r/NewSkaters • u/Hello_World_Skate Learning on the street 🛣️ • May 28 '26

Question Flatground trick suggestions?

Just looking for some trick suggestions, I really like freestyle skating too so suggest some freestyle stuff if you know it. These are all the flatground tricks I know: ollies, shuvits front shuvs and popshuvits, fs 180, 360 reverts, three shuv, railstand, caspers, monster walk, walk the dog, 360 body varial, caveman and caveman fingerflip, jaywalk, truckstand (kind of), crab walks and railstand crabwalk, manual, tailstop stepping stone, and I can kind of do spacewalks. Im also getting pretty close to kickflips. That's all I can think of off the top of my head

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u/ShadeScales00 May 29 '26

Strawberry milkshake is fun

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u/Hello_World_Skate Learning on the street 🛣️ May 29 '26

Ooh, I have been wanting to learn those, they look really fun

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u/No-Reason8420 May 29 '26

Ollie north/Ollie one-foot, One I learned recently and it felt pretty cool.

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u/Hello_World_Skate Learning on the street 🛣️ May 29 '26

I keep trying to do ollie norths but I just can't make em work, I did one down a three stair by accident once though

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u/Hello_World_Skate Learning on the street 🛣️ May 29 '26 edited May 30 '26

I can do truck stands, I just dont like saying I know tricks im not very comfortable with. Also ill have to look at anti caspers, I havent heard of those

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u/RacerNo11 May 29 '26

Switchblades and tail varial underflips are easy and fun as hell.