The biggest improvement ive made with ollies is popping harder and then focusing on lifting my back foot more. Those 2 things together gave my ollies a lot more height
I can get a fair heigh, and my form is mostly correct, but I have to do it on grass, because as soon as I try on the flattest concrete I have available the pop with my back foot just slips the board out from underneath me, but if I try to counter that with my weight it slips out the front
Ngl that doesn't make much sense I don't want my board going strait up and then just kicking it why do skaters have messed up shoes cuz the shape it along the board thus can't apply for kickflips otherwise you couldn't do them
you're wrong. Everything said in this video is 100% correct. I would also recommend to jump high, pop out and not down, and lift your back knee and extend front knee while in the air.
The biggest improvement ive made with ollies is popping harder and then focusing on lifting my back foot more. Those 2 things together gave my ollies a lot more height
Sounds about right bru. Shot
this makes sense thank you for the tip
This is a really good explanation of an Ollie. Back in my day all we had to learn was trick tips in magazines 😂
SAME THING
always feels like "sliding" the front foot slows the entire motion down. this makes so much sense.
This is actually the best how to Ollie video I have ever watched
Love the effect at the beginning! Totally grabbed my attention and kept me watching long enough to get the information (which is great BTW).
Very sick demo. This is legit. Thanks bro
This helped so much
thanks man that actually helped, but you forgot to mention to pop out not pop straight down. idk thats how i fix mine❣️
Very good explanation. Reminds of discovery channels time warp series where they have greg lutzka and a physicist explains it like this.
BROOO I’VE BEEN HAVING THAT ISSUE no other tutorial fixed it THANK YOU
I can get a fair heigh, and my form is mostly correct, but I have to do it on grass, because as soon as I try on the flattest concrete I have available the pop with my back foot just slips the board out from underneath me, but if I try to counter that with my weight it slips out the front
For me the biggest realization was popping during/after jumping :D not as one pushing movement
That helped tremendously, definitely just earned yourself a sub
The only thing what nobody mentions is that you have to jump to pop. Everybody starts with pop, but pop starts with jump.
Thanks hope this works
Sick video buddy. I like it 😂
as a figure skater, skateboarding seems really fascinating to me
OMG bro nobody said this except you and your really right thank you so much man!
🤯 mind blown ❤
Oh shit you just unlocked something in my brain, thank you friend
Great explanation, even after 15 years that taught me something aha
EXACTLY LIKE A BUNNYHOP
Okay this is pretty intuitive
Good explanation!! My ollies still suck though. I guess repetition is another step 😐
Great video!
Great tip!
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About to try this. Makes so much sense. Everytime I kick forward my deck says peace bitch. Best explanation ever ❤
Aye nigga it's Dean idk how you just popped into my shorts dissin my ollie's but hell yeah!!! You got that yt algorithm down lmfao
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Dude, all my teenage life the board always kicked out like he showed cuz they said to slide it to the nose…ima try it again whenever I see a board 😂
Finally people are debunking the slide. When I stopped thinking about actually sliding is the moment I learned. Who tf spread that fake info?
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Yo thats what always happes to me i get alot of height but i cant put th other leg on the skateboard cuz i cant reach it
Bro make gravity failed
Ohh that's why my Ollie's suck🤣
Ngl that doesn't make much sense I don't want my board going strait up and then just kicking it why do skaters have messed up shoes cuz the shape it along the board thus can't apply for kickflips otherwise you couldn't do them
you're wrong. Everything said in this video is 100% correct. I would also recommend to jump high, pop out and not down, and lift your back knee and extend front knee while in the air.
bruh… that’s not how an Ollie works. You just described the motion the board takes for an Ollie…