Ollie and Skateboarding Techniques

The video tutorial introduces basic fingerboard tricks, including the Shove It, Nollie Shove It, Fakie Big Spin, Ground Hospital Flip, and Ollie. Each trick is explained with detailed instructions on finger positioning and movement. The tutorial emphasizes practice and patience, especially for the Ollie, which is more challenging. The video concludes with encouragement to experiment and practice various tricks.

What is the correct finger position for the Shove It trick?

• Three fingers on the board

• One finger in the center and one on the edge of the tail

• Two fingers on the tail

• One finger on the nose and one on the tail

What is a Nollie Shove It?

• A combination of a Shove It and a reverb

• A trick where the board spins 360 degrees

• A reverse of the Shove It

• A trick where the board flips upside down

What additional motion is included in a Fakie Big Spin compared to a Fakie Shove It?

• A manual

• A reverb

• A 360-degree spin

• A flip

What is the main finger used in the Ground Hospital Flip?

• Thumb

• Ring finger

• Index finger

• Middle finger

What is the first step in learning the Ollie?

• Using a chair to practice the motion

• Practicing on a table

• Practicing on a ramp

• Flipping the board upside down

Why does the instructor recommend using a chair to practice the Ollie?

• It allows for higher jumps

• It provides better balance

• It makes the trick easier to perform

• It helps to slow down the motion

What should you do after mastering the basic Ollie motion on your leg?

• Try it on a table

• Move to a ramp

• Practice on a skateboard

• Try it on a ledge

What is the purpose of setting goals when practicing the Ollie?

• To improve balance

• To learn new tricks

• To gradually increase the height of the Ollie

• To increase speed

What is the benefit of practicing different variations of the Ollie?

• It increases speed

• It helps to build muscle memory

• It makes the trick easier

• It improves balance

What is the main takeaway from the final section of the video?

• Use the best equipment

• Practice makes perfect

• Learn from a professional

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