01 This trick is basically a kickflip, but you pop off your front foot and flip with your back foot this time.
So to start you need to be in a similar position to a nollie, with
your back foot slightly more over
to the heel edge of the board.

02 As you crouch, you'll be looking forward, but point your back foot slightly toward the tail of the board, in a similar way to what you do with your front foot in a kickflip.

03 As you pop and start the flip, hit down and forward with your front foot as you do in a nollie, this will help you stay over your board and not leap forward. Flipping the board is tricky as it's your back foot and it won't be used to the power, so really give it some power to flip it round.

04 At first these will be really low and you'll probably land primo a lot as it's difficult to get used to the flip with your back foot. The key is the power in the back foot, you'll need lots more than you'd normally use
in a kickflip.

06 Again, this will feel like a weird landing at first, so be prepared to adjust your direction. Eventually try and get them without having to tick tack at the end. to keep them moving after landing you'll have
to do them with a bit of speed,
so get practicing.

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