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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
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elite1985
Apr 18, 2009
I can't ollie good at all, but I'm great at pop-shove-its ...go figure!
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elite1985
Apr 18, 2009
I can't ollie good at all, but I'm great at pop-shove-its ...go figure!
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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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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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RISH
Oct 11, 2008
hey..its me tricia.. im so hapi when i do the pop up tricia book.. because the popup tricia book is now sold out..in many schools here..oh,,its just,,, im so happi just sharing...
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RISH
Oct 11, 2008
hey..its me tricia.. im so hapi when i do the pop up tricia book.. because the popup tricia book is now sold out..in many schools here..oh,,its just,,, im so happi just sharing...
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samjstam94
Feb 08, 2007
i can sometimes shuv it in the grass but i cant do it on concrete because the board won't stay under me. what am i doing wrong?
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samjstam94
Feb 08, 2007
i can sometimes shuv it in the grass but i cant do it on concrete because the board won't stay under me. what am i doing wrong?
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mxrider018
Jan 06, 2007
Try to scoop it and not flip it to the side. Almost scoop the board under you and it will stay under you. Try to scoop it a little to the side though and it will rotate almost perfectly. Um also try it when you are rolling I find that it works better
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mxrider018
Jan 06, 2007
Try to scoop it and not flip it to the side. Almost scoop the board under you and it will stay under you. Try to scoop it a little to the side though and it will rotate almost perfectly. Um also try it when you are rolling I find that it works better
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eloc1994
Dec 28, 2006
Man I cant to a shuvit or a pop shuvit worth crap somebody give me some advice. I seem to lose my board every time.
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Aug 08, 2006
Place your front foot in the middle of the board and the back foot on the tail. Try and scoop your tail for maximum pop and slide your front foot off. Try and keep your front foot stationary so when the tail of the board flicks up your front foot will be ready to catch it. Stomp it on the bolts and roll away.
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Jul 28, 2006
When doing any trick, including the pop shove-it, your instinctive feeling is not to land on the skateboard. Your instincts make your legs hesitate, messing up your trick. This was a huge problem with me. Do the trick and don't think about injuries. Once you get over that instinctive hesitation you should land many tricks.
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Jul 28, 2006
When doing any trick, including the pop shove-it, your instinctive feeling is not to land on the skateboard. Your instincts make your legs hesitate, messing up your trick. This was a huge problem with me. Do the trick and don't think about injuries. Once you get over that instinctive hesitation you should land many tricks.
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Mar 22, 2006
Place the tip of your toe on the tail of the board. Place your front foot like you would for an ollie, except a little to the side. Pop the tail with your back foot and slide your front foot off the side of the nose. Your instinct will tell you to move to the side, but stay level.
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Mar 22, 2006
Place the tip of your toe on the tail of the board. Place your front foot like you would for an ollie, except a little to the side. Pop the tail with your back foot and slide your front foot off the side of the nose. Your instinct will tell you to move to the side, but stay level.
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Mar 21, 2006
First time I tried it, the board didn't turn properly and I landed on the board when it was on it's side and twisted my foot. That seriously hurt. But I guess you shouldn't be afraid of hurting yourself, as long as you're wearing pads.
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Mar 21, 2006
First time I tried it, the board didn't turn properly and I landed on the board when it was on it's side and twisted my foot. That seriously hurt. But I guess you shouldn't be afraid of hurting yourself, as long as you're wearing pads.
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Dec 30, 2005
When you are in the air, always spin with the board. If it goes left; you go left.
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Dec 30, 2005
When you are in the air, always spin with the board. If it goes left; you go left.
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Nov 22, 2005
When doing a pop shove-it, don't try to ollie and kick it to make it spin. As you ollie push your foot toward your body (or away, but toward is easier for most people) to make it spin. This will enable you to catch it higher with less effort.
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Nov 22, 2005
Do a manual at a slow speed (or even stationary). Try to lift your weight off the board by jumping, but not letting your feet lift off the board. Have your back foot take full use of the grip on the skateboard and behind you. At the same time, gently but quickly, push your front leg forward. Both movements of the feet will resolve in the board rotating. After the board has traveled 180 degrees, slam both of your feet down. You now have landed it. If you have a mini-skateboard, it is better to start practicing with that.
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Nov 22, 2005
Do a normal 180 kick turn, then jump round 180 to face the same way as you started.Keep practising until you can synchronize these two.
