New skaters who first learn about ollie all experience the situation when you can bound high enough during an ollie but your board keeps turning. So how can you stop this? Here are some tips for better ollying. If you want to find out more about skateboarding tips and tricks, don’t hesitate to visit SkateAdvisors.
The most common reason that makes your board turn unwillingly is because of something you do while popping the board without noticing. There are some ways to fix this:
Have you ever heard about momentum? That is the crucial thing keeping your board from unintentional spinning. In a good ollie the momentum should be in the same direction as you move and you can do that simply by leaning forward a little bit.
Another useful tip you should try is to push your tail downward not toward or backward at the beginning of an ollie. Try to keep your shoulder square and above the board. Also your back foot can be moved a little instead of staying still.
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If all of these tips don’t improve the results, get someone to watch you and give you real time advice. Try to practice as much as you can and learn from failures.
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