How To Ollie On A Snowboard
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2017
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The Ollie is arguably the most widely used snowboard trick and is the essential building block you should have locked in before trying any other snowboard trick. The reason it is so important is because it is used everywhere; in the terrain park, off jumps, when you're free-riding, hitting side hits and even just cruising around the mountain. The more you practice your Ollie's, the better you're gonna get at them.
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These videos are how I get hyped for the season!
By far best Ollie tutorial ever! Thanks, the flat stationary practice was the key! This tutorial makes the other instructors look like they are not doing it quite right!
I would advice to beginner snowboarders to just ollie all over the mountain on every little natural feature you can find until you get real good at them
Clear instructions on techniques and tips! Can't wait for the winter season in three months!!
This really helped me improve my Ollie. Thank you!
Great Tips!!!
So hyped up now!
Thanks for teaching me how to Ollie I will definitely use this skill today well snowboarding.
Thank you, I will try it next week 😊
Very helpful and clear thank you
definitely getting anxious to hit the mountain!
This video is amazing. So helpful and lots of good information! Thank you
thank you so much for this video!
Nice content! Keep it up!
Thanks dudes I’ll try tomorrow
Thanks guys
What board were use on this video?
easy helpful tips thanks!
I just learned ollies last weekend and have been doing them on the flats mostly, I tried a few on the slopes and the park and it was terrifying! It seems so much different when you're moving at speed. Any tips for when to initiate the ollie going over a jump etc?
at first dont do ollies downhill, make it going side to side
“Lame little ollies.”
That was funny 😆
Upper body not explained. For me - stiff upper body/arms was a biggest problem when ollie and jump. Can you do video on this?
Surely pop off a kicker is a bit safer than a ollie as it’s stable? Also an ollie is good for height but doesn’t it limit your chance of clearing the knuckle compared to a decent pop ( as in compressed into take off then release )?
Thanks for the tips. I've been doing it all wrong this whole time and not getting any air. I was trying to Ollie like I did back in the day when I was skateboarding and it wasn't working. Quick question though, do you always start an Ollie riding flat or do you have to ride an edge to initiate on a steep slope?
Awesome!!! Thanks.
I had the same problem all last season. Felt lame because on a skateboard I could ollie 6 boards easy, on a snowboard I was barely getting off the ground. That pre-pop shift seems to be key. Looking forward to trying this out in a few months. 😎
I WROTE A SONG ON THIS SAME TYPE OF BEAT! WOW!
Hopefully since I skate ill have an advantage
Jordan had the same board as me. Not seen him in years though.
What boards you guys riding?
I have a rocker twin with 5 flex rating. Good board to try ollies? What board spec is best for ollies?
Stephen Mendoza most boards will be fine. Yours would work great
I got some idea on my skateboard
Can someone please explain how i can do it highe
When you land ollies or jumps, are you predominantly trying to land flat on the board or slightly on to heel or toe edge?
@@SnowboardAddiction cheers, I'll try this next week 👍
@@SnowboardAddiction Do you try to take off flat? I always feel uneasy trying to ollie at speed because I'm on an edge and feel it is quite difficult to land flat again.
@@SnowboardAddiction awesome thanks so much. I have been trying to pop only off the tail and for some reason my body naturally started weighting the front leg then shifting to the rear the last time I went out. Finally got a good Ollie off and feels a lot more natural.
I like how you really emphasize that initial movement. I feel like all the other tutorials skip that movement. Hoping to get 180s and 360s next season!
i'm coming from skateboarding and i feel like when i'm gonna try this i'll just end up trying to flick my board like a skateboard without noticing it even though the snowboard bindings will prevent me from doing so.
Brooo same though 😂
I always thought that it was just snapping up your tail
So did I
I’m a skater so this is like a reverse Ollie for me ;-;. But I think if I practice enough I should be able to get these.
GranDaddyPurp literally lmao, in skating it’s all in the back foot
Yea I kept doing nollies its very different from skating to snowboarding
Do you land the Ollie flat or on an edge?
Flat!
What if snowboard break from this? Is it possible? I little worry for my snowboard. 🤣🤣
Snowboards don’t break from ollies lmao
Idk wtf it is I used to jump stairs on a skateboard no problem I can even hit decent sized jumps at the park with a half assed Ollie. but doing a proper ollie on flat ground or anywhere really on a snowboard while going downhill is scary af
Practice makes perfect. Just keep at it and you’ll get it in no time
Amazing ! But ..in ollie, jump only with the back leg or both? please heeeelppp meee !!
Don't forget switch ollies.
But I got a super super stiff board...
Snowboard Addiction lol I just bought this one brand new for my first board. Bank account is down now. At least if I really work on the technique and power of popping on a stiff flat board, then when I get a poppy soft board, I’ll spring high in the air. That’s usually how it is in skateboarding. Do all your tricks on a soggy old flat skateboard and when you finally get that new fresh deck with strong pop and concave, your tricks go sky high
Do you land flat?
You are aways aiming to land flat. Unless you are in powder then you wanna land slightly back foot.
@@SnowboardAddiction thank you!! I always have problems landing an Ollie 🥲
is that a syringe on there logo? lol
sick brahh!! gnar junkiess
Is it me or is Ollie pretty tiring to do? I get exhausted after a few practices. Or am I just doing it wrong so it wasting my energy?
It sounds like you aren't using the flex of the board enough, go check out our new video on generating pop! :) th-cam.com/video/-bCYIDG_2wg/w-d-xo.html
@@SnowboardAddiction thanks for replying! To use the pop of the board, means I need to load it, like press it/bend it right? I find bending it is the tiring part, it’s like u press hard on a spring, takes a lot of power, then when I release it, it doesn’t even bounce that much. Is it because the board is too stiff for my weight n size? Would a softer board be easier to pop for a small size light weight guy?
@@SnowboardAddiction just watched this video, it’s awesome, my coach also saying the same thing, its subtle n timing need to be precise, I guess just more practice hehe
Ya sounds like your just using too much power in a non fluid way. You should submit a video to video analysis and we can get it sorted for you:)
Why is this manoeuvre called an ollie?
It's from a skateboard trick. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ollie_(skateboarding)
because it was stolen from skateboarding and the guy who invented the ollie was called ollie, he first did them when hitting the coping on the half pipes as to lift up the front trucks and jump off the coping so to speak.
Won't women have a hard time doing these high because of the board could be too heavy for them?