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  • Nicholas Bennett Parrell Feb 02, 2011
    The best way to get the tail of the board to follow your feet up is to think of the popping of the board as the actual jump. It is not popping then jumping but jumping to create the pop. If you do this then the back of the board should follow you up and then you can push down with your front foot to even it out in the air.
  • Luke Jackson Dec 23, 2010
    the tail doesn't come up with my back foot so the board stays on the ground. what do i do? help!
  • SAm WoOds Oct 01, 2010
    The tail of the board won't come up in the air with me when i push on it and slide my front foot. What am i doing wrong?
  • kieoooo Jul 22, 2010
    Im thinking of starting skateboarding but i want to know, is there like an ideal weight or height, cause im 6 foot, and big built not big as in fat but big as in i go the gym alot :D
  • baileyhill Jul 03, 2010
    im new and im only 10 i need to learn the steps. I searched crap on youtube but that was all just crap so yeah can someone tell me a good web sight to search how to do a ollie for me.
  • jojojames Apr 04, 2010
    Best ollie how-to I've seen yet. I actually got some air on these instructions!
  • s8erguurl Mar 14, 2010
    I'm brand new to skateboarding...what would you say is the best type of board?
  • frittle Feb 09, 2010
    i could never do an ollie, but ill try it! 5 star article.
  • sankakku45 Sep 01, 2009
    Great tips! I could never ollie more than like 1.5 ft of the ground. I'm amazed to see guys like Mike Vallely clear 4 ft!
  • madness12 Aug 19, 2009
    i already new how to ollie but now i dow it a lot better now i have a better chance of landing2 a kickflip

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