How To Ollie One Foot | Skateboarding Trick Tips

What this video teaches

Mike at Skate Warehouse gives the shortest possible version: if you can ollie, you can do this. He sets his front foot right at the back of the front bolts and his back foot square on the tail, at whatever rolling speed is comfortable. The only change from a regular ollie is that instead of stopping the front foot slide to level the board out, you keep pushing it straight off the edge of the nose, which levels the board for you and produces the one foot shape. Then you simply let the board come back down and land with the front foot back on top.

Key tips

• 1Front foot at the back of the front bolts, back foot square on the tail, at your normal comfortable rolling speed
• 2Pop exactly like a regular ollie
• 3Instead of stopping the front foot slide to level the board, keep pushing it straight off the edge of the nose
• 4Pushing the foot off is what levels the board out and creates the one foot effect
• 5Let the board come back to the ground and land with the front foot back on top of it

Summarized from the video transcript.