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POV Skate Tutorial #1: How to OLLIE

Skateboard Bruh6 skaters recommend it · 6 mentions, 2017 to 2019
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126K views · 9 years ago · Tutorial · Beginner

First-person ollie tutorial from Skateboard Bruh, filmed from the skater's own point of view. Covers foot positioning, pop, slide and landing, with separate versions for regular and goofy stance.

Why skaters like it

Recommended in r/NewSkaters when beginners ask for tutorial channels or help with foot positioning. The POV angle shows exactly where your feet go.

“This POV video really helped me out a lot with my foot positioning. …”

u/lphchld · Full comment

What skaters said on Reddit

u/Tinkarooni2018 · 15 points

VLskate is awesome. I like Skateboard Bruh's "POV" tutorials too. He has a set for regular footed [VIDEO] and one for goofy [VIDEO].

u/disposar2019 · 6 points

I like the fact that you dont want to turn your shoulders at all. Thats fine. But look at least at your board, you are allowed to do that. If you have stayed over your board and shrug your back foot immediately after pop, it would look really great, i believe you are not that far from a good ollie. Keep it up :) Watch this - [VIDEO] Look at his head (eyes) position, it might help.

u/ghuroo12018 · 3 points

VL Skate and Skateboard Bruh are really good resources for learning new tricks, including the Ollie. I would avoid Braille unless you want to feel like some 10y kid with some brain cells missing 8) VL Skate [VIDEO] Skateboard Bruh [VIDEO] After checking them and some training you can always post again but this time with a video ;)

u/bru-town2017 · 2 points

Awesome that you're getting into skating again! I'm working on a new kind of tutorials, they might help you out!(if so please let me know) Goofy footed:[VIDEO] Regular footed:[VIDEO]

u/zehmalehma2018 · 2 points

nice work. i highly recommend learning them with a bit of speed because the moment will be different. This tutorial helped me out A LOT for my ollies [VIDEO]

u/lphchld2018 · 2 points

This POV video really helped me out a lot with my foot positioning. Hope it helps! [VIDEO]

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