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{{Trick | |||
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| image = Pogo.jpg | |||
| caption = Pogo (Goofy) | |||
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| alternate_names = Hopping | |||
| inventor = Kyle Jensen | |||
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| difficulty = Intermediate | |||
| variations = | |||
*[[No Handed Pogo]] | *[[No Handed Pogo]] | ||
*[[Crossfoot Pogo]] | *[[Crossfoot Pogo]] | ||
*[[Switchfoot Pogo]] | *[[Switchfoot Pogo]] | ||
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[[ | | description = A '''Pogo''' is a very popular trick and is a staple of freestyle skateboarding. You first get into a [[50/50]] truckstand by grabbing the nose and placing one foot on the bottom truck, with the other foot hanging off, and then you hop like on a pogo stick. This can also be performed with both feet on the truck, or with the feet crossed. Per Canguru often performs a double-foot pogo at the end of his runs for a crowd-pleaser. This trick was invented by skating legend, Kyle Jensen. | ||
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Revision as of 03:58, 19 April 2016
 Pogo (Goofy) | |
| Alternate Names | Hopping |
|---|---|
| Inventor | Kyle Jensen |
| Difficulty Level |
Intermediate |
| Common Variations | |
| Variations | |
A Pogo is a very popular trick and is a staple of freestyle skateboarding. You first get into a 50/50 truckstand by grabbing the nose and placing one foot on the bottom truck, with the other foot hanging off, and then you hop like on a pogo stick. This can also be performed with both feet on the truck, or with the feet crossed. Per Canguru often performs a double-foot pogo at the end of his runs for a crowd-pleaser. This trick was invented by skating legend, Kyle Jensen.