Is there such thing as a fakie ollie?

A fakie ollie is done with your back foot while rolling backwards. They both look like an ollie on the “front” of the board but it’s actually different ends of the board and different feet doing the job. Fakie ollies are much easier, you just do your normal ollie motion.

What is fakie skateboard trick?

fakie: skating backwards—the skater is standing in his or her normal stance, but the board is moving backward (not to be confused with “switch stance”)

Is fakie the same as goofy?

A fakie is when you ride backward with your feet in your particular stance; when riding goofy and riding switch the nose of your board is in front, but when riding fakie the tail of your board is in front.

Is a fakie ollie a switch nollie?

fake ollie and switch nollie are the same thing? No. A fakie Ollie is riding in the opposite direction but having your feet positioned as if you were riding regularly. Fakie is where you roll backwards in your regular stance and switch is where you ride in your opposite stance.

Should I learn to ride fakie?

There’s nothing fake about riding fakie—or backward—on a skateboard. It can be a challenging move for beginners, but it’s an essential skating skill to have, especially if you’re riding the quarterpipe or halfpipe.

Is rock to fakie hard?

The rock to fakie is one of the first coping tricks you will learn on a skateboard. It can be scary and difficult at first, with the risk of hooking your front wheels on the coping and falling backwards. If you work through the proper progression and learn to commit, this trick can come (almost) painlessly.

Is nollie a switch fakie?

A nollie can be easily confused with a fakie ollie, whereby the rider uses their original foot position but is instead riding backwards (“fakie” is the skateboard term for riding in a backwards direction, in your usual stance, while riding the opposite of your usual stance is referred to as “switch”).