i need some trick tips for a hardflip?
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to do a h flip you need to go much faster than you normally do because they are very high if you don't you don't get enough air to land it trust me to land on your head hurts so when you go to do an h flip what helps me is i twist my body just a lil bit just enough to flip and land and when i land to make it smoother i land at a 90 degree angle and do a kickflip but i hope this helps it does me if you need anymore help email me at skater_gurl_rawks@yahoo.com
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tricks what kind of tricks
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Try turning tricks.  Either way your gonna get F*U*C*K*E*D.
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make sure you have your board on turn it side ways and lean back hold on and your up \noh and get driver to go slow
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Can you fall???  \n\nThis is the best lesson you can learn!!!  Put your padding on <wrist guards, and knee pads are good>, and practice falling down.  Do this at least 100 times.  After the first 10 times, you'll get board and find creative ways to fall.  Once you've mastered falling, you can try anything without fear, and then you approach your new stunts <going backwards> just like you did with falling.\n\nBasically, you're screen name says it all ... it all came tumbling down!!!
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see wat u wanna do is put ur back foot on tha tail and then put ur front foot really close to ur back me i like to put ma front foot right above tha back trucks then u wanna pop up like an ollie then move ur back foot like a 360 pop shoveit and ur front foot like u would a kickflip and also if u keep landing on tha nose try to throw tha board a lil bit more in front of you
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when you go for your olie. move your front leg at about a 45 degree angle toward the nose instead of strait toward it. the board should atomaticaly flip.
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In order to kickflip you first need to perfect your ollie.  Once you have take a push, ollie and instead of sliding your front foot straight up slide on an angle to about your bolts and flick your ankle where the nose meets the flat section of the board.  You may have to practice it a hundred times before you land it.  Skating is about dedication.
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practice....its a little easier if you have a rear shock, but there is a delay with the shock due to more pre-load thats slows you down, so going over obsticles are timed differently,  i prefer hard tail.  level your cranks parellel to the ground (or close) push down with  your weight bending your knees, into the bike towards the ground, if youre using platform pedals angle your toes down so you have some grip on the pedals and shoes. after you preload down on the bike, use the energy from the preload to pull the bike upwards with your feet hooked to the pedals and up on the handlebar.  like your jumping with your bike under you.  you dont have to be going fast, you can even do it stalling (being still). and practice
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Hey homie i kno how to do some trick cuz i practice everyday and just look at Ronaldinho vids and try to copy them i can do most of his trick good luck
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i would suggest swinging on a downward plane...  It seems to work for me when i start to pop the ball up... just take like 50-100 swings from your back shoulder to ur front  knee.
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Work on style.  Learn how to flex your knees more.  If you dig ramps, keep your back foot off the tail, but centered over the bolts...\n\nLearn to use your shoulders to control your board.  That's actually the big secret in skating, that using your shoulders teaches you how to steer and pivot
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No, don;t lean foward! That leads to many bad habits trust me. Plus it makes landing other tricks hard. You want to stay as centered over the board as possible. Use your front foot to flatten your ollie after you pop it, not your whloe body.  Also you dont have to pop hard, all you need is to get the motion down. So when your trying to ollie just do this.\n\nMake sure you a centered on your board, not leaning in any crazy positions.\n\nMake sure your shoulders are parallel with your board.\n\nBend your knees with out leaning too much in any dirrection, dont bend too far either just far enough that youre comfortable\n\nget a good, solid pop, , dont pop as hard as you can. you will have less control.\n\nslide your foot and still, dont lean anywhere, just imagine your jumping straight up into the air.\n\nI find it also helps to sort of raise your arms up after you pop, the energy of your arms should help give your ollie morre height and can help you stay balanced in the air.\n\nfocus on landing solid... all 4 wheels hitting the ground at once\n\nbend knees for impact\n\nrepeat untill youve got it down.\n\nRemember you probably wont get it a first, just dont get mad, it will be easier to progress if your enjoying what youre doing. It also helps to break this down into little parts, focusing on one aspect of the trick at a time, and then you put them all together and you have a good ollie. yay
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You have to be really patient, because it takes months to even learn the basic tricks well.  Basically, one of the easiest tricks is the "manual," where you tilt the front part of the board up while you skate (you could also do it with the back part of the board).  You can use a manual to turn around while skating.  Also you can do a trick (I think it's called "a pop-shove-it") where you basically spin the board 180 degrees from under you without your body actually moving in a different direction.  One more trick is the "ollie," which is basically a jump trick.  It's complex to explain, but you basically slam the back of the board down and shift the front foot forward while you raise your back foot and move that foot forward as well.\n\nBasically, if you're completely new at skateboarding, try skating around, increasing your speed, turning, and generally balancing well before you try any tricks.  These tricks should be started when you're still (i.e. not moving forward) and gradually you should be able to do them while moving slowly.\n\nTry http://www.skateboard.com/ for some trick tips and videos.
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well, did u did it the right way? ok here's a tip if you want to jump. this trick is called an "ollie." an "ollie" is by taping the end of the board off the ground or on a ramp. by doing this you well have one foot by the tail of the board and the other foot in the middle of the board. also, bend ur knee while doing this trick also. ok since u got the position, go do it. don't do it while ur moving because this made cause injuries. ok get balance on the board while doing this. tap the tail of the board and jump a little bit and that will make the "ollie." if u want to make a flip. i'll tell u this is complicated to do. what kind of flip do u want any way? because the "ollie" the the easiest trick. do u want me to teach u how because i'm been skating for 1 year and 5 months and i'm a pro. it's easily if u r confidante on doing it and hangin out with the pros and also lookin up on the internet for tricks help.
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This looks like a great place to check out how to do tricks. I clicked on a few of the links, and step by step pictures come up along with the how to guides..\n\ngood luck.\n\nhttp://skateboard.about.com/od/tricktips/\n\nclean link.
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Basically you use your edge. Try standing flat on your snowboard, now lift your toes a little so that the heel side edge digs into the snow, point your nose down the slope, and you should start sliding downhill. Adjust the angle at which you point your nose to make wider turns. \n\nIf you ride goofy you would do the same but with your heels lifted so your on your toes, riding the toeside edge. \n\nNow I'll tell you how to actually turn. Lol.\n\nYour going down the slope, hopefully the bunny slope at this stage. You want to stop so you ride your edge and gently point your nose so that its sideways, or so that you are facing the bottom of the mountian. This is a J turn, you basically make a J shape when you turn. \n\nNext are C turns, they are basically a J turn, but instead of stopping, you ride your opposite edge into another turn in the opposite direction of which you started. So if you ride normal, you would ride your heel side edge down, then start turning to your left hand side, and shift your pressure from heelside to toeside. Again this turn looks like a C. \n\nI fell a LOT when I first started, but some hardcore practice helped a lot. Try the bunny hills first, they might be lame, but you can really hurt yourself if you gain speed and cant stop on the slopes. For example, I almost broke my wrists, elbows, and shoulders because I kept skidding when I wiped out. \n\nGood luck though, and have fun!