air: riding with all four wheels off the ground; short for aerial
backside: when a trick or turn is executed with the skater’s back facing the ramp or obstacle.
Caballerial: a 360-degree turn performed on a ramp while riding fakie (backwards), named after skater Steve Caballero
carve: to skate in a long, curving arc
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")
frontside: when a trick or turn is executed with the front of the skater’s body facing the ramp or obstacle
goofyfoot: riding with the right foot forward, the opposite of "regular foot"
grind: scraping one or both axles on a curb, railing, or other surface, such as:
crooked grind: grinding on only the front truck while sliding
50-50 grind: grinding on both trucks equally
50-50 grind by Diego Bucchieri (QuickTime)
nosegrind: grinding on only the front truck
5-0 grind: grinding on only the back truck
kickflip: a variation on the ollie in which the skater kicks the board into a spin before landing back on it
Kickflip by the Exploratorium's Steve Gennrich (Flash)
Kickflip by Tony Trujillo (QuickTime)
McTwist: a 540-degree turn performed on a ramp, named after Mike McGill
mongo-foot: a style of pushing where the back foot is kept on the board and pushing is done with the front foot
nollie: an ollie performed by tapping the nose of the board instead of the tail
Nollie by Matt Fields (QuickTime)
noseslide: sliding the underside of the nose end of a board on a ledge or lip
ollie: a jump performed by tapping the tail of the board on the ground; the basis of most skating tricks
railslide: a trick in which the skater slides the underside of the deck along an object, such as a curb or handrail
regular foot: riding with the left foot forward, the opposite of "goofyfoot"
shove-it: a trick performed by spinning the board 180 degrees beneath the feet while traveling forward
switch stance: riding the board with the opposite footing than usual, i.e., "goofyfoot" instead of "regular foot"
tailslide: sliding the underside of the tail end of a board on a ledge or lip
backside: when a trick or turn is executed with the skater’s back facing the ramp or obstacle.
Caballerial: a 360-degree turn performed on a ramp while riding fakie (backwards), named after skater Steve Caballero
carve: to skate in a long, curving arc
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")
frontside: when a trick or turn is executed with the front of the skater’s body facing the ramp or obstacle
goofyfoot: riding with the right foot forward, the opposite of "regular foot"
grind: scraping one or both axles on a curb, railing, or other surface, such as:
crooked grind: grinding on only the front truck while sliding50-50 grind: grinding on both trucks equally50-50 grind by Diego Bucchieri (QuickTime)
nosegrind: grinding on only the front truck5-0 grind: grinding on only the back truckkickflip: a variation on the ollie in which the skater kicks the board into a spin before landing back on it
Kickflip by the Exploratorium's Steve Gennrich (Flash)
Kickflip by Tony Trujillo (QuickTime)
McTwist: a 540-degree turn performed on a ramp, named after Mike McGill
mongo-foot: a style of pushing where the back foot is kept on the board and pushing is done with the front foot
nollie: an ollie performed by tapping the nose of the board instead of the tail
Nollie by Matt Fields (QuickTime)
noseslide: sliding the underside of the nose end of a board on a ledge or lip
ollie: a jump performed by tapping the tail of the board on the ground; the basis of most skating tricks
railslide: a trick in which the skater slides the underside of the deck along an object, such as a curb or handrail
regular foot: riding with the left foot forward, the opposite of "goofyfoot"
shove-it: a trick performed by spinning the board 180 degrees beneath the feet while traveling forward
switch stance: riding the board with the opposite footing than usual, i.e., "goofyfoot" instead of "regular foot"
tailslide: sliding the underside of the tail end of a board on a ledge or lip
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