Tony Hawke Extreme Skateboarding 3 Term Interpretation

FS-frontside 180 Ollie: After doing Ollie, when people and boards are ascending, the belt board rotates to the back of the body 180 degrees and then lands.

BS-medial jump (back 180 Ollie): Similar to the last movement, all of them turn to the inside of the body.

5050- Slide on the bar with the front and rear axles (metal brackets) of the skateboard.

50- Slide on the pole with a single bridge of skateboard (front axle or rear axle).

As for BS 50-50, it is a combination of two actions, first BS and then 5050.

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I will give you a Chinese-English translation of the name of skateboarding action, with action notes attached, hoping to help you.

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1, normal posture: that is, the normal posture with the left foot in front and the right foot in front of Gao Fei.

2.fakie: Slide towards the end of the board in a regular posture.

3.switch: that is, do various actions in a posture opposite to the normal posture (if it is normal, change it to fly high).

4, nollie: posture-combining the anti-foot posture with the backward sliding posture is nollie posture.

5, mongo: posture-this is a very awkward posture, that is, a way to slide with your front foot and put your back foot on the board.

6. Body change: This action is extremely simple, that is, after the body jumps, it turns 180 degrees in the air, and then falls on the board, generally combined with other actions such as kicking.

7. Ollie: that is, take off with both feet. This action is the threshold to enter the free world of skateboarding, and I think it is also the reason why many people set foot on the road of skateboarding. (Origins of Ollie: Ollie was initiated by American skater allan gelfand, and his nickname was Ollie. 1979 15-year-old Allen practiced in a skateboard park in Hollywood, Florida. In a bowl-shaped swimming pool, he found that he could fly without grasping the board. His partner called this action "Ollie". You skaters probably can't imagine that this action only appeared in the United States in 1979, can you? Allan later became the strongest member of the Bones team at that time, but after only two years of pro, he switched to racing, but the significance of this creation is self-evident. )

8. Forward jump (180 Ollie): that is, after doing Ollie, in the process of people and boards rising, the belt board turns to the back of the body 180 degrees and then lands.

9. Internal jump (back 180 Ollie): Similar to the previous movements, they all turn to the inside of the body.

10. Slide the rear wheel (manually): After sliding and maintaining a certain speed, lift the front wheel with the rear pedal tail (the board tail does not touch the ground), and only use the rear two wheels to skate. Ollie's manual refers to Ollie before doing this action.

1 1. Nose Manual: Similar to the last action, this action is only done after balancing and sliding Ollie's nose and manually pointing Ollie in the first two rounds.

12, pop shoveit: generally refers to inward dumping. When standing like Ollie, press the tail of the pressure plate hard with the back foot, then stir the plate with the front foot to make it rotate, then jump into the air, wait patiently for the plate to rotate 180 degrees, and bend your knees back to the plate for buffering.

13, kick: this is the basic action of the road. Before learning this action, you must practice Ollie. The hind foot is placed at the end of the board (the center of gravity of the sole is placed at the end of the board), and the front foot is placed near the front axle screw, which is roughly at a 45-degree angle with the board edge. It is best to place the two heels outside the board edge. Like Ollie, the back foot is on the ground and the front foot is raised. The difference is that when the toe of the front foot reaches the board head, it gently kicks forward and outward, and the body jumps into the air at the same time. When the board turns 360 degrees, connect the board with the back foot, then stand back on the board and bend your knees to cushion it.

14, heelflip: similar to the previous action. However, the standing posture of the front foot is different: the front toe should be placed behind the front axle screw to feel comfortable, and the toe is located outside the board edge. After Ollie, kick the front foot and heel forward and inside, be careful not to push too hard and leave the skateboard at the same time. After the board is vertically rotated 360 degrees, the rear foot can be connected to the board.

15, cavallero: This operation was named after Steve cavallero. Specific practice: slide in an inverted position, and after the rear foot slams the tail of the pedal, the front foot picks up the board like Ollie, so that the person and the board rotate inward 360 degrees at the same time. This action is difficult, the key is to be quick.

16, non-compliance: grab the board by hand and slide to the obstacle at an appropriate speed. When the wheel is about to approach the obstacle, the front foot will leave the board, the rear foot will step on the board tail, the foot will try to step on the obstacle, and the hand will try to catch the board head. Complete the action described in the previous step, without stopping, try to jump back to the board with your front foot and land near the front axle, ready to fall and bend your knees to balance.

17, 360 turn: the back foot is placed at the board end, and the front foot is slightly forward; The hind foot presses the tail hard, and there is a poking action at the same time. Turn the board with your front foot like a kick. When the board rotates 360 degrees between your legs, the back foot connects the board and bends your knees to cushion it.

18, nollie: This action is based on Ollie. The front foot is placed on the board head and the rear foot is placed in the middle of the board. Put down the board head with force on the front foot and pull up the back foot. After feeling that the board has reached the highest point, flatten the board and bend your knees to cushion it.

19, external jump 5050: internal jump 5050 is similar, but the body turns differently. Approach the obstacle at a small angle and jump in so that the board falls on the obstacle. At this time, both bridges are located on obstacles, with the front foot on the front bridge and the rear foot between the rear axle and the plate tail. Be careful not to lean forward or lean back. Because the inertial board will slide, when you want to fall or slide to your head, gently press the tail of the board, just like landing manually. Pay attention to knee pads after falling.

20. Big spin: slide quickly, with the back foot at the end of the board and the front foot slightly in the middle of the board. Just like when popshuvit is doing an internal jump of 180, the back foot pulls the board to make it rotate. When the board rotates laterally, use the front foot to avoid turning over the board. After the board rotates 360 degrees, the body also rotates 180. Go back to the board and bend your knees to keep your balance.

2 1. Flip flippers 360: Slide in a flip position, with both feet in the same posture as normal flippers 360. The tail of the flipper landed like a flipper, but the front foot kicked outward like a kick (too hard) and the body jumped up. When the board is raised, put your feet back on the board.

22. Jumping 360: This action is a bit like jumping, but the front foot should be slightly backward. Before Ollie, turn your shoulders to the outside for comfort. Make a jump and try to turn 360 degrees.

23,5-o:1.5-o actually slides on obstacles with the support of the rear axle. 2. The body slides parallel to the obstacle and approaches. 3. Starting from Ollie, when jumping on the obstacle, the center of gravity leans back to ensure that only the rear axle falls on the obstacle. 4. Master the balance slide.

24.halfcab: Before practicing this action, you'd better learn to slide Ollie backwards. Slide backwards facing the obstacle, turn to the direction of the obstacle before hitting the tail of the board, make the board follow the body as much as possible after hitting the tail of the board with the back foot, turn to 180, and keep your knees balanced when landing.

25. Hard flip: Kneel, shoulders parallel to the board, and Ollie as high as possible. The back foot is turned outwards, and the front foot is like kicking. People jump high to leave room for the board to rotate, connect the board with their feet and let it stop and slide away. 26. Inverted board 360: The pedal generates speed, with the front foot placed behind the front axle (it can be inverted after proficiency) and the rear foot placed at the tail of the board. This action is mainly done by the hind foot, just like Ollie presses the tail of the hind foot and then orients it.

Kick the paddle from the back, but the force is greater than that of the ordinary paddle, so that the paddle turns more 180, and the front foot holds the paddle to keep turning. When the chessboard rotates, jump away. After the board rotates 360, connect the board with the back foot and bend your knees to keep balance.

27. Step-jumping skills: Slide to the steps at an appropriate speed, but not too slowly. When approaching the steps, do an Ollie action. It's best to take a lower posture, but not too low. It is very important that the body is parallel to the board. Remember not to be afraid.