Before you learn how to 5-0 to fakie on a ramp you should first feel comfortable with: -How to axel stall -How to 5-0 Weight Distribution: When you come up and do the 5-0 to fakie, your weight will be similar to how it is for a regular 5-0. It will be mostly over the…
Kurtis Colamonico teaches you how to 360 on a skateboard. In this video, Kurtis shows you the proper foot positioning, upper body placement, where to look, and how to scoop the board. -Before you learn 360’s, you should first feel comfortable with doing 180’s at least 15 inches high. You will need this height in…
Rob teaches you how to do a big spin by showing you the proper foot placement, balance, and momentum in order to land the trick. The first step with them big spin is to get the spin down. Other tips: -Learn shuv-its prior to trying the big spin -Focus on the 360 spin first -Get…
The fakie big spin is an awesome looking trick, and it can be fairly consistent once you get it down. Â It is a cool looking trick, but in reality, it is not all that hard to learn. Â Before you learn how to do a fakie big spin, you should first learn how to shuvit. Â The…
Check out this video below that Rob made on how to have better balance on your skateboard! Balance is the Starting Point to Skateboarding- LAND MORE TRICKS Balance is crucial in skateboarding. It affects your tricks and all transportation aspects of skateboarding. It is important to be aware of your center of balance at all…
Okay, I got some questions on my blog about how to ollie higher: Hey Rob, I’m having trouble with getting my ollies up. I have follow the two steps you said to do. I am popping the board and I am also sliding the front foot up to the nose with power. Unfortunately, my ollies…
What is the Ollie & Why Should You Learn it? The ollie was invented in 1977 by a pro skater named, Alan Gelfand. It is essential to learn how to ollie to be able to do almost all over skateboard tricks. The ollie is the “root” trick for nearly all skate tricks. Â It must be…