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What is a Half Cab?
How to Position Your Feet for a Half Cab
How to Pop for a Half Cab
How to Slide Your Foot for a Half Cab
How to Rotate Your Shoulders for a Half Cab
How to Suck Up Your Feet for a Half Cab
How to Land a Half Cab
How to Half Cab Down a Curb
How to Half Cab Up a Curb
How to Half Cab Over a Board
How to Half Cab a Gap
How to Half Cab Down Stairs
How to Half Cab on a Ramp
How to be Creative with Half Cabs
How to Avoid Common Half Cab Mistakes
Summary: Learn how to slide your foot for a half cab on a skateboard from a skateboarding expert in this free how-to video on performing tricks on a skateboard.
Joshua Blankenship has been skateboarding for seven years. His passion for the sport led him to work at the Key West skatepark and give lessons to children. He continues to skateboard...read more
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"JOSHUA BLANKENSHIP: Hi. My name is Joshua Blankenship with Expert Village and I'm going to teach you the proper way to slide your foot for a frontside half cab. Okay, so you got a good foot position and a good pop, the next step is to slide your foot around for the frontside half cab. So--all right. Okay, so your foot position and you pop it. So when you pop an Ollie, you slide your foot forward and the board levels out, and for the half cab you pop the board and you slide it to the side, so when you spin your shoulders around, you slide your foot to the side and the board should level out about here, then you finish your rotation and you're right on the bolt. And that's how you slide your foot for a frontside half cab."
eHow Article: How to Slide Your Foot for a Half Cab
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