How to play finger skateboarding? How to play finger skateboarding

I know that I can only play with my feet

Here's how to play the finger skateboard:

Pay attention to the finger skateboard posture, the index finger and middle finger of the right hand are placed behind the pushpin of the skateboard, and the first two joints of the two fingers are placed on the board surface. Manipulate the skateboard with your fingers to slide parallel to the direction of your middle finger, and the track must be straight.

You can put a book on the table, jump off the book, and think that you jumped down, not walked down, and find the feel. Then put in another book, jump from one book to another, and take out a book and jump directly from the table to the book, which may have a smaller pass rate at first, but it is not completely impossible. Then you jump on two or three books, one by one, and you finally get it.

History

On a rainy day in 1998, 12-year-old Steven Asher was forced to stay home and not go out to skateboard. So, he used his imagination to invent a small three-inch skateboard from different materials, and drew a pattern on the bottom. His father, Peter, was a director of a toy factory, and when he saw his son's invention, he thought there was a market, so the finger board was introduced.

Steven believes that it should be made from real materials. This meant using real wheels, grinding yarns, and patterns, and Steven found the famous skateboard brands, but it was difficult to get in touch with the skateboard factory. Eventually, one of Peter's employees saw the fingerboard and helped him contact a skateboard factory (World Industries) and obtain the rights, so the fingerboard was officially launched on the market.

Since then, a large number of skateboard manufacturers, such as Blind, A-Team, New Deal, Santa Cruz, etc., have joined the publishing industry.

The jumping technique of a finger skateboard consists of the following steps:

1. Hold the finger skateboard: Place the finger skateboard on two fingers, the index and middle fingers of one hand and the thumb and index finger of the other hand.

2. Strike a jumping position: Put two fingers together, bring them close to the palm, and raise the skateboard slightly.

3. Bounce up quickly: Bounce your fingers up while rolling your palms outwards to make the skateboard rotate and flip in the air.

4. Catch on the ground: After the skateboard rotates for a while, quickly catch the skateboard with your fingers and stabilize it on your fingers.

5. Practice basics: Practice basic movements, such as jumping, 360-degree rotation, flipping, etc., and gradually improve the difficulty and skills.

It should be noted that finger skateboarding requires practice of finger coordination and reaction speed, and beginners can choose a smaller skateboard to gradually get used to the technique and difficulty. And pay attention to the protection of your fingers when practicing to avoid injury.

Basic movements of finger skateboarding

1. Move back and forth: Place the finger skateboard on the top of your fingers and move it forward or backward quickly so that the skateboard passes over both fingers.

2. Move left and right: Place the finger skateboard on the top of your fingers and move it quickly to the left or right with force to slide the skateboard on both fingers.

3. Bounce: Place the finger skateboard on both fingers and bounce the fingers up to make the skateboard jump or spin in the air.

Rotate**Place your finger skateboard on both fingers and move it quickly forward or backward with force while rotating the skateboard so that it completes a 360-degree rotation in the air.

5. Flip** Put the finger skateboard on the two fingers, and quickly flip the skateboard to complete the flipping action in the air.

Beginners can start with the above basic movements and gradually increase the difficulty and technique. When practicing, you should pay attention to the coordination and reaction speed of your fingers, and pay attention to protecting your fingers to avoid injury.

There are many ways to jump up in finger skateboarding, and the following is one of the more basic methods:

1. Place the finger slide on your fingertips and keep your balance.

2. Use your thumb to gently press down on the back of the finger skateboard so that it is back.

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3. At the same time, push the finger skateboard forward with your middle finger and ring finger to flip it 180 degrees.

4.When the finger skateboard is finished, catch it with your thumb and catch it.

It is important to note that when practicing this technique, the finger skateboard needs to be placed on a flat surface for better balance, but also to master the strength so that the finger skateboard does not fly too high or land too early. With a few more practice and a deeper understanding and proficiency in the technique, you will be able to jump higher and more precisely.

Finger skateboard is a small toy that is suitable for players to carry around and play in their leisure time. It has a wide variety of gameplay, including classic tricks like flipping, grinding, sliding, stalling, air, and freestyle, to name a few. These techniques require different ways of operating and skills, and players need to practice and explore them in a way that is not disruptive in order to truly master them.

Finger skateboarding is very popular abroad, and related competitions are held every year, attracting a large number of skateboarders to participate. It is believed that in the future, with the development and popularization of finger skateboarding in China, its gameplay will become more and more diversified, bringing more fun to people's leisure and entertainment.

Here's how to play finger skateboarding:

Finger skateboarding has emerged in recent years as an entertainment related to extreme sports, and one of the most basic movements in finger skateboarding is the dolphin jump.

First of all, all you need to play the dolphin jump is your index finger and middle finger, after getting the skateboard, put your index finger on the three-quarters of the board, put the middle finger back at the end of the board, and then tilt the middle finger back a little harder, but pay attention to the force, if you are too strong, it will roll over.

The middle finger is tilted back, the index finger should not be tight, it should be relaxed, but when the middle finger is firmly tilted back to 75 to 90 degrees, the index finger is pressed forward, and a dolphin jump is completed.

After the dolphin jump, the skateboard will slide forward, then the index finger will press down hard and quickly pull up, the middle finger will follow the movement, and then the index finger will follow when the middle finger falls, the same principle as when playing with the foot on the skateboard. When you can play dolphin jumps proficiently, you can try jumping on your thighs.

When you can successfully play the dolphin jump on your thighs, you can move on to the couch jump, and then practice on the table, step by step to the more difficult movements.

Of course, when you start playing finger skateboarding, the jump height will be low, so you can place an obstacle in front of you, try to jump over it, and repeat the exercise. Dolphin jumping is an introductory action of finger skateboarding, and it is not so easy to play well, you need to keep practicing, don't give up because you can't learn, and persist in order to succeed.

Beginners play finger skateboarding tutorial:

The teaching of basic movements of finger skateboarding is to first understand the standing posture of finger skateboarding, to determine the habit of using the hand, left or right hand, index finger and middle finger touch the board, thumb open, ring finger and little finger slightly bent, do not use the three-finger standing posture. The middle hand shape of the finger skateboard is important.

No matter how many movements you can do before, if your finger type is 3 fingers, start from the beginning, be sure to start with the correct finger type, the general practice method should start with ollie, and then master all the basic movements according to your preferred order, the finger stop pose is to put two fingers behind the pegs.

But please note that the range of the two fingers placed on the board is limited to the two fingers of the first four fingers and the third section, so only the tremor can bend some and some cannot, the finger skateboard is to slide backwards first, give the board a force, then push the middle finger, touch the ground, turn the wrist, turn the board over, lean on the two fingers, in the process, the board slides backwards.

Everyone slides backwards according to the board, giving the board a force, but the sell-hidden is that the slide rail must be straight, parallel to the board, you can draw a line or reference on the table or on the ground, parallel to the line and the body, the slide rail must be straight, the board slides backwards, the middle finger is pressed down, the rear wheel serves as a fulcrum, the board head is upturned, the index finger and the board are raised, turn the wrist, use the index finger as the fulcrum, and close the middle finger.