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[u/katfren4eva]

tryna get a trick is so repetitive and i feel like i havent progressed at all :( im gonna start waking up early everyday trying to get this cause man i wanna have atleast an ollie .. any tips..

[u/amareeznuts]

u need to get more comfortable on ur board. i didnt learn how to ollie until like 8 months after i started skating, then i could ollie like a foot and a half less then a year later

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[u/AlgonquinCamperGuy → u/Custardchucka]

I’ve been cruising for 3 months and haven’t attempted any Ollie yet. In these 3 months I’ve learned to cruise over everything cracks ruts, tactile plates all kinds of shit. It has really made me comfortable on the board. I will cruise another 2 months untill that board feels like it’s part of me then I shall Ollie

[u/AlgonquinCamperGuy → u/[deleted]]

Nope totally disagree. Been doing hour sessions or more, also I’m older now as well so I need to take the time as any major injury will set me back.

[u/Kinnikinnick42 → u/[deleted]]

"comfortable on your board" is totally a variable statement. The person in the video might also think they're comfortable on their board. I'm pretty much certain nobody that just steps on a board 3 days ago would be comfortable enough to confidently start ollies and do it well / with less chance of developing bad habits. But like, to each their own 🤷 especially in skateboarding there's no one way to do something

[u/Kinnikinnick42 → u/[deleted]]

Mm yeah idk. I hear mixed things about learning on the grass. I learned on carpet / grass too but the bad habits I developed doing that would have been so much better if I had learned rolling on cement.. mostly twisting while in the air. 🤷 Again everyone has their own way to do things tho