Get into a fakie stance. This means having your back foot on the nose of your board perpendicular to the direction of travel. Your front should will be in the center of your longboard pointed backwards slightly.

Start a Fakie <a href="https://ampskate.com/tricks/frontside-pivot">Frontside Pivot</a> motion and keep your center of gravity centered.

Pop your tail right when your longboard crosses the 180º mark of the rotation. Try to pop straight down so you make sure to get air and stay in control.

Finish the Full Cab by following through with your arms and landing with soft knees in your switch riding position. 

The Full Cab is a freestyle longboard trick where you jump and spin with your board 360º from a fakie stance.

Full Cab (Fakie)

The No-Comply Wheel Flip is a longboard freestyle trick where you pop a Frontside No-Comply 180 and the board flips on your front foot while planted.

Start with your front foot in the center of the board with your heel off the edge. Your back foot should be on the tail with the ball of your foot centered.

Rotate your shoulders and take your front foot off like you would for the normal Frontside No-Comply 180 except plant your front foot a bit closer and out turn it as far as you can. This protects your ankle bone and will make the board spin easier when it makes contact with your heel. 

As your rear heelside wheel makes contact with your front heel, pop and scoop your tail with most of the pressure going into your back toe. This takes weight off that heelside wheel and will allow your board to flip effortlessly off your foot. Make sure to follow through with the popping motion to bring the momentum of your body around 180º.

Jump forward off your planted foot, catch the board with your back foot mid-air, and roll away smoothly in a wide stance.

No-Comply Wheel Flip

Brandon DesJarlais

The Old School Tre Flip is a longboard freestyle trick where the board rotates 360º and flips once from your feet hanging over the rails.

Put your back foot on the back truck with your toes over the toeside edge quite a bit. Your front foot should be in the center of your board with the ball of your foot wrapped around the heelside edge with only your heel on the board. 

Bend your knees to build power for the Old School Tre Flip then jump pressing most of the weight into your back toe and pulling the board up with your front foot. This makes sure your board is perpendicular to the ground and easier to spin.

Scissor-kick your legs to spin and flip the board. Your back foot should flick behind your front foot and cross by roughly 1 foot-length.

Keep your knees bent for as long as you can to allow the board to rotate for as long as possible. Land wide with bent knees.

Old School Tre Flip

Matvey Klimov

The Frontside Pivot is a longboard freestyle trick where you start in a nollie stance and rotate your board around 180° frontside.

Start in a nollie position with your front foot on the nose of your board and your back foot near the center.

Get low and wind up your upper body towards your back foot.

Stand up, press into the nose of your board, and throw your arms and shoulders across your body to rotate your board frontside. Standing up will help you to take the weight off your board so it glides across the pavement smoothly.

Stand up, press into the nose of your board, and throw your arms and shoulders across your body to rotate your board frontside.

When the board is almost around 180°, drop your body down low. This puts weight back on your wheels and will make riding away clean and steezy.

When the board is almost around 180°, drop your body down low. 

Frontside Pivot

Brandon

The Nollie Big Spin is a freestyle longboard trick where you pop from the nose, the board rotates 360º frontside, and your body rotates 180º in the same direction.

Stand with front foot on the nose of your board and your back foot in the center. It helps to have the balls of your feet centered on your longboard for ultimate control.

Stand with front foot on the nose of your board and your back foot in the center. 

Start the Frontside Pivot motion. Make sure to lead and follow through with your upper body and shoulders to keep your weight forward and over the board when you pop it.

Once your longboard passes the 90º point, pop the board like a Pop Shove-It where you do a little scoop at the end. Scooping hard here is critical to keep the board flat and doing the full rotation.

Once your longboard passes the 90º point, pop the board like a Pop Shove-It where you do a little scoop at the end. 

Catch the board with your back foot in the center and land with your front foot on the tail. This prevents the board from flipping and makes this trick significantly more consistent.

Catch the board with your back foot in the center and land with your front foot on the tail.

Nollie Frontside Big Spin

The Ollie is a longboard freestyle trick where you pop the tail and jump into the air.

Start with your back foot on the tail and front foot in the middle of the board.

Press your back foot into the tail to pop the board. When the board makes contact with the ground, jump up in the air.

Slide your front foot up your longboard and shift your weight to your front foot to push your board down.

Land back on the board wide with bent knees.

Full Cab (Fakie)

Tricks to learn first

Frontside Pivot

Nollie Frontside Big Spin

Ollie

How to Full Cab (Fakie)

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Pro-tip

Next tricks

No-Comply Wheel Flip

Old School Tre Flip