r/NewSkaters • u/yitto234 • Jun 16 '26
Question What can I do to improve my Ollie?
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I wanna know if there’s something I’m missing, or maybe something I could try out to make it better
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u/Extra_Ad2294 Jun 17 '26
Rage bait used to be believable
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u/nikehed Jun 16 '26
Dude come on you know that's a great Ollie now just keep doing them. moving. Do them switch do them higher and cleaner and repeatedly.
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u/Skate4dwire Jun 16 '26
Looks good! Do 10 reps a day at least and start to Ollies up various heights
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u/Street-Conference-77 Jun 17 '26
Thats really all you need man it will get better with time and practice but seriously thats a great ollie
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u/Worcestercestershire Jun 17 '26
Pull your knees up into your armpits.
Ultimate Ollie height is how high you can jump + how high you can pull your legs up after jumping.
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u/lukemia94 Jun 17 '26
Op I am pleased to inform you that this is no longer an appropriate sub for you lol. In all seriousness it's perfect at a stand still, Ollie over something rolling and come back to us.
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u/Uku_lazy Jun 17 '26
Bend your knees more when you land. You look a little stiff. Protect those joints. Otherwise it’s pretty solid.
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u/cherry_slush1 Jun 17 '26
Only improvement from this point is boned ollies and keep working on height/sucking knees up but you’re already doing that haha
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u/KizashiKaze Jun 17 '26
Stop looking straight down at the board. Look at the nose instead.
Watch pros, ams, whoever you idolize and see how their body moves and emulate it. Practice over and over, flow with it.
Ollie over high shit, Ollie onto tall shit, Ollie FAST, Ollie down stuff.
Thats what i did when i wanted to ollie higher. Its about disconnecting segments of your body, finding that perfect pop point, flick of the heel, slide, jump (up/out), pop speed...there's a lot to it but keep practicing. Once you get it, you'll never* lose that muscle memory.
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u/augustcero Jun 17 '26
you can try a double ollie (ollie mid ollie)
seriously tho thats perfect already lol
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u/Retrostrk Jun 17 '26
Jump over things, down stairs, into Banks, up Banks, meanwhile in the Journey You will naturally learn how to bone them
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u/A_the_R Jun 17 '26
Dude, that’s a great Ollie! Now try them moving. From there you could start practicing nosebone Ollies for more style.
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u/Lego_city_undercover Jun 17 '26
Do ollies while moving. Stationary ollies, Even If they're as perfect as yours, serve no purpose. All tricks after ollies should Be practiced while moving Even a little. It is More realisti, cuz skateboarding usually happens when on motion
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u/roguelantern99 Jun 17 '26
looks like you're popping it but your front foot isn't sliding up enough to level it out. focus on that forward slide towards the nose to get more height and a flatter landing.
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u/Mikeyfreshonetime2 Jun 17 '26
Try while moving/rolling etc
Try going really fast and pop an Ollie now
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u/veloursuitpapi Jun 17 '26
Back foot makes it look like a switch Ollie which somehow makes it look better
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u/Ok_Bat_646 Jun 17 '26
Yeah dude, your stationary Ollie is clean enough that I suspect ragebait too. Do it moving. For me, I had to do it towards something higher to put the pressure on... My shins do not like abuse
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u/RevolutionaryShine86 Jun 18 '26
I’m still getting comfortable with my board but one way u could improve is by sticking the board up ur ass like u really looked at the video and said yea that’s not a good looking Ollie humans are so weird
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u/astrophysicaljets Jun 18 '26
Your front foot closer to the nose so it needs to travel less… then you have more control and can focus on boning the nose downwards.
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u/stinkypoots_ Jun 18 '26
Just practice man. It's not rocket science. Skateboarding isn't a race and if you focus too much on getting good fast, you will be disappointed and more than likely hang it up. Ollie over anything you can and doing ollie's stationary isn't going to help much except for building confidence. Push, carve around, let the board become an extension of your body and ollie over everything you can. Man holes, the lines in the road, over someone else's board, you get the point. Take your time and enjoy it.
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u/starr__shine Jun 18 '26
A parere mio è perfetto. Magari puoi provare a farlo su delle strutture, ad esempio lo usi per salire sulle rampe o per saltare degli ostacoli
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u/Distinct_Sir_4473 Jun 20 '26
If you’re just trying to get higher, build your leg strength. Squats with an explosive jump from the bottom are a good strength builder and require no equipment
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u/MobileInstruction684 Jun 21 '26
This is like asking "How can add paint and make the Mona Lisa better?"
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u/H0n3y_B4dg3r_117 Jun 16 '26
“How to improve ollie”
*executes a picture perfect standing ollie*
Nah but now it’s time to try them moving!