Why this trick should be IMPOSSIBLE ft. Rodney Mullen - Skateboarding Science

I've always been super curious about the physics involved in skateboarding.
The first time I tried a nollie, my brain kept saying:  "You're moving forward and stomping on the nose of the board...you're going to go flying cause inertia gives a big NOPE to that."
...but I didn't go flying.  The board didn't just stop while I kept moving...instead, I stayed on the board and kept rolling when I landed.

I'd love to hear the physics of a nollie!  I mean, you're hitting the nose of the board while moving forward, but it still works.  The pop somehow doesn't interfere with Newton's laws of inertia, which just boggles my mind.
Is it because the rest of the energy is transferring to the rest of the board after the pop?
I really want to know!