How to Ollie STRAIGHT - Impact of WRONG weight distribution
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My Ollie’s were fine but then I tried to do 180 and now it’s broken
yes honestly I've felt this too man, once you get 180s on lock, I swear it becomes easier to turn your shoulders and do a 180 then it is keep your shoulders straight and do a normal ollie. It's actually more natural to open your shoulders then it is to keep them straight over the board, at least for me. It's also easier to get higher ones because of the natural momentum you have when you swing your shoulders. it will take you a bit to train your shoulders to stay straight again but you will. it's funny cause I remember going to do ollies and just doing a 180 out of habit lol
@@musicalchazze9262 yeah for sure. It takes deliberate practice to contain these as two separate tricks in your muscle memory. It’s very easy to start letting these two tricks overlap.
One thing that may help people with unintentional frontside rotation is visualizing where your arms swing on the way up. Especially your trailing arm. If you picture swinging your trailing are towards your back and the leading arm generally towards direction of roll, then it’s fairly difficult to rotate your shoulder frontside.
But if you let your leading arm swing towards your back then it’s very easy to rotate your shoulders frontside.
Then just simply keep your feet, knees, shoulders on railroad tracks in line with each other as you lift your knees towards your ears. Everything should stay in line and follow your shoulders.
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Thanks!
@@whythetrick your channel is 100% the best on RUclips bro 😂🤌🏼🤌🏼
Nice explanation high quality educational content 💯
Thx for sharing .
Love how he begans to rap from 1:57 to 2:10 ^^
"Why is this happening ?
As you might have realised,
Ultimately
it's because of his shoulders...
If you open you shoulderswhenyoujumpup,
itgivesawholesunderrotationtoyourbody
and your board !"
man i want to turn ollie to do a board slide but i cant):
Add some pre-motion. Wind up and open shoulders when jumping up.
One more stuff to consider is the speed, the more fast the more the body tends to stay the way it was at the very begining of the movment. And the opposite: the more slow u pop the ollie more things can happen with the body. A good practice to straight up all you tricks is to learn how to peform at a fast speed and at the same way u try to go as further as u can, when u try to jump longer (not higher) your body will try to stay at the best position for that at all phases of the trick. Even the way we fall at high speed teachs the body how to behave better.
i think a big aspect is the mental part where when you jump you naturally want to land straight as thats how we walk
I’m glad you addressed that the foot slide is a byproduct of the board rotating up and your front foot moving up so your foot seems to “slide”. The slide has been incorrectly taught for decades. Knowing this has got my ollies feeling better (that and a 20yr break helps reset old bad habits)
I always struggle with this. Well, it doesn’t turn that much, but when I jump down stairs, I get a wheelbite everytime.
Try practice at high speed while forcing yourself to ollie longer. We'r always worried about ollie higher but to make it longer is full skateboarding scholl too, try it!
This is the most annoying part of skateboarding to me.
My ollies have becomes so much more consistent thanks to your videos.
Happy to help!
I watch a lot of your Ollie videos, but this is the best one because it explains the body mechanics on what you need to do in order to learn good technique because you are super right when you do practice or shoulders are open creating that muscle memory. Thank you for solving it for me.
You are very welcome. Hope it helps!
6:00 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙 yes mate. This totally unlocked the Ollie for me. LIFT YOUR BODY STRAIGHT UP!!!! 🕴
I'll be testing your 3d motion physics software soon mate. I just need someone to film me....
I was stuck with this problem for a while and was about to give up, thank for you I didn't
Another great video! I do the same jumping exercises but with a hippy-jump obstacle. I jump from my ollie foot position, but try to keep the board perfectly flat on the ground through the hippy-jump. I alternate these between standing ollies and rolling ollies. Seems to be helping
your channel helps so much bro I just landed my first kickflip and it took like a week 😂😂 your influence on skateboarding is gonna be crazy when you blow up 🙏🏽🙏🏽 keep goin bro
Congrats on your first kickflip!!!
thank god i found this i can ollie like a mf lol like pretty high and up ramps idk alot but after i took a break from skating i came back and now i do like a 90 degree turn or sometimes a 180 when im trying to ollie i dont even realize im turning my shoulders and when i try not to i cant
Hey again, you might remember me from all those kickflip videos. Today I went to practice and wondered why I couldn't get a kickflip again. Your insights have helped me so much and today I finally understood the kickflip. I found an insight that you haven't mentioned yet, and I thought you would find it interesting. When I was trying to kickflip, I kept landing behind the board, with just 1 foot. I wondered why this was and was very frustrated after trying to kickflip for a long long time.
Then, I remembered your 3d models, and how the centre of mass being away from the board when you pop causes you to jump in that direction. I realized then I was already unconsciously jumping behind the board ever since I began trying to kickflip long ago. I realized, to get the board to come with me when my centre of mass changed, I had to pop earlier, while I would be still rising from my jump. It almost felt too early. This brought the board with me, but the "overpop" effect from your kickflip video caused the board to keep flipping like a varial and feel very heavy. I wasn't popping excessively hard, but the concept of trying to flick when the nose was still rising still applied. So I tried to flick much later than usual, almost to the point of being a lateflip (like all those kickflip tip videos on youtube said), and the board flipped beautifully. You helped me understand skate physics enough to land a kickflip, but there was one insight missing, and that was timing. I did a perfect kickflip in the elevator going back to my room while thinking about everything and it just worked.
In conclusion, I think that you would find the effect of the timing of the pop, scoop, and flick on the behaviour of a skate trick very interesting. This little "pop too early" technique actually saved all my other tricks, as I had been having trouble keeping the board attached to my feet and under me as I did ollies, 180s, grinds etc. Popping early kept my centre of mass closer to the board so I could bring it with me in the direction of my body, and I think it would help a lot of people who have mediocre ollies, 180s, and can't pop shuv. I had actually found this out before but didn't realize it because I was changing too many factors at once, and didn't realize what was happening. Cheers, and thanks.
thanks for the insight!
I wonder if I could make a sort of simulation engine that you can change the timing of pop and flick and see how it goes...hmm...
@@whythetrick Maybe analyze where your weight is at a certain point in the trick, simulate that weight on the board, and then pop the board to see how it behaves? Looking forward to your thoughts!
I place my back foot on the frontside edge of my tail to pop
Im almost trying to bounce away from the board
Wow this video blew my mind.. can’t wait to go out and practice again
Thanks so much for addressing this problem! The upbeat music in the middle distracted me a lot, though :D
Thank you so much for this video!
Ive never heard ANYONE talk about this, thank you so much.
I land on my nose after turning my board sometimes the tail lifts up and my body weight leans towards the nose or in my Ollie my front food lands so far apart from my back foot, on the nose. And sometimes my nose lands first after it turns please make a video or give me some tips it would be a life saver
Would you mind sending me a video here?
whythetrick@gmail.com
You can also find me on Instagram, X.
Or upload a video on RUclips and share it with me please.
this applies to snowboarding too.
These ollie videos are so good (so are all the other ones of course). But for real, these are helping me so much.
The weight distribution tips are always the biggest help
Dude you got talent 🤙
Doesn't help at all, I tried doing the little bs exercise you said and the board still turns, I have even tried holding my arms tightly to my side and making sure my shoulders don't move or "open" (what ever the fuck that actually is supposed to mean) and the board still turns
Some times I get it to not turn but the moment my front foots involved it turns
Sometimes it just turns without my front foots involvement
My shoulders are definitely not opening
I wish the skate community would stop gate keeping the fucking ACTUAL solutions to things because the first time I successfully Ollie's was when I stopped listening to these dumb RUclips tutorials advice
Good! so you got it down?
That's all that matters.
@@whythetrick sorry if I was rude in my original comment, I have found a solution that kind of works for the turning, when I jump harder and faster I turn less, the issue was definitely not in the shoulders thanks for the video tho
I would not be able to Ollie if not for you actually because it's from your videos that I learnt that you need to jump and have upwards velocity before you pop, which was one of the many things I was doing wrong when starting to learn ollies
前足の足首の角度が問題になることはないですか？ノーズが前足にヒットした瞬間にボードが回転したことがあります。
足首をどう使うかによると思います。僕なんかは足首が硬く、45度くらいガニ股にしないとしゃがめません。オーリーの時もそうです。
慣れてくると前の足首に力を入れずにオーリーできるようになり、その結果、ノーズが持ち上がってくる力で足首の角度が押し返されるようになります。
一方で、足首に力が入っているとまた別の話なのでしょうね。
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なるほど。回答ありがとうございます。
別動画を拝見してスタンスの時点で足首を楽な方向に向けるべきだというのも見て感銘を受けました。
また肩の開きが原因ということでは納得できなかった部分に色々と合点がいったこともあり大変参考になっています。今後も視聴させていただきます。
Such a great video, thank you for using my clips super cool!!!
Thank you for sending me your video!! Please give it a shot and give me feedback!
Hey is there any way to send you videos so you can let us know whats wrong?
how about making a youtube account?
you can set your video as "unlisted," so you can send its link only to specific people.
Thank you
I’m still turning and I followed everything
I will focus on this from now on - I’m frustrated because it’s been holding me back from progressing
Thankyou so much for this video, It will help me a lot
i started to learn ollies. whythetrick, i can give you some tip i think coz i struggled with same problem. i changed my popping and catching timing and it fixed, that was it. i was jumping, popping and catching and there was more delay between them, i was thinking if i do that i can go higher. now i am doing them quickier, almost at the same time and i am doing proper ollies now.
edit: when you catch it, it can rotate when it hit your foot, that was the problem, that is what i think.
Can you do about hardflips,I really struggle understanding this trick
was honestly hoping u would make a video on this topic. thx!!!
Awesome breakdown!! I’m happy to come across this helpful channel
Brand neeew. My ollies always turn when im not riding. Now i know why :D
Thanks! I think I saw what I did wrong :)
I also placed the weight on the wrong foot
Can you tell us your board set up ? And you should put them in the description on each videos next time. Thanks
I ride Almost 8.0-8.25 deck, tensor mid or Indy standard, bones wheels and jessup grip tape. Thanks for the suggestion!
@@whythetrick np! do you mean tensor mag light? or is that actually what you meant to type as?
Thanks man ,almost rolled my ankle today ,and didn’t know why my bord did that.Your channel is great thanks a lot man your a hero 🙏.
Nice video series!
I’d like to watch a video about manual next!
hey, i love your videos, could you make a video about bs and/or fs tailslides?
So how do I fix it
Please watch it again. Everything I can think of is in the video.
Need a frontside board slide one soon, been skating a long time and for some reason it just doesn’t make sense to me !!
Hello, thank you very much for your video. It's very good. I think your video can help more people. I want to translate it and move it to the video platform in China. I want to get your permission. If you can, give me a reply. Thank you
Great! Let’s talk about the details. Would you mind sending a message from the following contact page?
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Best Ollie fix video I've ever seen.
hi, could you please explain what you meant by conservation of rotational energy? thank you.
hi thanks for the comment.
conservation of rotational energy in this video:
if your upper body turns in one direction in the air (without preceding motion), your lower body turns in the other direction. this is to "conserve" the total amount of energy of an object.
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Brilliant presentation
Thanks bro
Nice Video
hey I just had an idea for a video. the same way skateboarding is balancing on different planes, which is the fastest way to understand how to balance on every plane. like ehat tricks teach you how to adjust weight and stuff like that
thanks for the suggestion!
I'm not exactly sure if I understand what you mean though...
do you mean something like "tricks that help you improve your balance???"
@@whythetrick yeahhh like you know brailes skate progression? something like that to learn the different planes faster with every trick you learn
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For me, it started happening when I loosed my trucks. It turned out, I had some imbalance perpendiculator to the board. I was jumping slightly back, to the side of the board and my front foot wanted to prevent falling by making a small step back, causing the skateboard to be perpendicular to the original position. Shoulders were completely straight. When I checked the slowmotion, the ollie in its highest point was completely fine: straight, shoulders and arms right over the nose and tail. The front foot was rotating the board right before the landing. So shoulders may be a food reason, but in my case had nothing to do with it.
i think this is my problem what did you do to fix it
@@nicholascolson7934 make sure you don't loose balance when doing squats andnyour weight is over the board. Find a straight line (a crack on the floor) ride along it, do squats. Make sure you have balance and the board does not turn in process. Now do small ollies along this line
@@nicholascolson7934 squats is the first phase of the ollie. If you're able to slowly go down and up without loosing balance, waving hands and rotating shoulders - you'll be able to do ollies without rotation. Don't bend over too much over your board trying to look at it
Can you do a video about impossibles
thanks for the request. will try.
when is next video, keen to watch more
On the way. Thanks for waiting!
Great video! I have one question about the levelling of the board. It looks at 0:31 as if the board when popped is rocketing completely level, and then when making contact with the front foot, it flips slightly toe-side towards the apex of the ollie, and is then levelled out again though the landing. Is this flip common/expected in an ollie? I've seen it in many ollie tutorials. If so, where is the flip coming from? Is it the front foot dragging on the toe-side of the board? Would love an analysis of this issue!! I see this happening when I practice my ollies as well, but since I've yet to master the front foot and levelling out of the board, the board never returns from the flipped state, and I end up landing with a front-side rotation just to stay on the board.
Hi thanks for the comment.
Noted on your issue. Will see if I can break it down.
I think the problem you mentioned is because my front foot is not completely located in the center of my board. My front foot slides up slightly on the toe side of my board and angles my board.
@@whythetrick Thanks! I'll try to put together a video of my own ollie to illustrate what I mean.
@@whythetrick ruclips.net/video/oqEmCDmUtKE/видео.html
Its all a matter of timing