How to hold a manual on a skateboard

A manual is basically popping a wheelie on your skateboard. To manual you need to lift up the front of your skateboard so that you are riding only on the back two wheels for as long as you can, or as long as you want to. The idea of a manual is to stay balanced on just two wheels without the skateboard deck touching or scraping the www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 7 mins.  · Start rolling towards your manual pad in an ollie stance. Pop up and shift your weight forward, landing into a nose manual. Keep those back wheels up while holding steady all the way through. Once you get to the end, bonk the front wheels off, kind of like a nollie. Use that bonk to pop off and clear your back wheels. Land and roll away!Reviews: 1.  · Step 1: Roll forward position your feet. Begin by rolling forward and put your foot on the skateboard tail. Skateboard manuals require that you move forward. However, if you have trouble executing it, you may also want to learn your manuals while standing stationary.

Step 1: Roll forward position your feet. Begin by rolling forward and put your foot on the skateboard tail. Skateboard manuals require that you move forward. However, if you have trouble executing it, you may also want to learn your manuals while standing stationary. Now, find an open, smooth, and flat surface and get ready to execute a flawless manual: 1. Push on your skateboard at low-to-medium speed; 2. Put your front foot angled slightly forward over the bolts and the back foot on the tail's edge; 3. Bend your front knee and keep your back straight; 4. Look. A manual is a type of freestyle skateboarding trick that's very similar to a "wheelie" on a bike. To perform a manual, you shift your weight on the board to lift one set of wheels off of the ground as you continue to ride. Lifting both the front or back set of wheels off the ground counts as a manual - if you lift the back wheels off the ground, you're performing a variant on this trick called a nose manual.

Manual. Manual - aka a wheelie. Rolling on the back two wheels of the skateboard. A fun trick that requires a lot of balance. Hold the manual as long as you. Then you need get better a balancing. Hold on to two chairs or something one to the right of you one to the left. Then practice and manual like. 8 de ago. de If this is your first visit to our Skateboard Forum, do u have any tips to hold your manual longer? Skateboarding is not a crime.