw i got the board off the ground. wish me luck B^)
I used to skate from 1996 - 1998 when I was a teen and never landed an ollie. I gave up. I'm 37 now and bought a board on a whim and just landed my first one. Never give up.
So I’ve been skating for 10 months now and I feel like such a poser because I can only ride the board really good pick it up looking cool revert tic tac shuv it on carpet but yet still can’t Ollie am I even considered a skater at this point 😟😭
This is the most detailed tutorial I have seen! I brought a skateboard and stopped after a week. I want to pick it back up again! I watched a couple tutorials on how to do an Ollie and this is the best and most detailed one I have seen! But seriously most of the tutorials are like Practice this for 5 minutes Practice that for 5 minutes *Then do an ollie* If you can’t do it practice *again* Thanks for this tutorial!
a tip for everyone learning how to ollie. if your struggling to get the board up off the ground. Focus primarily on the dragging of your foot. When you pop your board, look at your foot, and make sure your getting that sliding motion in correctly. Once you have that down, you pretty much got it
Put your back foot on the tail of the board. Then continue to slide your your front foot in the same way that you would ollie. I hope this helps! If you don’t mind can you sub to my youtube channel? Thanks! Have a good day!!
Im a 42 year old dad. I started skating when I was 8 years old and skated all the way through high school. Then one day I just stopped. Now my boys have started skating and its got me back into it. I was showing them how to pop an ollie and surprisingly I still got it. I was just sore as hell afterwards. Lol
this video helped a lot, i sort of got ollies down today. I got my skateboard yesterday. It helped a lot to record a slow motion vid on my phone to see what i was doing wrong.
I had Ollie’s. But I had them kinda shit. Thank you so much. Legit sat down watched this and first one I tried. Nailed it. Your correct about foot placement timing. Everything cheers 🥰🥰🥰
What can I say? The lesson is the best ever. However, I’m now 45 and overweight. Maybe 30 years ago this would have made me the skater I hoped I could be today
holy crap this helped so much, I got so much crappy unexplained advice and could never do it, this video had me doing an oillie every few tries, this is literally my 5th day skating with minimal practice, thank you so much.
Do I normally just learn how to do it higher bcs I’m new to skateboarding and I can almost Ollie and it’s a really small Ollie does it normally get higher over time
Yes it does. As long as you have right foot positioning it just gets higher over time. Only hack to ollies is time. Over time they just get higher on there own. It takes a while but you got it dude
You need to work more on your timing. My brother was like that. A hack to make it got higher is as slide your front leg up, make sure you bring up your back foot (otherwise it prevents board from getting off ground).
Nearly twenty years of skateboarding for me and never could do more than a little baby Ollie that's just enough to jump up street curbstones. But I casually manual, pivot, casper, railstand on it. So, just saying, no matter where you begin, it's all up to you where you end. Just don't give up! Great videos btw.!
Landed my first ollie today.
@poster i just practice it statonary and just do it. I dont Think of all the bad things
It took me a month lol
Here in denmark its very cold and i dont have a garage or a indoor skatepark it sucks
congrats brotha!
good job!
How to Ollie in under 4 mins
Me: Learns Ollie after 4 years
I would like this comment but it's at 69 likes SO I wont
@@ellabillik749 imma like it HAHA
I don’t get it he said Ollie under four minutes but I’ve been practicing legit for an hour and a half and haven’t been able to get it fully but of course I did get a little progress and could commit on the jump now
@@berner2378 4 minute tutorial, not learn it in 4 minutes
@@berner2378 Let me know if you’re still stuck. I’d love to help get you ollieing!
I'm a 36 year old dad learning again cause my kids are into skating now. This video helps
W dad
Best kind of dad 😇
Good to know I ain't the only one lol
😅 Same, I'm 34
I'm 21 and started skating a month ago. I made friends with a young kid the other day at the park so now we're learning together. Not a lot of people skate where I'm from so it's nice to have a little buddy there :)
Tried to ollie for an entire summer when I was 19 and gave up. Now I am 39 and ready to give it another go thanks to this video.
How did you get on? I'm 47 and been off a board for the best part of 30 years. Just ordered a new board.....
Lol just got back into it at 36 and have been of a board since 17ish
I think I need to lose about 25 pounds first at 40 years old so my knees, feet, and back can breathe a sigh of relief. 😅
dude has some weird feet in the thumbnail
KillUKrue I agree
Ikr
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Bill Cypher ? ??? I thought we destroyed you when we erased Stanley’s memories? How is this possible?
Lol
I have a major tip for anyone still struggling.
I used to not be able to get my back wheel off the ground at all and it was mainly all because I didn't pop hard enough (due to me being scared to pop hard for some reason and that could of gone alot easier if I was already comfortable on my board) and I also did the foot drag motion somewhat but I only dragged it up a little or bearly at all. I also had the timing all wrong because I kind of took it like steps (pop, drag, land) but really its just supposed to be all at one motion. I finally got my ollies off the ground after getting educated about them and really understanding the proper way to do them. It wasn't just that but it took me a lot of practice and I mean alot like 3 hours a day straight. PRACTICE IS VERY IMPORTANT TRUST ME IT PAYS OFF AND I LEARNED THAT. but annyways here is a list of things you should know for your ollies:
1. Bend your knees and use them as a spring when you jump
2. Actually jump while doing the motion
4. Think of the pop as a flick of your foot
5. Think of dragging first, because the pop is really quick and it will happen if you know how to do this correctly. (This works for me when I think about it because it helps me always get the timing right but it doesn't work for everybody)
6. When all 4 wheels are in the air push down the foot that you dragged down to the ground, while lifting the other foot that you popped.
7. Alot of vids or ppl dont mention this but the drag foot placement before you ollie is super important. If you are a bit taller put the foot you drag with closer to the foot you pop with. If you are shorter like me put the foot you drag with further away from the foot you pop with. (BUT MAKE SURE THAT YOUR FOOT YOU USE TO DRAG IS STILL CLOSE TO THE MIDDLE)
8. Land each foot on the bolts
9. If this still doesn't work go back to the simple motions of pop, drag, and land and keep on doing them over and over.
The best advice I can give to you is to practice you will get it eventually and be consistent like do it everyday even if you just try 10 a day you will see some improvement in a week.
If you have any questions feel free to reply!! Have a good day/night
YALL CAN DO THIS I BELEIVE IN YOU🤗
BROO TY DO MUCH I LANDED MY FIRST.OLLIE BECUZ OF TJIS
@@keyandraalakso139 less goo
I got the second try with the sinking of the slide before the pop thank you so much now I just gotta work on my landings
Give this man more likes
Thank you for the tip for helpful
Me covered in bubble wrap- I’m ready to try my first Ollie
the satisfaction when you fall
Yes
e x a c t l y
No you don't need bubble wrap I'm pretty sure they have elbow pads and knee pads and helmets that's what I suggest.
That…. That was the joke
Best video to watch if you wanna do an Ollie. Highly recommend
Glad you enjoyed!
congrat bro :)
My dad left me at 3
still trying to learn it rn
@@Maddox3974 well
Once you learn this, you never forget. I just started back skating today for the first time in 10 or so years, was able to ollie again within 30 or so minutes. Learning the first time is the hardest
I'm in the same boat as you. I just picked it back up today after 20 plus years. I can barely Ollie haha. Hopefully it will come back to me soon
Same. I was never very good but could Ollie decently. A few days ago I must've tried to Ollie about 40 times in my daughter's board, most were barely off of the ground but was able to do a couple that were likely close to 18'". It was fun but then I remembered that I'm 35 and my back started hurting.
True ... Timing is a bit fked though
I swear I never managed to ollie. I was a pretty decent bmx rider and longboarder, got my first street board at age 19, tried to ollie the thing for an entire summer with no success. Just saw this video and pumped up to give it another go at 39. Let's goooo
@@notundermywatch3163 Did you manage to do it?
So here I am, learning how to ollie while I dont even own a skateboard.
That was me before I bought mine 😆
SAME XD
Same here xd
same
Just bought mine today an been practicing, it's all about your timing, momentum an balance an distributing your weight evenly, it's hard at 1st, but it gets easy after awhile
Yo, just want to say that as a female presenting person in a small town of mostly male skaters, your video helped me land my first stationary ollie within the first half hour I tried as opposed to being told absolute nonsense about angles by local skaters and thinking for weeks that I’d never quite be able to get it right.
nigga just say woman
Just went from absolutely nothing to being able to (very messily) ollie a couple inches off the ground in about an hour from this video, thank you so much!
ok i’m pushing myself to go outside & not stay in my backyard even though i’m scared of people staring at me 💔
You got this dude, I'm in the same camp, trying to ride outside my house and feeling awkward but hey, you won't get better unless you be brave. 🤙🏽
Ashlxv ....
@Ashlxv 👁👄👁
As if they give a fuck about you, maybe that's a bit harsh, they dont care. Maybe they walk past you and think bruh she sucks and they'll never see you again. That's my main trick to get over an embarrassment In public :)
Really wouldn’t worry about it. Only way to not be embarrassed is to get out and learn it so people can see you actually doing tricks. Even if it’s just pushing around, as long as you do it comfortably and smoothly that’s all that matters! Let me know if I can help!
Me before trying: sounds easy!
me after: I take back my words
Keep on practicing!!
Try it on grass it helped alot for me
@@ambly7652 im trying it on flat ground and i keep falling onto my sides, the board keeps slipping under me towards the tail side, do you have idea what the problem is? This is my 10th time on the board so i guess im really a beginner and not so comfortable on the board
I'm trying this got a scar lol
@@isadorap9165 well if ur starting your GOING to fall. so be used to it and learn how to fall just make sure ur feet place is either goofy or regular. if so, your doing it right, other than that just keep practicing it takes time
Landed my first Ollie immediately after watching this vid!! You're a legend homie!! No lie the most simplest and detailed information on how to Ollie on the tube💯
Here’s me watching to learn how to help my little girl with her first board. Going to try helping her do an Oliver tomorrow. Thanks for the great tips.
an oliver?
@@shadowwalker2172 ayo
@@shadowwalker2172 Ollie vert maybe?? 😂 jk
An oliver
Me going 1mm into the air 😎
Damn dude be careful not to hit the ceiling 😎👍
@@enz0w072 damn bro thanks for the heads up 😎👌
Omg dude 😳
Be careful your so cool 😎
Me getting on two inches in the air😭
@@adeelaryan6810 same
One of the clearest videos explaing how to ollie. Thx so much!
You are welcome!
Excellent video. Pulled off my first little sketchy ollies not long after watching. Tried on grass for a bit, then pavement. Yay, thank you - I know I got it from here!
THIS HELPED SO MUCH, In other videos they said to pop the board then slide you foot, But here you said to slide your foot then pop the board and jump. I landed my first ollie today.
I am 39 ... just starting to learn skate boarding ... never too late I say
Same here @ 36
Awh 🥺
Good on you!
good luck !!!! :)
Good on u champ
i literally jump without the board going up together 💀💀
Jump just a millisecond before your tail hits the ground
Same
jump before you pop
My board gets in the air but not high enough literaly two inches in the air
@@yadig3709 Oh my god this helped me so much thanks for the tip
This is the best tutorial I’ve seen, descriptive and detailed but really simple, love it
His ollie is higher than my grades😃🔫
EDIT:ty guys for 200 likes
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Wow Im early
Yh cause you need to learn how to Ollie
o shit. how have u been?
U still chill with bluetile?
Wassup daledo
No way what up
All the videos I’ve watched: “first pop the board then slide your foot up”
This video: “lmao no do it all at the same time”
My feet: n o
As a father of four very young boys who are trying to learn how to skate, I can't tell you how thrilled I was when you said the F word in the first 10 seconds of this video. Way to be, CCS.
Bro this is the most helpful video I Ollie so high. But everyone it takes practice. I BELIEVE IN EVERY ONE OF YOU! YOU CAN DO IT
I just started skateboarding today and I’m so happy 😁
i see this comment was a month ago- hows it been going?
Yeah how u doing
i just started a few weeks ago, how’ve u been?
Congrats 💕💕💕💕💕
@@wolfeevi how is it going
I’ve been skating for 5 months and I still can’t do it- my friends been skating for 4 days and she can do it I- UEGEKEHFLDBE
we're you able to get it?
PLSS TELL HER TO TEACH ME LMFAOOOO
I've been skating for a few months and still can't do the flick part- its ok T-T
@@trulyaloof nope-
Niall?
Greatest Ollie tutorial ever! I’ve spent hours trying to learn from other videos and resources, and somehow this 4 minute one did the trick. Thanks man
oh my god, thank you so sooo much for this tutorial. was able to nail it down under 8 minutes!! thank youu!
Bruh I’m so fuckin scared that I’ll literally snap my board in half when I ollie 😳😳😳
Same bro
I’m scared I’ll break my ankle, haha.
@@Sophie-cm2un haha i always think that! but yet again that is apart of skating so i just say fuck it and do it 💀💀
@@Sophie-cm2un i was about to write the same thing lmao
you would have to be super heavy or be skating a super cheap board lmao
you possibly won’t get an ollie within 4 minutes if you’re a beginner. it’ll take some time but you’ll probably get it within a month if you believe in yourself
I think he was talking about the length of the video so like "how to ollie video under 4 mins"
If it makes more sense
@@Tristannn- ah yeah i guess so i mean there are many perspectives in seeing what people mean so you’re not wrong either
I got it in 2 days
I can get the board about 2-3 inches into the air this doesn't count as an Ollie right?
I learned to Ollie in probably 1-2 months and kickflip came like 4 months into skating and this was me practicing everyday for 1-3 hours
Esteban Vazquez omg i know someone with your exact name
the best explanation of an ollie ever!
Oh yeah my eyes understand but my feet don’t
Edit: TYSM FOR ALL THE LIKES IVE NEVER GOTTEN THIS MUCH BEFORE ❤️❤️
SAME
Same
Same
i went outside and i tried it real quick, my feet didn't understand it definitely.
EXACTLY
Big fan of CCS!! Great video, much love guys!!
Thanks!!
Hey ollie, pop an ollie 😳😳
Your Music Is Good Man
69 likes I can’t do it
Whats good Ollie! you’re pretty *tricky*
Literally just starting skating this month, wanted to try doing an Ollie, this tutorial was so straightforward. Got some decent ones after an hour or so
Holy shit, thank you!!!! You just taught me in 3 minutes that none of my childhood friends had the patience to teach me.....everybody skateboarded, I roller bladed 🙄 27 now so I bought myself a skateboard and I'm going to fucking learn myself 😎 ....with the help of you
2:00 is the part I really needed, thanks
Ya same
Same
🙏
2:01
I just started practicing and this video really does help a lot, but I find putting your front foot a little bit higher then the middle of the board helps with the flick
Try putting your front foot just a little behind the front bolts. You don’t need a lot of slide to get a good Ollie. Some try to slide way too much at first and it only makes it harder if you’re not use to the motion already.
@Jarhead You’re welcome! Just realized I had some autocorrect errors in my original comment...whoops! Lol. Let me know if you’re needs help with anything else though!
Let’s go a RUclips vid that’s legit I have been learning the wrong technique until I saw this landed my first Ollie 2 minutes after 😁😁😁 thank you sooo much
The way I learned was by leaning on something so I knew I wouldn’t fall to get that fear out of my head, then I used crutches so I can practice while in the middle of the street or room, then I would let the crutches go and keep trying until I got the right amount of slide and bounce
Me at 4:AM watching this at a school night and dont even have a skateboard🥲
Mood tho
@@yourfavoritesussyamongusim2216 buy one it’s worth it
Do it! So worth it
@@yourfavoritesussyamongusim2216 wear a helmet and wear knee pads and elbow pads
@@yourfavoritesussyamongusim2216 welcome 🙏
for some reason my body just won’t let me jump haha but thanks for this 🙏🏾
Then quit your trash
@@jarenberios7697 can’t tell if this is a joke or not but that’s pretty rude and not encouraging
@@jarenberios7697 pls ur probably some 9 yr old because mature ppl don’t talk like that karen🙄
@@jarenberios7697 get off your mom's phone time for bedtime.
You can do it! Just think about jumping straight up and pull your knees up to your chest. Don’t forget to use your arms to gain an upward momentum. Let me know if you have any other questions as I’d love to help get you going!
I think I did it, a little one, I was looking for advice since I was practicing rn and I just did one😂😂😂 I'm so fking happy. The error that I've made is written in this quote of an article "This can happen for a lot of reasons, but the biggest one is that you are not crouching low enough before your ollie, and not pulling your feet high enough after you jump. When you crouch down, try and touch the ground. When you jump, try to hit yourself in the chest with your knees." This helped me alot in just three days trying to ollie. Mixing what is said in this vid plus this quote has made me improve alot. Now I need to upgrade my poping, and trying this in concrete.
Also, try to face ur fears, If ur so scared to ollie try doing on grass as said in the video.😊
👍
This is the first video I watched to try and get (back) into skating. I tried for a year or so in HS back in the day. Bitd being the 90s. I had the Valley board, the one I think had a purple? elephant on it. Now my 5-year-old daughter is just starting to take up the sport and I want with all my heart and soul to teach her how to Ollie once she has the basics down. So it begins. Again.
Wow! I just got a CCS mint complete today, tried to ollie for 4 hours, and stumble upon this video by CCS.
i can already ollie very good but felt like watching it anyway
same i can ollie over bins
Same over here I can pop 1cm and i cant scrape
Lucky
teach me the ways
thanks dale, meant a lot for me to hear my main man dale decker explaining this move. Been practising for years, nearly a decade, and havent gotten close. Tanks dale deker
Thanks man I’ve been on the verge of it for ages this helped me land my first
what helped me was learning it on grass. you dont have to worry about falling and i found that it is easier to get higher
Dude I can't do this anymore I'm trying to ollie since the fücking summer and I still can't do ollie I'm quitting
Hey man it’s gonna get discouraging but you just have to push through. You’ll get it eventually.
dont give up if you feel like you enjoy skating dont give up it will always get better i remember i didnt know how to go down ramps and i always fell and i tought quitting but i kept trying now i can do mostly tricks its ok, it will get better dont give up!
Same 😂
Don't give up!
good idea. stick to biking or scootering bruv
i have been searching for a good ollie video for like 10000000000 million years and i finally found a goood one that you so much
When I was skateboarding as a kid in early 2000s like 01-02 it took me a good few months toearn to Ollie lol and now as a adult who started skating again for fun And excersise I forgot how to Ollie so thanks man for this video
Thank you for this! I’ve just started learning how to Ollie and I finally got the whole board off the ground 😊 this helps so much, hopefully soon I’ll be able to do a higher Ollie
I can do everything but I struggle to slide my foot. any advice..?
Same
@@rg_steezyy8399 SAME
*SAME*
You have to kinda lean forward with your sliding leg, basically try to jump as forward as possible, that’s how I landed my first Ollie today :)
lift ur front foot up just a tiny bit then slide
A skateboard is the foundation of all things skateboarding. This guy.
Haven’t skated since I was 8 and never figured Ollie’s out. This video and 20 min later I just landed my first one 💪🏼💪🏼 the 4 years snowboarding 30 days a year def helps
My friend was able to teach me how to ride and Ollie for the first time in under 5 minutes
who is your friend i need lessons from them😭
I wish I'd seen this year's ago.
Thank you so much. Dream come tru!!!! I finally landed my firat ollie
Im 33 years old and just going through a shitty breakup atm and thought about getting back into skating again. I was 15 when i gave it up, so i guess im back to basics again! This video inspired me to get back into it. Thank you sir!
Yep. I own a cca board. Bought it off amazon and i still love it. It's never seen concrete since i bought it😂
Oh god- not The aMazOn boArDs
i started skating about a month ago and started trying to learn how to ollie today! i can get the board up now just need to flick my foot. i've been taking videos of all the practice so that i could rewatch and see what i'm missing. i got so excited when i played it back and saw i got the board off the ground. wish me luck B^)
Any progress?
I used to skate from 1996 - 1998 when I was a teen and never landed an ollie. I gave up. I'm 37 now and bought a board on a whim and just landed my first one.
Never give up.
For sure sharing this with my son. I appreciate the video
Your more helpful than my own brother
damn-
Oof
F in the chat for your brother
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So I’ve been skating for 10 months now and I feel like such a poser because I can only ride the board really good pick it up looking cool revert tic tac shuv it on carpet but yet still can’t Ollie am I even considered a skater at this point 😟😭
Yes because i can somewhat ollie and do kickflips but i push with my opposite foot so its hard to ride and do tricks its why i almost gave up.
literally bought a skateboard 2 years ago and learning it today
This is the most detailed tutorial I have seen! I brought a skateboard and stopped after a week. I want to pick it back up again! I watched a couple tutorials on how to do an Ollie and this is the best and most detailed one I have seen!
But seriously most of the tutorials are like
Practice this for 5 minutes
Practice that for 5 minutes
*Then do an ollie*
If you can’t do it
practice *again*
Thanks for this tutorial!
How long it takes: 2-4 months
This guy: I don’t think you understand what I am capable of
You’re scaring me
I already have a good ollie but sometimes I come to watch tutorials just to remind myself of the time when I couldn't do it
Lol can’t wait to be in this position
@@scarlett3633 are you in this position after 5 months?
@@scarlett3633 are you in this position after 1 year?
a tip for everyone learning how to ollie. if your struggling to get the board up off the ground. Focus primarily on the dragging of your foot. When you pop your board, look at your foot, and make sure your getting that sliding motion in correctly. Once you have that down, you pretty much got it
Best skate tutorial I’ve ever watched. I wouldn’t have gotten to where I am rn if it wasn’t for this
For some reason my body doesn’t let me slide my foot like it just doesn’t want to move
Edit: holy crap you guys thanks for the likes
Put your back foot on the tail of the board. Then continue to slide your your front foot in the same way that you would ollie. I hope this helps! If you don’t mind can you sub to my youtube channel? Thanks! Have a good day!!
Fear is holding you back. I have the same problem.
@@Retronize84 me too man
I don’t wanna like ur comment as it currently has 69 likes
same and when i do the borrd just goes no where
i just started and this actually made me learn and ollie in just hrs 😳
I think I might smell some cap idk i just might be me
Im a 42 year old dad. I started skating when I was 8 years old and skated all the way through high school. Then one day I just stopped. Now my boys have started skating and its got me back into it. I was showing them how to pop an ollie and surprisingly I still got it. I was just sore as hell afterwards. Lol
this video helped a lot, i sort of got ollies down today. I got my skateboard yesterday. It helped a lot to record a slow motion vid on my phone to see what i was doing wrong.
I had Ollie’s. But I had them kinda shit. Thank you so much. Legit sat down watched this and first one I tried. Nailed it. Your correct about foot placement timing. Everything cheers 🥰🥰🥰
My eyes: ok I understand
My feat: what the heck to I do
What can I say? The lesson is the best ever. However, I’m now 45 and overweight. Maybe 30 years ago this would have made me the skater I hoped I could be today
holy crap this helped so much, I got so much crappy unexplained advice and could never do it, this video had me doing an oillie every few tries, this is literally my 5th day skating with minimal practice, thank you so much.
Thank you so much dale and ccs I just landed my first ss Ollie today the video was very helpful once again thank you 🙏🏿❤️
Yes!!!!!
Just picked up skateboarding and slowly getting comfortable as I keep going, this was my next to learn. Thank you :)
same here lol got a couple scraps and road burn but that comes with it. hella fun tho
just wanted to share dudes. this video is the shizz. landed my first ollie in like 4 hours after watching this dude. wild. keep going!!!
watched this video a week ago without any clue how to ollie, just landed my first one ever today thanks man
Landed my first ollie! It was very sloppy, but it was an Ollie!
OOOO CONGRATS HOW GOOD ARE YOU NOW
Bro thank you after I watched this video I was able to ollie
I call cap
@@togibear_xd420 same
28yo been pushing on the board for majority of it, finally going to put in that maximum effort into the hardest skateboarding trick in the book
Yo literally clicked on and just listened in on the steps and just did it I didn't even have to watch the vid! Good shit man deffo subbed🤟🏽💯
you know it’s great when it starts with “yeah, well we f*cked up”
Do I normally just learn how to do it higher bcs I’m new to skateboarding and I can almost Ollie and it’s a really small Ollie does it normally get higher over time
Yes it does. As long as you have right foot positioning it just gets higher over time. Only hack to ollies is time. Over time they just get higher on there own. It takes a while but you got it dude
DiegoFilms thanks for the encouragement bro
You need to work more on your timing. My brother was like that. A hack to make it got higher is as slide your front leg up, make sure you bring up your back foot (otherwise it prevents board from getting off ground).
Quick and clean. Perfect tutorial
Nearly twenty years of skateboarding for me and never could do more than a little baby Ollie that's just enough to jump up street curbstones.
But I casually manual, pivot, casper, railstand on it.
So, just saying, no matter where you begin, it's all up to you where you end.
Just don't give up!
Great videos btw.!
CCS just wondering, could you guys restock on the Grizzly X Everybody Skates Bluntslide Griptape?
When I try to move my foot to the front of the board. It makes my board flip. I tried flicking directly in the middle but I just keeps flipping.
same dude, i think it’s my foot position but idk
Flick the board with the balls of your feet in the centre of the board
Keep your body and shoulders straight and parallel with the board
Been trying for years finally learning this summer
2:12 is what I needed thx