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5 Ways to Do Beginner Kick Scooter Tricks

By Matthew Lynch
April 6, 2024
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Kick scooters have recently gained popularity as a fun and exciting way to stay active, and with a huge variety of tricks to learn, there is never a dull moment. If you’re new to kick scooters and want to spice up your rides, here are five beginner-friendly scooter tricks that you can practice to take your skills to the next level.

1.Bunny Hop

The bunny hop is one of the easiest tricks to start with and is the foundation for many other scooter tricks. To perform a bunny hop:

– Start by riding at a moderate speed with both feet firmly planted on the scooter deck.

– Bend your knees slightly and jump up while pulling the handlebars towards your chest.

– As you reach the peak of your jump, tuck your legs so that you and your scooter become airborne.

– Land on both wheels simultaneously, bend your knees to absorb the impact, and ride away smoothly.

2.Manual

A manual involves balancing on just the back wheel of your scooter while maintaining forward motion. This trick not only looks impressive but also helps improve balance and control over your scooter. Here’s how to do a manual:

– Build up some speed and shift your weight towards the back of the scooter.

– Gently lift the front wheel off the ground by pulling up on the handlebars.

– Use your arms to steady yourself as you balance on one wheel while continuing to ride forward.

– To end the trick, simply lower the front wheel back onto the ground.

3.180° Spin

Adding a 180° spin makes any basic trick instantly more impressive. To do a 180° spin:

– Begin riding at a moderately fast pace.

– Start a bunny hop, but as you jump into the air, rotate your body and scooter 180 degrees.

– Land with both wheels on the ground facing opposite direction from where you started.

– Practice this trick until you can smoothly spin and ride away in the new direction.

4.Tail Whip

The tail whip is a popular scooter trick that involves spinning the scooter deck around the handlebars while airborne. To do a tail whip:

– Start with a bunny hop, but as you lift off the ground, use your back foot to kick the tail of the scooter around.

– Keep your front hand firmly on the handlebars while allowing your back hand to give some slack so that the scooter can rotate freely.

– As the tail completes a 360-degree rotation, catch it with your feet and land on both wheels.

5.Barspin

The barspin is another stylish trick where you spin the handlebars 360 degrees horizontally. Here’s how to do a barspin:

– Begin with a bunny hop and release one hand from the handlebars as you jump into the air.

– Use your free hand to guide the handlebars in a circular motion.

– As the bars complete their spin, place your free hand back onto them and land with both wheels touching down simultaneously.

These five beginner-friendly tricks allow you to add excitement and style to your kick scooter rides. Remember to always wear appropriate safety gear, like helmets and pads, while practicing new tricks. With practice and confidence, you’ll soon be mastering these tricks and moving on to more advanced kick scooter maneuvers!

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