BOARD!! :rotating_light:

Hello Skateboarders

Rumor has it around here about several different opinions of this neat skateboarding trick, the '180 No Comply'. I must stress that if and when doing any skateboarding tricks, please be careful. No one is perfect but a lot of practice can perfect your boarding skills to your satisfaction. Down below, please take the time to view this skateboard trick tutorial. It is pretty cool and quite smooth in my opinion. So let's go outside and have some super boarding fun!

The 180 No Comply is a trick that appears very effortless to the eye. It’s often used to change your stance from Regular to Switch, but is also a treat for the eyes when performed down a big set of stairs or over an obstacle.

STEP BY STEP TIPS :

1. Put your front foot on the nose near the bolts of your front truck, somewhere between the Ollie and the Kickflip position. Put your back foot in the middle of the tail.

2. With this trick it’s also important to use your shoulders. Before you pop your tail, build up momentum with your shoulders to prepare yourself for the 180 motion.

With this trick you don’t need to bend down as much as with other 180 tricks.

3. At the same time, take your front foot off of the board and with your back foot push the tail down and forward.

With your front foot on the ground, the back foot will guide the board in the Frontside 180 motion.

4. When you do this, you need to jump and get your front foot out of the way of the board as it’s turning.

5. It’s important that you keep your back foot on the board at all times so it doesn’t come off.

If you have the front foot turned too much like with a Kickflip the board will flip over in the air. Make sure you find the right front foot position.

6. This needs to be done in a quick fluid motion with your front foot only touching the ground for a split second.

At first practice getting the smooth 180 No Comply movement and when you get that try the jumping movement with your front foot.

7. Land on the bolts and roll away. Now you can do 180 No Complies!

Keep practicing them to be able to do them everytime you need them without thinking about it too much!

- MarCor -

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