How To Ollie! 

Congrats on your new journey! 🛹 Let me know how your Ollie’s go.

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@@RodrygoDeSilva a month later, I'm actually getting better doing an Ollie. I can Ollie over some obstacles and a curb now. But still, I need to practice on getting comfortable on my board more than anything.

@@fizan6129 nice!

Thanks for the tips!!! Keep skating!

Exactly. I was very lucky to have him share the secret sauce!

Thanks bud! Reese is the best!

Just don't quit and everything will fall into place!

AWESOME!!

Good eye! 👁

Thanks!!!

Yep!! One the best!

Glad you enjoyed!

Nice!! Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

NICE!!!

I like to do it with the side of my foot. When you master that, the dragging the toes combined with an angle of front foot are the fundamentals of a kickflip.

thanks! I really appreciate it!

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right on! thx for watching!

Popping with your back foot? It’s kinda of like a fast karate kick straight down. Practice practice practice

its moreso a pop from the ankle and ball of your foot as you’re going from your crouch position toward your jump and then as soon as you feel that board snap off the ground you want to slide the front foot up the dip of the nose to catch and lift the feet up to your hips with that back knee bent ofcourse. another tip for the front foot is thinking of pointing the knee in that direction whilst the side of the foot makes contact with the grip toward the nose the entire time. also allow time for your legs to naturally compress back down, don’t straighten them as the rigidness won’t help with your balance when landing.

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@@JoeyDigital Thanks mate keep up the good work

Sorry to hear that son! I wish you a speedy recovery!

thx for watching!!

How high you ollie depends on your strength and experience. The more you do it the better you become.

@@JoeyDigital ah thanks and does it depend on my jumping

@@puitom1 Yep!!

Thanks for watching!

Getting it higher in the air takes a lot more practice. Just do not stop trying and it will start working. I’ll be working on a more detailed video soon!

@@JoeyDigital The key to a high ollie is timing. The later you wait to pop your tail the more height you can get. I suggest getting the motion wired first but without a skateboard. Watch his body movement throughout the process and duplicate his "jump" motion without a board. You should push with both legs to start the jump then when your legs are almost straight, pop the tail and pull the board up to your body by dragging your front foot toward the nose. Basically you are jumping in the air and your board is simply coming along for the ride. Good Luck!!

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@@JoeyDigital You thumbs up. You got that serious pop!!

its a box jump not a vertical - keep this in mind. also its a pop from the ankle and ball of your foot as you're going from your crouch position toward your jump and then as soon as you feel that board snap off the ground you want to slide the front foot up the dip of the nose to catch and lift the feet up to your hips with that back knee bent ofcourse. another tip for the front foot is thinking of pointing the knee in that direction whilst the side of the foot makes contact with the grip toward the nose the entire time. also allow time for your legs to naturally compress back down, don't straighten them as the rigidness won't help with your balance when landing.

when you suck your knees up when you jump. It will give you clearance to slide/drag your ankle/foot up the board to level out board. Hope that helps.