What is the "TIMING" of an OLLIE?

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If anyone's interested, I've ridden a board a couple times when I was 12 or something and probably tried to ollie, but pretty sure this was the first time I've spent more than 20 minutes messing around. So today after riding around in that lot for a while, practicing turns and bailing off the board while in motion, I figured "fuck it, I'll try an ollie." I practiced a bit while holding that fence in the background, t

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Keep at it! You’ve got this. As others have said, you’ll definitely need to jump more. A non-obvious thing is that you need to pop at the last moment in your jump, as your body weight is already lifting off the ground and about to leave. Then, the pop will snap up your nose, and you pull that up and forward with the side of your front foot. The pop timing is super important. It’s very, very easy to unintentionally ho

[VIDEO] This is a detailed break-down on the timing of an ollie. Hope it helps :)

You definitely need a little more jump, less bending your back and more bending your knees. This is probably a good example for you and is pretty commonly linked. [VIDEO] Adding this one because it breaks down the timing. Really helped me get a grasp of it. [VIDEO]

Proper is questionable but it’s definitely an ollie nonetheless! You’re getting both your feet up but the timing just needs to be worked on. This video [VIDEO] will help go more into detail about it. Keep it up, you’re making good progress!