- #OLLIE OOP SKATEBOARD TRICK UPDATE#
- #OLLIE OOP SKATEBOARD TRICK FULL#
#OLLIE OOP SKATEBOARD TRICK FULL#
He's the official owner with the deed and full title to this trick. I don't think I've ever seen anyone else doing them like this.
Fingerflip Air - Tony is known for this one. Layback Grind - a classic one that the old guys today love doing on mini-ramps. Later, Frazier became the official owner of this trick. I believe it was Danny Way who I first saw taking the stalefish grab to tailslide like this. Stalefish Tailslide - Gonz has the best stale fish grab without question. Nollie 360 Shuv It - done appropriately below coping for true 80's style. Yes, Tony, I called you sketchy, but only on this one and only one trick! It's hard to make this trick look good and even someone as amazing as Tony Hawk looks a little sketchy doing them. Frontside Boneless - this dude Jeff Phillips had the best ones you'll ever see. 540 - I don't know Mike McGill personally, but as I grew up and idolized the Bones Brigade as kid, I always thought, How is he in this crew? Kids are critial like that, and they grow up like that, too. Tuck Knee Invert - Damn, I should know this one, but I still can to confirm with Clem. Legit in the 80's, now reduced to basic little kid trick like the atrocious blunt nosegrab fakie. Alley Oop Cab - stop and think for a minute how silly some of our trick names are. Indy Nosegrind - it was generally just nosepick in the 80's, but here Tony takes it over the channel. He had an early cover of Thrasher doing it. Allen Losi made it up back in like 1980 or something. #OLLIE OOP SKATEBOARD TRICK UPDATE#
Update from Rob Mertz: It’s called a fakie ollie footplant.
We're not sure what Tony calls this one, but Tony, if you're reading this, please text Clem! I don't think I've ever seen anyone but Tony doing this one. Fakie flipper thing or whatever? I think Tony calls these the Spaghetti Western, or maybe Phelps coined that name. Judo Air - most people grab the backside rail for this one, but Tony generally does them grabbing the nose like that. Rock N Roll Boardslide - Steve Caballero was the champ of these and still is. Cab Backside Boneless - I don't remember seeing that combo too much in the 80's. Tony here skips the coping and dangles a foot in the air. It was pretty common to put your back foot on the coping which was called a slob fastplant. One Foot Slob Air - grabbing with your front hand on a frontside air is a slob air. Fastplant to Fakie - yep, another boneless variation. Clem definitely had to clarify this one for me. Iceplant - There are as many boneless variations and crazy names as there are inverts. When you kick the other way like Lizard King, people started referring to them as scarewalk. Airwalk to Fakie - this is the right, or original, way to do them. Layback Air - I thought that was a Miller Flip or something? Damn, Ryan had to correct me on this one. Smith Vert - not many new skateboarders know all the variations of inverts. Madonna - named in the 80's after the pop star of the day. I had to consult with resident skateboard trick caller Ryan Clements as my fact checker here. I started skating in the late 80's but I'm still super rusty on my trick names, so I know you definitely are, right? Here's the trick names in order that Tony did them. Ride just dropped this video below of Tony Hawk introducing his Krooked Guest Board along with a nice list of 80's tricks to complement.
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