These videos are super useful I actually hit an Ollie today still trying to perfect it, the foot positioning and staying on the balls of your feet is where I mess up so I’m glad you went over it. Thanks again man :)
these kind of videos are perfect, me and a homie learning at the same pace basically except he rides goofy so your pov tutorials have been a god send 🔥
It's important to rmember to push down with your leg but the pop is actually snapped with your toe (similar to how you'd pop your board into your hand). I see this step skipped in most tutorials. Even though I can do most intermediate flip tricks I love the idea of POV videos. It actually helps with timing and muscle memory.
Amazing video If you're still struggling to ollie, try thinking of it as a maneuver instead of you jumping. raise the knees and kick all in a fluid motion. if regular lift left knee up first as you kick down your right leg simultaneously , once you hear that pop instantly raise right knee as you kick and slide your left foot to level out the board. hope this helps.
thanks sean! i've been skating for 1 and a half years and only recently started getting better ollies. i have a higher kickflip than ollie, its all in the backfoot lift guys
This really helped me today I gave up learning stationary cos I picked up some bad habit when it came to learn moving Ollie’s , watches your video it helped so much . I also put your video in a new skaters Reddit post today as someone want to learn how to fix their Ollie’s
I like the POV. Very helpful. Could use some advice on balance. I have a tough time keeping my balance when squatting to Ollie. Is there a focus on leaning at all? Shoulders or head position?
I would say for balance you want to stand up as straight as you can without leaning too far one way. And if anything, maybe lean a little forward. Leaning back won't really help. Just takes some time to get the balance down as you get more comfortable
Are soft wheels good for tricks? Where i live the concrete is very bad and i need some bones atf 56mm or Oj hot juice 60mm. I just want to learn ollie, shuv its and eventually kickflip and mostly cruise around.
I would add that at the moment you pop, your back foot should NOT touch the board, otherwise you pinch the board to the ground, making it impossible for the board to fly up in the air
hers a tip for people just learning how to ollie, you should practice a lot, but dont overdo it. you'll just end up getting frustrated and unmotivated. make sure to try tricks that dont need ollies like shuvits and manuals!
I can jump, pop and slide all the way to the nose well but how do I get my front foot to push out the nose? It’s so hard for me to squeeze that part in for some reason ?
My only issue is I can't exactly get the back wheels off the ground even though I'm stepping on the back as hard as I can and trying to jump with the board and either I can't get the back off the ground, or I barely get the front wheels off the ground. I'm brand new to trying this trick and I've been trying to hit it for a while pls help
I just can’t do it… 😞 I have know idea what I’m doing wrong… I did all of the tips and corrected all of the mistakes I was doing but I just can’t do it… can it be because my skate board is to big?
Hmmm. That may be happening because you might be shifting your whole weight forward or jumping forward as you ollie. Maybe try leaning towards the tail a little more and practice the sliding motion so it doesn't go too far over the board. It'll really just take some time and practice to fix
I'd also like to add a quick tip. Make sure you're shoulders line up with the board. For a long time I'd Ollie and kept landing sketchy. and didn't know why. My landings were horrible! Make sure you're shoulders line up with the nose and tail. It might even take some getting used to.....
My only guess for that would be that you might be leaning too far forward over the nose. Either that or you might be jumping towards the nose. Try to put an emphasis on standing straight up and jumping straight up (you can also try leaning back towards the tail to overcompensate)
Watch the tutorial with more angles: th-cam.com/video/DsTgW_RtzIQ/w-d-xo.html
Mirroring the video for the other stance is a game changer in skateboarding tutorial vids. nice!
Gotta always look out for my goofy folks!
@@seanbrownskating i cant thank you enough, sensei.
@@seanbrownskating didn't work still, improve
@@Skull-Dismantler Sorry to hear about that. What are you specifically struggling with?
@@seanbrownskating man that was just pure rage but the problem is the slide is stuck I'm trying really hard to slide but keep get stuck
this was very useful. I think being able to see it from the 1st person view really helpful. you should totally keep doing this with other tricks.👍
Will do!
@@seanbrownskating fs 180s nenxt pls! (your shuvit vid helped me land them now i have ollies and shuvits!)
Thanks for both POVs of goofy and regular stances
dude the goofy pov is just what i needed i love your videos i just found your channel!
I gotchu!
These videos are super useful I actually hit an Ollie today still trying to perfect it, the foot positioning and staying on the balls of your feet is where I mess up so I’m glad you went over it. Thanks again man :)
these kind of videos are perfect, me and a homie learning at the same pace basically except he rides goofy so your pov tutorials have been a god send 🔥
That's awesome!
It's important to rmember to push down with your leg but the pop is actually snapped with your toe (similar to how you'd pop your board into your hand). I see this step skipped in most tutorials. Even though I can do most intermediate flip tricks I love the idea of POV videos. It actually helps with timing and muscle memory.
Think I mentioned the toe part at 4:54 but definitely right on the leg step!
Best tutorials available. You explain things very clearly!!!
Tryin my best!
love this channel so much
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Amazing video If you're still struggling to ollie, try thinking of it as a maneuver instead of you jumping. raise the knees and kick all in a fluid motion. if regular lift left knee up first as you kick down your right leg simultaneously , once you hear that pop instantly raise right knee as you kick and slide your left foot to level out the board. hope this helps.
Thanks for another amazing video
Thanks for watching!
Just started skating, thank you 🙏🏾
Gotchu!
@@seanbrownskating 🙏🏾❤️
Best teacher!!
Bros a legend for mirroring the screen of people stance true giga chad right there
thanks sean! i've been skating for 1 and a half years and only recently started getting better ollies. i have a higher kickflip than ollie, its all in the backfoot lift guys
Love that u added a “goofy” perspective for us inverted settings riders.
This really helped me today I gave up learning stationary cos I picked up some bad habit when it came to learn moving Ollie’s , watches your video it helped so much . I also put your video in a new skaters Reddit post today as someone want to learn how to fix their Ollie’s
Landed my first real ollie today thanks to this video. Just keep practicing, it'll click eventually and then you'll be able to do it
thank you!!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you,i just did an Ollie rn with this video omg
Awesome!
really helpful video!
I like the POV. Very helpful. Could use some advice on balance. I have a tough time keeping my balance when squatting to Ollie. Is there a focus on leaning at all? Shoulders or head position?
I would say for balance you want to stand up as straight as you can without leaning too far one way. And if anything, maybe lean a little forward. Leaning back won't really help. Just takes some time to get the balance down as you get more comfortable
@@seanbrownskating Cool. Thanks for taking the time respond. Much appreciated.
Are soft wheels good for tricks? Where i live the concrete is very bad and i need some bones atf 56mm or Oj hot juice 60mm. I just want to learn ollie, shuv its and eventually kickflip and mostly cruise around.
They’ll still be good 👍🏽 Hard wheels are just better for sliding/reverting
Thanks, man! Great idea! 👌🏼
awesome tutorial!
Thanks!
I would add that at the moment you pop, your back foot should NOT touch the board, otherwise you pinch the board to the ground, making it impossible for the board to fly up in the air
That back foot leaving the ground is something beginner skaters have to confront. Aka actually JUMP
hers a tip for people just learning how to ollie, you should practice a lot, but dont overdo it. you'll just end up getting frustrated and unmotivated. make sure to try tricks that dont need ollies like shuvits and manuals!
Crusty ground 🤤
Crusty and musty
Awesome
Great vid i got the motion but I am struggling to tuck my knees up I feel like its the fear that's blocking me
Maybe try in grass to start off with
@@seanbrownskating aight thx bro
can you do heelflip 1st person pov? i can flick them but i cant land them
Definitely will at some point
I can jump, pop and slide all the way to the nose well but how do I get my front foot to push out the nose? It’s so hard for me to squeeze that part in for some reason ?
My only issue is I can't exactly get the back wheels off the ground even though I'm stepping on the back as hard as I can and trying to jump with the board and either I can't get the back off the ground, or I barely get the front wheels off the ground. I'm brand new to trying this trick and I've been trying to hit it for a while pls help
I just can’t do it… 😞 I have know idea what I’m doing wrong… I did all of the tips and corrected all of the mistakes I was doing but I just can’t do it… can it be because my skate board is to big?
What if I land on nose ? Like my front foot just don't want to go back to the front bolds and usually stays on nose. Can you give some tips pls🙏🏻
Hmmm. That may be happening because you might be shifting your whole weight forward or jumping forward as you ollie. Maybe try leaning towards the tail a little more and practice the sliding motion so it doesn't go too far over the board. It'll really just take some time and practice to fix
Do you jump after pop or jump after slide?
You jump AS you pop
I have Ollie's down good but I just have struggles staying on after doing them anyone know how to fix that? thanks
I'd also like to add a quick tip. Make sure you're shoulders line up with the board. For a long time I'd Ollie and kept landing sketchy. and didn't know why. My landings were horrible! Make sure you're shoulders line up with the nose and tail. It might even take some getting used to.....
I love this first person stuff, but next can u do a tre flip first person. I need some help on keeping my legs separated
the thing for me is, i push goofy but when i do tricks its regular. Ive been thinking about practicing pushing regular. Any way to fix?
Definitely start pushing regular. It'll take some time to get used to it but just dedicate some time during each sesh until you're comfortable
May I know what size is your deck?
8.5
@@seanbrownskating Thanks Sean
Wow
Nice
Go Niners🤙🏻⛏
damn he recorded the exact same video in switch just for us holy molyroni
The power of editing 💪🏽
@@seanbrownskating :D
I think my biggest mistake is yes I jump but I don't really bring my knees up so the board can't pop that well if at all
I'm now landing on the nose and sometimes my front foot just slides off. Help me someone 😭
My only guess for that would be that you might be leaning too far forward over the nose. Either that or you might be jumping towards the nose. Try to put an emphasis on standing straight up and jumping straight up (you can also try leaning back towards the tail to overcompensate)
I can't slide my foot😢
do you skate regular or goofy?
Regular
idk wtf i did but i ended up doin a kickflip attempting to ollie Lol
im using my right foot that means im goofy
2:53
Are you regular or goofy
Regular
@@seanbrownskating I’m goofy
1:47
This makes me dizzy no cap
Awesome