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Holy shit this is probably the best ollie Tutorial I've ever seen

Wtf this is the best tutorial I’ve ever seen for Ollies

This is a proof you dont have to make a long video to be effective, thanks Buddy

Bro is helping me better in 30 seconds than Arron Kyro did in 4 10 minute videos 💀💀

Honestly one of the best Ollie tutorials I've seen in a while, great job man!

I've been skating for 5 months now, I've watched many ollie tutorials but still can't ollie properly. After I watched your video tutorial, i can ollie more comfortable and consistently. I'm subscribing ♥️ Thank you

Dude, I've been searching for someone like you these past 7 years... you're a life saver indeed🙏

the motion of your back foot snapping down and then going up and basically out of the way is honestly the most important tip to give to anyone starting ollies, of course give them the basic run down of how it works but try to put a lot of enforcement on snapping the back foot and bring it up, that tip will not only help them ollie higher and better but allow them to learn and master other tricks too, that one thing was what kept me from doing 5050s heel flips kickflips and so much more for so long

The littlest things change everything, lol. Thank you. What shoes are those from that first clip?

Keeping your leg perpendicular is the best tip. I never even realize that was the issue till seeing an outsider view

I've been doing half this shit wrong, bless you man 🙏

This helped me so much! I was struggling to do an Ollie for a while but thank you for this!

Yoo this is actually the best Ollie tutorial well explained

Damn, been skating for 15 years and still learned something from this video haha

This is the best tutorial I’ve ever seen. I’ve been trying to Ollie for about 2 weeks now and this instantly helped me. Thank you.

thank u sm, I just realized I dont push after I slide 😅

I love how this was quick and to the point, didn’t waste my time with any bs.

Staying loose and comfortable really helps

My muscle memory for heelflip always flips the board when I ollie (4 month update Im pretty good at skating now)lol

My skateboard doesn't have a nose😂 But I am still progressing in my ollie

simply the shortest and best tutorial out there. this is all you need to know.

Best tutorial I’ve been doing it all wrong THANK YOU

i literally make all of these mistakes..i appreciate this vid so much

I wish I knew this when I was 14. Also I now do better ollies in my 30s since I got more leg muscles now 🙄

This was a well done tutorial, details done right 💯

easily best tutorial i’ve ever seen

Holy shit, I found the key to why I couldn’t!!! Thanks bro!! Much love

Youre the first person ive seen to ever bring up the raised ankle, thats how I do it but i literally cant put it down for the life of me

Best video ever. Quick. To the point, no bad advice Perfect🎉

That tip about the back foot being on the toe and not coming up is definitely a mistake i make! Makes my pop inconsistent and unstable and i fall back a lot. Great tip and one ive never herd!

That first tip is very very helpful. I think a lot of beginners do this, and the second one

I mean you kinda gotta be on your toes to create tension in the board for the pop

Love the darkroom grip

Haven’t skated in like 2 years now. Got so close to learning Ollies, would land them like 1 in 20 times lol but there’s was just always something that wasn’t clicking. This single video just explained everything I was doing wrong, like I was doing every single one of these things. Makes me want to give skating another shot.

Finally a video that talks about pop and what to do with the back foot. A lot of people dont talk about these things, it always “just pop it and drag your front foot” they never talk about these little nuances

the way this man moves the board, looks like a wave; its so sick🤙🏾

some of the best tips ive heard. no one mentions the back foot and ever since it was pointed out to me my ollie progression has been so much faster.

Thank you big man, this is really helpful probably best tutorial I seen

guys i finally learned the ollie its so beautiful. how i learned to ollie was to position my body facing more to the front than looking to the side it makes it easier to flick up your foot-so you can level out your board. try doing kickflips because it will teach you alot about ollies, trying hard tricks while learning beginner tricks gives you better understanding on how to control your board trust.

Ima try to implement all 5 "mistakes" into my ollies now 🤣

This is good advise. I see other videos saying to pop at an angle. Which I know is incorrect. Thanks for clearing it up for others!

Thank you so much! Been having difficulty with ollies (I'm a beginner😅) and this is gonna help when i practice today! :)

thanks man! :D i just found now your channel and whatched all your tutorials, today i will try all your tips :D i got struggle with the ankle snap sub is there :D

Nice shoes bro they look sick

ahh thanks for the tutorial bro ! hopefully i can get my ollies 🙏

Good video. I've been trying a lot of things to fix to my ollie and really focusing on raising my back leg more along with popping from the ankle instead of kicking down with my whole leg / knee (it helps to not even think about your leg going down at all) has improved and made them a lot more consistent already.

This short little video is better than every 15 minute ollie tutorial on this platform

IMO it's better to have your foot on your toes, rather than flat, gives more strenght to pop and jump, i've seen that advice on a few of pro ollie tutorials and it also works much better for me, than having a foot flat

Thank you for an actual good tutorial :)

Thanks so much. I’m still working on getting mine better, but this looks very helpful.

Every video in this channel is the best! I like it and it help me a lot as a beginner!👍

Damnnnn boyyy!this is the most best ollie tutor,you are a life saver and usefull man

hOLLLY MOLLY THIS IS THE BEST TUTORIAL EVER i aint ever seen someone go this in depth, even pros. I hope this helps me lol its late so ima learn tmrw

if anybody is having problems with ollying(is that even a word?) just try the seesaw method. It helped me so much.

Personally I like to push my board back some when I Ollie. It helps once you’re learning flip tricks. It keeps the flick consistent and it helps level out the board.

Sir. I've been all the wrong things and this definitely helps. Thank you so much 💙

excellent tutorial thanks braddah🤙🏽

Bro fixed all my mistakes in 60 seconds thank you. I watched many tutorials but still couldnt understand why i couldnt get it

Literally skating right now and tried the foot placement…. It fricken worked 😂 thank you so much.

You have no idea how much these tips helped

Dude your a life saver. I couldn't level out the board but his helped me soooo much

You’re a life saviour thank you

Thank you, this will help me so much! 🤟🏻

Dude this is so helpful! Much better than most other Ollie tutorials

awesome video goes over so many of the common mistakes i see beginners do

i love your tutorials so much!

every single tip just clicks thank you so much

Thank you man i'm learning so i appreciate something i could see and learn

These were all mistakes I was making, thanks for the useful information!

I agree with everything but 3. It's honestly how ever you feel comfortable.

Amazing Ollie tutorial and also the first Ollie was incredibly good 👍

This is a good Ollie tutorial, my friend just told me to slide fast as soon as I pop. And that helped

That makes so much more sense after watching this, I’m trying tomorrow

I gave up on skating a long time ago because I couldn't Ollie. I just started again after about 20 years, and I landed my first Ollie about 8 hours ago. I felt like I was in high school again. Apparently, I had my toes too far over the edge of the board, and it always went behind me. I just needed to scoot back a little. God bless KZfaq.

This is the best how to tutorial yet. Beautifully executed ollie by the way.

Best ollie tutorial ever!!

The part about people not pushing the board forward when they bring they’re front foot up helped me a lot. I checked my ollies and noticed I wasn’t pushing forward with my front foot and now my ollies are leveling out

i rlly wanna know where you got that griptape it loojs awesome also this is probably the best ollie tutorial I've seen in a while

Very nice, had to watch it 10 Times to catch all the details :) your ollies are very stylish, I hope I will be able to jump a bit like that some day

Exactly what I was looking for when I typed in ollie

This is the most useful Ollie tutorial I've seen yet! Thank you sm

thank you this was genuinely helpful

Thanks for helping me!

Thanks! This helped me land my ollies in a couple of days

Thanks 😊❤️ for teaching us🤙😎😎

Yeah these are common mistakes I make all the time, thanks for the video!!!

this is actually helpful to me thanks bro

Dayumm best tutorial in one minute

LEAN FORWARD THIS HELPS ALOT

keeping my back foot flat and popping with the ankle was the best tip, I can finally land leveled ollies, thank you!

Okay so this tutorial helped me so much you explained mistakes and what to do i really Appreciate it this is best Ollie tutorial almost every tutorial that i watch doesn't explain mistakes thanks you're getting sub from me :)

Thanks, these are all great tips for me, I can olie decently but I've been trying to get them higher

Thanks for the tutorials

Thank you so much !!!!!! Ordered my first deck and parts to build myself. Used to order complete longboards. First time doing tricks now. Gonna use your advice !!!

This is the first ollie tutorial thatll actually help ppl

Thank you so much for this 🤚🏻😌

This actually helped thanks dude

Thnx all tutorials for this are done by pro's not explaining it well but you did 👌

this is the best one yet, thank you.