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| caption = [[Alexander Rademaker]] - English Wheelie (screenshot) | | caption = [[Alexander Rademaker]] - English Wheelie (screenshot) | ||
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*[[One-Wheel English Wheelie]] | |||
*[[Crossfoot English Wheelie]] | |||
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| description = The '''English Wheelie''' is a [[Wheelie]] Maneuver where the back foot is placed in front of the back bolts and | | description = The '''English Wheelie''' is a [[Wheelie]] Maneuver where the back foot is placed in front of the back bolts and the front foot is hooked underneath the nose to lift up the board to a Wheelie. | ||
It is worth noting that most of the skating world refer to this trick as a Manual, but orthodox freestylers will always refer to this as a Wheelie. | It is worth noting that most of the skating world refer to this trick as a [[Manual]], but orthodox freestylers will always refer to this as a '''Wheelie'''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:16, 9 October 2017
{{#invoke:Infobox|infobox}} The English Wheelie is a Wheelie Maneuver where the back foot is placed in front of the back bolts and the front foot is hooked underneath the nose to lift up the board to a Wheelie.
It is worth noting that most of the skating world refer to this trick as a Manual, but orthodox freestylers will always refer to this as a Wheelie.