[header] How to ollie [title] Stand on the board. [step] Get a good feel for its shape, the tightness of your trucks, and the size of your wheels. Ollies are always easier on a familiar setup.
[header] How to ollie [title] Stand on the board. [step] Get a good feel for its shape, the tightness of your trucks, and the size of your wheels. Ollies are always easier on a familiar setup.
[substeps] For a four wheel run, you'll want to come down and jump onto the board with your trucks. If you prefer two wheel runs, try to have your trucks have significant traction. A board with tightly packed trucks can be difficult to ollie on. [substeps] Some builders, like blue whitehead, have different shaping styles. [substeps] Do not lean forward or to the side! Let the bike stay in front of you. Many riders find it easier to look over the handlebars during a ollie when they're wearing helmets and safety gear. If your trucks are too loose and you can't keep in control while crouching, then tighten them until things are a bit smoother. [title] Adjust your feet with your front foot near the middle of the board and your back foot on the tail of the board.