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How to do a kickflip

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By kleinhuizen
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This article will show you how to kickflip.

Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • A skateboard
  1. Step 1

    First, if you are regular position your left foot slightly below the bolts and slant it at about a 30 to 45 degree angle. And put your back foot in ollie position.

    If you are goofy, put your right foot at about a 30 to 45 degree angle slightly below the bolts.

  2. Step 2

    Get a little bit of speed going, just a slight push.

  3. Step 3

    When your ready to do the kickflip, pop the tail and then move your front foot up and flick the upper pocket of the board. That will make the skateboard spin, then (this is probably the hardest part) catch your board with your feet. This will take a while, but your feet will get used to it.

    NEVER GIVE UP!

Tips & Warnings
  • Don't get mad. It is frustraiting just keep trying.

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on 11/2/2008 idk i need to figure out how to ollie!!! i am regular stance and my feet stay in position the back end of my board stays on the ground or leaves the ground by 2 or 3 inches i tried everything plz email ethanweyer7@gmail.com!!!

xandersk8r said

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on 7/26/2008 every time i flick the board the board flys out in front of me and doesnt spin and when it doesnt fly out in front of me it ends out like an ollie

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on 11/22/2007 You just flick it... it's hard to explain.

s8terchick said

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on 11/21/2007 how do you flick it?

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