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Definition of ollie in English: ollienounPlural ollies ˈɒliälē (in skateboarding and snowboarding) a jump performed without the aid of a take-off ramp, executed by pressing the foot down on the tail of the board to rebound the deck off the ground. Example sentencesExamples - I had an epiphany on frontside ollies after 25 years!
- While Sherm dealt the frontside half-Cab flip and switch backside flip, Eric had the thankless task of working with the fakie ollie one-foot tail grab.
- They put their boards on the concrete and started to board, Lucy following Jaime as they rolled down the street doing kick flips, shove its and regular ollies.
- Malmesbury skateboarders will have a site at the Cartmell Centre to catch air and practise their ollies, grinds and varial flips, it was revealed this week.
- Gone are maneuvers such as wallrides and heightened elevation ollie jumps.
- Next thing you know, Gareth caught the spark and went for the big ollie, kicking it out and severely stomping his heel.
- There's no board flipping, board spinning, or ankle-shattering ollies.
- But even if the MegaRamp does grow to overshadow the rest of the sport, kids won't stop doing ollies in their driveways.
- The cool thing about the Hip Ollie is that with the effort of a normal ollie you can really take off.
- The flat ground ollie is simply a timing trick, in which you jump into the air and snap the tail of your board on the ground at the same time.
- He bailed an ollie and stepped on some kid's board.
- I kick-flipped, I did a couple of pop-shove-it's, tail grinded the curb, then finished with an ollie off the top stair.
- Sean got on the board, and did a perfect ollie, and skated back towards Ashlee.
- OK, so you do a 180 ollie to fakie nosegrind, but you keep rotating your back foot and you lay it down on the far side of the rail locking into a switch frontside feeble down the rail.
- In frame 2 he pops an ollie, dragging his front foot up to the nose.
- I learned fakie ollies below coping, popping the tail off the wall and floating without hands.
- As he reaches the 90 degree mark in the pivot, the tail smacks the ground for the ollie.
- I recommend starting on flat ground and just grabbing the nose as your ollie peaks out.
- This allows skaters to continue their string of connectors after coming off a vert ramp, where they can choose to go into an ollie or a manual and rack up more points.
- First tricks were tic-tacs and sketchy 90-degree ollies.
verbollieing, ollied, ollies ˈɒliälē [no object]Perform an ollie. they taught me to ollie and stuff Example sentencesExamples - George and I went to the park at Kits beach and ollied off the slide until the boards broke.
- I got to Matt's house on Tower, and in a few minutes we were headed downtown to skate it up at the post office. Matt tried a few bluntslides and I ollied off a ledge.
- John pushed a few times, quickly setup, ollied, landed on the rail, slid, then landed on the ground in some weird position.
- Tony ollied up to and then rolled into the over vert.
- I ollied up onto the sidewalk, picked up my board, and dashed madly into the school.
- Adjusting one foot he ollied as high as he could and tried to land on just one set of wheels.
- Was a systematic application of knowledge or skill not used in effecting a desired result when a skater ollied upon the ledge?
- The business machinations and the marketing eye, the stuff that has no relevance to the feeling skating gave you as a 12-year-old bombing hills and ollieing stairs with your friends.
- You cannot wear out a deck to the extent that you need a new one without once ollieing.
- We were pushing down one of these skinny paths when Bastien ollied off a curb and right into the path of a scooter with two dudes on it.
- I hopped on my skateboard and ollied up onto the sidewalk and skated towards the fence in front of the skate park.
- Geoff ollied the mammoth double set and shortly after pulled a frontside 180-the biggest frontside 180 I had ever seen.
- The ultimate illustration of this - something I failed to take a picture of but vividly remember - was when the guy ollied up onto an uphill ledge and did a nose manual.
- He talks about grinding and ollieing and stuff.
- A grin formed on my face as I rode my little heart out, ollieing over benches, kick flipping over curbs and grinding along concrete barriers.
- It didn't take me long to start ollieing down sets of stairs and doing 50-50s.
- And you can do it backside too so that you end up ollieing over into a regular switch feeble.
- Caz grinded across the whole wall and ollied into the bank, nailing a photo chump in the process.
- Having made up my mind I nollied and did a 360 off a curb, skated across the road and ollied up over another curb onto the sidewalk that would take me in the direction of the mall.
- On the walk back to the van Jamie got a second wind and ollied off the roof without much thought.
Origin 1970s: from the name of the US skateboarder Alan ‘Ollie’ Gelfand, who invented the jump in 1976. Definition of ollie in US English: ollienounälē (in skateboarding and snowboarding) a jump performed without the aid of a takeoff ramp, executed by pushing the back foot down on the tail of the board, bringing the board off the ground. Example sentencesExamples - Malmesbury skateboarders will have a site at the Cartmell Centre to catch air and practise their ollies, grinds and varial flips, it was revealed this week.
- I recommend starting on flat ground and just grabbing the nose as your ollie peaks out.
- Gone are maneuvers such as wallrides and heightened elevation ollie jumps.
- I had an epiphany on frontside ollies after 25 years!
- They put their boards on the concrete and started to board, Lucy following Jaime as they rolled down the street doing kick flips, shove its and regular ollies.
- First tricks were tic-tacs and sketchy 90-degree ollies.
- While Sherm dealt the frontside half-Cab flip and switch backside flip, Eric had the thankless task of working with the fakie ollie one-foot tail grab.
- In frame 2 he pops an ollie, dragging his front foot up to the nose.
- I learned fakie ollies below coping, popping the tail off the wall and floating without hands.
- The cool thing about the Hip Ollie is that with the effort of a normal ollie you can really take off.
- OK, so you do a 180 ollie to fakie nosegrind, but you keep rotating your back foot and you lay it down on the far side of the rail locking into a switch frontside feeble down the rail.
- This allows skaters to continue their string of connectors after coming off a vert ramp, where they can choose to go into an ollie or a manual and rack up more points.
- He bailed an ollie and stepped on some kid's board.
- I kick-flipped, I did a couple of pop-shove-it's, tail grinded the curb, then finished with an ollie off the top stair.
- Next thing you know, Gareth caught the spark and went for the big ollie, kicking it out and severely stomping his heel.
- There's no board flipping, board spinning, or ankle-shattering ollies.
- As he reaches the 90 degree mark in the pivot, the tail smacks the ground for the ollie.
- The flat ground ollie is simply a timing trick, in which you jump into the air and snap the tail of your board on the ground at the same time.
- Sean got on the board, and did a perfect ollie, and skated back towards Ashlee.
- But even if the MegaRamp does grow to overshadow the rest of the sport, kids won't stop doing ollies in their driveways.
verbälē [no object]Perform an ollie. they taught me to ollie and stuff Example sentencesExamples - Having made up my mind I nollied and did a 360 off a curb, skated across the road and ollied up over another curb onto the sidewalk that would take me in the direction of the mall.
- Adjusting one foot he ollied as high as he could and tried to land on just one set of wheels.
- It didn't take me long to start ollieing down sets of stairs and doing 50-50s.
- I hopped on my skateboard and ollied up onto the sidewalk and skated towards the fence in front of the skate park.
- Caz grinded across the whole wall and ollied into the bank, nailing a photo chump in the process.
- George and I went to the park at Kits beach and ollied off the slide until the boards broke.
- Tony ollied up to and then rolled into the over vert.
- I got to Matt's house on Tower, and in a few minutes we were headed downtown to skate it up at the post office. Matt tried a few bluntslides and I ollied off a ledge.
- He talks about grinding and ollieing and stuff.
- The ultimate illustration of this - something I failed to take a picture of but vividly remember - was when the guy ollied up onto an uphill ledge and did a nose manual.
- John pushed a few times, quickly setup, ollied, landed on the rail, slid, then landed on the ground in some weird position.
- A grin formed on my face as I rode my little heart out, ollieing over benches, kick flipping over curbs and grinding along concrete barriers.
- We were pushing down one of these skinny paths when Bastien ollied off a curb and right into the path of a scooter with two dudes on it.
- You cannot wear out a deck to the extent that you need a new one without once ollieing.
- I ollied up onto the sidewalk, picked up my board, and dashed madly into the school.
- Was a systematic application of knowledge or skill not used in effecting a desired result when a skater ollied upon the ledge?
- And you can do it backside too so that you end up ollieing over into a regular switch feeble.
- Geoff ollied the mammoth double set and shortly after pulled a frontside 180-the biggest frontside 180 I had ever seen.
- On the walk back to the van Jamie got a second wind and ollied off the roof without much thought.
- The business machinations and the marketing eye, the stuff that has no relevance to the feeling skating gave you as a 12-year-old bombing hills and ollieing stairs with your friends.
Origin 1970s: from the name of the US skateboarder Alan ‘Ollie’ Gelfand, who invented the jump in 1976. |