THE BEST SECRET HOW TO SHOVE IT ON A SKATEBOARD! 

as someone who is learning how to skateboard alone, I appreciate Aaron being my hype man lol thanks Aaron

Aaron: gets pulled over Police: identify urself Aaron: I'm a sponsored skater from San Francisco Bay area

Skating is 20% knowledge, 30% practice, and 50% forcing yourself to do it

I don’t understand why people dislike these videos, he’s Aaron Kyro a sponsored skateboarder from the San Francisco Bay Area

When arrons pop shuvs are higher than my ollies

Was at the Skatepark over the weekend and ran into a guy teaching his daughter and her friend how to skate while I was trying to land a heelflip, turns out they've been watching you guys too! Kinda awesome seeing Braille fans in the wild.

i'm a beginner and so are most of my friends, what i've learned is that skateboarding is like 30% skill and 70% mindset. if you're not afraid to fail, you'll learn way faster.

Guys, I learned the Pop Shuvit about 2 months ago and I got one OP tip which helped me a lot. Try to lean forward over the edge of the board. That makes you jump forward so that the board will stay under you the whole time. That also helps overcoming your fear to land with both feet

Instructions unclear, tried to shovit in slow motion, accidentally travelled to the future

This is for anyone who is a beginner. Ollies are really hard to learn. Don’t quit because you don’t get it instantly. You can get it. I would recommend getting skater trainers (25$) and practice. Use the practice steps that Aaron says but also do this. Step 1 press down on the tail and lift your front foot. Step 2 lean your front foot so it’s sideways on the grip. Step 3 drag your front foot up the griptape, it will ruin your shoes. Step 4 press down with your front foot. Step 5. Add the jump. Remember, it’s not easy it takes time, persevere and enjoy. (Aaron if you see this add this on ur next Ollie Tutorial)

Failing over and over with these "most basic tricks" should be quite demotivating and may even look like the often quoted definition-of-insanity cliché. On top of this you always see/read how other people accomplish these with such an ease within the shortest amount of time possible. Makes you really question the choice of stepping on the board at times. But if somethings finally lands it feels ridiculously great and makes you face the next thing with even more spur! Perseverance, a positive attitude and tutorials like this (+skating with other people if/whenever possible) are immensely helpful. Anyway - cheers from GER and huge thanks for the update (the shove it part within the pop shove it chapter in SMS#1 didn't work out for me) and, most important, thank you for making 42yo me trying something new - even if it hurts a lot and makes me look like an old rolling duck with movement disorders most of the time! ... one which is having lots of fun!

The SHEER love on how Aaron is showing every step, detail, position of your feet shows his passion. His voice changes as he’s describing the trick and I love Aaron for his dedication on skateboarding.

This is Exactly what I need! I did a shuvit once and I haven’t done it since!

Braille skating always knows when I'm struggling😂

after practicing for a MONTH, I finally learned to shove it because of this video ....and when I FINALLY did it, I heard Aaron say "shooooveeeeee iiiiittttt" in my head 😂

this literally couldn’t have come at a more perfect time. i just started working on shuvits yesterday! 🙌🏽

4:55 this drill really helped me land with both feet on the board I strongly recommend doing it if you're struggling to get your back foot on

Something I adopted for learning tricks is to practice while moving. I use to learn tricks stationary, but had huge problems adapting them in motion cuz my balance wasn't shifted the right way, and the board sometimes moved differently too. I recommend one or two shots at the beginning of the trick performed in the world at the start of the vid. This shows it off and makes it look cool. Show where it can be done. Tricks just don't have the same effect while stationary infront of a blank wall.

Thank you Aaron, yall really out here giving me the confidence. nowadays I've heard and kinda seen the skate community gatekeep a bit cause a lot of people are becoming "posers" and call you a poser if u can't do tricks but yall put here givin me the confidence to try to get better instead of just quitting

Me, someone who can barely Ollie: “Interesting”

My first trick I learn was a ollie, and now I am trying to learn a shove it, but it is so hard

It's kinda hard to interpret goofy foot positions to my regular... I takes a few seconds for regular, but for goofy people watching Arron it's quick

This is so awesome. I love all of your tutorials. You really make me believe in myself again. I am 30 and just started skating again after 14 years. Thank you so much.

What an amazing instructional video. Makes me feel like one day I’ll get the shuvit and pop shuvit. Thanks Aaron!

This is literally the trick I’m working on and this really helped

Yesterday I was looking up this because I can’t keep the board under me

These videos are great. They are really helping me!

I love these super slo-mo videos. They help so much. Thanks and keep updating that stuff it’s worth it!

Thanks Braille, I’ve been doing them in fast motion before now but I’ve always wanted to learn how to slow down time and do my shuvits like that

Me coming back home after strugling with the shove-it and seeing this in my recommendations: 😮😲

I love these tutorials aaron. It's helping me learn so i can teach my son. He's 12 and he has almost surpassed me. I have never been able to do anything switch and my son has already landed switch ollies.

Just landed my first shove it! You really have to practice that second step a lot and then just commit. By a lot I mean I did it for about 4 hours

This video was brilliant. Please continue this style. The super slowmo really helps. Your videos are great. I'm 31 and started skateboarding as my 5 year old wanted to start. It's been the best thing ever to do during this very challenging time. Thanks a lot and keep it up 👍

Love the Grip Art

Thank you for sharing this. I'm super excited to start.

so helpful!! this clears so much for the shuvit

I started to skate again after 33 years . I’m 46 now and i started to practice to shove it again . This videos are gold! Great channel!

I’m getting my first skateboard tomorrow, as I fancied finally having a go, at 39 i maybe too old for a lot of it . But this channel has inspired me to try. Thanks and would love more slow mo tutorials they are incredibly helpful in understanding what needs to be done. Fingers crossed I can learn to shuvit.

Thank you Aaron! The slo mo really really helped. Love the channel!! Keep up the amazing content.

Very helpful! I'm stoked to go skate tomorrow with your advice. Your board is awesome!

Slo mo starts at 13:54 You’re welcome

Haven’t even watched and i know it’s gonna be an amazing tutorial

Aaron - you are the KING! Love ALL your vids and wish I could come down to your indoor centre to learn!

I’m so grateful for you! You are a king

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS I’ve been waiting

I tried to shuv it this slow and it didn’t work. Anyway, can we get Troy vs Aussie? K. Thanks.

Your videos are helping me so much!

I’ve been trying to get my shuv its down for a month. I watched the first half of this video and now I got them on lock!!! So grateful for this channel!!

For your next vid you should teach us how to drop in without falling

Aight thanks, I've been struggling with this for weeks 💀💀💀

Braille helps me so much with tricks and being a better skater

The combination of the slow motion and your very concise explanation helped me grasp it that little bit more, so thank you :)

You should do worst board at the zoom meeting

I grew up skating rough-ish ground so i always had to pop my tricks so i never properly learned shuvs and only pop-shuvs, idk if thats a bad thing

Your tutorials are everything

These videos are awesome I like how you said help people don’t make fun of them that’s what it’s all about and having fun

Ive nearly done the ollie i just needa drag my foot up more :)) and i learnt how to do the shuvit from this video tsm😊💞

I’ve landed a shuvit exactly 2 times, and now I can’t do it. Every time I do it my front foot is able to get one the board, but my back foot goes under it. I can’t spin the board and lift my foot up for some reason. When I try I accidentally pop the board and it goes sliding out from under me. Anybody have any tips? I really need help.

I really appreciate these videos I’m learning to skate at 21, my friend showed me and Ollie and I was able to copy it without much issue so I bought myself a board and I’ve been working on consistently landing clean ollies and balancing manuals in place and cruising and trying to do it for a bit. Looking forward to learning the shuvit

you are a master teacher... its a gift .

I just stopped skating because I was just feeling mad at myself since I have been skating for over a year now and I can barely ollie higher than 2 inches and evenly, but it’s really fun to watch other people skate

I'm so scared just about skateboarding stereotypes and when to start learning tricks and which tricks to learn but I'm still tryin

Thank you so much for posting. I've been working on my shuv-its and this helps.

I’ve only been skating for 4 months now and your videos have helped me Ollie so quickly

Nigel's video taught me how to shove it. best tip he said to pop down and out, and his toe barely touches the ground.

Aaron has done so much for beginner skateboarders, I don't even know how to express my gratitude in full, other than recommending his videos to everyone. I wish I'd a had this back in the day when I was learning to skate in the early 90's. Still very useful for me today.

These SLO mo videos are so helpful man, I just started skating and the Ollie tutorial helped me land my first one yesterday! (:

This tutorial is made sooo well. I saw my friend practice it yesterday and I tried it myself. It went actually horrible, I had no clue what to actually do. Watched this today while practicing, and got it down in an hour! Thanks man I appreciate how well you explained it :)

This was my first trick and it's super easy, it feels even easier and cleaner doing a higher pop shove it

Who have shove but just enjoying watching 🙋🙋🙋🙋

This is great! Keep updating the trick videos with slow motion! Thankx! 💪🏻🤩💫🎯

thanks braille been needing this fr

'Maybe you don't even know any people to skate with' dang way to call me out Aaron

0:12 any one else say his line with him?also great video 👌🏼

Ur a great guy. I love these video and love this channel. When I think back to the quarantine I'll think about Braille getting me through it. Cheers

Thank you aaron u give me hope again❤️

I can do the full rotation but I can’t land because my front foot always lands on the tail and I can’t put my back foot on the board please help

I feel shovits are so hard I learned to frount 180 before and the still can’t shov

Thank you for the tutorials, so helpful!!

The part about keeping the front foot close to the board was very helpful. Also, the part about adjusting the position of your front foot helped me.

As a teen named Aaron learning how to skate Aaron is my idol😂

i swear i just learned this trick before this video about like 10 minutes ago 😂

This video is super helpful, especially doing it in steps like this 👍🏼

“Don’t make fun of them, encourage them” the support is amazing in the skateboarding community cause everyone knows how hard it is so we share the love and help one another out

Do you look at your skate board when doing tricks

So Um I have problem so I learned how to Ollie but I push with my left when I ride and I learned to Ollie with my left foot on the front of my board now it feels weird to Ollie while riding what should I do should I just try learning it the other way

I feel like ive been watching you since i was a kid and you taught me everything i know about skateboarding

Thank u for making these videos they really helped me because I had just started skateboarding and just haveing fun helped me get better

Aaron-give 2020 a hand.2020-I have cod vid

do u do board giveaways? haha

Hey thanks for posting more instruction videos, I’ve been hoping you would

Thank you so much, I've been struggling with this "easy" trick a long time and today I finally landed it. Still have to practice it while moving, but thanks to you I learned something new and the feeling is amazing. I really hope I can still learn a lot more and have fun. I've been wanting to ride a skateboard since I was a kid but couldn't, I was beggining to think I was "too old" for this already. This is my first trick, I really appreciate what this channel is doing for all of us newbies, keep it up, please! 💛

i don’t think i’m going to be able to do any tricks at this point .... i can’t even ollie :,(

‘How to shove it in. extremely slow motion’

Thank you so much for this video!!

Super helpful! Thank you ✨

Aaron: Sometime it is my favourite trick but sometime my least favourite trick Someone who doesn't who is aaron kyro and skateboarding: What is he saying .Is he mad

yes please do update every video, this is the best tutorial 🤟🏾🔥

Super slow mo is awesome. 👌 Thx.

Thank you I spent so much time watching this video over and over and I finally landed it tysm