The Swedish Nose Wheelie (and it’s original form, the Wrong Way) is one trick where form matters; let Aaron Watts show you how it’s done.

The Scarewalk is a grab trick that needs some springy legs and a good bit of jump height – if this goes wrong, you’ll know about it.

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

Think the crossfoot impossible to casper looks cool? We agree – but only if you do it right. This guide should help.

The pressure flip is one of the most maligned tricks in all of skateboarding – but if you leave the 90s style behind, these can look (and feel) amazing.

The backside 360 shuvit is the “standard” 360 shuvit in freestyle. This is the basis of a solid range of rolling tricks, so it’s definitely worth learning!

Most freestylers think the frontside 360 shuvit is “the hard way” to do a 360 shuvit. With these tips and practice, you’ll be able to do them with no issue.

The g-turn is a truly classic skateboarding move. It’s is one of the most fun, enjoyable tricks, and in my opinion, one of the most under-rated.

It might be one of the more unusual 360 shuvit variations – but it’s also one of the easiest. Give the Hang Ten 360 Shuvit a go!

The Flamingo is one of those freestyle tricks which looks fairly simple until you try it. Hopefully these tips will make it easier to learn!