Fingerboard Tricks and Techniques

In this tutorial, Jack teaches how to perform a kickflip on a fingerboard. The video covers the necessary setup, including equipment and finger positioning. Jack explains the kickflip technique step-by-step, emphasizing the importance of practice and experimentation with different finger positions and flick angles. The tutorial concludes with encouragement to keep practicing and an invitation for feedback.

What is the first thing Jack suggests you need for a fingerboard setup?

• A stable fingerboard

• A loose truck

• Grip tape, trucks, and wheels

• A flat surface

Where should you place your index finger on the fingerboard?

• In the middle of the board

• On the tail

• On the side

• On the nose

What is the purpose of practicing Ollies before attempting a kickflip?

• To check the grip tape

• To balance the board

• To warm up your fingers

• To adjust the trucks

How should you flick the board to perform a kickflip?

• Sideways

• Upwards

• Diagonally and toward the side

• Straight down

What should you watch for as the fingerboard flips?

• The grip tape side

• The trucks

• The tail

• The wheels

What is the key to landing a cleaner kickflip?

• Practicing on a rough surface

• Using a different finger position

• Flicking the board harder

• Landing with all four wheels on the surface at the same time

What should you do if you don't get the kickflip quickly?

• Try a different trick

• Change your fingerboard

• Give up

• Keep practicing

What can you experiment with to improve your kickflip?

• Different fingerboards

• Different shoes

• Different finger positions and flick angles

• Different surfaces

What is Jack's final piece of advice?

• Practice is key

• Watch more tutorials

• Buy a new fingerboard

• Change your grip tape

What does Jack offer to do if viewers enjoyed the tutorial?

• Make more tutorials

• Send personalized tips

• Give away fingerboards

• Host a live session