How to Shuvit - Beginner Skateboard Tricks Tutorial (Slow Motion & POV)
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- How to shuvit. A beginner skateboard tricks tutorial teaching you how to shuvit on a skateboard quickly and easily. I show how to shuv-it in slow motion & POV with my GoPro Hero 8 Black. I'll talk you through foot placement and give some tips including nollie shuvits and fakie shuvits to help you land the shuvit faster!
Whether your an adult beginner skater, or a kid, this tutorial is a must watch to help you break down this trick and to build confidence. You can learn how to shuvit much easier than think. This trick is larger a mental game as it's generally one of the first tricks you'll learn as a beginner skater where the board leaves your feet. Timing is everything because of this factor. Let's make sure that your foot positioning, weight distribution, and mechanics are on point so you can learn how to shuv-it quickly and easily!
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Order of Topics:
-Intro
-Rolling examples
-Standing still
-Nollie shuvits/ Fakie shuvits
-Outro
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Comment below and let me know if you're still having issues after watching this! Pop Shuvits are next in line!
It might not be a super advanced trick in the skating world, but this honestly is one of my favorite tricks!! Very nice video!
Agreed! It's a super fun trick to have down especially in all directions. It can be one of the easiest ways to start putting together lines as well!
because it just looks so smooth and cool
I landed my first shuvit today! I’ll admit I fell after landing it and wasn’t able to do it again but I landed it!
That’s fantastic! Use that as proof to yourself that you can land it! Plus I bet the fall didn’t hurt very much so use that to help get you over the fear of slipping out! You got this! The next time you skate you’re landing it! Keep me posted! 🙌🎉
Thanks although unfortunately I’m having a bit of a problem landing it again.well even though I fell already I still have a bit of a fear of it and I have trouble landing both my feet on the board like the board either slips away or I slip away and land on the floor or only one of my feet lands on the board.somehow I find pop shuvits easier idk why I just pop and scoop and don’t look down just jump and I find the board coming naturally to me.when I try to do this rolling however the board just slips away backwards.sorry to spring up these problems but I rlly wanna ace this trick cuz it’s fun to do :)
@@zainazulfikar4716 No worries! If the board is slipping behind you once you try to land then you might be leaning your upper body too far forwards towards the nose when you flick it. If you can try to film yourself to see if you can catch your body position.
As for your pop shuvits that’s awesome if you don’t even have to look. I definitely have to watch my feet catch the board to feel comfortable.
Alright I’ll definitely try these tips ty
@@zainazulfikar4716 Of course! Keep me updated on if it helps or if you’re still stuck.
Thanks for this Aaron , I’ve been struggling with shuv lately , and Spring break just started so I’m gonna Skate a lot!!!
You’re welcome! Post up and let me know if it helps! You can always tag me on a clip of yours on Instagram as I love seeing how y’all are doing! You got this! 🙌
I actually had no idea what a nollie was until now, so thanks for that :)
You’re welcome! Never know what you’re going to learn so I try to give different examples to spark something. Here to help if you have any questions!
I can never predict where the board goes when I try shuvits. Sometimes it goes way ahead of me, sometimes to my left, sometimes way ahead to my right or flips over... how do you get it consistent??
It's the most frustrating trick for me so far =S
Shuvits seem to be frustrating for a lot of people so don’t beat yourself up. It definitely was for me at first. Once you get it though they become super easy! As for consistency you really need to pay attention to your footing and the motion of your feet when performing the trick. Be aware of what’s happening every attempt so when you can try to replicate the good ones. The consistency will come from that same foot placement, pressure, swipe, etc. You’ll get to a point where they become automatic (for the most part) and you don’t have to think about it. Try recording yourself for 5-10 attempts and then watch them all in slow motion to see what going on. I review my footage in slow motion all the time when editing my videos! You got this! 🙌
@@SkatingwithAaron thanks for the reply! I’ll try recording myself to see what I’m doing right/wrong. I think I’m doing the same thing every attempt, but clearly the results aren’t the same lol
@@fvnt0miix953 You’re welcome! Post up any time you have a Q and I’ll help if I can! I bet you’ll be surprised when you see the recording. What we think we’re doing and what we are actually doing are often not the same. Hope it helps!
This is great!! I'm about to practice this tomorrow. When I try this, I tend to push the board forwards. I get it to spin, but the board moves forward. I think I am not pushing with my foot in the right place. I'll check tomorrow and adjust. Awesome video, thanks!
Perfect timing then! And yeah a lot of people have that same problem. It’s usually foot position but could also be body position, so pay attention to that as well. Glad you’re able to start getting back out there!
Haha im 40...i had tried to skated before this... i leaned how to ollie....kick turn... but once i tried shove it.. i fell backward/slipped off... i landed on the concrete.... spent 1 week just laying down on bed...back hurt....going to hospital X - ray...everything was fine.... never try to skate again till now 😂😂... im afraid that i can't resume working anymore if i get serious injuries.. damn... but im.still love to watch skate videos... 😅😅...
I hate to hear that but definitely understand! I’ll be 39 this year and I falls definitely hurt way more these days! Just skate at your own pace and enjoy doing what you can. 🙌
Don't get discouraged people. It took me all summer to get shuvits and pop shuvits on lock while riding. I took a few slams with the board shooting out from under me too.
Love the words of encouragement! Falls are going to happen if you skate and want to progress. If you’re not falling, you’re not trying! Way to stick with it! 🙌
Ankle pain
Well that’s no fun! Get whacked a few times?
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I can't shove it, my board don't land in front of me
Where does the board land?
@@SkatingwithAaron next to me, on my left
@@SkatingwithAaron hello?, can u help I still not lading my board in front of me idk what I'm doing wrong, the board just land on my left and sometimes it don't turn all, like it stop on the middle of the motion idk why, but the most problem is the board not landing in front of me.
@@zueiraplay_4173 Are you regular or goofy? Also if you’re on Instagram send me a video clip of your shuvit attempt so I can see exactly what you’re doing. That or post a video on here. It sounds like you’re not getting enough rotation. My best guess is that you’re not scooping down and behind you hard enough so the board is not rotating. Would have to see it to say 100% for sure.
@@SkatingwithAaron okay I'll rec a video and post on TH-cam
Awesome tutorial. One of my favorite tricks. I do these every session.
Thank you sir! Super fun trick for sure. I’m going to start doing them a lot more. Want to get them down a three stair and up a French gap.
I always only land my front foot and never my back foot
You definitely want to catch it with the from first first, or just barely before the back. Sounds like you’re not able to get the back foot on at all though? If so it’s honestly probably just a commitment issue due to fear of falling. You just have to fully go for it! Easier said than done I know! 🤦♂️
Great tutorial keep the videos coming 💯🔥
Thank you sir! Definitely will! 🍻👋
This video was super helpful but there is still one thing I can't do because I'm to scared to put my second foot on plz can u help me with this
Definitely always a mental battle! So for clarity, is it your front foot or back foot that you’re struggling to get on the board?
@@SkatingwithAaron my back foot
@@wendo____O If you’re afraid of slipping out then try it on carpet or some grass. Somewhere that the board won’t slip. You can even put tennis balls over your wheels. It’s all mental. If you can rotate the board then you can also keep your back foot up for a half second longer to help you land back on the board. You got this! 🙌
thanks for the guide but it didnt really help me. everytime i try and shuvit it always pops and becomes a pop shuvit and makes it really hard to land on. my board always ends up being to my right rather than in front of me.
Without seeing what you’re doing, my guess is that you’re not scooping behind you and instead pushing the tail more in a downwards motion. With a regular shuvit don’t worry about pushing the tail all the way to the ground. Also if you’re regular footed and the board is ending up to your right instead of staying in front of you, then I’m also guessing you’re leaning forward (towards your front shoulder) too much when you go jump. Try to keep your body weight centered over the board and if anything lean a little towards the toe side edge. Let me know if this helps!
@@SkatingwithAaron thanks man, i also tried recording myself and seeing my mistakes. i think the main reason it pops is because my body atm is very used to the ollie motion(the pop) so I'm guessing thats why. Thanks for the quick reply nonetheless.
@@axelle0144 Good job paying attention and being aware of what you’re doing! Recording and watching the film is always a huge help for me. Sounds like you’re on the right track. Keep working on it and you’ll get it soon enough! 🙌
can it shuvit without pop while moving?
Yes, you can absolutely shuvit while moving without pop. It’s actually easier to do while moving and is a super fun trick to start connecting lines together.
Always the best tutorials , thanks a million Aaron! Totally trying it today!
Thanks Lilly! Just trying to make videos that I wish I had when I first started. Glad they’re actually helpful! Keep me posted on how it goes!
I am skating month and I still can't do any tricks while moving... I am so angry and scared to fall
Just remember most skaters are still working on riding around comfortably only a month in. Take your time and get comfort on your board. The better you can push around the easier tricks will be while moving!
@@SkatingwithAaron Actually I can move on skateboard well, just tricks...
@@qwuantum Fair enough. I’m just saying have patience! If you’ve only been skating for a month and your able to cruise around without falling or losing balance then you’re ahead of the game! Tricks will come with time and lots of effort/ patience! Most new skaters are still working on an Ollie 6+ months in. All depends on what you put into it!
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Always Welcome! ✌
Thanks bro really helps
You’re welcome! Glad I could help!
literally trying to learn this today got so annoyed and tired trying again tomorrow
You go this! This is definitely a mental trick at first. I think everyone is afraid of getting whacked in the shins! You’ll find once you get it a few times it’s way easier than you thought! 🙌
@@SkatingwithAaron Thankyou for your encouragement and tips ! I slammed today just by kick turning 😂 so it’s a journey and a half but I love it so much and your videos
@@cuckooaliceasmr5609 That’s what I’m here for! Slams will always be part of skating unfortunately! Keep working on your balance pushing around at speed and kickturn a will come more easily as well. I know it’s not as much fun, but the more you focusing the basics in the beginning the easier things will come as you level up! Just make sure you have fun with it!
did u get it down and how long did it take you ?
@@Wahal087 Great questions! It will be different for everyone depending on natural ability, time spent, and ability to conquer your fears. @CuckooaloceAsmr how are your attempts coming along?
My left leg and brain connection died. Cant force scoop and hop with left to catch the board...
Ha, let’s reset that connection! Film yourself and watch it back in slow-motion to see what your body is actually doing. Timing is a big thing with all tricks and you might not be doing what you think you are.
@@SkatingwithAaron thank you for great tip. Actually im filming my comeback, have channel for that also so im sure that is the problem. Just feels so weird to scoop and bring your left leg with body slight forward in one motion. Ollies and kickflips feels more natural to me 😅 Yesterday i almost landed it but my lef leg ended up on tail and it pushed board from my right one. Im glad i have seen your video and next time i will try with your tips from video 🙂
@@arnymon9340 Glad to hear you found it helpful! If kickflips are more natural then you’re lucky! Kickflips are a big struggle for me! Glad to hear you’re getting back into skating though. I’ll have to check out some of your vids.
@@SkatingwithAaron thanks, means a lot. 🙂 Channel name is @sure2skate
I can’t get my back foot on the board
What do you feel is holding you back from getting it on?
@@SkatingwithAaron by the time im done my back foot is on the ground
@@nathan9901 by “done” do you mean rotating the board? Putting your back foot down first is a pretty common sign of not committing! You’re catching the board with your front foot and then you back, so you need to make sure you’re getting that back foot up higher.
Every time I tried the board would go flying
It went flying when you’d go to shuvit, or when you’d try to land? What direction is it shooting out?
@@SkatingwithAaron it flys out forwards and when I try it
@@denikathompson5654 Sound spike you’re leaning back and potentially pushing the board forward instead of sweeping your back foot down and behind you. Check your body positioning first and then make tweaks from there.
You kind of look like green hat guy
Lol I have no idea who that is but hopefully it’s a good thing. 🤷♂️ I’ll have to look him up! Welcome to the channel man! 🍻
@@SkatingwithAaron haha I been watching for a while I just don’t leave comments, and it’s not a bad thing you guys just look realllllyyy similar lol, give him a search on TH-cam
@@Gravityplaysfifa My bad! 🤦♂️ Thanks for commenting and letting me know. Didn’t recognize the name. And thanks, I’ll definitely look him up!
I got my board 3 months ago and i'm trying shuv it as my first trick and i practice it everyday but the board doesn't go infront of me and i get so mad-
Haha, welcome to skateboarding! It’s the most frustrating yet rewarding thing you’ll probably ever do. As you keep skating and start landing more tricks you’ll fully understand what I mean. Stick with it and keep trying. Keep me posted if you can’t figure it out and we’ll get it together!
Landed my first shuvit while rolling yesterday night✌
Heck yeah way to get it! 🙌
Wait, never knew there was another Aaron other than from braille who skates
Haha yup! I’m just an unsponsored skater from the DFW metroplex. 🤣 I’ll never be anywhere as good as Kyro, but I’m definitely passionate about helping others to get started off on the right foot!
my shuv its either flip the board or go primo most the time, how can i fix this?
One of two things are causing it: You’re either doing a Kickflip motion with your front foot, or your not scooping down and behind in a circular motion. If your foot is over the edge but you pushing straight down or even diagonally it’ll make the board want to flip over. Pay close attention to what you’re doing and let me know if it’s one of these or something else!
@@SkatingwithAaron thank you so much for this info!
@@adamniewiarowskiadam3369 Of course! Keep me posted if it helps you out or not!
@@SkatingwithAaron it’s been a while but i’ve finally got good rolling shuv its, honestly 90% of it was commitment.
@@adamniewiarowskiadam3369 That’s awesome way to go! Love that recognize “of what’s committed“. I feel like committing is 3/4 the battle more often than not!
Nah fakie WAAAY easier, nollie took me a bit to get used to but ig it different for everyone
Yeah I feel like nollie is easier for me, but fakie just feels more rewarding. Either way they’re fun to do! Welcome and thanks for commenting! 🙌🙏
Really solid trick tip Aaron, love how you break these down. Shuv-its have been a staple for me for such a long time and definitely are one of those basic tricks everyone should know! Great video man!
Thanks Neil I appreciate the positive feedback! I agree 100% that this is a trick everyone need to learn. Can help them get past the fear of their feet leaving the board and landing back on it. Hopefully it helps some folks!
The Nollie tip is what got me to understand this truck better. But this trick is so simple and clean but if you bust it out in a line then it makes the line look that much cooler in my opinion.
Another great video man. Can't wait to see what tips you have for the pop shuv it.
Glad someone else was thinking about it the same way. Goofing around and trying nollie was the first shuvit I ever landed because I couldn’t do it regular. Soon after I started nailing them.
I agree 100% on the line! Even if it’s just an Ollie and then a shuvit, these are one of the easiest tricks to start linking others together and they still look great. Great way to switch your board back around after a pop shuvit as well! 😉
I really like doing these fakie. Nice tutorial.
Yeah I’m not sure why but fakie seems the most satisfying to me. Lol. Guess I’m weird! 😅
Nicee loving the tutorials!
Thanks man I appreciate that!
Hello Aaron, I am having major issues with shuv its. I just started to learn skateboarding about 2 months ago, I am OK with my pushes so I wanted to learn some tricks and shuv it is the first one most of youtube skateboard learning channels say is the easiest; but I have been struggling in for almost 1 month. I am unable to get the skateboard to rotate - I get on it, do the proper foot placement; jump - push back and the board does not move. With shove its; do you do like a kick turn move with the back foot (as it is shown in the 04:00 of the video), meaning pushing the back wheels down? Or do you just jump forward not straight up and slide your foot back to rotate the deck. Could you maybe shoot a video when you are shoving the board so we may see how you move the back foot on the deck from your point of view. Maybe I am uniqely untalented for the shuv it but I am determined and get crazy angry because I am not able to do it - almost thinking quitting to learn to skateboard!
Hey Emir! First off don’t get too frustrated. Skateboarding is extremely hard to learn, but will also be extremely rewarding if you stick with it! In my mind you need to be able to push comfortably, do tic tacs, kickturns, and even small manuals before trying shuvits. Shuvits are extremely hard for beginners as it’s the first trick you learn where your feet actually leave the board. This is scary for most, and it’s easy to not fully commit even if you think you are! I show pov examples at 1:10 in this video, but I can certainly make another video showing more examples/ angles. Thanks for the suggestion/ request! FYI, I do push down slightly on the tail but focus more on swiping behind me to get the rotation. If you push straight down too much you’ll start to do a pop shuvit instead. That or the board won’t go anywhere because you haven’t learn to control it yet. Hopefully this helps you a bit. Keep me posted if not, and possibly send me a video showing your attempts so I can give you direct advice!
@@SkatingwithAaron Hello Aaron, sorry to bother again. But do you jump off of your front foot or back foot for a shuv it. In my head I feel like I need to jump off with my back foot as the tail need to go down to provide space for the wheels to turn, this step isnt explained in or emphasized on many videos so I am quite confused here.
@@emirtanju Hey bud. You’re not bugging me at all. You’re jumping with both feet, but with a bias towards your back foo. This is because you have to push the tail down while your front foot lifts up! This is something you’ll really start to learn with Ollie’s. Are you able to push comfortably without falling? Are you able to do a manual on flat ground? I made a video for you and just posted it today if you haven’t seen it yet: th-cam.com/video/QAJdjqywdTs/w-d-xo.html
My board always flys out to behind me.
Best guess is you’re not swiping down and forward with your back foot. You do need a slight push forward to keep the board even with you.
@@SkatingwithAaron what do you mean swipe forward? In case the confusions on my part, im a goofie footed and my issue is with normal (non nollie) shuvits.
@@TheDisplacerBeast You say non-nollie so do you mean fakie shuvits, or just regular shuvits?
@@SkatingwithAaron regular, but i was worried saying that would lead to confusion as im goofie footed, so the direction might change.
@@TheDisplacerBeast Still the same concept. If your body position is even over the board and it’s still going behind you, then it may be your swiping motion. When you go to scoop with the back foot pretend like you’re drawing the letter J. This will give you a slight forward motion at the end to hopefully keep the board even with you.
1:06 -Timestamp for slo-mo
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I did not see the P-apple!
Lol, I purposely left it out on this one. Wanted to see if people are still looking past the giveaway. So far your the first to comment. Glad someone was looking 😔
@@SkatingwithAaron Im sad there was no pineapple 🤘next Trex will be way more tricky to find!
@@UNDERFLIPED Ha, well I’m glad someone misses it! Looking forward to finding the little guy! 🦖
I subbbed ill be back if i end up landing it
Welcome to the channel! You got this! Let me know if you have any questions as I’m always here to help! 🙌
@@SkatingwithAaron Hey just got back from a session every time i get close my left foot (the poping foot) always goes under and the board lands on top
@@Sim8n Good update! Sounds like you’re getting the rotation but since the board is landing over your back foot it’s a simple fix. This tells me that you’re not staying in the air long enough for the board to complete the rotation. Means you either need to jump up higher with both feet, or simply focus on getting your back foot (popping foot) up higher into the air. If you film yourself I bet you’ll notice you drop it to the ground shortly has popping!
@@SkatingwithAaron Alright I'll try to jump higher i think my muscle memory is forcing me to put my foot down i will try to break the habit
@@Sim8n I hear you on the muscle memory. Sometimes when we don’t fully commit and then we try the trick over and over that way. It’s a tough habit to break!
Thank you for this !
Sounds like you found it helpful which is awesome! Thanks for letting me know!
For me a simple shove it is way harder than a kickflip
It’s funny how mental this sport is! I’m the opposite. Shuvit all day, but kickflips are horrible for me!
Nice tutorial mate🔥🤟
Much appreciated! 🙌
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Interesting tip to try this nollie, I’ve been learning it under my normal stance and it’s challenging to train your mind to jump forward with the board after it scoops. Thanks Aaron!
You’re welcome! It worked for me. Let me know if it actually helps you or not!