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THE 10 EASIEST SKATEBOARD TRICKS EVER | FOR BEGINNERS

Jonny Giger8 skaters recommend it · 10 mentions, 2020 to 2023
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624K views · 6 years ago · Tutorial · Beginner

Jonny Giger runs through 10 beginner-friendly skateboard tricks, starting with popcorns and tic-tacs and building toward shove-its and ollies. Published 2020, aimed at new skaters who want board control.

Why skaters like it

Linked in r/NewSkaters whenever beginners ask what to practice first. Skaters say tic-tacs and popcorns from this list built board control and comfort.

“That would be the "Tick Tack" and is a fantastic way to learn board control. Check out Jonny Giger's vid below for more info on how to do them.”

u/Justinzro

What skaters said on Reddit

u/Justinzro2021 · 8 points

That would be the "Tick Tack" and is a fantastic way to learn board control. Check out Jonny Giger's vid below for more info on how to do them. Once you learn how to Tick Tack you'll experience heavy improvement with feeling comfy on your board. [VIDEO]

u/Anargnome-Communist2021 · 3 points

1. This [VIDEO] and this video [VIDEO] helped me get started. Another tip would be telling you an ollie really isn't that easy. Don't get frustrated when they take a while to learn. 2. Schedule in regular practice and actually do it, even if you don't really want to. For me, skating is intrinsically fun so once I'm on the board it's great. I just sometimes need to convince myself to actually do it. It also helps if y

u/HeavyEar02020 · 2 points

When I'm just cruising around I tend to lean with my momentum and put more wright on my front foot unless im popping the tail(usually..leaning frontwards or a little backwards helps when you're doing down a kill and stuff ime but for now ill keep it as basic as i can). First thing id suggest is lesrning to balance on your front foot without the board. Keep your head over your foot and keep your balance. Next swing yo

u/SilverSpecter32021 · 2 points

[VIDEO] Some are silly but still nice to run through the list check off what you can do and find some other things you can work on between ollies. I alternate between ollies and shove practice right now.

u/IntrospectiveHuman2020 · 1 points

Aah okay, might be a tad tight time wise but can still be doable ! And just for reference, that casper flip thingy i was talking about is at 1:18 in this video, so not an actual casper flip, because that is difficult as hell. [VIDEO] Added tricks or not, it's a solid run either way !

u/CapControl2020 · 1 points

If I remember correctly it's called a one and a half/double flip on. actually shown in a recent video I saw (@2:18): [VIDEO]

u/andcore2021 · 1 points

Hey, would you say I could use the Loaded Coyote to do the 10 easiest skateboard tricks [VIDEO]?

u/HelonMead2023 · 1 points

You will find it here: [VIDEO]

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