nollies

[notmartianmatt]

i read a tread about nollies and i learnt 2 do them about 4 inches high after about 15 minutes tryin them after never tryin them b4 but wen i try 2 nollie moving the board stops and i keep moving. how can i keep the board under me?

[edward]

i found that it helps to slide your foot a little earlier than when you usually ollie. or you could just do switch ollies instead of nollies.

[FreestylinFreak]

what helped me was thinking about keeping my weight over my slideing foot when im in the air. you feel almost liek you are jumping backward but you dont, and it really helps with your slide

[globesk8er]

ed is right, it is better to slide your foot before you nollie.

[tryhard_skater]

can sum1 please tell me the difference between a switch ollie and a nollie?

[son_gohan]

what helps me to nollie moving is (i'm regular) i push and pop the board with my left foot way in front of me in the exact direction that i'm going or else you'll do a nollie shuvit and at almost the same time i bring my right foot really high directly under me and level the board off, catch it with my left foot and land. it's like you're doing one of those karate kicks toward the floor.
hope that helps!

[DarkHawk2-2]

think of what u do with fakie ollies?

[hullo]

Originally posted by tryhard_skater
can sum1 please tell me the difference between a switch ollie and a nollie?

Sure!

Switch Ollie: The opposite stance. Where you are riding the opposite stance of you. So if you're goofy then you ride regular.

Nollie: You go to the nose of your board and just slide your foot the opposite way.

[hullo]

Lol

[tryhard_skater]

thanx

[Ramp]