Skateboard Tricks

The jump every other trick is built on: pop the tail, slide the front foot and level the board in the air.

An ollie popped off the nose while you keep riding your normal stance.

Pop an ollie and flick the nose off the heel-side corner so the board spins a full rotation under you.

The mirror of a kickflip: kick the nose out with your heel so the board flips the other way.

Pop the tail and scoop it behind you so the board spins 180 degrees without flipping.

A shove-it that spins forward: scoop the tail in front of you for a 180 rotation.

A pop shove-it that spins the board a full 360 degrees.

A kickflip combined with a 360 shove-it: the board spins all the way around while it flips.

A pop shove-it and a kickflip at the same time: the board spins 180 degrees as it flips.

A heelflip combined with a frontside shove-it, spinning the board 180 degrees as it flips.

A frontside shove-it and kickflip together, with the board flipping vertically up between your legs.

A backside shove-it combined with a heelflip, the board spinning inward toward you as it flips.

A heelflip combined with a frontside 360 shove-it: the hardest of the basic flip combos.

An ollie where you and the board turn 180 degrees, opening your chest to the direction of travel.

An ollie where you and the board turn 180 degrees with your back facing the direction of travel.

A kickflip combined with a frontside 180 body turn.

A kickflip combined with a backside 180 body turn.

A 360 shove-it while your body turns a backside 180 over it.

The board wraps vertically around your back foot in a full end-over-end rotation.

A kickflip done riding in your opposite stance.

A heelflip done riding in your opposite stance.

A kickflip popped off the nose while riding regular.

A heelflip popped off the nose while riding regular.

A kickflip done while rolling backward in your normal stance.

A wheelie on the back wheels, balancing without letting the tail touch the ground.

A wheelie on the front wheels, balancing with the nose just off the ground.

Step your front foot off and pop the board up with your back foot, then jump back on.

Grab the board, plant your front foot and jump, lifting the board with you.

Both trucks grind along a ledge or rail at the same time.

Grind on the back truck only, with the nose held up like a manual.

Grind on the front truck only, holding a nose manual on the ledge.

A nosegrind with the board angled so the nose edge slides as well as the truck grinds.

Grind on the back truck with the front of the board dipped below the edge.

Back truck grinds on a rail while the front of the board hangs over the far side.

Slide the middle of the board along a rail or ledge, perpendicular to it.

A boardslide where the tail goes over the rail first, so you slide with your back to the direction of travel.

Slide on the underside of the nose along a ledge.

Slide on the underside of the tail along a ledge.

Slide with the tail pressed on the ledge and the board pointing up, both trucks above the edge.

Ride into a ramp or bowl from the coping, the first thing every park skater learns.

Ride up the ramp, rock the front of the board over the coping, then roll back in fakie.

A rock on the coping, then a backside 180 kickturn back into the ramp.

Stall with both trucks on the coping, then turn and drop back in.

Turn on the back wheels high on the transition to change direction.

Launch out of the ramp facing the wall and grab the toe-side edge before landing.

Launch out of the ramp with your back to the wall, grab the heel-side edge and turn back in.

Turn 180 degrees above the coping and land with the middle of the board on it, then drop back in.