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Author:
Ryan
Trafford
Date: May 11th 2003
Steps: 3
1)Get
your feet in the ollie position, approach the
curb with your back facing it, at a moderate speed.
You can approach the curb parallel to it, or at
an angle - whatever you find works best when trying
this trick.
2)Ollie,
this will mean that you are hovering over the
curb, to lock onto this grind you need to observe
where your board is in relation to the curb so
you can decide how much you need to push your
feet round to lock onto the grind.
3)Try
not to lean to far forwards or you'll fall off,
keep your shoulders in line with the board. Grind
along the curb for a bit then get off by either
ollieing or just riding off by lifting up your
front wheels and turning off the curb.
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