By
eHow Sports & Fitness Editor
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Things You’ll Need:
- Skate Rails
- Skateboard Decks
- Skateboard Helmets
- Skateboard Pads
- Skateboard Parts
- Skateboard Trucks
- Skateboard Wheels
- Skateboarding Shoes
- Skateboards
Step1
Roll at a comfortable speed, and hit your tail like you would for a normal ollie.
Step2
Begin to suck up your legs and the board as you turn your shoulders, and open up your hips so your chest goes toward the front.
Step3
Push down slightly with your front foot when you have reached the peak of your ollie. This will help guide the board through the rest of the 180-degree turn.
Step4
Level the board out right before you land by bending your legs and pushing down with the rear of the board.
Step5
Be loose when you land, and try to avoid pivoting on your front wheels too much.
Comments
monkeyninjami said
on 6/18/2007 are you supposed to kick your back foot?
Anonymous said
on 2/12/2007 I find it much better to put my back foot on the very end of the tail when doing a front side 180 ollie.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 When you're doing an ollie and both feet are in the air, slam your foot on the front of the board.