ASHLEY IMPROVES HER OLLIES! EP. 2
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2022
- #howto #skate #girlskater
Ashley is back for episode 2 of her learn to skate series, this time to improve her ollies! Chris McNugget helps her relearn the ollie basics then she challenges herself to learn how to ollie over obstacles as well! We are so stoked to see Ashley progress, make sure you show her some support and let us know what trick you want her to learn next!
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It’s great modivation seeing somebody who’s practicing like me. Keep the vids coming
She's great. Quick learner. Brilliant attitude.
One thing that really helped me with my ollies is there’s this focus on a sideways foot, when, dexterity wise, it’s easier to bend your ankle to have your foot slightly angled when your muscle memory is new, not like a kickflip, but not completely sideways either. That unlocked higher ollies for me and eventually I was able to Ollie with my foot the suggested way once my dexterity and muscle memory was there.
yoyo Ashlie you do lots of progress keep skating it also helps me so much and by the way i love your top/tshirt meow :)
Dig the progress, been doing the sane. Ollie ollie ollie till you ollie in your sleep
Thanks
That’s what I recently started doing and it helped so much!
This is what makes people better! Hype the heck out of each other!!! It pushes you to be better! Thanks guys!!
You guys are so supportive, it's great to see. Go Ashley!
Let’s gooooo. Literally cheering her on 💗 I’m about to try these tricks thanks y’all
Yay another Ashley video! Showing a beginner skaters progress is awesome!
love watching people progress
Yay another Ashley video!
It's awesome seeing a new skater progress!
i just landed my first ollies going up the sidewalk a few days ago and i must say, the fact that she managed to improve a tiny bit her ollies and then get the timing for using them in such a short session is kind of insane, at least to me, as the timing plus speed required was the hardest thing for me to get right, so yeah;
Congrats on those ollies over the lamp! ^^
It’s great seeing peoples progress and perseverance, more vids of beginners and learners!
tell me more about the wonderful crack.. and how one gets started on it.
She's doing great keep it up Ashley
was looking forward to her coming back with more progression. great video. great to see.
chris does deserve a raise for sure.
What really helped me when I started Ollie is that I kept reminding myself focus on the back foot pop and really try to bend my knee and jump. For beginners it’s hard to slide front foot to level the board when there’s not enough pop.
making me want to go skate even HARDER! LETS GO!!
she rules, show her more!
Congrats to Ashley on improving her ollies and her overall progression! This series with her has been fun to watch.
I'd like to suggest that Braille do a video in which y'all set up a board that has grip on the tail and nose, but none between front and rear bolts, and then do a bunch of ollies with that setup. I believe you'll find that most of the Braille ollie tutorials don't accurately describe what happens with the front foot drag/slide during an ollie. The front foot does not bring the board up using friction during the drag. Instead, the front foot mostly acts as the fulcrum of a lever on top of the board, allowing the rear trucks to be levered upward.
Challenge accepted
Day 1,asking braille team to give me a set fingerboard,from 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
im starting to learn to ollie and Is really hard to do it moving escpacilly since I have no one around to help out and I get. little more nervous and this is just also really cool to watch and see women progress a lot in a little amount of time :)
This is perfect, thanks!
wow its so nice to see ashley improve. keep her on the channel!
Ashley you are killing it! Well done! 🤙
Another tip is to get comfortable finding your foot position without looking at your feet. If you're concentrating looking at your feet before an obstacle it's alot to get into your mind to Ollie over something. Focus and look at the obstacle from start to finish. Lol if that makes sense.
Ashleyyy 🙌🏻💯❤️❤️❤️
Big thumbs up for this episode ✌🏻☺️
Wife Material 🙌🏻❤️
I was today years old when i first learned how to kick turn on a quarter pipe! I used to always mess up my wrist, but not anymore. The wrist-messup-days are over. Thank you Braille for being so motivating.
Love her style - those rings on her fingers look rad 😎🤙
more videos with Ashley :D
its nice to see when people get better !
very well done Ashley. keep up the progression. cant wait to see you shred the braille warehouse again some day.
It’s all about progression!!! I don’t think we’ve seen you Gabe Oli the five 5 keen to see it!!!
her Ollie's are improving minute by minute💫
That was awesome!
Yay another Ashley video!
It's awesome seeing a new skaters progression!
Finally got a comment to work, and it's only my third time trying.
Yes she’s doing great
First and 👍 my dude's Ashley you can do this keep on skating 🤘 and another skateboarding vlog totally made my day!!
Recently skated with Ash again and her ollies are much better already!
She's progressing quickly and it's pretty exciting to see.
Her IG if you didn't catch it: @ashtraygold
Love you guys
Spent 3 hours today learning to ollie, no thanks to you guys though, surprised to see such quick progression 🤙 your videos are so helpful.
killin it!
Love this learning vids, I've been skating again after about 10 years without skating, I'm having to relearn everything, so it's cool to see other people maybe making the same mistakes I did and getting over it (Sorry my bad english)
Same here bro I stopped for 12 years had to re learn everything. felt weird at first but I’m now doing tricks I couldn’t do back when I was younger 😂
@@KWDCAPITAL when I was a kid I used these skateboards from walmart, I couldn't do much, I even quit skateboarding and went to bmx, I think it was about 5 years but I stopped when I started college and working all day
@@felpera945 crazy that’s exactly what I did. I went to bmx for years after because that’s what most of my friends was on. Wish I didn’t switch up 😅
Same here bro
I juuuust made her jumping the hammer my cover photo!!! sickest moment of the day fr
Yesterday I got really close to landing my first nollie big spin and today at the skatepark I landed an ollie off a 2 foot ish drop.
love ash 🖤
we love ashley
FIRST FIRST FIRST HOLY COW I MADE FIRST COMMENT ON BRAILLE!!! I WATCH YOU GUYS ON THE DAILY! I WORK FROM HOME SO I HAVE LOTS OF TIME TO WATCH YOUR VIDEOS AND AS SOON AS I CLOCK OUT I GO SKATE THANKS GUYS YOUR AWESOME LOVE YOU LONG TIME
Just started skateboarding and wanted to learn the Ollie for fun but kept messing up but watching this actually helped a lot, But still gotta ride a lot more before tricks lol.
Gr8 job ash!!!
this channels what got me into skating
That makes my day to hear that
I love Ashley
Just Rolling around really does help. I haven’t been skating for the last few years but I never stopped rolling around. Sometimes I used my cruiser board to work. I’d skate parking lots to gather paid signatures for ballot initiatives in Florida.
I’m out of shape now but I didn’t loose much. I’m a little off balance but it’s ok. Wish I never stopped but thats ok too. Just rolling around makes you comfortable being comfortable makes tricks easier.
any tips for landing switch fs 180? also love the videos! I'm always one of the first people to like and comment! you guys are awesome as always
Skating to work everyday was awesome at first, but after a while it wasn't pushing me anymore. so now I incorporate trick practice into my commute. Maybe one day I focus on ollies, the next day shove its, the next day I drop down as many curbs as I can. So now, I'm still progressing even if I don't have the time for a full session.
Lmaoooo " The Doug's Bump" 😅😅😅😅😅 love ya Doug 🤘🏽
I’m in love 🙌🏻❤️
Cool Ashely is Awesome
Something I’d like to point out that helped me is lifting up your back foot when you pop so make sure the back of the board can get as high as it can 👍
I learned Ollie through doing fakies, before I knew what a fakie Ollie was till someone informed me lol. I also ride the same stance as her. If you feel comfortable with fakies just keep practicing them then apply that when you get it down enough to where you feel more confident in your Ollie. However, I am impressed how quick she was able to learn to Ollie in motion. IMO that’s harder than stationary so that’s awesome. I would instead of marking the nose mark where you want to place your foot, below bolts, Middle was my sweet spot and then have your foot off the board a wee bit more. That way will help a lot more because your foot has more room to slide and i found it much easier if I have my right foot off the board, almost like you’re going to kick flip, then you will just do the slide without even thinking, muscle memory! Not to continue ramble, I apologize for this essay, but bend your knees just a bit more and it should help with higher Ollies, and of course like they said people forget it’s jumping so the higher you can manage to jump with the board and with everything else I said applied I guarantee you will master it! You are already impressive, keep it up 👌🏻 edit: I forgot to mention you want to apply more pressure on tail with your left foot, that will increase the pop
we wanna see the reaction to her new board and bearings
I really like your videos when you help others learn to skate also you should teach her to kickflip
Let's gooooo
apprecciate ur content btw
She is beyond beautiful!!!
shee let go girl is geting better
yay x2
Also lifting the back foot up right after the Ollie is important instead of just kinda leaving it where it is when popping. After sliding front foot up the length of the board to the nose in order to level out the board, the back foot that's doing the popping also needs to come up to the same level and height as the front foot so that there's no overcorrection/noseplant (at least when beginning and starting out, because later on those noseplants will actually come into play) and will make the levelling and straightening out of the board at the apex of the Ollie that much easier. They become smoother, better, tighter, higher and just second nature at that point. Another thing that helped (when I was taught) is to practice jumping rope, with the various techniques and characteristics of the physics involved being applied to the board in certain ways to increase stability, control, and balance! Such as single foot hops, double foot, sidesteps, alternate steps/hops etc. then of course practicing the various harder styles of jump rope while progressing through harder/more difficult styles of tricks and stances later on, at each level of persistence and progression. Just some additional tips and helpful guidance! But not in any way to be taken as a must, it does help tho!
It's amazing watching Ashley soak up the knowledge and experience and progress so quickly which I think stems from her natural comfortability from being on the board and just rolling/cruising around long before she started doing tricks! Great work all of you!
Skateboarding is all about the journey and not the destination...unless you're scouting a sick spot to shred them it becomes about the destination too!!! Lol
Let's Go!
Ya you actually have to JUMP and she just isn't
@@dieseldabz7104 Exactly. It's like a four-step process, when broken down, but still have to get both feet in the air equally, and land in unison...even though you start the jump with one leg/foot first.
I was taught to simply practice jumping in place before even touching a board (even if comfortable on one and in control)
Jump by bringing one foot up at a time then landing with both. Alternate to see which if either is the more dominate for balancing and which is the one for height apex. Then always focus on bringing the knees up to the chest (eventually) and while in mid air keeping legs at same level and balanced to land square with both at same time. Then incorporate that into the board control dynamics. I feel and think it's a matter of fear of a loss of some kind of control in that scenario for certain beginners...keeping the popping foot lower and closer to the board which remains closer to the ground, idk.
The other important thing is to get over the fear of falling, bailing or hitting the ground with the body. It's gonna happen even professionals always hit the ground at points. Heck, watching Rodney Mullen's video parts and practices ... He hit the ground more than people realize but not as much as others, but you can see it in his clothes how dirty they are from trying new innovations when he was active. Learn how to fall and take a hit with your terrain but properly so that even though it may hurt, one doesn't get hurt in any impeding or serious way. Mogely has an awesome older Braille vid specifically about this and for this reason. Knowing how it feels to hit the ground, but as safe as possible by being aware of all that can go wrong and how to prepare mentally physically and emotionally!
Those two things (jumping and bailing properly/learning to fall -which is the first thing they teach in gymnastics as well) will do wonders for beginners. Then it gets kinda pushed outta mind and one can progress further and easier and of course safer!
I think Ashley will get it, just too much going on mentally and needs to simplify those thought processes and focus on the current task at hand. Also Aaron Kyro's SMS is very helpful even to go back to the basics for intermediate and advanced skaters!
@@chaosoul-seanleeriggs369 Thank you for the in-depth tips.
I completely agree with you and i'm gonna take notes for when i'm helping others in the future.
It's easy to forget the little things when you've been doing them yourself for decades.
Hey braille!!
Nice
I have been skating for 12 years now. And recently I've overcome my second acl surgery on my right knee. I have always skated goofy but now I can't do any of my pop and flip tricks anymore due too the possibility of landing premo. Is there anyway to skate that's not just longboarding.
GABRIEEL!
yay
“Just to the tip” Gabe 8:12
I like the face paint
lol my sister just told me she wanted to get into skating as this video dropped XD
„Dry practice“: slide your front foot up to the nose a couple times to get used to the movement… exactly what Chris said about muscle memory. PLUS many people forget about the „jump“ part, so they pop and do all the steps but don’t know how to jump properly .. makes sense ?!
More Ashley
yall never mention that tail foot needs to come up simultaneously to bring up that Ollie.
I have a question about kickflips every time i flick my foot the board goes away from me and then if i do manage to flip it all the way my front foot just doesnt wanna come back and stand on the board so if u could answer to my comment it would rlly help me out
she should do the three stairs
i think the biggest part for beginners besides the foot drag is actually jumping. people rush putting their front foot down. maybe practice jumping off of the board to something higher that is parallel. and or learning to ollie onto something while stationary and work up to something higher
Can you make a tutorial on how to do a front side 180
Gabe straight lyin about the title
should do an update on some of these older progression vids.
She learns fast! I'm sure she can learn fakie big spin. Keep the series going!
yoo you got it
Sick, did y'all link her socials in the description?
THE IS POWZER😂😂😂
I wanna see her do the reverse mcnugget next.
fakie bigspin next!
Can y'all teach her how to pop shuvit next I need help with that
Très agréable 😫💕🛹🇮🇶
nice
Front shut nexxttt!
chris definitely needs a raise
You’re a mind reader, he just got one two weeks ago!
@@brailleskateboarding 9c?
@@Dirk_Mcgurk lol i think they pay im with bearings now
@@brailleskateboarding more!
$20 an hour
12:16 🤣 they both have a point
Lets goo
most important part about the Ollie is the jump. if your not jumping then nothing else matters under you. the pop and leveling the board don't mean nothing if your not jumping.
lets goo
Trying to jump sideways 2 inches can also help
“We have this wonderful crack right here”
Chris P. Nugget 😂
Great job Ashley, bowl drop in next?
Been really focusing on improving my Ollies lately really attacking them my moving Ollies have improved a lot getting about as high as Ashley is in this video the only problem im having is when i pop i'm more or less scraping the concrete rather than hearing the banging sound of a pop any tips on how to fix this?
Yes use your back ankle to pop. Its a fast motion. How to ollie the slow motion one will help I think
@@brailleskateboarding thank you I’ll checkout the slow motion video then today’s session dig deep and send it
I miss watching your vids