Tricks

Heelflips require the right skills and pop to do properly, but the payoff is sweet. Mastering it will take your skating game to the next level. 

A hard flip is an easy trick to perform with simple steps. First, pop the board up with back foot. Flick the front foot diagonally. Keep the body centered. Catch and land with style.

A Frontside 180 requires intermediate skateboarding skills and moderate body control. When done right, this trick will surely impress. 

To perform a 360 flip on a skateboard, first start by positioning the feet right. Then pop and flick the board for spin. At the same time, rotate the body with timing. Finally, catch mid-air and land seamlessly. 

To do a varial heelflip start by positioning the feet for heelflip, pop the board’s tail, flick the heel diagonally, guide the board with front foot, land with control. Then repeat the process to practice.

There are a few different ways to shred the streets and a few skills to learn along the way including the basics, grinding, flatland tricks, manuals and creating a stylish street flow. Using these techniques will create the flair any skateboarder wants on the street. 

If you want to ollie like a pro, you’ve got to consider your foot position, weight distribution, timing, and more. So, it makes total sense to get an in-depth primer before hopping on your skateboard. By the end of this guide, you’ll have the instructional foundation you need to land ollie after ollie. 

A kickflip is sort of like an ollie, but instead of simply popping your board and landing, you’ll flick and spin your board before landing. The pros make it look easy – like one simple motion. But there are multiple steps you’ll need to execute for success. Keep reading for the simplest kickflip explanation you’ll find online. 

In this beginner’s guide, we’ll unravel the secrets of mastering basic rail and ledge tricks, equipping you with the knowledge to grind and slide with style. Safety comes first, so we’ll kick things off by delving into essential gear and precautions.