7 Onewheel tricks every rider should know! (Easy Onewheel tricks tutorial)

With the help of two Onewheel experts and one reckless lunatic, we share 7 easy(ish) tricks every Onewheeler ought to know. Be sure to pad up and wear a helmet before trying this at home!

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[followdon]

The production quality of this video made me think this was an ad. Brilliantly produced, informative, and entertaining. Y'all are my channel's role model. Kudos!

[SuperCleary]

This is easily the best onewheel tricks video on the internet. Actually seeing a novice go through the process was a fantastic teaching aid.

[johnhesse]

Great video! Consider pads (protective gear) when learning new tricks...keeps the emergency room visits to a minimum.

[DanteYewToob]

After learning and riding a onewheel for a bit... I'm even more impressed by these tricks now. Night one, a slight hump in the pavement threw me off, now I can skip small jumps and handle small drops and smooth grass or dirt.
But these... I'll need a lot more practice first.

[ShredLights]

Gotta learn that kerb slide... Great video 👏

[gerryortiz]

Great video!!! Love the rookie aspect so we can see the common errors and what we can expect when we start practicing.

[firdaushbhadha]

First thing I would recommend is putting some hours into riding Switch/Fakey, before doing anything. Having enough confidence to take over which ever side is safest is probably what gives me the most confidence. Needing to end a trick on a sepcific side adds unneeded fear factor and mental resistance. Given that tricks, especially with the OneWheel are "fall till it work" style tricks, having every tool at your disposal to bail (two feet), stop or just ride through, is very effective. Its also a good saftey tip when you are around folks. Fair warning, I am one of those rare breads who don't even know which skate/snow/onewheel side is dominant. P.S. its not a good thing. I am right handed but ride goofy.

[hmpgiverise]

Great video! It’s nice to see the tricks slowed down so I can wrap my head around the process better. Funny too! 👍

[joejett]

thanks for the nice Vid. Watching jamie try to land was a funny touch, but I could use more focus on the correct examples!

[ketowolf]

Good video work, and good trick video. It's genuinely refreshing to see somebody go through the process of learning these actually.

[YoungFilmmaker]

Such a good video buddy! I hope this video helps the community learn these awesome tricks. I can’t wait to collaborate again soon 🤙

[PersonalelectrictransportUk]

These two! Absolute mad skills. Well done 👏

[sugasean]

I’m a snowboarder and I can’t wait till I get one of these

[tjfromreno]

Nice vid. Just started posting some rough rides. Can’t wait to practice curb nudges. Thanks for the Mission riding tip 🍻

[codyccornwell]

Sweet video, funny clips, and sick tips, you guys killed this. Keep it up!

[cutthroat]

I think almost all the tricks look cool. I can do most of them sloppily, but what I won't even bother learning is ghost riding. It looks sloppy even when done properly lol. Awesome video btw, great production quality and very entertaining/informative. I lol'd several times.

[TheShazstar]

This was cool Great tips for a newbie. Subscribed.

[TheXone]

I wish you had 1 mil. subs one day!! Great channel!!!

[memyself]

i like how you guys show the mistakes that people make
it took me about 2 days to learn curb nudges

[marchstoneytony]

I thought I'd been abusing my one wheel. This is amazing to see