Freestyle & Oldschool

This trick is a cross between a Polejam and a Wallride. It's usually performed off a wall corner or ledge.

An Indy Grab front foot plant. This trick can be done on a flat land, off a launch or on a quarter pipe.

You snap in the quarter, catch the board with your back hand while your back foot remains on the board and use your front foot to push off the ramp coping into a FS 180.

In this trick you snap in the quarter, catch the board with your front hand while your back foot remain on the board and use your front foot to push off the ramp coping into a BS 180.

An alternate method of getting air. The skater pops the tail of the board, planting the front foot on the ground simultaneously.

Riding the wall with your face turned to it.

In essence — riding the wall with your back turned.

Jump off the board, flip it with your hands and jump back on it.

You push the board over on to your back foot causing the spin, front foot is planted on the ground, as the board wraps around back foot, then you jump back on the board.

The skater jumps over an obstacle while the board rolls under it – and ideally the skater lands on the board on the other side of the obstacle.

You lean on your hand and hold the board with your other hand while being inverted upside down.

Attempting a trick from midway by setting the board in position with your hands and then jumping on the board.

Turn the grip side of your board onto your foot with your front foot, and rotate the board back with a 180° turn with your back foot.

Flip the board grip-tape side down onto your foot and then push it back right-side up with a 180° turn by same foot.

When using one foot you wrap the board around your other leg which is planted on the ground, then unwrap it to land back in a riding position.

Also known as Primo Flip. While standing on the edge you flip the board to the other edge or to land on it normally. Any combination of flips and shuvits can be done.

A toeside or heelside stand on the edge of your skate.