Fingerboarding Tricks and Techniques

This video tutorial introduces five easy fingerboard tricks: the shove, ollie, kickflip, tray flip, and fakie impossible. Each trick is explained step-by-step, starting with the basics and progressing to more advanced techniques. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of mastering foundational tricks like the shove and ollie to build skills for more complex maneuvers. Viewers are encouraged to practice and combine tricks to enhance their fingerboarding abilities. The video concludes with a call for feedback and subscription.

What is the primary focus of the first trick, the shove?

• Jumping with the board

• Landing on the board properly

• Balancing on the board

• Spinning the board

Which finger should apply pressure to perform the shove?

• Thumb

• Back finger

• Middle finger

• Front finger

What is the ollie considered as in fingerboarding?

• An advanced trick

• A gateway trick

• A beginner trick

• A freestyle trick

What is the key movement in performing an ollie?

• Sliding the front finger forward

• Jumping with both fingers

• Spinning the board

• Pressing down with the back finger

What makes the kickflip more challenging than the shove?

• It involves a flicking motion

• It uses both hands

• It requires a higher jump

• It needs more speed

What is crucial for making a kickflip look stylish?

• The spin

• The height of the flip

• The catch

• The speed of the flip

What is the tray flip a combination of?

• Shove and kickflip

• Ollie and kickflip

• Kickflip and shove

• Shove and ollie

What is the stance for a tray flip?

• Back finger on the left side of the tail

• Front finger on the right side of the tail

• Back finger on the right side of the tail

• Front finger on the left side of the tail

What is unique about the fakie impossible trick?

• It uses both hands

• It has a vertical 360-degree rotation

• It requires a jump

• It involves a horizontal spin

What is the starting position for the fakie impossible?

• Rolling forward

• Jumping

• Rolling backward

• Standing still