5 Types of Ollies

Just a funny video that shows you 5 different ways to ollie! Not meant to be taken serious!
Instagram: @bru_town

[aaronpassmore]

*Mall grabs board* *looks around to make sure no one noticed*

[Jay-S]

“Who does ollies in a game of skate anyways?”
Me- *_Sweats profusely_*

[nodis]

Mfw the poser Ollie is the hardest out of all of these

[d]

as a begginer struggling with ollies I can confirm this is 100% accurate

[PopshotGaming]

I skated for years.
Some tips for newer skaters:

Ollie:
1. Get a good balance/riding balance ( trucks are not to lose or to tight)

2. Ride a bit on your board to get a feel for it.
 
3. Place your back foot towards the tail and your other foot half way up on the board. (maybe a bit higher depending on you)

4. with your back foot you want to push down on the tail, and this will raise your front trucks. Now do this a couple of times.
(Just lifting up the front truck until your tail touches the ground in back and back down.)
^ this is important because off of your tail you need to pop that so you can get air time with your Ollie
 
5. Now with your other foot that should be close to the middle of the board. Now this foot is going to slide up making a push
forward so when doing step #4 it'll level both trucks off the ground for an Ollie.

6. Gotta be confident and not afraid to get off the ground. You may mess up but practice makes perfect.
I quit skating 4 years ago and can still Ollie.

Good-luck and I hope this helps someone!
SKATE ON.

[rabidkyle]

The "I can't ollie" ollie is a boneless which is a trick in it's own right and a damned good one too

[godofpunk]

Skateboard bruh: “and you want to grab it by the handle bar”

Me: *SCREAMING*

[tofolcano]

I like my ollies just like my pizzas.






🅱oneless

[ko]

The "I can't ollie" cracked me the fuck up. A few years ago I was convinced that I'd never be able to ollie so I set out to learn how to boneless instead, luckily I can laugh about it now.

[QuilledAngel]

What if i want my ollies, B O N E L E S S?

[raxo]

4:05 its actually called the LT + A trick

[Komplex_Music_]

"you know your doing good when the insoles of your shoes start to feel realy rough, it's actually called grip tape"
I laugh so hard

[rcgldr]

I recall old school (1970's) Ollies, no sliding of the front foot. Similar to a jump (board goes under, rider goes over something) motion, nearing the end of the jump motion, the front foot is lifted off the board, the rear foot pops up the board and is also lifted, the board ends up hitting the lifted front foot to level it out, just before hitting the lifted rear foot. It was mostly used for jumping from a street over a curb onto a sidewalk, about a 12 inch high Ollie. I don't know if this method was more difficult than sliding the front foot method, since there's a brief moment where both feet are completely off the board. Even with the modern front foot sliding method, I've seen slo-motion videos where the rear foot is lifted off the board.

[kelgame]

85 centimeter, how can you even ollie that high? I stopped skating because i could only ollie on flat and couldnt ollie over 15 centimeter

[logan]

it's fucking nice out, who trynna chil, smoke some loud feel me?

[felipegalindez]

Dude! Just came from a trip to the Netherlands and skated that same park (awesome spot). Keep it up with these tutorials man, they're great. Saludos from Argentina

[Justin-ztjq]

Your beginner ollie impression is perfect 😂😂. Just started skating and that's exactly what I do

[sprite]

Yo keep that doin' ! You'll be big one day :)
Greetings from germany ! <3

[MtnDewAHLIC]

Bruh why you gotta flame my ollies like that in #2 😭

[madebysleepy]

Instructions not clear 😕 got my deck stuck up my bum, nice video tho