Trick Tip
Pop Shove-It

The Pop Shove-It is a very important fundamental trick. With the Pop Shove-It the board turns backside for 180 degrees but the body remains in the same position. This trick is a good entry to flips thus it’s not too complicated to perform. But even if you get the drift easy, this trick will be of good value if you progress way further. So don’t miss to add this trick to your menu!

Learn here how to do a Pop Shove-It!

Pop Shove-It
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Pop Shove-It

Pop Shove-It
Sequence

Trick Tip Sequence: Pop Shove-It

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Pop Shove-It
Step by Step

Trick Tip Step By Step: Pop Shove-It

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Skateboard Trick Pop Shove-It Feet Position

1. The foot position is similar to an Ollie.

Skateboard Trick Pop Shove-It

2. When popping the tail, you drag the tail in a scoop like motion across the ground behind you. The front foot only has to do a little bit.

Skateboard Trick Pop Shove-It

3. Very slightly push your front foot up and out in front of you as you pop and scoop the tail with your back foot.

Skateboard Trick Pop Shove-It

4. As the board turns 180 degrees lift up both legs to get them out of the board’s way.

Skateboard Trick Pop Shove-It

5. Catch the board with both feet over the bolts of your trucks and land.

Skateboard Trick Pop Shove-It

6. The most important thing is to find the right timing and the right amount of strength so that the board turns exactly 180 degrees and doesn’t under rotate or over rotate.

Pop Shove-It
FAQ

Pop Shove-It trick tipp: FAQ

Your board spins, but you can’t catch it or it lands in front of you.

The difficulty with many tricks is to stay above the board while doing the trick. If your board tends to land in front of you instead of under your feet, the chances are high that you’re in a supine position while jumping, which results in your board moving away from you. Try to concentrate on keeping your body’s centre of gravity above and not behind your board during the take-off. As the board spins 180° beneath you, catch it with your feet and get those well-deserved high fives from your homies!