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HOW TO POP SHOVE IT THE EASIEST WAY TUTORIAL

Braille Skateboarding5 skaters recommend it · 6 mentions, 2014 to 2023
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3.8M views · 15 years ago · Tutorial · Beginner

Braille Skateboarding tutorial on the pop shove-it, covering foot placement, scooping the tail and landing. Part of the Braille series aimed at new skaters learning flatground tricks.

Why skaters like it

Gets linked in r/NewSkaters threads when someone's board flips over or won't spin 180 on shuvits. Commenters point to it for the fundamentals and the no-pop version.

“Braille Skateboarding has the best tutorial series around for learning tricks. Even having skated for nearly a decade, I downloaded the Vol 1 DVD and it really helped me polish my form”

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What skaters said on Reddit

u/isskewl2015 · 2 points

I think Braille Skateboarding [VIDEO] has the best tutorial series around for learning tricks. Even having skated for nearly a decade, I downloaded the Vol 1 DVD and it really helped me polish my form and learn some basic tricks that I had never bothered to. Secondly, can you ollie well? That should be the first trick you learn really. It's the foundation for most tricks on a board. It's the most useful trick for jus

u/AuschetheInsane2016 · 1 points

I'd recommend checking out this [VIDEO] video on shuvits (he teaches it with and without the pop) for a good reminder of the fundamentals. Specifically, it sounds like you're putting too much downward kick into the tail thus scooping it too much, but I'm not sure. Does the board at least make it 180 degrees? If not I would try taking your left foot (if you're regular) completely off the board and practice just the sc

u/Bunionzz2020 · 1 points

[VIDEO] people will say what they will about braille and Kyro, but here ya go :) a little more [VIDEO]

u/jkniker2015 · 1 points

I'm working through similar issues, this video has been helpful to me though: [VIDEO]

u/ohdreness2023 · 1 points

Unlike a kick flip, a pop shuv is a back foot trick Here is a great tutorial [VIDEO]

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