HOW TO 360 POP SHOVE IT THE EASIEST WAY TUTORIAL
HOW TO 360 POP SHOVE IT THE EASIEST WAY TUTORIAL by Braille Skateboarding is a skateboarding tutorial for the Frontside 360 Shove-it. Aaron Kyro's fix for a 360 pop shove it: placing the ball of the back foot right on the tip of the tail rather than centered, which keeps the board spinning flat instead of flipping.
What this video teaches
Aaron Kyro's fix for a 360 pop shove it: placing the ball of the back foot right on the tip of the tail rather than centered, which keeps the board spinning flat instead of flipping. Distinctive angle: the front foot is framed as a fail-safe that should stay on the board through the rotation to prevent primo landings, drilled in stages before removing it.
Key tips
- Put the ball of your back foot right on the tip of the tail rather than centered, this is the key fix for keeping the board flat through a full rotation
- Pop straight down hard with your back foot to drive the 360 rotation
- Leave your front foot on the board as much as possible through the pop, it acts as a fail-safe that keeps the board from flipping
- Bend your back knee through the rotation so the board has room to spin underneath you, then extend it to land
- Drill it back-foot-only first: pop straight down and try to keep the board flat with your front foot completely off
- Progress to stepping off with the back foot while keeping your front foot flat on the board through the spin
- Don't worry if the board turns or lands primo during the back-foot-only drill, that gets solved once your front foot is added back
- Have your basic pop shove-its and kickflips solid before attempting the full 360 version
Summarized from the video transcript.
Teaches
Frontside 360 Shove-it