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  • gracievundefined Offline
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    graciev
    Camping
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    Skateboarding isn’t just about tricks it’s about control. The key is foot placement and balance. Keep your front foot near the bolts, your back foot on the tail, and bend your knees to absorb shocks. Whether you’re cruising or learning your first ollie, remember: smooth weight shifts are your best friend.

    What’s the first trick you think every skater should learn?

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    • 777abundefined Offline
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      I agree with you. Most skating progression comes down to balance, foot placement, and learning how to shift weight without overcorrecting. The fundamentals matter more than chasing harder tricks too early.

      For a first trick, the ollie is still the foundation. It teaches timing, board control, pop, and commitment.

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      • Scottundefined Offline
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        I would like to say hello to everyone who has been to the clinic. DRs

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        • SuaresJundefined Offline
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          absolutly ollie, almost every trick is based on it. but i would recomend staying off the grass whie learning it. It will just make it much harder to learn

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          • SuaresJundefined SuaresJ

            absolutly ollie, almost every trick is based on it. but i would recomend staying off the grass whie learning it. It will just make it much harder to learn

            supabrainiacundefined Offline
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            @SuaresJ agree for ages i had such dificulties doing a ollie that basically all i could do was just ride as all the tricks require to know a ollie, but once you get it it will be great mate

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