@@NeverStopImprovingSB I have to give you major props on this video. It could not be more thorough, enjoyable, and non-pretentious. You're not even filled with Satanic tattoos (Satanism = vanity as a virtue). And you STRESS SAFETY. My favorite part about the video is, 'Hey, let's go ahead and fall. Don't worry about it, you ARE GOING TO FALL AND IT'S OK. Let's do it.' I watch you land it and fall, and it's ok. Major fear totally HANDLED! You could not have done a better job!
I already know how to do this trick but I have to say this is a really solid tutorial. Especially for beginner tricks, holistic tutorials that also explain ways to overcome the mental barrier with practice falls or fake falls are really the next level in "skate didactics". It's really interesting to see how in the last years more and more skate tutorials start addressing these subtle but important points.
You are the MAN and I really appreciate your support and how forward thinking you are. Thanks so much for the feedback and I hope to see you in a future video 🔥
Learn how to fall is very important, specially in rotation tricks, I got a slam like 4 yrs ago in a backside big spin that got me in a mental block with some trick including the pop shove its, I'm starting to think about to use a helmet
I love the idea of doing practice falls. I'm a rock climber and we incorporate this into our warm-up. Makes perfect sense to get past that number one psychological hurdle.
I did beginner’s aikido and it helped tremendously with overcoming this fear. A big part of aikido is perfecting falls, rolls and tumbles. In turn my skateboarding got better.
Landed my first few pop shoves on Apr 11th. Now I'm just trying to get them consistent while moving. But a good tip I've found is to practice while moving because when I learned how to ollie I could only do it standing still and it took me a month or so to do them good while moving, Its the same with the pop shove it too, even though its a bit trickier
That's good advice! Never spend too long practicing a stepping-stone trick to the real thing; once you land a couple stationary, try some moving for sure! 🤙
I absolutely love this faster tutorials you do thanks. As a beginner I can’t stand long videos so these shorter, more quick explanations have helped me so much. Appreciate it man.
Thanks a lot! Recently I was unable to land one. Maybe 1 out of 100 but really by luck. You helped a lot in the technique and learning. Also the steps to fake falling and jumping on the board has been very helpful too! I felt awkward doing so but my brain instantly accepted the motion and I landed the trick! Lastly, wearing gears is extremely helpful!!!
You’re great at explaining, but personally I don’t like the rush/ the learn this trick in x minutes. Skateboarding takes a lot of time, and that’s fine. No need to get frustrated if you don’t learn a trick in days of weeks, or months even. Practice, practice, practice. Patience is the name of the game 😉
This is the true mindset of a successful skateboarder. I decided to make a couple of videos like this to hopefully get some people who (for now) have a little bit shorter attention spans into the sport and 'hooked' on the progression and accomplishment you get from skateboarding, but I completely agree, the end goal is to be patient, be willing to cope with failure, and never give up on your goals (and eventually achieve them and way more!)
when he warned me *to put a helmet and practice falling down* I really felt scared I fall and break my bone. But, I also learn from him a very very important lesson *" u can't really make it, until u learn it"* thanks for teaching me how to make an ollie, Pop Shuvit and more. And also u are really awesome for teaching all the people out there even if u got hate, u never give up. its really hard to find someone amazing like u! I really appreciate it. thanks once again. ❤
Great content, your videos are so helpful. I like that you explain the actual physics of different tricks instead of just demonstrating. I'm still trying to nail my ollie before I do a pop shuvit but every time I always think of the way you explained how to ollie and it helps me to visualize what actually need to do.
It's one of my favorite ones too :) I like when the pros at Battle at the Berrics just throw them in after their tricks in order to get their board oriented forward again, so carefree.
Haha I don't think I've ever said so many words in the span of 9 minutes in my entire life! Editing the subtitles was hell lol Anyways bro, good to hear from you again!
I just landed my first shove it! I saw a tutorial telling me to hang my back toes over the tail which was causing my board to flip and your tips helped instantly thank you
Very psyched to hear that!! And yeah, I actually have no idea why people are saying to hang your toes off, doesn't work for me and the people I've taught at least!
I can pop shove it,but i hope that this video will help me with the pop shove it consistency. Can you please make a video on how to kickflip? I can land them like once out of 30 tries and i do them while rolling pretty slow,so it would be great if you"ll make a video on improving kickflips
ive been trying this trick for a while but i can rarely land my back foot on the board… everything else is good and i’m so close it’s frustrating but i’ll get there eventually
To anyone wondering why this looks like a re-upload of the video I posted ~14 hours ago: It is a re-upload, but with an important section of information added (at 6:29) to explain that when you pop the trick, you have to jump forward towards your toes in order to stay over top of the board and be able to land on it with both feet. The previous upload was missing this information entirely, so I felt the need to make a new edit to fix the issue and make sure everyone has the best tutorial possible with all of the relevant information. Thanks to MrLethal1986 for pointing out the omission, and I hope everyone has success with this trick!!
In the video I talked about jumping towards your toes, but you're saying also jump "forward" as in towards the nose of the skateboard, right? It's an interesting point, I wonder if I do that without even knowing it! 🤔
Thank you, and yes! I will definitely look into making a kickflip tutorial in this style, but in the meantime, I very strongly stand behind my current tutorial which is filmed in my usual style. Here's a link if you want to give it a watch: th-cam.com/video/4pd_4OU_7pw/w-d-xo.html Cheers!
I just gotta land that back foot, and I’ve got it now. I can skip the step-off part of this, if I can only get that back foot back on after using it to rotate.
I would like to skate with you learn an Ollie I’m here I’m atx I have 20 days left in 30 day personal challenge I can also help film I’m a photographer 🤙🏾
As I am older and inactive I find stopping when my legs get tired better than keep trying as my attempts get worse as a result. Just come back again later.
Hey man I've been recently trying to learn heel flips but I can't get the flick because when I try I end up trying to flick with the bump on the right of my foot(im goofy)
day 1: its my first day of learning how to pop shuvit and i cant even pop the pop shuvit. i will try again later today and tomorrow so updates will come
My advice is that you either have to jump higher or do something about the fear of committing to landing on the board (like falling on purpose!). Another possibility is you could practice what it feels like to land on it by taking the trucks off of your board and doing the trick on carpet a bunch of times
make sure you're popping down with your back foot first before you do the spinny motion, and make sure you're not subconsciously leaning towards the nose of the board when you go to jump
Most drop-through longboards do not have enough nose/tail to enable you to allow you to 'pop' the board off of the ground (still technically possible to do no-pop shuvits, but it is quite difficult due to the short tail and length/weight of the rest of the board).
Would be good if you showed always at the beginning what kind of trick do you show us at least. Not every one knows what a Pop Shovit or Ollie and so on is.
Actually, I would recommend learning the ollie first. It's easier, and it'll give you a much better starting point for learning the pop shuvit. Here's my 8-minute real-time coaching session for landing your first ollie: th-cam.com/video/qmu95vp7UpU/w-d-xo.html
The only part I don't like is the intentional fall... that's NOT how falls from shuvits happen... usually you end up landing with both feet too close to the back side kick...the board slips out and you SLAM hard on your wrist and hip...ask me how I know...😒
Haha don't worry, we actually agree! Your front foot shouldn't leave the board during an ollie (it's ok if it does a LITTLE BIT on your first couple of times, but as you get better, this will correct itself). But pick your front foot up first! (before you pick up your back foot and while you're popping the tail off of the ground).
@@NeverStopImprovingSB gotcha. I’m a new truck driver so I skated at a truck stop while my trainer got coffee and tried this out. I didn’t land but it for damn sure is working.
Im a god at riding and ramps but as soon as jumping and tricks come, im a 1/10. Might look for another hobby. Im really against giving up on things but naw
I landed my very first pop shuvit thanks to your tutorial. Thanks so much🙏🏼
Whoah no way, that's incredible! Very nice work and congrats!!
@@NeverStopImprovingSB I have to give you major props on this video. It could not be more thorough, enjoyable, and non-pretentious. You're not even filled with Satanic tattoos (Satanism = vanity as a virtue). And you STRESS SAFETY.
My favorite part about the video is, 'Hey, let's go ahead and fall. Don't worry about it, you ARE GOING TO FALL AND IT'S OK. Let's do it.' I watch you land it and fall, and it's ok. Major fear totally HANDLED!
You could not have done a better job!
I already know how to do this trick but I have to say this is a really solid tutorial. Especially for beginner tricks, holistic tutorials that also explain ways to overcome the mental barrier with practice falls or fake falls are really the next level in "skate didactics". It's really interesting to see how in the last years more and more skate tutorials start addressing these subtle but important points.
You are the MAN and I really appreciate your support and how forward thinking you are. Thanks so much for the feedback and I hope to see you in a future video 🔥
Learn how to fall is very important, specially in rotation tricks, I got a slam like 4 yrs ago in a backside big spin that got me in a mental block with some trick including the pop shove its, I'm starting to think about to use a helmet
I love the idea of doing practice falls. I'm a rock climber and we incorporate this into our warm-up. Makes perfect sense to get past that number one psychological hurdle.
I did beginner’s aikido and it helped tremendously with overcoming this fear. A big part of aikido is perfecting falls, rolls and tumbles. In turn my skateboarding got better.
im re watch this in the moring when I go out cause I've been stuck on pop shuvits for the longest timeeee,
people said they would be easy😩
same, how long have u been struggling?
got it now?
It’s just commuting the back foot
@@miro9337have you landed a pop shuvit yet? If you did not try practicing on normal shuv its
@@stupidside5807 i have
Thanks for sweating it out and coming up with these tutorials. I'm almost 40 and these lessons are a godsend for a beginner like me
Really glad to hear it wasn't for nothing! haha Texas temperatures can be brutal 🥵
@@NeverStopImprovingSB not as hot as your skateboarding tips!
Man you're tutorials are so informative and encouraging!
Thanks dude!
You helped me land my first ollie, now onward to the pop shuv-it
Landed my first few pop shoves on Apr 11th. Now I'm just trying to get them consistent while moving.
But a good tip I've found is to practice while moving because when I learned how to ollie I could only do it standing still and it took me a month or so to do them good while moving, Its the same with the pop shove it too, even though its a bit trickier
That's good advice! Never spend too long practicing a stepping-stone trick to the real thing; once you land a couple stationary, try some moving for sure! 🤙
I absolutely love this faster tutorials you do thanks. As a beginner I can’t stand long videos so these shorter, more quick explanations have helped me so much. Appreciate it man.
Thanks a lot! Recently I was unable to land one. Maybe 1 out of 100 but really by luck. You helped a lot in the technique and learning. Also the steps to fake falling and jumping on the board has been very helpful too! I felt awkward doing so but my brain instantly accepted the motion and I landed the trick!
Lastly, wearing gears is extremely helpful!!!
thanks bro
Always brother!
Love this new format. Please do more for all the basics.
Glad to have you back doing skate videos. You have helped all of us. 👏
Thanks for the very positive reinforcement!! More to come ;)
in just a couple minutes they're already looking better and that's really giving me the confidence to stick it
You’re great at explaining, but personally I don’t like the rush/ the learn this trick in x minutes. Skateboarding takes a lot of time, and that’s fine. No need to get frustrated if you don’t learn a trick in days of weeks, or months even. Practice, practice, practice. Patience is the name of the game 😉
This is the true mindset of a successful skateboarder. I decided to make a couple of videos like this to hopefully get some people who (for now) have a little bit shorter attention spans into the sport and 'hooked' on the progression and accomplishment you get from skateboarding, but I completely agree, the end goal is to be patient, be willing to cope with failure, and never give up on your goals (and eventually achieve them and way more!)
@@NeverStopImprovingSB Thanks for your reply, and many more thanks for all the amazing tutorials through the years. Very much appreciated !!!
when he warned me *to put a helmet and practice falling down* I really felt scared I fall and break my bone. But, I also learn from him a very very important lesson *" u can't really make it, until u learn it"* thanks for teaching me how to make an ollie, Pop Shuvit and more. And also u are really awesome for teaching all the people out there even if u got hate, u never give up. its really hard to find someone amazing like u! I really appreciate it. thanks once again. ❤
Come on man 🤡
YOU*
speak English for gods sake 🤦♂️
@@smokey6292 FOR GOD'S SAKE its was a typing error :/
This dude is a legit teacher! I'll be subscribing.
Great content, your videos are so helpful. I like that you explain the actual physics of different tricks instead of just demonstrating. I'm still trying to nail my ollie before I do a pop shuvit but every time I always think of the way you explained how to ollie and it helps me to visualize what actually need to do.
That is really nice of you to say, thank you! and no doubt, the ollie is going to come SOON, it sounds like you're doing all of the right things 🔥🔥
Honestly think the shuvit (not pop) is such a cool trick especially because you see skaters just doing it so casual
It's one of my favorite ones too :) I like when the pros at Battle at the Berrics just throw them in after their tricks in order to get their board oriented forward again, so carefree.
I love ur channel dude , 29 old guy starting to skate and almost landed My first one today, gonna keep practicing
It was the best pop shuvit tutorial I have ever seen! Way better than Braille! Thank you! 🙏
"Never Stop Improving" like Lowe's?
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ I can't believe this is a slogan at Lowe's now uggghhhh
Haha
Thanks for the tips, I'm pretty experienced at falling outside of skating but the trick of getting a fall out of the way was really helpful!
Appreciate your style of teaching tricks. Good job Thanks
Glad to hear you found it helpful, and thank you for the comment! (Also, yes I got some crypto now haha btc, eth, and ada)
helped me land my first popshove
Proud of you dude!
As a longboader l think this helps a lot. Still cannot put my back foot on board tho
Pure awesomeness in here!!
I landed my first popshuv with your vid thanks so much 😊
For anyone without carpet i learned that yoga mats work as well is not better because they have a little more bounce.
Yay new vid just did an ollie
Nice work on your ollie!! Let me know how your progress goes on pop shuvits when you have an update!
Very information dense video. I could tell you trying to get it all in. Nice work. Thanks for all the tips.
Haha I don't think I've ever said so many words in the span of 9 minutes in my entire life! Editing the subtitles was hell lol
Anyways bro, good to hear from you again!
i love ur tutorials, they are very helpful
Just landed my first shuvit! Going to do it while moving then pop version :) Thanks for outstanding tutorial!
This tutorial is so good it helped me a lot Awesome man thanks🤘🔥
I just landed my first shove it! I saw a tutorial telling me to hang my back toes over the tail which was causing my board to flip and your tips helped instantly thank you
Very psyched to hear that!! And yeah, I actually have no idea why people are saying to hang your toes off, doesn't work for me and the people I've taught at least!
they're probably talking about a shuv it and not a pop shuv it
Thanks for the tutorial!
So happy to see you at 100k
Ya'll are too kind, thank you so much!
I landed the pop shuvit
After I landed I fell and sprained my arm
El detalle en cada paso es muy preciso, excelente canal!
¡muchas gracias! 🛹🛹🛹
I can pop shove it,but i hope that this video will help me with the pop shove it consistency. Can you please make a video on how to kickflip? I can land them like once out of 30 tries and i do them while rolling pretty slow,so it would be great if you"ll make a video on improving kickflips
How to master kickflips in 10 minutes: th-cam.com/video/4pd_4OU_7pw/w-d-xo.html
@@NeverStopImprovingSB oh i forgot about that video, the last time i've watched it i couldn't pop shove it, hopefully this video will help!
Day 1 of trying to learn a shuvit, I can do an Ollie but I can’t do a shuvit, I’ll let you know in day 2 if I land it!
5 months later, can u do it?
@@moisess_0811 yes I did it I can actually do kick flips now!
Yoo bro I practice a Ollie for a week but I can only get front side up not back side AKA I cannot get it in the air
@TechTutorials EL thx i hope it Will work
Try to jump very high and the “pop” feet should go in the air as well. Like try to take it up as quick as you can:)
Worked
I hate to say it but braille skateboarding didn't do a tutorial this good keep down mg these
ive been trying this trick for a while but i can rarely land my back foot on the board… everything else is good and i’m so close it’s frustrating but i’ll get there eventually
Dis rlly helped I landed my first pop shuv it
My favorite hobby is learning skate tricks and then forgetting them the next day.
Thx bro
Respect and follow this tips 🔌🔥🇿🇦 100% works
Almost there, thank you!
Never stop brother!!
landed my first pop shuvit today thx a lot man. can u do 180s and tricks that come after pop shuvits
Awesome job, and yes! Might I recommend the frontside shuvit next? th-cam.com/video/kerXxmom_Hc/w-d-xo.html
Could you do a tutorial on moving tricks? I can do stationary but a moving trick would be really cool. Thanks
To anyone wondering why this looks like a re-upload of the video I posted ~14 hours ago: It is a re-upload, but with an important section of information added (at 6:29) to explain that when you pop the trick, you have to jump forward towards your toes in order to stay over top of the board and be able to land on it with both feet.
The previous upload was missing this information entirely, so I felt the need to make a new edit to fix the issue and make sure everyone has the best tutorial possible with all of the relevant information.
Thanks to MrLethal1986 for pointing out the omission, and I hope everyone has success with this trick!!
Got a tip, jump forward (towards the same direction as your front feet)
In the video I talked about jumping towards your toes, but you're saying also jump "forward" as in towards the nose of the skateboard, right? It's an interesting point, I wonder if I do that without even knowing it! 🤔
@@NeverStopImprovingSB don't mind me that what I meant is try to jump in front because when doing a shovit, the board will go infront of you
@@t-rextheskateboarder Haha ok well we still really appreciate your tips!
Can you please do a Tutorial with kickflip too? Your Tutorials are amazing
Thank you, and yes! I will definitely look into making a kickflip tutorial in this style, but in the meantime, I very strongly stand behind my current tutorial which is filmed in my usual style. Here's a link if you want to give it a watch: th-cam.com/video/4pd_4OU_7pw/w-d-xo.html
Cheers!
@@NeverStopImprovingSB Thanks :)
I just gotta land that back foot, and I’ve got it now. I can skip the step-off part of this, if I can only get that back foot back on after using it to rotate.
same as me dude. did u get it yet ? i got it on grass but on the concrete my back foot keeps being a pussy lol
Is there precise timing Involved with shuving and popping? (Like an ollie?)
I love this tutorial man I really needed help thank you and should I learn to shovit or Ollie first
Ollie is probably better to learn first
Thanks alot
Thanks but i still cant land with my back foot
What would you say is the key difference in execution between pop shuvit and a treyflip?
I wish it were that easy, but there are multiple differences that would be considered key. No magic button to go from pop shuvit to tre flip
I can’t get my left foot (the one on the tail) to land on the board
I would like to skate with you learn an Ollie I’m here I’m atx I have 20 days left in 30 day personal challenge I can also help film I’m a photographer 🤙🏾
can you do one for kickflips?
Guys if you can't do it just don't give up!
Ayyy sick!
Thanks brother! 🔥🔥🔥
As I am older and inactive I find stopping when my legs get tired better than keep trying as my attempts get worse as a result. Just come back again later.
It's a good strategy for us old timers 😉
I recently learned how to do a Ollie but gawd I bs shuv it or pop shuv it is hard
If you just got your ollie, you're already really close 🤙
My problem is landing with my feet on the very edge of the board and it popping up and hitting my knees
Damm o can't get it right I'm done for the moment
Hey man I've been recently trying to learn heel flips but I can't get the flick because when I try I end up trying to flick with the bump on the right of my foot(im goofy)
Great tutorial keep the videos coming 👍🏻🔥
You got it Ken! Thank you 🔥🔥🔥
Is it weird I can pop shuv it but not Ollie?
Nah its perfectly fine, some people find ollie's easier, some find shuvits easier.
Dude, this is a bit off topic, but how did you manage to get such a clean audio? Were you using a blimp?
I have a lavalier microphone that I tape to the inside of my shirt called the Tascam DR-10L
and thanks for the compliment!
So the problem I'm having is that I'm able to do most of it, but then when I get the spin, it only turns around 90 degrees
day 1: its my first day of learning how to pop shuvit and i cant even pop the pop shuvit. i will try again later today and tomorrow so updates will come
How do I untrain my back foot to stop touching the ground
My advice is that you either have to jump higher or do something about the fear of committing to landing on the board (like falling on purpose!). Another possibility is you could practice what it feels like to land on it by taking the trucks off of your board and doing the trick on carpet a bunch of times
The problem i have is the board doesn't stay under my feet, it always goes flying to the right of me and i can never land them haha
make sure you're popping down with your back foot first before you do the spinny motion, and make sure you're not subconsciously leaning towards the nose of the board when you go to jump
Could I do this with a drop through longboard
Most drop-through longboards do not have enough nose/tail to enable you to allow you to 'pop' the board off of the ground (still technically possible to do no-pop shuvits, but it is quite difficult due to the short tail and length/weight of the rest of the board).
If you really don’t wanna get hurt bad when skating.. practice ur falling off a higher ledge until you can jump off a cliff with no fall damage
Would be good if you showed always at the beginning what kind of trick do you show us at least. Not every one knows what a Pop Shovit or Ollie and so on is.
where were you 2 years ago when I was learning how to make it?
I did my first in 3 min....hehehe anywho i posted the video on my account
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hang on, !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ok WOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
i still cant do it😩
Does this work even I dont know how to ollie?
Actually, I would recommend learning the ollie first. It's easier, and it'll give you a much better starting point for learning the pop shuvit.
Here's my 8-minute real-time coaching session for landing your first ollie: th-cam.com/video/qmu95vp7UpU/w-d-xo.html
@@NeverStopImprovingSB Thanks a lot!
Im confused at 4:58
"Go and find a ledge" pov you live in florida
Dak Prescott skates
Sorry braile im to this rn
I landed my first shove it in a year it didn't take 9 minutes
i can land with my back foot and not my front
how do u have 84.900 subs but only have 3970 views on the video and onlæy 339 likes?
The TH-cam algorithm is a mysterious thing haha, up to 5500 now! ;)
@@NeverStopImprovingSB btw have u made a heelflip common issues?
Bruh why can I do tons of advanced flip tricks but every time I try these instant PRIMO
your back foot might be positioned wrong when you go to pop the trick. usually the problem is that it's too far toe-side
I hate shuvits/pop shuvits, i just cant land them... kickflips are way easier... Will do my best tomorrow.
The only part I don't like is the intentional fall... that's NOT how falls from shuvits happen... usually you end up landing with both feet too close to the back side kick...the board slips out and you SLAM hard on your wrist and hip...ask me how I know...😒
Braille: “Leave your front foot on”
NSI: “Your front foot leaves the board first”
WHAT DO I DO?!
Haha don't worry, we actually agree! Your front foot shouldn't leave the board during an ollie (it's ok if it does a LITTLE BIT on your first couple of times, but as you get better, this will correct itself). But pick your front foot up first! (before you pick up your back foot and while you're popping the tail off of the ground).
Wait, this is about pop shuvits?! BRAILLE SAYS TO LEAVE YOUR FRONT FOOT ON THE BOARD?!?!
That doesn't make any sense to me!
I guess that's part of the reason I stopped watching their videos and started making my own haha
@@NeverStopImprovingSB gotcha. I’m a new truck driver so I skated at a truck stop while my trainer got coffee and tried this out. I didn’t land but it for damn sure is working.
Im a god at riding and ramps but as soon as jumping and tricks come, im a 1/10. Might look for another hobby. Im really against giving up on things but naw
Is he goofy?
Regular footed but goofy personality 🤪
@@NeverStopImprovingSB ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
“It’s a pop shuvit not a shuvit pop”
Lol best advice I've ever received 😂
Bruh u talk too much
it's an explanation video?¿?¿
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