HOW TO MASTER YOUR OLLIES 

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Little tip for bigger ollieing. Your ollie only goes as high as your back foot goes once you have the motion down. Practice using your core strength to bring your knees higher. Work out that gut if you have to, it's human nature to get stronger. It's not about doing a huge leap up, it's about sending your weight where you can land on your feet realistically. If you wouldn't jump something on foot, don't jump it on flat skateboarding. Be safe. Have fun. Be cool to people you run into.

The sound from a mastered ollie is one of my favourite skate sounds!! 😊

Bummer about the foot. But watching your vids convinced me to get a deck this year. Im 40, it’s never too late to start. You, yes you. Learn to skate. Heard that enough times to go for it. Thanks for the motivation

This is perfect timing for me as I’m currently practicing just about every day lately to get my ollies down! Thank you for all your hard work!

That broken foot healed super quick😮

been skating since i was 12, im now 44 and totally agree master the ollie before you move onto other tricks

Started skating like two weeks ago and your videos have been so helpful! Glad to know you're still at it!

Hope you are healing fast! Thank you for covering basics...it all helps

53 yr old here. I wanna learn how to skate. So here I am. Lesson 1. Now I need to get a board. Don’t know which one though? Dogtown or SMA still around?!

Master of Ollies, Aaron's pulling your Strings! Making you Ollie high and jumping off things! 😁

Excellent step-by-step breakdown. I think I could actually do this now.

Aron’s been trying to teach people how to do an Ollie for a decade😭

AK this is the perfect time to have Choel learn to skate! Challenge- see how many tricks she can learn before you’re healed up🤙🏼

You Tube magic... and AK in the game again!

Just bought a board after watching this, I was practicing in the grass and the board wouldn’t stay on my front foot. I remembered would you said about leading my foot forward with my knee and my first try after remembering that, I got a super high Ollie. Still haven’t done it clean on the pavement or while moving but breaking down the leg movements really helped

Aaron Kyro is right on this one. Just progress at your own pace with your own personal goals and practice. Do whatever you enjoy doing.

Aaron made a time machine to go back in time to help the skaters. Such dedication! Love your vids

Im from philippines hehe Im gonna try this tips im a new skater im working to my ollie right now to get better ollie thankyou for the tips sir ❤️🤘

I love when Aaron techs tricks. Even though I knew, I watched the entire video

I have been skateboarding my whole life and om still learning how to ollie better from aarons awesome trick tips!

Thank you. This is very helpful! I've been skating for 2 years and had to take off winter because tI have nowhere to skate inside. This tutorial helped a lot.

This is the absolute best tutorial I have watched so far oh my goodness thank you 🩷🩷🩷

My boyfriend and I have been learning to skate together! This is the most helpful video out there Aaron

Thanks so much - I love this beginner series. It's so helpful!

I think learning tailstops first helps as well it gets you comfortable with getting the tail down.

aaron have you seen mitchie brusco (SkateIQ) take on teaching ollies. he actually has you start with the hippie jump (to drill the jumping part in your muscle memory) and then progressively has you lift your front leg higher then you back (which inevitably lifts the nose) and as you lift the front leg to a certain height, the tail has no other option then touching the ground. So basically he teaches 1- jump, 2-lift front leg higher than back (and use the back ankle to enhance the pop) and that is literally it. leveling out happens by raising the back foot level with the front. the point is sliding the front foot is not scritly nessecary

Thank you for this Aaron ! I have only just discovered this channel and wish I had found it earlier. I’m going to watch all your old vids

This video happened to pop up just when I was searching how to perfect my Ollie, thanks Braille and Aaron

Thx man, helped me out My deck is so bad ngl

Back in the day i could ollie about 2 almost 3 feet Now its about a foot but still having a blast

I'm working on it!! I am so much more confident on my board now thank you so much!!!!!

Thank you for the tutorial. Hope your foot heals

I literally searched for this video title the other day perfect!

Gotta try these tips later this week. I'm still at the small rocket ollie stage.

Great breakdown

I watch these tutorials even though I can already do ollies, it's just fun to watch these videos

Thanks for making this video aaron it really helped👍

There must be like 100 videos about this in this channel, it's hilarious. And for kickflips as well lol.

These types of videos are so great. I'm only halfway through but I think slow motion would be amazing to see it in action.

Ive been trying to master them for this past year lol. I still gotta perfect them

Keep pumping us the content braille. I bought one of the broken glass decks that’s numbered. Love it. Never won anything on RU-vid. Just here to show the love

Great content!

I have no interest in the giveaway. Glad you are still doing the work of not only teaching skateboarding but also the dedication to getting new skaters of all ages for years. Thats why i wear Braille gear 7 days a week and ride Braille boards. The mission you guys have set out to do is a gift to all skaters from beginner to pro. Thank you

Yıllar oldu bu adamla başladım ve ekip dağıldı bitirdim yinede sahil kenarı müzik ile düz pürüssüz yerlerdd düz gidiyorum haraket yapmamaya çalışmama rağmen dayanamıyorum 😄 keşke türkce alt yazı olsa 10 olmuştur izliyorum seni ama ne dediğini anlamıyorum

Always inspiring ✌️♥️🛹

Hey man I hope you heal quick we love you Aaron

Believe it or not I have enough decks if I win you can give it to someone else, I just wanted to say love the video I am still struggling with my Ollie’s and you always have a great way of explaining things so thank you Aaron!

I've found that popping your board is less of a pushing down motion and more like flicking your foot downwards

the way i think of it is to jump drag and side kick kinda

I love ya videos ,,, im skateing for a month now and i know already to do all tricks becaurse of you thanks for the help i love yall

There are never enough videos about the ollie :)

Just started skating Im an old guy. Love your vids

Best yt channel

thank you Aron

In addition to learning the Ollie.. I super appreciate the sound of your board.. I just cleaned my bearings and my board sounds a bit weird so I thought I did something wrong. This is my first time ever really owning and taking care of a board.. I’m goin to buy new pivot cups tomorrow.. those aren’t universal, are they?

I feel like a wizard doing magic when I skate lol 😂

Get well soon Aaron. ❤

get well soon! excited for more tutorial videos

Hello im watching you over 8 years

Thanks for make this tutorial, hope you getting well, thanks big boss.

"...thee most important skateboarding trick in skateboarding, hands down, period."

Thank you teacher!

popped up same time i'm relearning ollies

Back at it again

ily aron kyro my pookie bear

Speedy recovery!!! Just started learning Ollie’s last week 🥳

I hope your foot heals up quick

w confidence boost n lesson 🙏🙏

My Ollie’s are teenie tiny and and only the front two wheels go up

thank you i appreciate your videos 🙏

I need this video!

Since I can barely rocket ollie. Does it make sense to improve my rocket ollies, before moving on? That way the timing off my rear foot will be worked on? Hope my question makes sense. PS: Love the training format. Some of us get stuck in perpetual beginner mode. So this is all cherised.

Hope your surgery goes better than expected for everyone

Nice vid

Impressive how you did this video with a broken foot :D (obviously i know you filmed this probably before your injury)

Great video.

OH YEA!

Its feels like im watching skateboarding made simple volume 1

i really enjoy skating but im in the stage where everything is hard and im still trying to master my ollies, i went to a skatepark yesterday and relized how bad i rlly was so can u maybe post more "above" basics so skaters who arent total beginers can get better a little easier? (also hope i get the deck mine was soaked at the park)

I’m trying to Ollie from flat ground to the grass but my muscles can’t react fast enough for me to and I don’t know wether or not I should wait until I get my new board to actually start practicing while rolling or what

I have a video idea where u guys play a game of skate in crocs

I tried collecting all your boards missing a couple of them though

0:15 So the ollie is the basis of standing on a skateboard. Got it! The ollie is the basis of riding a skateboard! Got it! The ollie is the basis of turning on a skateboard! Got it! The ollie is the basis of transition! Got it!

I wanna try a braille board

_CHOLE_ coming Thru with the clutch tip: Gallop the Ollie

My back foot always disconnects from the tail when doing ollies. It looks really sketchy and I can't get rid of that issue. 😢

Hi i love skateboarding because I enjoy it but unfortunately my skateboard just broke and I don’t have any money to by a new one

Jump and make sure the board sticks to your foot.

Whenever I’m doing an Ollie my back foot is slightly off the board on the ground when I land it

I'm going to try this once my knee heals up. How long are you going to be on crutches?

you need to know that you never jump from the tail in slow you will see that when it pops leg already in the air

I am only learning my Ollie until I have achieved maximum pop!

I have all the steps but my mind just doesn’t want me to jump 😂😂

I used to jump over 5 decks easy, I had to stop doing them becsuse I would always have a worn out griptape, shoe with a hole that has shoe goo, and a razor tsilerd deck. So now I can't ollie crazy high consistantly 🤷‍♂️

how much should i be leaning when moving ? normally when i oldie when moving im not sure which way/ how much i should be leaning.

Out of curiousity, do these types of tutorials, with repeatedly showing the motion, cause you to replace shoes faster than just normal skating? When explaining early on where your front foot goes, that's like 12 ollies worth of dragging in just a few seconds. 🤔

Never a better time to win a free deck :}

i got the motion down, and it works stationary in the grass (which i know, i shouldnt be doing) but whenever i go to concrete, im so scared that the board will kick out under my feet. I'm really mind blocked with this one. Maybe its too early since im skating for 4 weeks only.

We just got a new store called Ollies, I wonder if they sell skateboards.