HOW TO OLLIE THE EASIEST WAY TUTORIAL 3.0 | SKATEBOARD SCIENCE EP. 1 

My name is San Francisco, and im an Aaron Kyro from the professional skateboarder bay area

There it is, the classic intro

I just landed my first ollie moving and I am so pumped. Tips that helped me: don't be afraid to start on concrete it will only help your form; when popping, don't bend down too much because the board hitting the ground is what makes it go high, not the actual jump; you want to bend down and start your jump a little before you actually pop your board; and last, when sliding your foot, slide all the way through, your tail isn't getting off the ground because of your front foot not pushing the board foward. I will reply to replys if you have any questions for me btw

I need to get skating shoes, I'm currently skating with crocs

Me: I'm gonna learn an ollie now My Board: Excuse me? What?

In case you didn’t know... *He’s Aaron Kyro, and he’s a sponsored skateboarder from the San Fransisco Bay Area.*

If you guys need help with that “anxious feeling” whenever you try to do a trick. I recommend listening to music so can block out the anxiousness.

Sponsored skateboarder from the San Francisco Bay Area 😎

I remember when I hit my first Ollie.... ya right after it happened my dad woke me up for school

I feel like he's getting tired that we can't ollie 😂😂😂

Who else is watching this for the third time watching everything so closely and paying so much attention

Thanks Aaron! Up until now my Ollie's were only 2.0.

I love how he shows the ollie in slow-mo over, and over, and over again. It just proves the repetition idea. It just makes you realize how much his body just naturally does it. Like the person who "created" the modern ollie just kinda started doing stuff, and now it is set in stone exactly how to do it.

i wish i could do this trick in slo motion so that i would have time to react

Do this with all of the begginer tricks! Shuvit FS 180 BS 180 Pop shuvit Heelflip And kickflip . This would be amazing Perhaps I’m just describing SMS?

Aaron! This video taught my 8 year old son how to Ollie in literally minutes!!! THANK YOU !!

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hes like: its not that hard this is the third tutorial im sick of yall

The JUMP helped me the most! The skate board can’t just pick your dead weight up in the air, YOU have to jump like you normally would, and then guide the board to follow you

her: talk dirty to me Me: my name is Aaron kyro I'm a sponsored skater from the San Fransisco Bay Area

no one: Aaron: *ANKLES*

Thank you Aaron, you're my most favorite sponsored Skateboarder from the San Francisco Bay Area !

Yesterday I made some progress, then I saw this vid and I was like:” I know how to do it.” I woke up, got on the board and my legs just went “nah”

I did my first Ollie at 1 am on new Years, I was so happy, my aunt got it on camera too Thx Aaron

are we gonna talk about his 40 inch vertical

*me coming back to watch this for the 4th time aaron: You could not live with your own failure. Where did that bring you? Back to me.

Nice, but can you teach us how to nollie triple backflip late double flip to crooked late triple 900 flip to nose blunt quad backflip late triple 360 frontflip late tre triple flip out?

I learned how to ollie about 10 years ago and it is still one of my greatest accomplishments (I’m just here for a refresher and hopefully to learn switch ollies) But I remember how frustrating this trick was. I had cried because this trick made me angry. It felt physically impossible, and sometimes I felt like it was only harder because I was a girl (yes, people really used to say that). I stopped skating for about 7-8 years and started back up again this past summer. I stood on my board and popped an ollie right away. It wasn’t that good...but it was an ollie. I also broke my ankle towards the beginning of summer and was out for 4 months. Even after my ankle was so stiff during healing, and it couldn’t flex to do a “proper” ollie, I STILL was able to ollie. It’s one trick I will NEVER be able to forget. This video would have definitely made it easier if I saw it 10 years ago...I can’t imagine what it was like before RU-vid was even a thing. If you’re reading this and you’re here because you are frustrated with your ollies...don’t give up. It will be 100% worth it. The second those back wheels pop up even a centimeter you will feel amazing.

im so glad aaron actually understand how much slow motion and specific details helps us beginners

Thank you Braille for helping me Ollie and I landed one 2 months ago but I wanted to thank you cuz it was 1 month of me litterally landing on my face on a skate board. I luv your vids and moving on the kickflips which I’m pretty close with.

Heres my tips making board fly 1. Jump before pop -board can't go up if your front foot still holding it down 2. Get the timing right 3. dont hold or step on the tail, -Prevent tail and board from go up Tips to level up the tail 1. Pop the tail to the back -causes the board go back, easier to kick the nose -(you can pop like normal then drag the tail to the back a bit ) 2. Strong pop. -more momentum for the tail to go up 3. kick the nose It makes the nose like fulcrum, making the tail go up Hope these helps

Me: I want to Ollie! Physics: Nah, I don't think so.

So crazy, I never realized how important the ankle snap is on the tail. I'm getting better and better at my ollies thanks to you!

I havent been able to ollie 2 years but I've improved since this video

Can you guys do a game of W"E"I"R"D? (Basically a game of skate but with weird stuff/tricks only)

Aaron i have to thank you i am 35 and i haven't touched a board since i was 17 i have recently decided to get back on a board and you and your team has helped me get back into the swing of things thank you guys so much

At 6:07 I paused the video walked outside picked up my skateboard took it out, tried to Ollie and it finally worked! After weeks. Great helpful video!

Every Like is a Ollie Tutorial Aaron will do in future! xD

Aaron be like "How many times do we have to teach you this lesson old man?!?" .....

Love it take it back to the old videos days

I just landed an Ollie today!!! Love you Braille

4:16 honestly, I thought he was just gonna keep going up and up and up on the right side 😂

I did my first ollie because of Aaron Kyro! Thanks so much and I love your channel.

*gotta say it this so the first skate science channel on RU-vid*

I landed a small ollie!!!! it was like only 2 inches off the ground, and pre sloppy, but i've only been skating for 4 days. this tutorial really helped me! i also found it was great to have someone slomo video me, cuh i thought i wasnt getting off the ground at all and when i was videoed i found i was actually getting off the ground a couple inches.

This got me my ollie (albeit with skater-trainers) in half an hour. I've been struggling to land an ollie for months. My problems were with dragging, jumping, and popping. The comment of @QNUA helped so much: For dragging: Really turn your ankle and kick out a bit. For jumping and popping: Pop after you jump. Also pay special attention to your back foot with your ankle, and not putting too much weight on it, otherwise that end of the board won't lift. Thank you Braille! I'm excited to take off the skater-trainers soon!😁😁

The two problems I’m having is I literally can’t commit and the board is constantly slipping out from underneath me right when I pop

That back ankle slowmo view is game changing 🔥

Thanks for posting these videos! Haven't been on a board in nearly 30 years. looking forward to getting back on at age 43! you guys are great!

Didn't really wanna rewatch this one at first, but this was shockingly informative. You rock Aaron

Thank you for teaching me how to do an ollie. After months and months of practice I finally landed an ollie recently thanks, to your ollie tutorials.

I have a hard time dragging my front foot, so i always get frustrated learning how to ollie. I need more practice

I bought a skateboard last month and started skating for the first time. I learned from your videos and today I landed my first Ollie. Thank you Aaron!

Im 23 and have been skating all my life. Cant tell you how much your vids have helped me learn tricks like ollies, heelflips, hardflips, etc. over the years. The secret to learning any trick is hearing that amazing intro. Anyone who has tried to learn a trick on a skateboard has heard the words "My name is Aaron Kyro...".

Me: *try’s to get down muscle memory for my Ollie* My Vans, the tail of the board, and the grip tape: oh hell naw

Thank you so much Aaron I can now do a good ollie while skating! I can ollie over small items and I am getting better. Thx so much!

THANK YOU! This is literally the first tutorial that worked for me! I managed to do a low ollie on the carpet. Now I'm gonna practice outside!

No joke I was just searching for tutorials and then I got this notification😁😁

Do i need to Be worried about The sound that The Skateboard does on asphalt. Im worried that it IS annoying for others around me.

i’m two minutes into this video i’ve never done an ollie before... i just did it-

I'm a pretty fast learner and I got my first pennyboard about a month ago, a week after that I got my first skateboard, skated and struggled getting the tail up, but with the ankle tip I got it and I learned it today!!!

i’m trying to learn how to ollie but i can’t get my board off the ground lol

Me: ok I finally have the guts to try an ollie in public. Gravity: excuse me! I dont think so! Boy in the corner: smiles Me: social anxiety kicked in.....goes home and lays in bed.

This is probably the best video to watch after practicing for a while and still not being able to land it. The small details you see in slo mo are amazing. Landed my first ollie an hour after watching this video and practicing it.

How about no flip tricks game of skate? Just grabs, spins, grinds, handplants, etc.

When I was first trying my ollie (still learning) and getting my front foot to slide, I wasn't able to do it. So when I noticed that my shoe started to have holes and scratches. I was soo happy because I know I'm getting there. Hahahaha

I watched this video probably 20-30 times in 3 months. Each time I notice a different detail. Thank you Aaron Kyro

I can Ollie pretty decently but I still watched this and it made me feel more comfortable

I've been watching this video since it came out and I finally got it down I also took a 3 month break cause I was trying to ollie and my board went out from under me and I got a concussion but now I'm trying it all over again

I remember when I was much younger like 15..16 years ago, there was no video tutorial nor any tutor in my town and that ollie baffles me a lot. Now I decided to give myself a second chance for skateboard.

He: yes, your gonna get holes in your shoes Me: 😑😬

13 years off of skating I needed a refresher, this was very helpful! I Ollied in my first few attempts, but mind you I did used to when I was a teenager. I'm 28 now and loving re-learning skating!

This was really well done, definitely makes things more clear. Also, love the og intro

me at home: ahhh this is so easy me outside with the board: 🤯🤯

I’ve been watching your videos for weeks before finally getting my board yesterday. I landed my first Ollie within 10 tries thanks to you guys and your videos!

I can’t Ollie while riding and I can’t Ollie off of stuff my balance is just off but I can Ollie without moving

This helped a lot I’ve been skating for about 3 weeks and I’m starting to get better at ollies! I definitely recommend skating shoes because that made a huge difference for me

this video helped me so much! today I landed my first ollie!

Oh my god I can Ollie now it's so much easier

I've been watching you last week you make skateboard look so easy and now I bought my first board and it's so hard!! but I'm trying to learn

Hi again from Sydney Australia, Awesome slow motion and I'm sure we all will learn more through your guidance but can we get some falling in slow motion so we also learn to fall the right way. Thanks again

So it sounds like you’re saying you use your back ankle in a snapping motion, kind of like playing a kick drum

I bought myself a skateboard for my 36th birthday this past September. I had previously skateboarded for a while in my early 20s, and a bit here and there in my teens. I could never even get close to an ollie ever. No matter how many times people showed me, explained it to me, or how many times I tried and practiced I could never do it. I basically had decided it was something I could never do, and when I got my board a few months ago I was happy just with the thought of cruising around. I just landed my first ollie today, at 36, after trying for basically my whole life. It felt amazing. Fellow ollie hopefuls I am here to tell you: if I can do it, YOU can do it.

Skating about 5 months, learned how to ollie like about perfect on ground... But that is without speed, how to add speed to ollies if you are a bit scared, because that board bites hard

All this slow motion makes me feel like I'm being hypnotized but I still can't do an ollie well

Went to the skatepark last weekend for the first time in 10 years. I found you on RU-vid because I wanted to find someone who was goofy footed. I Watched this video last night and ollied within 5 minutes of trying tonight. THANK YOU!!!!

When I learned to Ollie, one thing I did was pop and make my board go vertical and up, and even slide my foot up a bit, but then just step off without making the board level out. It actually helped a lot

I think this is a sign, I just got my first skateboard a few hours ago

I want to say this helped a lot, I'm going skating with some friends tomorrow and I'll see how this advice helps. It seems obvious now but I didn't understand how the board was getting off the ground just by you jumping on it funny, but it's not that. You're bouncing the board and jumping off so that the board isn't carrying your weight when it bounces.

When you are doing the version 4.0 of the ollie tutorial, PLEASE, mention that you pop the board only after you started jumping up. You can see clearly in the video how the pop happens when the body is almost straight up. It's like when, after starting to jump, you feel that your foot are going to leave the board, going up. This is the precise time for the pop.

Thanks aaron after watching this video i went outside and after two attempts i landed my first clean ollie but i didnt stop there I committed to doing 5 solid ollies and i managed to do them all perfectly, your the goat bro🔥💯💯😌

Now when this becomes like an 100 episode series I can say that I watched the first one when it came out 😎

I just dont understamd something When i jump my back foot doesnt go that high and even when i try to jump further my board doesnt stick with me

im so glad me and my friends started skating together it really helps with building up the confidence to skate in front of others

4:18 its so slow it looks like he is floating

I could never get any air at all when I tried to ollie as a kid. Now I'm almost 40 and was able to get like 6 inches on my back wheels after watching countless hours of your videos and doing the practice steps, and then only spending an hour or so on my first ollie attempts. Thanks Aaron!

I feel like imma fall on my back if I try to ollie by stepping on the back of the board.

im actually amazed I watched the whole video practice each step n learned how to Ollie in about 10 min of trying. Obviously not a great Ollie but still insane the video made it so much simpler for me to understand.

It's Thursday may 21 and 11:34 am and 15 mins ago I tried doing an Ollie but fell on my open skin knee.ima update until I get the Ollie .in like 1 hr I'ma try again as soon as my knee stops hurting Update:i did my first mini ollie on the board and am so happy.i will update when I can full do an Ollie confidently

MY GOODNESS IT TOOK ME ABOUT A YEAR AND A HALF OF PRACTICE (mind you I did it for one year at 12 trying and I’m back at it at 22 for like 3 days so far). AND IT TURNS OUT I JUST NEEDED TO POP WITH MY ANKLE AND NOT SLAM MY FOOT DOWN. Thank you Aaron!