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Preventing Frontside 360 Nollie Mistakes

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Summary: Common frontside 360 nollie mistakes generally result from under-rotating or over-rotating the skateboard. See how to prevent common mistakes for frontside 360 nollies in this free video of skateboarding trick tips.

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"Some of the common mistakes made learning how to nollie 360 basically have to do with either under rotating or over rotating. Since this trick relies so much on your upper body if you swung too greatly it may cause you to continue going backside in the position and over rotate and not being able to roll away. One of the ways you can fix this is by turning just enough but not too much. The thing about the nollie 360 is your momentum is headed in the direction that you are heading forward off the nose so it is a lot easier for you to over rotate. If you have trouble under rotating that just means you need to bend down and twist a little more before you go into the nollie 360 and this will help you to under do it and be able to go just far enough. One of the other things that complicates the nollie 360 is that sometimes people aren't able to land with their foot on tail at the very end of it and this will help and then help you rotate the last bit of it and get the feeling also of rolling away forward a little cleaner so remember when you nollie on the last degree of the turn if your feet are on the tail then you are probably going to be able to fix it and roll away straight and this will help you learn nollie 360's."

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