THE FASTEST WAY TO LEARN HOW TO OLLIE TUTORIAL

watch this [VIDEO] video, it’s super helpful and if you actually do what it suggests you’ll learn how to ollie fairly quickly

The first thing i learnt was a kick turn on bank in a skate park , they are handy and really easy! Definatly just work on cruising about finding your balance. I learnt a shuvit within a few hours but i can't do them consistently yet! Deffinatly start learning your Ollie's now - watching braille helped me [VIDEO]

You're not sliding your left foot up the board. It has to make contact with your board. You're basically just lifting up your foot. You need to slide the foot. Watch these videos: [VIDEO] [VIDEO]

Grats on the new board dude! To answer your question, Pop that tail down until it hits the floor then slide your front foot up the board (using the side of your foot) lifting your back leg at the same time. Your starting position of your feet is fine. This is the video that helped me get it: [VIDEO]

if you watch brailles videos on youtube they say if you practice the dragging motion on the board it makes it easier [VIDEO]

I'm late but it looks like you have a good drag up and pop. You're popping the board, then sliding it up perfectly, you just need to push out on the nose with your flick foot then your board will level out. You have the potential to Ollie as high as your nose went in the air if you can master this step.This YouTube video explains this way better [VIDEO]. Skip to 3:30 if you want to get right to most relevant part. Al

Oh man I was here like 3 weeks ago.. Honestly just check out this video [VIDEO] The guy's name is Aaron kyro and these Braille skateboarding videos are great But from just seeing the gif and gone through the troubleshooting of the rolling Ollie myself just recently.. I'd say make sure you're getting that quick pop with the tail, lift that leg that you were popping with (you're goofy so left leg) and bend that front a

Not enough front foot movement. To train this, do some stationary pre work outs. For example. 1. Stand on your board. 2. Slowly push down the end (where your back foot is) Now the front of the Board is up 3. Try to drag your front foot towards the front end of your board. visual representation here. [VIDEO] I learned it here and to be honest this helped me a lot. Worth to watch!