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  • Ollie: The third way to get air is an ollie. Make

  • sure you can easily pop off a bunch of small features before learning this. With an ollie

  • we use the boards energy to help us jump. An ollie gives you the most height with the

  • least amount of effort although it takes practice and co-ordination to master.

  • First play with flexing your board. Roll your hips and body weight towards the tail of your

  • board like this. Your board will bend raising the nose from the ground. You're applying

  • pressure into the tail off your board using the weight of your body. As your board flexes,

  • it wants to spring back, use this energy to ollie. Try this motion all in one movement.

  • Apply pressure to your tail then ollie off your back foot bringing both feet evenly into

  • the air. Make sure to land in a balanced position on both feet. I apply a little pressure over

  • my front foot before ollieing which helps to rock lots of pressure into the tail. Co-coordinating

  • these movements is tricky at first although you'll improve quickly with practice. The

  • more you pressure and flex your board, the higher you'll be able to ollie. Actively using

  • your hips and body weight will help. Once you get the hang of ollies on flat ground,

  • try them while moving on a gentle slope. You can practice timing ollies by using obstacle's

  • like a glove, stick or skier. The cool thing about ollies is they use the

  • energy of your board to get air where as a pop uses energy from your body. As you become

  • comfortable with ollies, you'll find they require far less effort then popping.

Ollie: The third way to get air is an ollie. Make

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如何在滑雪板上的奧利(常規) (How To Ollie On A Snowboard (Regular))

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    Hsuan Lin 發佈於 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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