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| skateboarding rocks but people get the wrong impression sometimes if you skateboard, they probably think you are a smoker and stuff like that which is really crap so old people bust you out of places like car parks and if your grinding on handrails and stuff. But they sometimes do other stuff like give you bad looks, gestures and swear and stuff. Well, these are some tricks: These tricks are put together as if you are goofy footed but if you are regular footed, then just reverse the footing around. To do the ollie you must be able to balance on the skateboard first and you must know if you are goofy or regular (to do this you must put your feet in either the position with your left foot on the kick and your right foot in the middle of the board (this is goofy) or your right foot on the kick and your left foot in the middle of the board (this is regular). Once you have found out this, you can start doing tricks! OLLIE: 1. Put your right foot in the middle of the skateboard. 2. Put your left foot on the kick. 3. Kick down hard with your left foot so the board goes pretty much vertical and off back wheels. 4. Slide your right foot up the skateboard until it reaches the 4 bolts. 5. Once this has happened, push down with your right foot when it is on the 4 bolts. 6. When you push down with your right foot, lift up your left foot. 7. The board will go off the ground and will be in the air. 8. Once the board is level in the air, put your left foot back on the kick and bend your knees to absorb the impact. *The trick is to stay over your board. When you ollie you might have to jump a little forward to stay over the board. POP-SHOV-IT: A pop-shov-it is where the board turns 180 infront of you and you catch it with your feet. PLEASE NOTE: you do not turn around with the board. 1. Put your feet in the ollie position or whatever feels best for you. 2. Kick the board off the back wheels like and ollie but kick it out in front of you by kicking out with your right foot. 3. the board should turn around 180 deegrees or more but catch it once it has turned 180 degrees. NOTE: you might have to jump forward to catch the board with your feet. UNDER CONSTRUCTION!!!!!! |
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