- An ollie in which both the skater and the skateboard rotate 180 degrees either frontside or backside. If the skater spins some other multiple of 180 degrees (e.g. 360, 540), the trick is named accordingly.
- Half-Cab
- A fakie frontside or backside 180 ollie.
- Full Cab / Caballerial
- is when you and the board turns 360 degress (full circle)
- A fakie frontside or backside 360 ollie. Invented by Steve Caballero.
- Nollie Cab/Helipop
- Frontside or backside 360 nollie. Invented by Rodney Mullen.
- Kickflip
- When a skateboarder flicks off the corner of his nose of the board, if he/she rides normal with his left foot first he kicks to the left and vice versa for goofy footed skaters. Invented By Rodney Mullen.
- Double Kickflip
- The same thing as a kickflip, only this time the board does two rotations before the skateboarder lands.
- Triple kickflip
- When you do kickflip and it flips three times.
- Quadrupple kickflip
- When you do kickflip and it flips four times if you land it your really sick! so try it.
- Heelflip
- Similar to the kickflip, only the board spins toe-side (towards the toes). For a regular skater (left foot in front) the board spins clockwise from a perspective behind the skater. Again, there is a kick as part of the ollie, but unlike the kickflip it is directed forward and outwards away from the rider's toe side (diagonal), so that the last part of the foot to leave the board is the heel, hence the name.Instances of multiple spins are named according to how many spins are completed (e.g. double heelflip, triple heelflip, etc.).
- Double heelflip
- When you do a heelflip and it flips twice.
- Triple heelflip
- A heelflip when the board flips around three times.
- Fakie flip/Fakie heel
- Kickflip/Heelflip while riding backwardards.
- Back Foot Flip
- Kickflip done using your back foot after an ollie
- Nollie Front Foot Flip
- The Nollie Version of the Back Foot Flip. It is a Kickflip using your front foot after a nollie.
- Pop Shove it
- Popping the board with your back foot on the toe side of your board 180 degrees.
- 360 Shuvit
- Popiing the board and making it turn 360 degree backside
- 540 Shuvit
- When the board goes 540 degrees and you land it.
- Frontside Pop Shove It/FS Shuv It
- Same thing as a pop shove it except you pop in the curvature of your board on the heelside.
- FS 360 Shuv it
- fs 360 pop shuv it
- Impossible
- Where the board completes one rotation by rolling around the skater's back foot, in much the same manner as spinning a baton with one's hand. It is considered good style to make the board flip as vertical as possible. If the board spins laterally or comes off the back foot, it tends to end up looking more like a 360 pop shove-it. This trick can also be done with the front foot. That is called a "front foot impossible". This trick was invented by rodney mullen. He shared the idea of this trick with some of his older friends who told him it would be impossible, hence the name.
- Double Impossible
- This trick is when the board does a full impossible and continues to spin an extra rotation. It was invented by Richard Harter.
- Bigspin
- The board spins by popping a 360 backside pop shove-it with the rider spinning 180 the same direction.
- Big Forward Flip
- A Forward Flip with a 180° turn (backside, frontside). Invented by Rouven Leonavicius.
- Biggerspin
- a 540 shoveit with a 180 bs body varial
- Frontside Bigspin
- A 360 frontside pop shove-it with a 180 body varial going the same direction.
- Spin Out
- A pop shove it with a bs 360 body varial
- FS Spin Out
- A fs pop shuv it with a fs 360 body varial
- Varial Kickflip
- Nightmare Flip/Varial Doube Flip
- A combination of a pop shove-it and a double kickflip. It looks similar to a varial kickflip, but has an extra kickflip rotation.
- 360 Flip/ 360 Kickflip/ 3 Flip/ Tre Flip
A combination of a backside 360 shove-it and a kickflip
- 360 Double Flip/ 360 Nightmare Flip
- A 360 pop shove-it with a double kickflip.
- 360 triple flip
- A 360 triple flip is a 360 backside pop shuvit with a triple kickflip
540 Flip/ 540 kickflip
- When the board does a 540 degrees and a kick flip all in one motion
- 720 Flip/ 720 kickflip
- When the board does a 720 degrees and a kick flip all in one motion
720 trple flip
a 720 triple flip is when the board spins 720 degrees wile doing a triple kickflip.
- Varial Heelflip
- A varial heelflip is a heelflip combined with a frontside pop shuvit.
- Double Laser
- A double heelflip with a fs 360 shove it, in other words a double laser flip
- Hardflip
- A frontside pop shove-it with a kickflip. This trick is awkward to execute, and the board sometimes appears to move vertically through the legs.
- Double Hardflip (Not to be confused with 360 Double Hardflip)
- A fs shoveit with a double kickflip
- Triple Hardflip
- An FS Shove It with a Triple Kickflip
- 360 Hardflip
- A 360 frontside pop shove-it and a kickflip all in one motion
- 360 Double Hardflip
- A 360 Hardflip with two kickflip rotations
- Ghetto Bird
- A Nollie Hardflip Late BS 180. Created by Kareem Campbell.
- Inward Heelflip
- A combination of a backside pop shove-it with a heelflip.
- 360 Inward Heelflip
- A backside 360 shove-it with a heelflip in one motion.
- Inward double heel
- An inward heelflip with two heelflip rotations.
- 360 inward double heelfip/360 Inward Double Heel
- A 360 inward heelflip with two heelflip rotations.
- Nollie Flips
- An ollie off the nose of the board. Any trick can be performed nollie rather than an ollie (although they would be renamed accordingly, e.g. a kickflip from a nollie is called a "nollie kickflip"). A common misconception[citation needed] among younger riders is that nollie is similar to fakie. When performing a nollie trick, frontside is still frontside, as is backside, as if you are still riding in your regular stance. Fakie is meant to imply rolling backwards as if still riding regular. An example would be the a nollie frontside pop shove-it which is performed as if doing a switch backside shove-it, only riding backwards.
- Frontside/Backside Heelflip
- A heelflip combined with a frontside or backside 180. This trick is also known as a frontside or backside heel.
- Frontside/Backside Kickflip
- A kickflip combined with a frontside or backside 180 ollie. This trick is also known as a frontside or backside flip.
- Backside Flip
- A backside 180 spin and a kickflip all in one motion.
- Backside 360 Kickflip
- A 360 flip where the skater spins 360 with the board.
- Half-Cab Flip
- Backside/frontside 360 heelflip
- when you perform a frontside/backside 360 and a heelflip.
- Caballerial Flip / Cab Flip / Full-Cab Flip
- A combination of a Caballerial (a fakie bs 360) and a kickflip.
- Bigspin Flip / Bigspin Kickflip / Bigflip
- A 360 flip and with a backside body varial.
- Biggerflip
- A 540 Flip with a 180 degree body rotation.
- Frontside Bigflip
- A 360 hardflip with a frontside 180 body varial.
- Inward bigflip
- A 360 inward heelflip with a 180 body varial in the same direction
- Big Heelflip/FS Bigspin Heelflip/FS Big Heel
- Laserflip with a FS 180 body varial
- Grape flip
- A hardflip with a fs 360 body varial. [Invented By Donovan Strain].
- Double Grape Flip
- A double hardflip with a fs 360 body varial . [Invented By Donovan Strain with help from George Smart].
- Late Flip
- A kickflip or heelflip performed (usually) by the backfoot.
- Late Shove-it
- A shove-it, either frontside or backside, performed by the backfoot at the highest point of the ollie.
- Shuvit Lateflip
- Is a (pop) shuvit with a late kickflip.
- Underflip
- Flipping the board by using one foot that is under the board and flipping it in the kickflip or heelflip direction.
- Pop Shove-it Underflip
- Is a shuvit with a late underflip, performed by the back foot
- Shuvit Lateflip
- Is a (pop) shuvit with a late kickflip.
- Fs shove it body varial
- Do a front shove it and a bs 180 body varial
- Hospital Flip/Casper Flip
- A half kickflip which is caught upside down with the front foot under the front trucks, then flipped back over heelflip-style with a popshove combined. The only difference between a casper flip and a hospital flip is that the casper flip has the back foot briefly rest on the tail and assist in the board flipping back over in the same manner. With a hospital flip the back foot makes no contact with the board once it is upside.
- Casper heel/Hospital Heel
- A half heelflip, the front foot catches the board upside down and does a front side shuvit with it.
- Anti casper flip/Baby Glove Flip
- A casper flip but back foot goes under the board and flips it back around instead of the front
- Big Hospital Flip/ Big Casper Flip/Alpha Flip
- A bigspin hospital flip
- Disco Flip/Sex Change
- A Heelflip with a backside 180 body varial or a kickflip with a fs 180 body varial
- Fingerflip
- A fingerflip requires the skateboarder to flip the board in any direction using their fingers on the nose or tail.
- Forward flip / Dolphin flip/frosty flip/ murder flip
- Usually performed by ollying and sliding the front foot directly off the nose of the board instead of off one of the sides causing it to flip vertically between the riders legs. The rotations of this trick could be described as an inverted vertical varial kickflip or an ollie late nollie hardflip.
- 360 Dolphin flip/360 FORWARD flip
- The same thing as a forward flip except it has 2 rotations
- Dolphin heel/porpoise flip/Forward Heelflip
- A forward flip with a heelflip instead, like an ollie later nollie inward heel
- 1/2 cab impossible
- a half cab with an impossible
- Unward flip
- An unward flip flips in the same rotation as an "inward heelflip", but is flipped from under the board with the front foot.
This is trick is easiest in the nollie position, and is considered the complete opposite of a "nerdflip". This trick can be considered an advanced trick because of the extremely awkward foot positioning an unward flip demands. Invented by Rodney Mullen.
- Gazelle flip
- A 540 flip with a body rotation of 360 degrees in the same direction.
- Gazelle Spin
- A 540 Shuvit with a body rotation of 360 degrees in the same direction. Fs/Bs/. Fakie Fs/Bs. Nollie Fs/Bs. Switch Fs/Bs.
- Kickback Flip
- The board does a half pressure kickflip rotation, then it is brought back up and thrown in the heelflip direction, making it a half pressure kickflip to a late one and a half helflip.
- Plasma Spin
- Frontside bigspin with a pressure Impossible.
- Pressure flip
- Any flip trick that gains its rotational and flip direction from the same foot that popped the nose or tail.[16] Pressure flips are executed using a scooping technique. Nate Sherwood is well-known for his extensive array of pressure flip tricks. Most Pressure Flips are performed like Inward Heelflips, because they are much easier than the Hardflip version.
- Kiwi Flip
- fs shuv late under flip
- Kiwi Spin
- a kiwi flip with a body varial in the same direction
- 360 PressureFlip
- A Pressure Inward HeelFlip/hardflip going 360 degrees
- ToeFlip
- A Pressure Varial Kick
- 360 ToeFlip
- A Pressure 360 flip
- Semi-Flip
- A quarter kickflip late back foot varial heelflip. Invented by Rodney Mullen.
- Stereo Flip
- A daydream flip (or double heelflip varial) with a 180 body varial. Invented by Aaron Brown
- Storm Flip
- A Nollie Backside flip with a late kickflip. Invented by Jerry Hsu.
- BullFlip
- A BS 720 Gazelle NerdFlip - the main way people do this trick is Nollie. Invented by Robby Williams.
- Bull Double Flip
- A 'Bullflip' with an extra flip. Created by Bo Polite.
- Sigma Flip
- A Half Nightmare flip to an anti Casper flip in one motion
- Haslam Flip
- A Half Varial Kick to a half late heelflip in one motion
- HangTen Flip/ Gingersnap
- When you go in a HangTen then you pop down making it do a pressure nollie hardflip through your legs.
- Handstand Flip (Handstand Fingerflip/Handstand Handflip)
- Can be done rolling or stationary. The skater can either be on the board or start out on the ground (if the board is rolling, they usually hop off then perform it). They put their hands on the board and then quickly pull the board's edge up, causing it to flip, and then land on it with their feet. If they're good, they roll away smooth.
- Rail Flip
- When you stand on the side of the board and use your back foot to flip the board using pressure.
- Shove-it late shove
- A BS shuvit kick it back to a FS shuvit.
- Nerd Flip
- Perform a regular BS shuvit, but dip your back foot below the board when it is suspended. when the board is on its way to straighten, lift your back foot up in a flick motion, causing the board to kickflip. Known as a BS Shuvit, to Underflip. Invented by Robby Williams.
- Half Wrap Kickback Flip
- Perform by doing half an impossible and once your front foot is under it you kick it back like the second half of a kickback flip. You then land.
- Half heel half kick
- opposite of half kick, half heel can be front foot or back foot.
- Heelside kickback
- Do a quarter heel flip than kick it back so it does a rotation like a kickflip and land it.
- 360 Double heelflip/360 Daydream flip
- A front side 360 shove it and double heel flip mixed, or in other words, a laserflip with two heelflips.
- Meatspin
- shove it 360 bodyvarial.
- Frontside meatspin
- frontside shuv it 360 body varial.
- Frontside/Backside 180 north
- 180 where you slide the front foot off the board. An ollie where you slide your front foot off is an 'Ollie north' but isn't listed here due to it not being a flip trick but a freestyle trick.
- No comply flips
- A No Comply is where you foot plant and then use your back foot and knee to lift the board off the ground. It is a freestyle trick but you can do pressure flips, finger flips, and spins from it.
- Shifty tricks
- Perform an ollie shifty or an ollie where you land in the same stance but move right or left. You can do flip tricks like this but they're very difficult and usually are done as late flips. Shifty tricks can be frontside or backside. It can be only done with a heelflip or kickflip, backside or frontside.
- Tree flip
- a tre flip aka 360 flip with a late varial kickflip.
- Half wrap Half Heel
- Half an impossible but you put your front foot forward and once it goes half way kick it back with your heel and land.
- Camel Flip / Sanfer Flip
- A Nollie Hospital Flip or a Hospital Flip with your backfoot, not need to ollie. Like a forward flip but back foot unlike a casper flip which flips the same way as a hospital flip. Popularized by Santiago Esteve Viciano
- Bubble flip
- A pressure anti casper flip
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