The OPTIMAL direction of front foot in Ollie - Simulation with a physics engine

This content mainly aims to verify how your front foot affects the trajectory of the board using a physics engine.
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[@IamSoEasy47]

Over 50 years of skateboarding and it takes some guy on KZbin to really get this information to the public. Thanks so much for doing this series. I feel like this is hidden occult info 😂

[@jcs0009]

I wondered the other day if you could hook this type of simulation to an AI and have it invent new tricks that humans could achieve?

[@LucasGonze]

Such a fun idea

[@smokinBRO]

rocket power comes to life 😂

[@sergiobarboza2985]

Very interesting info

[@stanleymilwaukee1886]

I'm nerd and finally someone put things in an understandable way for nerds 😉👍

[@jaredlopez-alamilla3113]

The angle you talk about to push down-level board will also depend on the angle of the nose. That is why when putting the tail forward the ollie level differently. Many pros realized this and asked for symmetric twin noses but also adjust how step the nose/tail are

[@whythetrick]

true.

[@smokinBRO]

something else to consider. you’re assuming skaters all have feet and ankles in pristine condition. let alone shape and shoe type. i know several people who have crazy kick flip positions that they attribute to past ankle injuries

[@senefff]

2:05 your front foot is still at the bolts the moment you pop with your back foot, which results in a forced ollie imo. I think if you timed better i.e. if you front foot was closer to the nose at moment of pop you'd have more lift

[@Tondon..]

Can you explain why you'd less likely to get hurt the faster you are with physics? Or If it is just a myth. Glad If you'd pick this one up ✌️

[@DTC1138]

Wouldn't the angle depend on the actual angle that you managed to pop the board up?

[@whythetrick]

Great point. I guess you are right. Should’ve covered other strength of pop but that’s for next time.

[@josephvu5649]

have you done any videos for ollie north?

[@whythetrick]

Sorry not yet.

[@joe.nail1]

Time to bring a protractor to the next session

[@whythetrick]

Don’t forget a note and a pen.

[@kevindelacruz8301]

Does the angle of your front foot affect an Ollie? I notice many people using the whole side of their shoe to Ollie, whereas ppl like you and me ollie more with our toes. However, i sometimes end up with an awkward Ollie 😅

[@watchman3636]

I love you ❤.

[@whythetrick]

Wow

[@morganconklin8849]

Enter the dragon teacher played by Bruce lee vibes

[@ikadreeminn]

hi, i‘m back

[@whythetrick]

welcome back!