Factorization of Pop Shove-its. Break down of the trick and categorization of elements.

[@mathera1679]

this channel is gold. there are so many topics you could cover. I'd really like to understand how the wheelbase, truck height etc ... modify the dynamics of the board. Ben Degros, with his youtube channel, has often analyzed these aspects heuristically. my autism would be thrilled to see these topics from an analytic point of view.

[@rmhfpv9225]

YES!

[@mrzoom214]

🛹 i like Ben too

[@kaustik185]

"my autism would be thrilled to see these topics from an analytic point of view." will be my awkward silence remedy from here on out

[@ShrimplessScampi]

This dude brings the science to the tricks I’ve been trying explain to family and friends that either don’t skate or are learning to skate. Needed you anywhere between 15-20 years ago (when I was learning fundamental tricks)

[@whythetrick]

Thanks for comment. So I guess you are already super good at skating. Haha

[@BearShare69]

This is the best skateboarding channel on KZbin. Excited to see you progress.

[@roothik]

You have the most interesting and original skate channel i have seen so far on KZbin. Explaining tricks from a total different perspective, and i mean really explaining them! Keep it up and greetings from cold and rainy/snowy Germany.

[@whythetrick]

Hey thanks a lot! Hope it gets dry soon out there…

[@bsszzzz1779]

i just woke up and saw the snow here also.. grüßeeee :)

[@whythetrick]

Pass auf

[@SimplyJoshinYa]

How have I not found this channel sooner!? I love seeing the animations. It’s such a great way to envision a trick without having to land it a thousand times on camera and it will always be clean unlike in real life (props on you for having irl footage also I’m well aware of how difficult solo filming is even if it’s just a shuv). The animations also really make it more understandable and just change the way you think about the Physics of skating.

[@trcctrl]

I remember just under 2 weeks ago this channel only had 500 subs and now its up to 5k! Very well deserved; one of the best channels I have ever seen on here.

[@whythetrick]

i could not have come this far without viewers like you! thanks alot.

[@mariocristobalcolladoavile448]

I started skating late 90's early the year 2000's. I had all these issues you mentioned, but I figured it out back in the days that if I pop like an ollie, placing my foot at the top of the tail, right in the middle, pop it hard and scoop it at the same time, the board wouldn't flip or go away. It worked for me and helped to clear out obstacles.

[@whythetrick]

Thank you for watching as always. Question: so many people have been asking for clips about heelflips and bs180s. WHY??? It’s not kickflip or fs180. Can anyone academically explain this? 😎

[@collinheil5794]

i can bs180 but not consistently. I’d like to just understand the foot positioning and have a better understanding of the trick and rotation overall

[@ffcsk8801]

bs 180 are normally harder as well as heel flips but it depends on your style and I know more beginners that can fs 180

[@KoolteethDeBlog]

@@ffcsk8801 think so, too.

[@bsszzzz1779]

i guess humans feel more safe moving/turning towards what they can see. bs180 you jump and turn like behind. and i think there is multiply ways how you can do them, i love them. And why heelflips, i guess people are more stuck to the kickflips and neglect practicing heelflips.

[@paraluxdesign6821]

Ive been looking for a channel like this for years! Thank you!!

[@kylevansickle2811]

A little tip would be to use your front foot to catch the board and it helps it from trying to flip.

[@graalcloud]

I'm very good a pop shove-its and can do them really high, and I have always found that popping from the spot where he pops in this video causes a ton of problems. I always pop from the exact center of the end of the tail and that makes it so the board never flips, and is also the secret to getting them really high. I also give it a little forward nudge (forward as in the way that I'm rolling) with my back foot during the pop and that helps me keep it centered when doing them high in the air.

[@jaychung8310]

Finally a channel that matches my learning style. I hope you can breakdown ollies one day. I was told My ollies opening frontside was because of my shoulders turning. Everywhere I go and look up the only reason i can find is my shoulders. But i believe there is more to the story (front foot angles, overpop, hips)

[@DemonKy0]

This! Please Ollie as next trick in depth. I still struggle to get an Ollie and keeping the momentum of rolling. I think this could be due to my slow speed, but I think the deconstruction could help further. 🤓

[@pooltheboy]

This is what we've been waiting for - this is what it's all about

[@jay-iy5zd]

yo, in my opinion this is the best trick tip content out there, keep going, actually a new and fresh look at how things work

[@daLaxplaya17]

Everyone learning to skate NEEDS to see this!

[@elijahjohn7115]

this is hands down, the best skateboarding channel that ever was! I hope to god you make a bs 180 video at some point

[@whythetrick]

Thank you! Planning to talk about bs180s after pop shove its.

[@pooltheboy]

I'd like to see what tends to go wrong when adding height/speed like with gaps and stairs, also breaking down how to hit handrails and straighten out to fakie or reg

[@Haveink]

Can't believe I didn't know about this channel until now

[@pastaboinch]

Can you do a video on ollies? I am new to skateboarding and I am starting to understand the mechanics behind the ollie, but I'd love to see you explain it!

[@MrAwesomevideos123]

Ayy I’ve been waiting for this one

[@whythetrick]

This one's nothing though. Working on to deeper explanations. Please wait a bit more...

[@richardpendley3454]

Agreed! I've only watched just this first one but, to the person who made this channel.. Your way to being a well paid KZbin channel if u continue to cover EVERY SINGLE TRICK YOU CAN!!!

[@heckingedits6226]

Could you do a video on impossibles? This series is amazing at describing tricks in detail.

[@whythetrick]

impossibles will definitely be interesting one. thank you for the suggestion!

[@StuffnThings42]

This is the best channel! I love the breakdowns and I’m looking forward to more! 👍

[@ffcsk8801]

one of the best small skate channels on KZbin I subscribed to you when you were at 500 subs and now your are already ant 5k in like 3 weeks! this is crazy also your website is amazing super cool animation and description this a amazing for any beginner with difficulties. This is a great channel

[@whythetrick]

Thank you! Will be posting more. Please stay with this channel.

[@fingibb4723]

Yo man, I’m loving your videos. I feel like a heel flip breakdown would be super interesting.

[@oldmanemelvin4822]

Such a sick channel. Thank you

[@Bahomar]

amazing content! it´s giving me a new understaing, very much appreciated. thanks

[@whythetrick]

You are very welcome. Merry Christmas!

[@KoolteethDeBlog]

Great series by far! It's winter cold and rainy but I want to skate now!!! Thx^^

[@itech1521]

can you please do ollie next? I have just started skating and would like to see a scientific breakdown of the trick. maybe you could also do a scientific breakdown/tutorial on how to fall it sounds kind of dumb but I find myself slamming into the ground from every tiny pebble. I love your videos and find myself learning a lot even though I can't do any of the tricks. keep up the hard work

[@joe.nail1]

I love your channel!! Please do No Comply or No Comply 180s

[@whythetrick]

thank you very much. no comply 180s would be really interesting. but it's not as "catchy" as other ones. let's see....

[@FairyLiquid69]

Not everyone thinks about problem solving like this, but for people like me that do think this way, this is gold!

[@davividal2063]

Man i love your channel, top tier content. Could you please make a video on fs shove its or hardflips? I think they would make a cool video

[@whythetrick]

Thank you. Will work on them.

[@AaronFelizmenio]

This is amazing!

[@whythetrick]

thank you. it doesnt mean anything if not for subscribers like you

[@GatoTime]

Please do a series on 180 and 360 Ollie rotations!

[@whythetrick]

Will work on it. Thanks for suggestion.

[@richardpendley3454]

It helped me stupendously!!!

[@whythetrick]

Thank you. Will be posting more!

[@NefariousStyx666]

Like the videos. Very helpful and original, too. I'm also curious to know what flip tricks you have in your arsenal?

[@georgetharpe9992]

You should do a video on the pressure flip, most people just say you have to “feel it” but I want to see the physics

[@whythetrick]

absolutely correct. will be talking about that soon.

[@rmhfpv9225]

another great video!

[@MrTripsJ]

I really miss skating Japan. Because of corona I can't move to work :( but theres so many spots in tokyo i want to skate p.s. can you make a video on heelflips? It's tough for me to land. Thanks.

[@whythetrick]

come back here anytime. we'll be waiting for you. noted on heels too.

[@OneRequiem123]

no other skate content like this on yt!

[@whythetrick]

Thanks! Will be posting more.

[@OneRequiem123]

@@whythetrick I can't even imagine how indepth you'll go for hardflips/inward heels hahaha

[@klokbtv9022]

Great channel bro keep it up

[@whythetrick]

thanks!!

[@littledoodle5689]

Beautiful channel

[@whythetrick]

Thank you!

[@Qpisit]

Good job

[@reginamaruyama172]

I 💜

[@travguy8017]

You should do fs pop shuvs after this trick. Hell, you should do every trick!

[@freejack2205]

Thank you for those videos! Can you also make one about the ollie?

[@whythetrick]

Ollies will have to wait. Sorry!

[@sdm74]

Can you break down simple Ollie? Great channel 👍

[@whythetrick]

Thanks! Working on it…

[@sdm74]

@@whythetrick awesome, I'd like to see difference between height and distance, like how high vs how far you could Ollie. Thanks, great channel 👍

[@ga3816]

This is good stuff . Wonder if you ever thought of making one on mastering the oli . Like is there a different when attempting to get higer pops or when doing a gap 🤔

[@keikitano]

I love your Videos.❤️❤️❤️ Please don’t laugh. Could you explain in a video the simple ollie?

[@whythetrick]

great to hear that. im not going to laugh. ollies are hard. will work on it.

[@graalcloud]

If anyone is having trouble with the board flipping, try popping from the very center of the tail instead of where he is putting his foot. I have always found that to work much better for various reasons but it also stops the board from flipping.

[@jackfranklin2027]

This, I also feel like it let's me pop quite a bit higher.

[@nicolaslogan377]

Do an Ollie next!!

[@Brodiesoldvids]

your channel was at 100 subs like 2 weeks ago when I found you... keep going man you're gonna blow the fuck uppppp!! well deserved 😃

[@whythetrick]

thank you. it means nothing without those who watch my videos.

[@Mazy113]

can u do a video about heelflip pls

[@mylast949]

Can you do a nollie late flip Ive very good nollie but I can get the flick. Almost 4 years I try to battle this trick but Doesnt seem to get close enough.

[@EdilsonKabal]

Brazilian mode: Heel flip foots position. But, the front foot inside deck

[@whythetrick]

lol it's really good to see someone does it in a totally different way. i personally don't really like that placement though. it kinda feels sticky. anyway, it must be interesting to compare different foot placements. thanks for insight!

[@EdilsonKabal]

@@whythetrick Yes, it's weird, but it's very efficient at avoiding the primo. With practice you adapt your own way

[@mrzoom214]

Try to use front foot while board spin as pivot point

[@whythetrick]

interesting. but why? that's the point of this channel's.

[@mrzoom214]

@@whythetrick For more control, it help to avoid land primo

[@gladman9634]

Can you do one of these for dropping in on a ramp?

[@whythetrick]

I could try but I don’t even want to think about making a 3D model for that…

[@gladman9634]

@@whythetrick if you do that you could get a job as a skate game animator lol

[@sukmydeck]

Still waiting to see Ollie tutorials

[@whythetrick]

just...commit? haha no seriously, please wait. i need some time.

[@sukmydeck]

@@whythetrick appreciate that! Thx for these detailed videos always 🙏

[@ShinyPunkSam]

We not talking about the "Do not be naked" sign at 0:17? aight :v

[@whythetrick]

can't really explain its reason scientifically so, we are not lol

[@888yip]

Please do bs 360

[@888yip]

Best tutorials I’ve ever found and I’m really struggling w them 🙏

[@whythetrick]

Uki. One tip for now: keep rotating your back foot like, forever. Literally even after landing. Really.

[@bsszzzz1779]

wunderful video again..pop shove its. i love them and i hate them.. in this year i broke three "new" decks while doing popshove its, and why that, because of the weight distribution and jumping. i land often on the nose with my front and in the middle with my backfoot. And me being 85-88kg. well you can imagine :D.

[@graalcloud]

I always give it a little forward nudge (forward as in the way that I'm rolling) with my back foot during the pop and that helps me keep it centered when doing them high in the air.

[@bsszzzz1779]

@@graalcloud yeah right, one of the details i often forget

[@lfgang9994]

Very interesting analysis again and am looking forward to part 2. However, I feel like the first three minutes of intro were too much and you repeated yourself.

[@whythetrick]

Kinda true.

[@frater_niram]

great content once again, you nerd ! 8)

[@whythetrick]

yeah everyone should be haha

[@flickeringscreens]

Not me thinking I clicked on a DankPods video 😂

[@Inyuasha6]

Cant wait until you get into impossibles and Rodney Mullen type tricks

[@azzamnaufal4360]

How to fs 180

[@whythetrick]

commit? lol

[@whythetrick]

no, really. what seems to be your problem? can't rotate enough?

[@azzamnaufal4360]

@@whythetrickYes! But sometimes when my board turns 180, I can't land my feet on the board

[@azzamnaufal4360]

and also sometimes I can land my feet on the board, but the board only rotates about 40°

[@PedrinhoGameplay7777]

make a kickflip video

[@whythetrick]

You already got them. Please go to my channel.

[@staticfreeze6116]

Any tips for backside 180. I can get frontside but can’t do it the other way?

[@whythetrick]

Sure. You have to co....commit.....?????? Would you mind specifying symptoms?

[@staticfreeze6116]

@@whythetrick it’s either I lose control of the board, or can’t spin enough

[@gasaiv2]

Pop it forward and u wont miss it ever again

[@whythetrick]

I don’t know about this. Could you elaborate it a bit?

[@gasaiv2]

@@whythetrick Sry I read this very late, but I was struggling for a while with pop shuv's since they always flipped and I land primo, and then I saw someone do a very nice popshuv at our skatespot, then I tried to mimic the position and I couldn't miss it. Basically I now stand as if I want to do a kickflip and push my popping foot behind me and towards the nose, stretch my front foot as if you catch a treflip and you'll catch it pretty well. It's like a treflip motion but don't hook ur board with ur toes.

[@Frank7489]

I’ve always had an easier time doing pop shuv its using my nose as a tail. If I use the tail the board does half a kickflip like the video talks about it.

[@whythetrick]

Nollie/Fakie shove its are easier to control for reasons. I think I could talk about it in the future. Thank you for the insight!

[@Frank7489]

@@whythetrick nollie shuv is like the easiest shuv cuz you don’t have to pop it but actually I wasn’t talking about nollie or fake but just the board turned around.

[@Resident_TaK]

Hello from Ukraine Kyiv. I need translate yours videos. I like sk8.

[@whythetrick]

Thanks for the comment. I don’t know if I can help you with the translation but please stay safe.

[@ikadreeminn]

Asianism go brr

[@whythetrick]

i can't ninja pop shuvit tho

[@ikadreeminn]

@@whythetrick i cant even pop shuvit tho

[@ikadreeminn]

my weight distribution bad

[@pepperdepep23]

nicely put together!but, you’re not totally accurate! i’m missing the part where you use your front foot to gain height!

[@whythetrick]

good point.

[@pepperdepep23]

And, keep up the good approach and work!