Nose Manual Help

[carvinglebo22]

Hey i currently ride a dervish, and just cant get nose mannys. i end up going over the top and dumping off the front. help?? how to just...hold them longer

[DervishBoarder]

Hey i currently ride a dervish, and just cant get nose mannys. i end up going over the top and dumping off the front. help?? how to just...hold them longer

Practice on a smooth gentle slope. Have your front leg be stiff and a bit straight. Then move 3/4 of your weight on your nose the other fourth on your back leg which should guide you from not going To high. Practice makes perfect

[riley_bombs]

Hey i currently ride a dervish, and just cant get nose mannys. i end up going over the top and dumping off the front. help?? how to just...hold them longer

do you have any idea how many threads there are on this??? use the damn search. the only way youll get better is practicing

[thebassman]

Practice in a parking lot. First get one space, then two and so on.

You have to find the sweetspot

[carvinglebo22]

Practice on a smooth gentle slope. Have your front leg be stiff and a bit straight. Then move 3/4 of your weight on your nose the other fourth on your back leg which should guide you from not going To high. Practice makes perfect

thanks broseph. this really helped.

[Fluere]

It helps to actually put your front foot almost parallel to the board, not sideways. That way you have the precision of your ankle to help you.

[DervishBoarder]

thanks broseph. this really helped.

np man I had the same problems as you.

[longboardingchick]

Don't think about it too much. And practice on a parking lot and set a goal for yourself before you know it you'll be able to manual one parking space.

[chris_sirhc90]

I always say look where you want to go. I had the same problem but then I started looking forward and not down. also just practice

[Cann0n]

Dervish is actually harder to manual than a lot other boards. Try sticking grip on the trucks. there is another thread like this too. look there.

[nikitynick]

best thing is practice, took me much longer to lose nose manuals than alot of other tricks