1. Set your feet up just as you would for a nollie (back foot maybe slightly closer to your front foot than usual).
2. Snap the nose down as hard as you can and begin doing the nollie motion while you turn your shoulders and hips frontside. You can begin to turn the trick almost immediately after you push down to nollie so you almost take off from an angle.
3. Guide the entire trick with your legs and hips. Suck in your knees and jump to get the trick to pop higher, and use your hips to control and direct the turn. On the frontside 180 nollie (as opposed to the backside 180 nollie) it is best to let the trick turn the full 180 degrees before you start to go down (so you are totally backwards at the height of your trick).
4. Land as solidly (all four wheels) as possible. Lean either way too much and you will get pitched, and it is no fun to get pitched going backwards.
5. Work on popping this trick as high as possible; it is a great one to do up, down, or over just about anything. Style points!
