Ollie: To do an ollie you must first put your middle and pointer fingers on the board. Then snap back the tail with your middle finger and it should pop up. When the board is a little past 90 degrees, slide your pointer up to the nose and move your whole hand foward and the air resistence should keep the board on your fingers.Be sure to keep your hand just a bit angled so the board will stay on.

Ollie impossible: To do this trick you must first snap the tail like you would on an ollie, but instead of keeping your fingers on the board, let it flip . The board should flip nose over tail many times in the air. Then land it. Keep practicing!.
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360 flips: Start off just like an ollie impossible, but instead of pushing the tail so the board flips nose over tail, pull your finger towards you like a pop-shuvit but a little more up angle so the board will have a different spin and fly higher. Once you learn the pop-shuvit this should be easy.

Kick Flip: This one is just like the ollie. Put your index finger on the front trucks screws and this time put your middle finger on the edge of the tail that is facing you. Then just push down hard and fast with your middle finger on the tails edge. The board may spin but it takes practice to get it just to flip. The board should flip and then you should land it. Then land it.

Heel Flip: Just like a kick flip except push on the side from underneath.

Grinds: Grinds are easy. Just ollie up onto a rail such as pen or pencil or something like that and slide across it.A description of the grinds are below.

50-50: When your front 2 trucks are on the rail.

K-Grind: When only the front truck is on and it is crooked.

5-0: When only the back truck is on.

Darkslide: When you grind with the grip tape down.

Boardslide: When you grind on the board with the 2 trucks on either side of you.

Nose Slide: When you grind on the nose w/o any trucks on.

Tail Slide: Same as tail slide except on the tail.

Nose Grind: When you grind on the front truck.
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