How did it hit you hard moving is physics what I’m typing right now is using physics I say this comment is just another unoriginal comment saying something unnecessary too get attention
that's true he explains tricks in more detail than any other skateboarding channel I know of I can now Ollie up to 12 inches from watching his tutorials
I just wanted to let you know @VLSkate the way you explain things differently than everyone really does help man. Thanks for all of your videos there extremely helpful and really entertaining. KEEP SHREDDING!
After a couple months of having an inconsistent Ollie I went back and looked at your videos and it finally "clicked". It's not like I'm magically nailing each try but my success rate has gotten to a pretty good level. Thanks for doing this. It's been a huge help!
keep practicing. even if it's only 10 a day or every other day, you will keep improving, but very slowly. And watch other how to ollie videos, because almost each one covers a point that another didn't mention. So far I learned there is like 20 things to do to get a perfect ollie
Good stuff!! Helped me explain the weight transfer to my brother and correct his rockets. The best "how to ollie" series on the tube imo. Thank you thank you!
DUDE this videos so old I doubt you will see this but if you somehow do I just want to thank you so much. I’ve been struggling with the pop of my Ollie for months. Literally went out every day this week and was contemplating giving up. Saw this video, went to my driveway after your explanation of the Blackfoot and slide and I got the best Ollie I’d ever done first go. THANKYOU SO MUCH YOURE HONESTLY A CHAMPION. MUCH LOVE HOMIE
Thanks a freaking lot! The tip on where to put the back foot and to focus on how to do the jump helped me to land a proper ollie after a month of tries! It was still a bit low and I can sure get better with the timing but was at least a standard leveled ollie! Now I can improve getting higher and maybe jump over something, thanks again you always do a great job explaining everything so damn clearly... I'll type it once again in my language: GRAZIE MILLE DAL SUD ITALIA! :)
I’ve been skating for almost a year now and this video finally helped me realize what I was doing wrong. Once you said the Ollie is forward jump everything just clicked. I was always able to get the board up and slide my foot out, but I wasn’t able Ollie over anything moving until now. Thank you so much.
Nice VL! Hey I can't remember if you covered this in one of your other ollie videos but it should be worth mentioning that arm movement plays a huge role in ollies as well. Being able to spring your arms out to your sides helps keeping your stance parallel to the board and keeps you from thinking too much about your feet. Great tutorials. You really do deserve way more subscribers.
I've started landing my ollies in the past couple days. Your videos have helped me get a basic ollie, and nit are helping me refine my technique. Honestly, I'm really proud of how quickly I've picked it up!
Every time I hear your voice or the scratchy intro I go back to before I could Ollie! I love your videos! I have been skating a little over a year now and just learned switch ollies and now I know all 4 Ollie Variations! Love your vids keep it up man!
The part about taking your front foot all the way to the nose was extremely helpful and important. I skated for years not doing that and stopping short at about the bolts and because of the fact that I had been doing it for so long I was able to make it work and was still pretty good, but it would take me longer to learn certain tricks and they were harder than they should have been. After learning that I should have been dragging my foot all the way to the nose it changed everything for me, all of a sudden the tricks i already knew became easier and more consistent, and I started progressing with new tricks a whole lot faster and better. This is the first and only video that I've ever seen that mentions that and emphasizes how important it is!
Truly great teaching. I resumed My skating last year and thought that I would GET ollies down swimmingly but I overlooked the basics. You put me BACK on track.
Generally yes. Especially if you're rolling.you want to jump off your back foot and shift towards your front foot to level out and then push down to land with both feet
You really have the best instruction videos! Thanks to you I poped higher ollies and landed FS 180's. You mention more details a beginner needs then anyone else
after watching a bunch of videos on how to ollie some of which were by well known names, I watched yours and it was an eye opener. Yoùre à really great teacher
Nice vid! I started re-skate 2days ago , wasn't skate about 14 years . I can ride my board good but still try to understand the timing and the phisycs . The video help me a lot .Thank you vlskate
Great video. I watched a ton of videos on how to ollie and none of them explain it as well as you did. I didn't even realise that the front foot had to go that far. Thanks for the great content
THANK you literally NOBODY has ever spoken about why the front foot doesnt go further from the bolts and for 2 months straight ive been stressing about why it doesnt do that cause id see everyone do an ollie and their foot would literally go up on the nose meanwhile i couldnt do that
I recently started skateboarding and had the issue with leveling my board in the air with my front foot when doing the ollie. But after watching this video, I realized that I’m putting my back foot down too quickly to let my front foot actually do anything. I’m going to try to keep this in mind next time I skateboard.
Thanks for this. I've been learning to Ollie for 7 months, I got some skater trainers and now I'm able to Ollie. The only problem I got is my Ollie's are rocketed, but I'm learning more, so I think I'll be ollieing in no time
I was doing something wrong and I didn't know what, but you covered so much in this video, that i know multiple things im doing wrong! Thank you very much!!!
@VLSkate honestly this is the best ollie tutorial I've ever seen (in my personal opinion). Thank you so much for the easy explanation. My kid now ollies better than me, ha. Now, if I may ask... Would it be possible to have a video for the regular no comply? It would be awesome, I would love to be able to do it myself. Thank you very much! Keep the awesome work going on.
Thanks for this thorough tutorial! :) I just started out skating and make videos of my progress everyday and can definitely bring these tips to good use with my ollies! :)
people kept calling me a poser even tho i dont know how to ollie and i just started skateboarding, and i can only do a boardflip and a primo stall adn ride the board really good i can also drop in, it really hurt my feelings and made me sad for a couple hours so i just decided to learn how to do an ollie better
On my front leg I have a bad knee (tore my ACL after a decade of parkour) So the problem of having too much weight in the back leg seems to be my issue. I tend to have a decent time switch or nollie, so it all adds up. I'm going to try and fix that, thank you
somehow i learnt to do ollies (relatively small ones) in my first session skating :D learnt basic balance and riding in like 30-45 mins then spent like another hour or 2 trying to ollie and made some good progress. Watching this vid now to see if it can help improve my technique :)
Facts: The jumping force is provided by the knee and the popping of your board’s tail is done by your ankle. Hence, you extend your knee as if you were jumping and as you’re about to leave your board that is when you pop the tail of that son of a gun with your ankle. Mind you that as you are popping you shall notice the frontside begins to rise (this is also when the skateboard only weights it’s weight because you’re in the air and your feet are only touching it) this is when you twist the outside your front foot so the top of your foot is facing the board. (Don’t worry about sliding anything at all) The Final Step And now you will be in the air and your pop beings to reach its peak height, all you do is push your front foot right towards whichever side the frontside of your board is facing.
I'm sorry but you exsplain the ollie so much better than Aaron Kyro . I love you Aaron but you always say it's not a jump. So I've been thinking my board is going to magically rise off the ground without me jumping up. Now i know YOU DO NEED to jump. Thanks man! You've explained it well.
One good tip i found is attempt an Ollie south but keep your back foot off after pop and if the board is way in front of you and your leg fully extended you are sliding well then put your foot on and put them two together
Has an experienced skater i watched this by curiosity and while i pretty much knew all this, i think that was a nice video. You would make a good Skate teacher. I used to do that. It's lots of fun. Maybe you couldve covered that part of the Ollie were you can actually push your board foward in order to clear certain gaps/obstacles like a chain fence or a table. :) other than that nice job sir.
Prolly the best how to ollie tutorial Ive seen so far. I am new longboarder and Ive managed to do my first ollie thanks to this. P.S.: barefoot P.P.S.: on a new board with a new griptape P.P.P.S.: my little toe is fokd
Man that "skateboarding is a matter of physics" really hit me hard
Nico Fernando so youre saying we don’t have moon gravity cheat codes????
@@ZanDaMan_ Nah, we gotta adapt to beat this game in extreme mode.
It's incredibly true :) Also everything is a matter of physics :D
How did it hit you hard moving is physics what I’m typing right now is using physics I say this comment is just another unoriginal comment saying something unnecessary too get attention
Camo Playz calm down son, it’s just a piece of text
Aaron who???? this guy is the skateboarding genius, legit learnt so much from a 7 min video, GOOD JOB!
Go to braill skate boarding
Devon Griffith that’s literally aaron who teaches in braille sb lmao
RENKIID XROMEU if you dont know Aaron he is a sponsored skateboarder from the San Francisco Bay area
you're so underrated to be honest
that's true he explains tricks in more detail than any other skateboarding channel I know of I can now Ollie up to 12 inches from watching his tutorials
Raiden Perkinson you could've just said 1 foot
the only other channel liker his is skateboard bruh
so true
Yes
No offense but this guy is better at instructions than Aaron Kyro
韩红看了想打人
Arderon I love Aaron, but this is quite true.
Yeah When i watch this guys vid it made me do my ollie better I love Aaron kyro still help me a lot hehehehw
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WOW RLY??? I HAD NO IDEA!!
3:19 i swear this guy could probably ollie over a 5 year old no sweat with an ollie that high
Abigail Williams Fr
make that 2 5 yearolds
25 why
I just wanted to let you know @VLSkate the way you explain things differently than everyone really does help man. Thanks for all of your videos there extremely helpful and really entertaining. KEEP SHREDDING!
After a couple months of having an inconsistent Ollie I went back and looked at your videos and it finally "clicked". It's not like I'm magically nailing each try but my success rate has gotten to a pretty good level. Thanks for doing this. It's been a huge help!
Arin Sarkissian same
Arin Sarkissian how's it going now
Same thing happened to me lol
how is your ollie now, 6 years later??
I’m 46 years old now. My knees begged me to quit skating
looks so easy when someone else is doing it. I can never do an ollie.
Jk957 don’t say that if you practice you’ll get just practice mate good luck
i can only do tiny ollies 😞😞
keep practicing. even if it's only 10 a day or every other day, you will keep improving, but very slowly. And watch other how to ollie videos, because almost each one covers a point that another didn't mention. So far I learned there is like 20 things to do to get a perfect ollie
If I can u can but it took me 2 months to Ollie good
Can you Ollie now after 2 yrs?
Good stuff!! Helped me explain the weight transfer to my brother and correct his rockets. The best "how to ollie" series on the tube imo. Thank you thank you!
Bro you are a great teacher, I actually feel like I can do it now after watching that, it's like it just makes sense now.
Did you learn how to do ollies now?, pls reply
@@stefke318 yea actually
@@MEaydne Can you ollie as high as you can jump?
I don't want to ask twice but will we ever get to grinds?
for sure, i kinda talked about it in my live stream the other day. i just need to get to a skatepark or get a box/rail. hopefully soon
Wow, that was less than a minute! I really appreciate it.
haha, no problem, i just happened to check comments right then
DUDE this videos so old I doubt you will see this but if you somehow do I just want to thank you so much. I’ve been struggling with the pop of my Ollie for months. Literally went out every day this week and was contemplating giving up. Saw this video, went to my driveway after your explanation of the Blackfoot and slide and I got the best Ollie I’d ever done first go. THANKYOU SO MUCH YOURE HONESTLY A CHAMPION. MUCH LOVE HOMIE
I’m 32 and been skating for 18 years and and all your videos helped me so much with landing my tricks much respect man.
Thanks a freaking lot! The tip on where to put the back foot and to focus on how to do the jump helped me to land a proper ollie after a month of tries! It was still a bit low and I can sure get better with the timing but was at least a standard leveled ollie! Now I can improve getting higher and maybe jump over something, thanks again you always do a great job explaining everything so damn clearly... I'll type it once again in my language: GRAZIE MILLE DAL SUD ITALIA! :)
Grande bro
Bro why are these videos better than Braille skating, like this guy is straight forward and honest
I’ve been skating for almost a year now and this video finally helped me realize what I was doing wrong. Once you said the Ollie is forward jump everything just clicked. I was always able to get the board up and slide my foot out, but I wasn’t able Ollie over anything moving until now. Thank you so much.
its about a year that vlskate is my best and most useful skate instructor/channel
simple quick and easy to understand
THANK YOU TODAY I LEARNED MY FIRST OLLIEEEEEEEE!!!
What can u do now
Are you alive?
hello?
How good are you now
Probably one of the best if not the best Ollie helper tutorial out there
what happens if i ollie in the moon?
3:40
You ollie in the moon
Marvin Marez that is illegall bro get rekt.m8
Rocket Ollie
Cris CCM how the fuck are you gonna ollie in the moon
I can’t explain how much of an impact your amazing vids have had on my skating
Nice VL! Hey I can't remember if you covered this in one of your other ollie videos but it should be worth mentioning that arm movement plays a huge role in ollies as well. Being able to spring your arms out to your sides helps keeping your stance parallel to the board and keeps you from thinking too much about your feet.
Great tutorials. You really do deserve way more subscribers.
I've started landing my ollies in the past couple days. Your videos have helped me get a basic ollie, and nit are helping me refine my technique. Honestly, I'm really proud of how quickly I've picked it up!
I’ve watched this video 4 times each time getting it more and more
bruh this dude has helped me out more than any other skateboarder on the internet
Bro I like your videos because you are the only one who gives basic knowledge for skateboard stunts
Every time I hear your voice or the scratchy intro I go back to before I could Ollie! I love your videos! I have been skating a little over a year now and just learned switch ollies and now I know all 4 Ollie Variations! Love your vids keep it up man!
thus guy explains every aspect where aron k h to say to buy his cd's
I’ve always struggled with ollies despite knowing a ton of flat ground tricks. This video helps a lot! Thanks man! :)
WHO DISLIKED THIS? Most consistent and quality talk through I’ve ever seen, ty so much for all of this
The part about taking your front foot all the way to the nose was extremely helpful and important. I skated for years not doing that and stopping short at about the bolts and because of the fact that I had been doing it for so long I was able to make it work and was still pretty good, but it would take me longer to learn certain tricks and they were harder than they should have been. After learning that I should have been dragging my foot all the way to the nose it changed everything for me, all of a sudden the tricks i already knew became easier and more consistent, and I started progressing with new tricks a whole lot faster and better. This is the first and only video that I've ever seen that mentions that and emphasizes how important it is!
thank you i been outside since 11:00 trying to ollie & you the only one that helped me🗣
I have to say that you're very detailed in your instructions. Better than most other videos and instructors out there.
Truly great teaching. I resumed My skating last year and thought that I would GET ollies down swimmingly but I overlooked the basics. You put me BACK on track.
DUDE the backfoot tip was everything i needed, my ollies arent bad but arent high enough, this helped me a lot
Look at those beautifully paved roads
My roads are literally rocks glued together
Literaly the best ollie tutorials on youtube
Idk how but this guy is extremely good at explaining things to me with my tiny brain
Do i have to move forward when i do ollie?
Generally yes. Especially if you're rolling.you want to jump off your back foot and shift towards your front foot to level out and then push down to land with both feet
This plus the first video have legitimately changed and bettered my approach to ollies. Thank you so much
You really have the best instruction videos! Thanks to you I poped higher ollies and landed FS 180's. You mention more details a beginner needs then anyone else
This video was honestly the best video i have ever watched on ollies
The video beginners never asked for but we always needed
One of the best videos for ollies i know. Great explanation and good dissection of the movement and possible problems.
This video has helped me a lot. I started off just lifting my front trucks off the ground to popping better and having a better stance
Braille got me back into skateboarding but it took VLSkate to teach me how it works properly. Thanks :P
after watching a bunch of videos on how to ollie some of which were by well known names, I watched yours and it was an eye opener. Yoùre à really great teacher
Thank you so much this is super helpful and helped me get my first Ollie! Your instructions are the best I’ve seen on TH-cam!
Nice vid! I started re-skate 2days ago , wasn't skate about 14 years . I can ride my board good but still try to understand the timing and the phisycs . The video help me a lot .Thank you vlskate
You make the best skate tutorials I have ever seen
Great video. I watched a ton of videos on how to ollie and none of them explain it as well as you did. I didn't even realise that the front foot had to go that far. Thanks for the great content
Just Landed My First Ollie Thanks To You VLSkate You Deserved A 1.000.000 subscriber
Become a pro you tuber, there aren’t many youtubers like you out there! Most helpful person on utube
Brroooo I just learned an ollie in 2 days. And 75% of the credit goes to you, thanks man.
THANK you literally NOBODY has ever spoken about why the front foot doesnt go further from the bolts and for 2 months straight ive been stressing about why it doesnt do that cause id see everyone do an ollie and their foot would literally go up on the nose meanwhile i couldnt do that
I recently started skateboarding and had the issue with leveling my board in the air with my front foot when doing the ollie. But after watching this video, I realized that I’m putting my back foot down too quickly to let my front foot actually do anything. I’m going to try to keep this in mind next time I skateboard.
you were meant to teach. this is the best/ most helpful video i've watched out of a good 8.
Thanks for this. I've been learning to Ollie for 7 months, I got some skater trainers and now I'm able to Ollie. The only problem I got is my Ollie's are rocketed, but I'm learning more, so I think I'll be ollieing in no time
Your videos are helping me so much, thank you for putting so much detail and effort into every one :)
finally, a video where somebody isn't a sponsored skateboarder from the San Francisco Bay Area.
I was doing something wrong and I didn't know what, but you covered so much in this video, that i know multiple things im doing wrong! Thank you very much!!!
this is the real problem the nose direction is up forward , not forward, that is the key, I finally did it, this video is reAlly useful. Thanks
@VLSkate honestly this is the best ollie tutorial I've ever seen (in my personal opinion). Thank you so much for the easy explanation. My kid now ollies better than me, ha. Now, if I may ask... Would it be possible to have a video for the regular no comply? It would be awesome, I would love to be able to do it myself. Thank you very much! Keep the awesome work going on.
I was struggling on my front foot placement. But after this video I was able to Ollie way higher. Thanks
Thanks for this thorough tutorial! :) I just started out skating and make videos of my progress everyday and can definitely bring these tips to good use with my ollies! :)
great video and really good tips...best ollie tutorial dude👍
This is interesting, that's a really hard to talk about concept. I think you nailed it. I tried this and my ollie was way higher.
Thank you, it took me a year befor watching this video, and the day i saw this, i got my ollie
Tbh i watch this vid alot
And im getting good progress keep up the work
people kept calling me a poser even tho i dont know how to ollie and i just started skateboarding, and i can only do a boardflip and a primo stall adn ride the board really good i can also drop in, it really hurt my feelings and made me sad for a couple hours so i just decided to learn how to do an ollie better
On my front leg I have a bad knee (tore my ACL after a decade of parkour) So the problem of having too much weight in the back leg seems to be my issue. I tend to have a decent time switch or nollie, so it all adds up. I'm going to try and fix that, thank you
My mistake is not following through. Thx very much vlskate. I improved my Ollie.
4:44
Damn, that's a high ollie!
i like how you explain it with physics that helped me so much.
Vl skate mentions physics stares into my life thinking I hate physics 😂 lmao jk man great video
Dude, I love you, you like.. unlocked my mind..
He makes it look so easy
Omg thank you for explaining this in detail!!! I can't wait to try this way out now!
this legit solved all my problems, you rock dude.
the shifting weight part helped me a lot thanks man
somehow i learnt to do ollies (relatively small ones) in my first session skating :D learnt basic balance and riding in like 30-45 mins then spent like another hour or 2 trying to ollie and made some good progress. Watching this vid now to see if it can help improve my technique :)
this really helped me,thank you!
1:38 - that is exactly how my ollies look like, lol except going 45 degree angle
Facts:
The jumping force is provided by the knee and the popping of your board’s tail is done by your ankle.
Hence, you extend your knee as if you were jumping and as you’re about to leave your board that is when you pop the tail of that son of a gun with your ankle.
Mind you that as you are popping you shall notice the frontside begins to rise (this is also when the skateboard only weights it’s weight because you’re in the air and your feet are only touching it) this is when you twist the outside your front foot so the top of your foot is facing the board. (Don’t worry about sliding anything at all)
The Final Step
And now you will be in the air and your pop beings to reach its peak height, all you do is push your front foot right towards whichever side the frontside of your board is facing.
Brilliant video dude. Still the beat How to Ollie video on youtube
Your so underrated you should literally have the same amount of subs as Braille ! Than you so much
damn this vid helped me so much, you went into full detail on how to do one. thanks man
This helped so much every other video I watch doesn't help at all😀
I'm sorry but you exsplain the ollie so much better than Aaron Kyro . I love you Aaron but you always say it's not a jump. So I've been thinking my board is going to magically rise off the ground without me jumping up. Now i know YOU DO NEED to jump. Thanks man! You've explained it well.
One good tip i found is attempt an Ollie south but keep your back foot off after pop and if the board is way in front of you and your leg fully extended you are sliding well then put your foot on and put them two together
Has an experienced skater i watched this by curiosity and while i pretty much knew all this, i think that was a nice video. You would make a good Skate teacher. I used to do that. It's lots of fun. Maybe you couldve covered that part of the Ollie were you can actually push your board foward in order to clear certain gaps/obstacles like a chain fence or a table. :) other than that nice job sir.
Best skate channel ever
you really didn't need to do a part 2
the first one was REALLY REALLY good
realy underrated. keep it going, the subs will come.
I liked and subscribed because you said I could subscribe and like "if I wanted too." That's awesome. Also the video of course was rad as hell too
bro i can kickflip and i never thought about some of these tips, thanks man
i literally just looks at one second of ur vid. went to oillie and did a good couple
I love Ollis!
Ollies are the best! (At the beginning!)
I finally learned how to Ollie with this video. thank you
Prolly the best how to ollie tutorial Ive seen so far. I am new longboarder and Ive managed to do my first ollie thanks to this.
P.S.: barefoot
P.P.S.: on a new board with a new griptape
P.P.P.S.: my little toe is fokd