How to Do a Heelflip on a Skateboard

Set your back foot on the back of the tail., Crouch down and then spring up in an Ollie, just as you normally would., Keep your front foot out so that the board can spin under you., Bring your front foot back after it's over ¾ of the rotation to...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Set your back foot on the back of the tail.

    Set your front foot so ¾ of it is on the skateboard but so that your toes are hanging over a bit.
  2. Step 2: Crouch down and then spring up in an Ollie

    Before you get to your maximum Ollie height, kick your front foot up and out and try to spin the board using your heel, not toe, rolling your ankle. , Stay above the board. watch for the kick tape to come round.

    Remember to keep the board from getting caught with your feet. ,, Try to land ideally,(which is on the bolts).

    Doing this will provide a safer, smoother landing, and prevent your board from snapping.

    Remember to roll smoothly!
  3. Step 3: just as you normally would.

  4. Step 4: Keep your front foot out so that the board can spin under you.

  5. Step 5: Bring your front foot back after it's over ¾ of the rotation to catch the board.

  6. Step 6: Uncompress your legs and land the trick.

Detailed Guide

Set your front foot so ¾ of it is on the skateboard but so that your toes are hanging over a bit.

Before you get to your maximum Ollie height, kick your front foot up and out and try to spin the board using your heel, not toe, rolling your ankle. , Stay above the board. watch for the kick tape to come round.

Remember to keep the board from getting caught with your feet. ,, Try to land ideally,(which is on the bolts).

Doing this will provide a safer, smoother landing, and prevent your board from snapping.

Remember to roll smoothly!

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