The Moving Ollie

Have you mastered Ollieing in the crack yet (no pun intended:))? Well, if you have, then you can move up a step. Ollieing while moving is a lot of fun, and it will lead you to bigger tricks like the kickflip or the pop shove-it. For the moving Ollie to be successful, you need to go somewhere where there is a long stretch of road or pavement. Start pushing until you get going pretty fast, not too fast though. Now if you're comfortable, do an Ollie. Remember to stomp your back foot and slide your front foot. Practice this until you've got the hang of it. Once you get the hang of it, find something small, preferably a pencil. Can you Ollie over that? Well when you do, you can move onto something bigger. I am able to Ollie onto a curb. After you can Ollie over big things, you can start practicing on curbs. Ollie off and on curbs. Its a lot of fun when you are able to do it well. To help you remember to practice, you can set an alarm to go off at a certain time in the day. whatever works for you, I practice for thirty minuets every day. You can do thirty, forty-five, even one hour! Whatever you feel like you need to do to accomplish this trick. Keep practicing and don't stop when it gets hard.

This is a video of a skater who can show you how to do a moving Ollie: