2. Pick a spot on the board for your front foot that is comfortable. Usually, the further back your front foot is, the higher it will go.
3. Push the tail down so it hits directly below you, but once it hits, push slightly forward and in front of you - which makes the board turn frontside under you.
4. Suck your legs up as you would for an ollie, and stay directly above the board as it turns under you.
5. Catch the board with your front foot once it has turned the full 180 degrees under you and is at the height of its flight.
6. Bring your rear foot back over the board as quickly as possible so both feet are on the board near the peak height of the trick.
7. Land with your feet over the bolts if possible.
