How to Do a Nollie Double Kickflip to Backside Crooked Grind

Impress the best skateboarders with a Nollie Double Kickflip to Backside Crooked Grind. This sequence of skateboard tricks appears hard, but with practice, you'll have it down and ready to wow your friends. Make sure you have your nollies, kickflips and grinds down.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

1. Position your feet to begin the nollie. Place the foot you usually use in the front on the tail of the skateboard and the other foot you usually use in back should go at the center of the board.
2. Snap the tail with the rear foot down in a quick motion while you drag your other foot beneath it to pull the board back up. Bend your knees and jump, lifting off when the board pops.
3. Proceed into the double kickflip. While the board is dragging up from the nollie, spin the board and tuck your legs high as tight as you can. Keep the board close at your feet while tucking. As you come down, the board should be through its spin. Grab it and land.
4. Move immediately into the backside crooked grind. Pop your back foot down on the tail to go into an ollie. Shift your weight on the front foot, moving it toward the nose while you are high in the air.
5. Land with the weight of your body on the nose of the board, but not so much that you fall forward when you go into the grind on the pavement.