You aren’t a legit skater unless you can do everything in every stance. Let’s talk about today’s ambidextrous skate style. So why do people still get so confused about this? It’s a bit confusing because a nollie frontside bigspin is actually the easy way, when it’s harder in every other stance, but it’s not too hard to get used to. Just like you can nollie and put the front truck down in a nosegrind, you can nollie and then do a normal backside 180. Then nollie, of course, is just regular stance rolling forward but popping the nose. Fakie just means backward, so if you do a backside 180, the same motion while rolling backward is still backside. Boards are pretty much symmetrical now, but just imagine you have a very obvious big tail and tiny nose and it will make sense.
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If you’re rolling fakie, the front truck is a 5-0, manual or tailslide. If you put the front truck down, it’s a nose grind, nose manual, nose grind. In nollie stance, as soon as you leave the ground, you’re in your normal stance again. Nobody is thinking about it as a switch fakie 5-0. It looks and feels exactly like a nosegrind. So you roll up, pop your nose, then land on your nose and do a grind. It was very uncommon to do switch stuff until later. Again, switch still wasn’t really a thing. A nosegrind going backward is a fakie nosegrind. So it makes sense that that’s a fakie nosegrind. But for a fakie nosegrind, you’re rolling up fakie, popping your tail, then landing on your kicker… it’s just that you’re going backward. If you do a nosegrind going regular, you’re popping the tail, landing on the nose kicker in a grind, and landing it. Imagine that you just have a tiny little kicker for a nose and a big old fishtail, and nobody was doing switch at the time. The tricks are nothing alike – one is on the front truck and one is on the back. Again, these are trickipedia clips from a regular skater and a goofy skater. Look at a nollie nosegrind versus a fakie nosegrind. This can help us understand the reasoning behind this. Let’s take a step back from spins and look at grinds for a second. I thought something was definitely messed up. I remember when I first learned about this, I argued with it a lot. Even though they look 100% the same, one of them is frontside, and one is backside? Is one of these wrong? A nollie backside heelflip from a regular skater and a frontside half cab heelflip from a goofy skater.
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