HOW TO FS POP SHUVIT (Step by Step guide)

What's up welcome hello, and how are we welcome back to trick tip Tuesday on a Wednesday today? You're learning how to frontside shover. Let's get straight into it. Okay, so before you learn how to frontside shove There's a couple things that I'm gonna need you to do first Number one is I'm gonna need you to start cruising around the park Get to know the board get to know the park get used to riding it and after you've done that you're gonna want to learn How to ollie not necessary, but it's gonna help massively with the trick and possibly backside shover There's not a lot of other stuff that you're gonna need for this trick so with that being said let's go one thing that I will suggest though that always helps me is that if you're struggling to learn a trick go back and practice some manuals because these Are gonna help your balance? They're gonna help you get to know the board a lot better And if you get good at these they're gonna make doing tricks while moving especially a lot easier now that you've done your Prerequisites now that you've learned your manuals better what we're gonna do first is talk about foot position, okay? So for the foot position we're gonna want to have one foot right in the corner of the tail Pointing at a 45 degree angle so we get a nice little scoop backwards then with the front foot We're gonna have it about halfway up the board and for some people that can't help to have your toes Hanging off to give you a bit better of a scoop round when the board goes behind you okay? So now that we've got our foot position We're gonna focus on getting the form of the trick down for this I'm gonna want you to practice it with one foot get used to spinning the board that way so you know what you're doing with Your back foot, and then we're gonna work up from there What I'm gonna need you to do is have your back foot right in the pocket of the tail like I told you to Point it about 45 degrees for me this helps massively so 45 degrees pointing out that way Not quite on the edge of the tail pretty about halfway down Just like that right where my foot is here And then what we're gonna do is we're gonna kick it that way and the board should do a little something like this That's the form of the frontside shove it. We're gonna practice that as much as we can I'll show you it from a full frontal just so you can really see how the board spins See just like that see how easy that goes round it might take a few attempts Maybe a couple of hours get the correct Rotation for this trick and to get it to look natural and to come around and meet the other foot don't kick it too hard Just enough to get the board around but a little bit of practice And you'll figure out the best way to do it for yourself, okay? So now that we've stood still we've got the form of the trick down nice and easy you've got that on lock What we're gonna. Do is we're gonna practice doing it moving and landing it with one foot What I want you to do is cruise around with your feet how I told you the beginning front foot with the toes hanging off back foot at that 45 degree angle Pop it just how you did with the form of the trick and then put this back foot on the floor and try and stop it Spinning with the front foot, so it's gonna look a little something like this All right see that looks easy enough practice that once you've got the form that shouldn't be too difficult to grasp And then we're ready for the next step if you're struggling to keep the board to go straight Or maybe your body's not staying straight Think and focus on your shoulders these gonna mean a lot to you when you're cruising along you're gonna have your shoulders Parallel to your feet on the board this means that they're basically in line of each other in case you didn't know So what we're gonna. Do is have our feet just like we said practice the form just like I told you Shoulders in line, and this should stop the board from going any which way that you don't want it to and you should have a lot more control And you should be able to get it just like that okay, so you've practiced the form You've practiced getting that one foot on and you've done it a slight speed Don't worry too much about how fast you're going because all you need to do is manage to get that one foot on once you've Done that what we're gonna Do is we're gonna try the hardest bit and that's committing to the trip to focus on everything that I told you feet in the correct Position have your shoulders in line of your feet practice that form as much as possible So you can easily get that board around 180 get that one foot on now We're gonna practice jumping backwards a tiny bit just to get both our feet onto the board This is definitely the scariest part of the trip when you do it perfectly you're not gonna need to jump back after a bit of Practice you'll be able to keep the ball underneath your feet, but for now especially for me when I learned it My board would always go behind me a little bit so to compensate for that We're gonna jump backwards a tiny bit and to be honest this helps with learning how to commit because if you're just Jumping straight up it can be harder to spot the board than if you know you're jumping backwards onto it So with that being said this is gonna take some practice, but this is what I want you to do Okay, so remember everything at once toes hanging off the edge slightly with that front foot back foot in that pocket shoulders in line With your feet with your arms I've always find it best to just chuck them down like this and then when you come up you've got a nice widespread balance The only thing I'd recommend not to do with the arms is have them behind you because this is gonna cause you to go You're gonna have no balance when you land with that being said just practice jumping back that tiny bit And it should go a little something like this This step is not gonna be easy this is gonna take quite a bit of practice It's might take you a couple of hours a couple of days if you can't get it enough on the first day Practice it loads and loads and loads then come back the next day and hopefully it should be a bit easier for you because sometimes Tricks take time don't feel bad. It takes you longer than your friend learn it at your own pace and eventually you will get this Trust me Well with that being said guys. Thank you so much for watching Hopefully this video help you learn something new if there's anything else that I can offer you Please don't hesitate to hit me up in the comments I will always be there to try and answer any extra questions one more thing is we do have a discord nearly 400 skaters in There now all trying to help each other learn something new if that's something you want to get involved in hit the link in The description we would love to have you but with that being said thank you so much for watching I'll see you in the next one