Manual in Skateboarding

Edited by Spencer Fitzgerald, Crystal, Eng

Hi, welcome to VisiHow. I'm Spencer Fitzgerald and I will be teaching you how to manual. A manual is when you balance on your back trucks and your front trucks do not touch the ground.

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    When doing a manual, use your arms to even out your weight
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    Use your back foot and push down onto the tail so your front trucks do not touch the ground
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    It's fairly easy to get the hang of. Practice on flat ground between parking lot spaces.
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    Once you get the hang of that, throw in an ollie and do it
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    Once you ollie, lean back on the tail so only the back trucks will land onto the ground.
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    To do an ollie, lean back into the tail, use your arms to even out the weight then balance through the manual pad and roll out
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    Try ollies onto a manual pad, a curb, ledges and all sorts of things.
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    If you have any comments or questions about this video, please feel free to use the comment section below
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