The rolling switchblade is a fun sequence that weirdly owes more to the regular shuvit than the standard switchblade.

The slingblade is a little footwork sequence involving an interesting shift in momentum – making it very addictive to do.

The backwards walk the dog has some subtle nuances which will trip up even the most experienced freestyler, so let us walk you through it.

The toespin is skateboarding’s equivalent to the pirouette. As long as you don’t rush it, this can be a solid part of your footwork routine.

The turn in is an often overlooked piece of footwork which fits into most scenarios; it flows just as well in rolling lines as it does in footwork routines.

The jaywalk – a series of endovers in opposite directions, alternating between one and two feet – is a classic piece of Kevin Harris footwork.

Get your head around a little piece of footwork called the Switchblade with this freestyle trick tip from guest skater Aaron Watts.

The walk the dog is probably one of the oldest moves that’s still done in modern freestyle – and a true staple of any freestyle routine.

Endovers (and “monster walks”, by extension) are one of the cornerstones of freestyle, and incredibly important for so many reasons.