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.

The Backside G-Turn is oddly a lot harder than the regular frontside g-turn is. Luckily, we’re here to give you some pointers.

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

The kickback is a true oddity in freestyle – a trick that doesn’t really relate to anything else. But that’s why it’s interesting!

The toeflip is a basic pressure flip variation which combines a backside shuvit and a toe-poked flip with the back foot, and should work on all boards.

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.

This 360 kickflip is a mixture of the 180 kickflip and 360 shuvit, and requires speed to work well. Make sure you’re confident going fast before you try this.