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I have written this as advice to all budding skaters (and more specifically - Mr. Snuggly)
When you are trying to ollie you should not have your back foot flat, but on your toe, this way it is easier to push downwards and move your foot quickly, not resulting in the unfortunate accident that befell Snuggly.
Don't be afraid to put some power on the downward push, if you don't the board will most likely not come off the ground and then just spin or move forward/backward.
Bye.
When you are trying to ollie you should not have your back foot flat, but on your toe, this way it is easier to push downwards and move your foot quickly, not resulting in the unfortunate accident that befell Snuggly.
Don't be afraid to put some power on the downward push, if you don't the board will most likely not come off the ground and then just spin or move forward/backward.
Bye.
I've only just started skating - well, theres this kid around my work that skates, and he showed me how to ollie.
i find it a lot easier when I'm not moving though...
i find it a lot easier when I'm not moving though...
I'm wicked at skateboarding!! I rule! ... On Tony Hawks Pro Skater that is :)
Yep I sorted it.
Snuggly should film next weeks lesson, imagine a kickflip attempt.
Snuggly should film next weeks lesson, imagine a kickflip attempt.
Changed the tagline then mate.
I could have went on but didn't.
*for next weeks lesson we'll have kickflips*
I could have went on but didn't.
*for next weeks lesson we'll have kickflips*
It's also best to bend your knees and not your back.
It's easier rolling.
Don't have your foot over the toe edge of the board.
Back leg on the tip of the tail in the middle.
And other stuff but I don't particulary want to bore you. :)
It's easier rolling.
Don't have your foot over the toe edge of the board.
Back leg on the tip of the tail in the middle.
And other stuff but I don't particulary want to bore you. :)
I have written this as advice to all budding skaters (and more specifically - Mr. Snuggly)
When you are trying to ollie you should not have your back foot flat, but on your toe, this way it is easier to push downwards and move your foot quickly, not resulting in the unfortunate accident that befell Snuggly.
Don't be afraid to put some power on the downward push, if you don't the board will most likely not come off the ground and then just spin or move forward/backward.
Bye.
When you are trying to ollie you should not have your back foot flat, but on your toe, this way it is easier to push downwards and move your foot quickly, not resulting in the unfortunate accident that befell Snuggly.
Don't be afraid to put some power on the downward push, if you don't the board will most likely not come off the ground and then just spin or move forward/backward.
Bye.