Pop Higher Ollies With Science - Spencer Nuzzi & Paul Schmitt

Lower trucks would probably help facilitate the muscle memory and make practicing the pop easier, but a taller board will always get more pop due to the extra momentum and higher wheelie angle. Here's a good explanation from Ride channel [VIDEO]

Professor Schmidtt would like a word with you... [VIDEO]

um,,,kind of funny but IDK [VIDEO] this is kind of a double bird killer for those who think there is no big difference between hi/lo trucks or big small wheels, I'm not advocating for anything just saying that 6mm makes a huge difference no matter where you put it ;)

Just get 1/4 risers but remember you will have to get 1 1/4 hardware also. Most deck brands are all the same steepness unless you know of a brand that has really steep kicks. But the risers should do the trick and it’s a cheap way to start out to try. Back in the day we rode decks that had extremely steep tails they were called tri-tails or V shaped because they were concaved and bent like a V and extremely steep. We

"Hi" is the standard now. Just get "hi" trucks, and if it's not labelled it's most likely a "hi." You do not get more pop from "low" trucks. "Low" trucks were popular in the 90s because you could flip faster due to the lower rotational inertia. But starting out you won't notice a difference and it really doesn't matter. It's actually "hi" trucks that give more pop thanks to holding the tail higher off the ground: [VI

Yes it should, this video tries to accomplish the same thing using riser pads to increase leverage. [VIDEO] Just know the difference will be minimal, unless you've been skating for a decade like these guys and KNOW how high your ollie goes; you prolly won't be able to tell.

according to science, risers should theoretically give you some extra pop [VIDEO]

The Science of Popping Higher [VIDEO]