To do an ollie kick-flip, set up like an ollie but place your front foot more to the heel edge of the board.Your front foot should be slanted just a little.

Do an ollie, Bending your knees and pop your board, but slide your foot out at a diagonal and flip, Flick your front foot off the tip of the nose making it flip, the board.

Lift your feet up and out of the way and wait for your board to flip horizontally 180 degrees. Try and keep your feet over the bolts.

Catch the board with your back foot, then place your front foot on the board to level it out.

Bend your knees and land, absorb the shock and roll away.

~ Other Tricks ~

The Ollie
A fundamental manueuver that leads to more tricks.

The Frontside 180
Doing an Ollie while rotating 180 degrees.


Basic Grinds & Slides

Railslide
Sliding on the underside of the deck, either on the sidewalk edge or handrails or poles.

Noseslide
Sliding on the underside of the nose end/front of the board.

Crooked grind
Grinding on the front trucks.

5-0 grind
Sliding along with only the back truck in contact with the edge. Also called a manual grind.

50-50 grind
Sliding along with both trucks in contact with the edge.

Nose maunal
A wheelie on the front two wheels.

 

.: Skate Slang :.

Acid Drop:  Dropping off something such as a ledge, and landing on the bottom.

Air: What you get when you hit a ramp or fly off a ledge. Any time a skater and board  leave the riding surface together.

Ali oop: Spinning in the air the opposite way you are traveling. Mainly used on quarter pipes, halfpipes and transitions.

Backside: A move where a skater's back faces an obstacle.

Coping: The material on the edge of a ramp or pool used for grinding or sliding.

Dropping in: When a skater goes down a ramp from a still position.

Fakie: Riding backwards

Frontside: A move where a skater faces an obstacle.

Grab: When a skater reaches down and grabs the deck of the skateboard.

Grind: To scrape one or both axles on the edge of an object.

Nollie: Like an ollie, but instead of snapping the tail down you snap the nose down to get air.

Slide: When any part of the deck slides on a surface.

Stall: Resting a part of your board on something for a second or two.

Street skating: skating on streets, curbs, benches and handrails.

Transition: Refers to any curved incline rising from a flat riding surface.

Vert skating: Skating on ramps and other vertical structures designed for skating.