Comments on: How to Do a Frontside 360 Ollie on a Skateboard

on 6/30/2006 When doing a No Foot Boneless get enough speed (if you want to go big), crouch down on your board and do as if you would do with the regular boneless, but instead; kick as hard as you can on that tail (crouched down)and pick the board off the ground and land both feet on it. Master the regular Boneless first before trying this.

on 6/30/2006 Place footing the same as you would when doing an ollie. Then place right foot (if you ride goofy) off the end of the board. Ollie, and kick your foot out to the front of you. Quickly bring your foot back to land the heelflip.

on 4/2/2006 When you go to do your 180 or 360, make sure you achieve enough hight to rotate, then get ready. Now move your front foot one way and the back foot the other way as fast or as slow as you feel comfortable.

on 12/15/2005 To spin more when you are doing the 360 or the 180, you have to put your back foot on the bottom corner of the kick, then do the trick as normal.

on 11/22/2005 First, set up your feet in the ollie position. Put your front foot in the middle of your board, and your back foot on the kicktail. Bend your knees down (the lower you bend, the higher you'll go), then jump up in the air. While you jump, kick the kicktail lightly then slide your front foot up to the top of the nose. Extend your legs, and come down. When you hit the kicktail, do not forget to extend your legs a little before you hit the kicktail, and then jump. Also, don't lean back too much on your landing.

on 11/22/2005 When you land this trick, do not land on the tail with only one foot or vice-versa. If you do, your skateboard will fly up and hit you in the kneecap.

on 11/22/2005 You should practice by trying to 360 off the side of a large, stable box. This will give you more time in the air, getting you comfortable with the rotation before you put all your power in the ollie.