The boardslide, or railslide, depending on what you are sliding on, is an intermediate level trick, very popular and the basis for most other skateboard slide tricks. If you are comfortable doing a manual, ollie or 180, then you should try the boardslide. Read more »

The ollie is without a doubt, the most important skateboard trick and the base for many other tricks. You may already know how to do a ollie and be looking to improve or you might be saying, I can’t ollie, is there an easy way some secret to doing ollies that I just don’t get? Good news and bad news, there is no secret to how to do a ollie, but it is also a skate trick that will require a lot of practice. The following ollie tutorial will help you fly. Read more »

In order to learn how to pop shuvit on a skateboard (AKA pop shove it), it is recommended that you be comfortable landing a normal shove it. The pop shove it is performed in the air rather than just sliding the wheels across the ground and with practice you can even pop shuvit over objects or off of curbs, walls or fun boxes. Read more »

The nose stall is another easy beginner skateboard trick. It is called a nose stall because the trick consists of placing the nose of the deck on something like a curb, retaining wall, fun box, car bumper or whatever else you can think of and holding that position for a prolonged period of time (stalling out). Read more »

Learning the skateboard shove it is easier than you think and will prepare you for more complex skate tricks that involve some of the same basic foot movements. Read more »