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How to Do a Pop Shove-It on a Skateboard

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Do a Pop Shove-It on a Skateboard

This is a variation of your basic ollie requiring some serious liftoff.

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    Difficulty:
    Moderate

    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • Skate Rails
    • Skateboard Parts
    • Skateboard Trucks
    • Skateboarding Shoes
    • Skateboards
      • 1

        Set your feet up like you would for an ollie, with your front foot slightly further back than usual.

      • 2

        Hit your tail, but instead of pushing straight down and jumping straight up, push down and behind you with the ball of your foot.

      • 3

        Take your weight completely off your front foot so there is nothing to stop the board from turning. Once you have hit the tail and pushed down and behind you, the board should go into the air and start to turn under you.

      • 4

        Jump in the air above the board, and let the board come up to your feet.

      • 5

        Let the board hit your front foot when it is nearly as high as it can go.

      • 6

        Bring your back foot over and onto the board so your feet are on it like they would be at the peak of an ollie.

      • 7

        Return to earth.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Many people like to do this trick starting with their board backward, so it is done with the nose of the board instead of the tail. Both ways work.

    • Skateboarding is an inherently dangerous activity that can result in serious injury or death. We recommend that you seek proper training and equipment before attempting this activity.

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    Comments

    • broon1873 Feb 15, 2010
      People that are having trouble with keeping the board beneath them: I had this same problem until I realised that when I popped, I was scooping too early causing the board to turn slightly on the ground before going into the air. It made the board move away from underneath me. All I had to do was create a slight delay between the pop and the scoop and the problem was solved.
    • abatista5 Oct 31, 2009
      Yeah its all in the scoop man, nice job
    • elite1985 Apr 18, 2009
      I can't ollie good at all, but I'm great at pop-shove-its ...go figure!
    • elite1985 Apr 18, 2009
      I can't ollie good at all, but I'm great at pop-shove-its ...go figure!
    • darkseid Dec 29, 2009
      i dont put my foot in the middle, i put mines a lil close to the bolts for a lil more control

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