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Keep practicing and work your way up to a corkscrew! 5. This looks the coolest out of the three ways to hit jumps and will make it much easier to learn other aerial tricks such as the indy grab, nose grab, melon grab, tail grab, frontside grab, and mute grab. For ollies, use the process that you learned above right as you are about to hit the lip of the jump. Once you are comfortable riding over jumps, you can move on to popping and ollie-ing off! To pop off the jump, you will suck both your legs up while still keeping a centered stance for a little extra height. When you land, absorb the impact with your knees and ride away! This is commonly referred to as a straight air!

Once you hit the lip, keep your stance centered over the board-don’t lean too far back or forward so you land nice and even.ĥ. While it's ok to take a few heel side or toe side carves to control your speed, try to avoid slowing down at the very last second as this throws off your balance.Ĥ. Ride straight at the jump with your hands at waist level over your tips.ģ. Find the smallest jump in the terrain park and start at a point far enough from the jump to get a little speed.Ģ. Read this for more on terrain park etiquette.ġ. Important Safety Tips: When hitting jumps, always make sure the landing is clear! If there is a line, wait until you see the person before you ride away so you can drop in safely. Then move on to popping off of it, and finally, ollie-ing or nollie-ing for maximum height! NollieĪerial maneuvers on jumps may look intimidating, but if you start off small and master the fundamentals, they are easy to properly hit! The first few times, you can just ride over the jump.

After you make contact with the snow, bend your knees to absorb the impact and ride away with loads of steeze.Ĭongratulations, you just landed your first ollie! Keep progressing, and you'll be ready to try your first backflip before you know it! It’s important to remember to NEVER land without bending your knees.

Once you reach your peak height in the air, you can straighten your legs out a little to meet the ground.

This will ensure that you have a nice flat landing.

After sucking your knees up, level out your legs in the air so your rear foot is as high as your front foot.

From there, suck your knees up to your chest by pulling your back leg into the air.

After you lean back, spring off that back foot, and pull your front foot up to get your nose into the air.

This will load your board up so it’s ready to pop off the ground!

Once you are ready, bend your knees to crouch down and look straight ahead.To start, you will be riding at a moderate speed in your regular stance.Once you learn to ollie, you can jump over obstacles, onto jibs, and start to flat ground spin. The ollie is a great first trick to learn because it is the basis for a lot of snowboard tricks.