1. Set up your feet just like you would for a kickflip by placing your front foot right behind your front bolts, with the ball of your foot in the middle of the board. The back foot should be on the tail like it would be for an ollie.
2. Hit the tail and try to make the board flip on the way up, so the board isn't being pushed down.
3. Think about only doing a 90-degree kickflip rather than a full 180-degree kickflip (try to catch the board as you are turned only 90 degrees).
4. Push the rest of the turn with your hips and knees once you have the board caught at 90 degrees. If you lead with your shoulders, the rest of your body will follow.
