skate punk

Alright, I got this before I could ever nollie, but it helps to know how, and I suggest you do. It is a weird trick, but simple once you get it.

1. Get some speed, but don't go too fast.

2. Have your front foot toes on the heel side corner of the nose. Have your other foot flat across the board right in front of the rear screws.

3. Start pushing down on the nose, hard enough to pop it off the ground, and at the same time sweep your back foot behind you, like you would a varial kickflip or 360 flip ( the harder you sweep your back foot the more it spins).

4. Clear your feet and don't let them touch the board untill you see it's done the 180 degree rotation.

5. Catch it and roll away.

Quick tip: I found out it helps to jump back a little when you do this, because the board tends to move behind you.

This is a fun and moderately easy trick. You might have already learned nollies and nollie bs shove-its before trying this trick but it's up to you.

1. Place your front foot on the nose hanging off your toes a little and put your back foot just behind the back bolts in a nollie position.

2. Start riding at a comfortable speed.

3. Now scoop the nose by pushing down and pulling your foot behind you. Give the board a little nudge in the direction the board is spinning with your back foot (but be carefully using your back foot to much will cause the board to flip and landing in primo, which hurts).

4. Make sure you use enough power to get the board to spin the full 360 degrees rotation.

5. Watch the board as it spins. Then at about 320 degrees, start catching the board with your back foot. Then just guide the board into your front foot.

Stomp and ride away.

Practice and have fun with it!

The nollie is actually an ollie on the nose of your board (nose ollie, nollie).

To do a nollie put your feet like you are doing an ollie. Instead of puttig your feet on the tail of the board put them on the nose. Your front foot is on the nose of your board, your back foot should be somewhere in front of your back bolts.
And than just pop your board.
... and slide your back foot backwards.
Good job u just did a nollie. Hint: look backwards in the beginning, and don't go too fast when practising this trick! It might feel funny in the beginning, but once you get used to it, it feels great!

This is my first home-made trick, so don't expect to much...

1. Ride parallel with a ledge (or anything that you can jump on).

2. Jump off your deck, onto the ledge (make sure your deck is still riding forward).

3. Jump off the ledge (or whatever jumped on) and land on your deck again.

4. Ride on.

You could also do some variations like: jump and make a 180 bodyvarial on and 180 bodyvarial off, that kinda things. This trick can be done frontside or backside, whatever you prefer.

Good luck!

1. ride fakie and do you're feet in a rate possion
the possion of you're feet are the same for a SHUVE-IT

2.don't be a fool and shoot you're board away
stay in control and think what you must do. now shuve you're board
with CONTROL. ok this trick is hard to land it first try
so take it easy on you take time.

3.if you got this you can do the variaties like nollie, normal stance,
swutch

4.and if you got the trick for the first time and you're friends see it don't be happy you must ride cool as you can if you can the trick for many years

Okay this one is simple so it's a short one. End overs are used as a transition trick in freestyle combo's.



To get them right, put your front foot on the nose of your board and your back foot on the tail of your board.

1) Know how to manual and how to pivot.

2) Going forward, do a 180 NOSE pivot, frontside or backside, your choice, just don't raise the wheels too high and keep your weight nicely centered.

3)Now, do a pivot again, your body has to turn the same way as in the first pivot.

4) Your body has done a full 360 if you did it right.

5) Do it again a few times, if you practise hard, you can combine them with a few 360,540 or 720 spins

GOOD LUCK AND ROCK ON!!!

You have to be able to get in casper, you don't need to know how to do fingerflips, but it could be useful to learn them first.

You can roll fakie or stand still. 1. Flip the board over into a casper.
2. Then grab the nose (above the front wheels works too) with your front hand (leave both feet were they are)
3. Jump up while twisting your wrist. Twist your wrist so the board does a fingerflip.

You could let it spin only 180 degrees, but you can also add more rotations if you get better at it.

4. Watch for the griptape to come back up and put your feet on the board again.

Sorry I don't have any pictures or vids or a better way of telling it but please send me a comment or an email.