This trick changed my high school experience I felt like I was the first to teach my friend Kevin in a game of skate because this trick leads to other tricks like Fakie Bigspin which was how I ended up winning the game good times

This was like the first trick I learned no cap my third day. Thank you!

Been skating for a fair while now but I never really had the patience to really try and learn tricks but I've been getting back into it a bit more and I'm soooo close to landing a shuv but there was just a couple things I was doing wrong or could have been doing better and this has helped me significantly. I'll let y'all know when I land it

Good stuff! I can only ever seem to land them consistently fakie but you helped clear up some of the thought process in going regular

This video helped me land my first shuv-it, thanks so much

thanks I was working on this for months and finally got it

Thanks dude, finally it worked😍🥰😍🥰!!! My shuvit got much better with the location of right foot and the angle to swipe🤩🤩🤩!!! I have watched 100s of other tutorials for shuvit for last 3+ years, but really struggled,, was very unstable,,, I really want to share your video in my channel😃😃 Cheers!!!🍻🍻🍻

Great video per usual, The back foot tip helped a lot for my consistency!

Awesome video dude

Sick and to the point!

I rolled my ankle on this trick like three days ago and tried again with some of your advice. I find it easier to do very basic lazy ones with the shuv motion as the focus than just the scoop motion. But the scooping motion is important for my popped ones to work. I learned by scraping the tail a bit many years ago and remembered to do them like that. But pop shuv its are easy to learn. But I rolled my ankle again as soon as I got comfortable and was doing my last one yesterday. This is an easy trick, and easy to get an injury on. But what helped me most was when you said to do higher ones. I hope I don’t forget how to do my pop shove it. To get it taller I hovered my front foot a bit higher (to keep it from flipping) and shoved a bit later, allowing myself to do a fake pop kinda scooping motion first to get the front of the board to start coming up for the front foot motions. Really nice high shuv it with a bit of a scooping sound that happens as if I’d popped it. When I pop a pop shove it, I almost keep my foot on the tail pressured as I turn and pop for a bit of a scrape or something. That’s how I learned em. I hate that if you do a weak one while not going fakie or nollie, it can wrap backwards around that back foot axis and you can just roll your front ankle. I had to self massage my cuboid back into place twice! I feel like I need to practice this as if it was the only trick I know lol In fact I was in the driveway outside yesterday, and I kept saying it out loud and shrugging. But this is the only trick I know! It messed with my pop shove too, practicing these. Need to finally just get it once and for all.

This is a great lesson

tysm I'm gonna have to try out some of these tips! I just started learning to skate a couple weeks ago and I've been trying to learn the shuv it and my hardest obstacle has been mentally pushing back with one foot and going forward with the other (both of my feet want to go forward) but I'm def gonna try doing it w/o trucks on the carpet thanks for the tip 🔥

Thank you for this Shuvit tutorial!

Super useful!!! Thanks man!!

yo thx, this is fun

thanks bro i practiced for like 1hour then mastered it all in all good tutorial

Thanks man, I can never seem to do this and make it look like I'm not trying my hardest. Now it just looks like I am going with the flow if you know what I mean.

Landed my first popshuvit, shuvit, and fakie popshuvit after this. For some reason i learned to kick my back foot at an angle instead of straight back. After kicking straight back it came a lot easier. Now I can fakie popshuvit and half cab so maybe i can big spin 👀

i just started, had about 4 hours on the board till now. but i love it that beyond the board is written "LUCK" 🤣🤣

I’m your 1000th like!

Great breakdown, gonna practice this on the weekends!

tysm for making this!! i’ve been trying to learn to shuv it so this really helped!! 😁😁❤️

That's what im talkin bout. Poppin your board is risky bizness. You can do them on banks to fakie or from fakie. Try slide shuv to nose shuv rewind.

Awesome. I'll try that tomorrow 😂

Bro I js wanna say thank you so much for this cause I finally landed one after like an hour of trying

Do a vid on the best skateparks in England

damn i didnt know u needed so little power ive been kicking the back leg wayy too hard thank u i will try this ^^

Great shuvit tutorial man... One question: i have shuvits and popshuvits in my bag, but I still land them with my feet in a narrow position on the board, this sometimes let the board slip under them, making me fall. How can I "force" my legs to stay wider while jumping? Thanks to all who'll reply

Where did you get your deck?!

I try doing them but i can't get the scoop consistent it's either to hard or not hard enough

I thought something was wrong when I found it easier going backwards. It's actually easier. I'm having a hard time doing this on rough cement. I feel like my wheels stick to much to crusty spot.

I get scared with putting my back foot back down on the board thinking I'll slip out.

Ive been trying to shuvit for 3 days straight. I can make it do the shuvit every time but i just cant land it

i keep trying this but accidentally landing in fakie pogo. how many bearings do i need for this slick trick? how are you keeping the board from shooting up in the air?

These no-pop tricks are frowned upon at my place, cuz you're not doin it properly... Learning to do proper pop in POP shovit kinda hard.

Bro, it keeps flying away. Help

When I try too do a shuvit/pop shuvit it hurts the side of my knee idk why does anyone else have that problem????

like the comment so i get reminded but yeah heres my shuvit process Day 1:

Bearing in mind that a 68 year old woman with terminal cancer, who’d never previously stepped on a skateboard, learnt to shuvit in a few weeks, I’m not sure there’s really a need for a tutorial. RIP Elaine.

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Tighten your bolts lol. All that rattling is a shit board

This is a pop shove it. A shove it is when your rear wheels come off the ground first. Been skating since 1984, I know what I'm talking about.