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Quick and Easy Shuvit Tutorial

Skate IQ10 skaters recommend it · 10 mentions, 2025 to 2026
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245K views · 1 year ago · Tutorial · Beginner

Skate IQ tutorial from Mitchie Brusco on pop shuvits and shuvits, split into foot position, takeoff and landing, with a section on mastering the trick. Runs about seven minutes.

Why skaters like it

Gets posted in r/NewSkaters whenever someone asks for shuvit help, mainly for its foot position and back foot advice.

“I just started skating a couple a days ago and this vid helped me land them. I'd def check out skate iqs other vids he's teaches the fundamentals for tricks really well”

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What skaters said on Reddit

u/YokaiGuitarist2026 · 3 points

For your video specifically. Don't lean so far back. You want to be moving forward with the board so you can be where it lands. Your front foot doesn't have to be so far back. Save that for when you have already learned shuvit, then pop shuvit, and are working on trying to get a higher pop in your pop shuvit. Your back foot doesn't have to be right on the edge of the board either to pop it up. What matters more is wh

u/Exciting-Ad25942025 · 3 points

Mitchie just dropped this: [VIDEO]

u/ConflictOk452026 · 2 points

I've also just started to relearn after 4 years and just started again 2 days ago. Yesterday I was able to land a slow rolling shuvit after 2 hours but most of the times I slipped out from the back. Shuvits is definitely easier than ollies 100% for me. It seems like the problem ur mostly having is just landing. One practice that really helped a lot for me was just practicing standing still shuv its over and over agai

u/Donut-machine2025 · 2 points

SkateIQ just uploaded a video on shuv it’s yesterday [VIDEO]. His video has some good advice on what your back leg should be doing.

u/VigorMortis922026 · 2 points

[VIDEO] this dude is an amazing teacher

u/Howitzer922025 · 1 points

Your foot position is off. Here's Mitchie to explain: [VIDEO] TLDR, if you don't get into the right position the board will flip over like yours did. Also, from personal experience: 1) The flick is very light, you should only give it enough power to turn the board 180 degrees. It's just a gentle scoop with the back foott.. 2) You have to jump to where the board is going to be. For me it always moves about a foot side

u/Accomplished_Fig69242025 · 1 points

Ask the kiddo to film...? Also, have you checked out Skate IQ youtube video on shuvuts and such? I found thise videos helpful. Not that my shuvs are any good of course, I still need alot of work LOL! Short video. [VIDEO] Longer video. [VIDEO]

u/Pr01o12026 · 1 points

I just started skating a couple a days ago and this vid helped me land them. I’d def check out skate iqs other vids he’s teaches the fundamentals for tricks really well [VIDEO]