How to Ollie Higher than your Friends - Skateboard Street

Whether you’re just getting started on or you’ve been skating for a while, this is the perfect tutorial for you. We put a ton of work into it and we hope you enjoy it!

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[crowdsurferx]

This is so true. If I don't feel confident in my ollies, than I don't feel comfortable doing 90% of the tricks I can already do. Your ollies are what give you confidence and power

[yunusjagot]

Hey Mitchie, Beginner 28 year old skater here from the UK. Your attention to detail and ability to correct your students is incredible!
Keep up the great work!
Love your videos man - super helpful!
Thanks
Yunus

[anthonydinatale]

This guy is such a gem. So patient and skillful. Discovered him after Braille shut down. Hopefully he's not a scientologist *cough* Aaron Kyro *cough*

[SheepYT]

would love a simple "how to do a ollie for begginers" video from you

[cjreed]

This dude is a genius at explaining every detail in a single aspect of skating thanks so much

[uffu]

Riding switch helps in terms of understanding the correct balance point. 🙏🏻

Think about it. You HAVE to balance on your toes (both feet) so, the more comfortable you are skating switch, the more likely you are to balance correctly and, hence, pop higher.

Regardless, your explanations are the best out there. 🙏🏻

[SuperDoctorprofessor]

You talk about skating in a way that is so, so helpful. Mitchie, thank you! Keep posting!

[Greenup]

Dude your videos are so helpful and inspiring thank you from a 36 year old skater getting back on the board

[deez_gainz]

This content is so useful! Do you think you can make a video on backside 180s?

[bobbybottleservice]

@SKATEiQ you’re a natural teacher and I have no doubt this channel will grow a lot

[蕭立宏-ub]

I feel so lucky to find your channel. I saw few pro skaters share their own technique actively and precisely. I just skate 2.5 yrs and after applying those trick tips you gave, I found them improve my tricks so well. I now struggle with mini ramp tricks, and I wonder if you can make a series of tutorials about mini ramp tricks for beginners? I will be super appreciate it.

[primitivearthtech]

facts this is exactly what i do to warm up every single time i skate too- as well as dif variations of ollies like fakie and half cabs… throw in some mannys and it’s a warmup i can’t skate without & it absolutely helps to build consistency throughout your skating

[johndrinkwater]

This guy is an awesome teacher. Loving his vids

[Reyflatt]

Ha at 48 years old "do my legs feel weak?" Yes sir. But this channel has already helped in relearning. I never thought of this stuff when I was 13.

[radarshak]

I started skating at 26, i am 28 now and my ollies are almost knee high. Next is 180 Ollies. 😁Thanx for the tips man. You really help me a lot.

[joelfloresjr]

man i need to learn how to ollie like this

[LuLzezRoflcopter]

Warming up those hip flexor muscles 😊 super important muscle when raising your legs like this

[Jonifico]

Hey, man! Could you please make a video on how to Ollie for beginners? I know there's a million out there but nobody talks about this like you. Y'know, common mistakes, how to think about it, etc.? Could help a lot of folks and help you get really out there bc everybody searches that

[realdopewater]

Thanks I enjoyed this. Do you have a full straight Ollie tutorial? Been working on mine but feeling a bit stagnant.

[sgodfrey]

I wasn't expecting to see Nobel Park Skatepark south of Melbourne 🤪