Ollie Progression for Quick Results

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1. Most important at your level is to watch your feet this way you can see the motion and get an understanding of timing and what you're doing wrong. This helps when learning other tricks to understand board position. 2. practice hippie jumps on the board stationary then moving. as you do this maybe try doing light pushes down on the tail to bring the front up, this may help with timing. 3. sliding the foot forward i

Tilt your front knee inward toward your back leg when you jump to give room for your nose to pop up. Almost like you are making a 4 shape before flattening it back out. And lift that back leg up more. You aren’t jumping at all. Follow this video closely. [VIDEO] Don’t skip the hippie jumps.

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You're regular, right? You're "turning the foot?" Are you rolling? (the board, not your ankle!) If you are practicing stationary ollies, time to stop. Rolling is completely different. I'm going to assume a lot of stuff about what you are doing because you didn't say what you are actually doing, so forgive me if I get this wrong. I suspect you are forcing the board really hard and fast. This isn't the way. Once you st

Do the Ollie profession from skate iq. It helped me get started and land my Ollie relatively quickly I’d say. Baby ollie So hippie jumps. Jumps where you push the tail down. Push tail down and pop. Then you’re basically at an Ollie. [VIDEO] Here’s the video. There’s a longer progression video with more details.

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I've been working on my ollies lately too, only been at for 2 weeks. [VIDEO] [VIDEO] These two videos helped me a lot. I ended up landing my first cleanish ones yesterday