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Ollie
Higher
First of all you need to be
able to Ollie a deck or 8+ Inches. If you can't then this might help you
but not as much. Just remember to practice.
One of the most important things is timing. A lot of people can Ollie
higher then they can Ollie on decks or hockey sticks. The thing is that
your highest point of your Ollie isn't right over top of the target.
A good thing to do is get a friend and do a normal Ollie over whatever you
like. Ask him/her to tell you when your highest point of your Ollie is. If
your highest point is before your target then go faster or Ollie later. If
your highest is past your target this means that you should go slower or
Ollie earlier. This is really important tip. If everyone could read they
would all improve there Ollie skills!
Ok now first of all the pop- It should sound really clean and it should be
as quick as possible. The quicker the better. Foot should be at the end of
the tail the very tip of it. When you pop and start to drag your drag
shouldn't make you go a lot higher but it should make you go 3 inches
higher. IT depends on your pop if you board is vertical than it should be
half the height of your board in the air. When you pop you board should
come up, you shouldn't force it up. When you have to drag to get it higher
that means your pop isn't good enough. The board should be forcing you to
go upward it should be coming straight up. You should feel the board after
you pop because it should be pushing upward on your feet. When you drag
you should be leveling your board up. Tip- Have you ever seen a Ollie
competition. Notice how much the people tuck up. It is almost like you
sitting on the edge of your board you should be able to grab and Indy when
your in the air. Most important, always start small and practice to Ollie
higher. Start out by Olliing decks or bricks or onto curbs when you can do
that try to stack up decks to make 2 decks or Ollie onto ledges about that
height. The pop is where your Ollie comes from. It should be quick and you
should be hearing a snap sound. Try Ollie off of stairs or ledges that you
think you can do. If it seems way to hard and you can't then don't but if
you have any doubt that you can then try it.
Ollie
Down Stairs
This is pretty easy but if
you are a beginner and don't have good board control or very solid Ollie
you might end up falling a lot. Start with a curb if you haven't done that
before. Then try to find a 2 set. (Set is what you call a stair case in
stead of ten stairs you say 10 set). If you can't find a 2 set try to find
a 3 or 4. When you start your set won't be too high or long so you don't
need much speed and you have almost no chance of hurting yourself. As soon
as you start going to 6 and higher sets you will start to need speed. When
you land try to keep your weight on your back truck. Try to land with both
feet over there trucks. That way your landing is cleaner smoother and you
don't break your board. Sets are a lot easier than gaps. You know if you
have done a 6 a 7 is only 6 inches or so higher. If you have a gap you
have no way to think of how big it is compared to another set. You have to
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Asking Someone for a Date
It seems simple enough, but it can be the most difficult part of a date...So what do you do?
Biggest clue: THINK AHEAD
You don't want to be standing there going, "Um, ah." when the object of your affection says "Yes."
You can't just looked stunned and be too shocked to utter the next sentence.
You can't wait for that very moment to try to think of what on earth you can do on a date.
You need a more impressive beginning.
If you're at the start of a relationship or asking for a first date, take the pressure off by not using the "D" word.
Don't ask for a "Date" and don't call it a "Date." If you're uncomfortable saying, "Would you like to go out with me."
Then don't say it.
Make it casual. But (just a reminder) THINK AHEAD.
Make it specific.
First - two deadly questions NOT to ask:
Do not ask, "You want to go out?" it's too open-ended and can lead to awkward follow up conversation. Do not ask, "What are you doing Friday night?"
It's too vague. It may leave your potential date wondering exactly what you have in mind.
The other person doesn't know if you're just curious about what she/he is doing on Friday night or if you want to do something with them...
Try something along the lines of:
"You like to rollerblade? I was thinking of going out to the lake on Saturday. It's great out there. Would you like to go with me?"
Or if you're really uncertain or uncomfortable about getting together - go with a group.
Ask the question: "Hey, there're a bunch of us going bowling on Saturday. Would you like to go?"
The operative word here is "us." It immediately takes the pressure off.
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