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when you are doing the kickflip you might be pushing out (in front of you) to much and that could be causing it to do that.
a hardflip is when you go to do a kickflip, but your front foot pulls the board and back foot pushes it in a cricular motion
watch it come around and put your back foot down on the board the your front.. ALWAYS stay above the board or you will never land it. Peace out skaters!
a nollie hardflip is a hardflip from the front of the board. a regular hardflip is a inward varial kickflip[ basically just the opposite of a inward heelflip]. so its a nollie fs [front side] shov-it, with a nollie kickflip.
Foot position to varial kickflip just put your back foot like a pop shuvit and your front foot like a regular kickflip, only pointing a little more to the nose than a regular kickflip. the flip you want to POP the board, not shuv, and when the board is touching the ground for the pop, or slightly in the air, you want to roll your ankle and kick straight forward. if you dont roll your ankle to make it flip, then you will end up with a lame pop shuv. after that lift your legs up. oh, and you have to jump forward, otherwise you will land with one foot or with your toes. hope it helps
an ollie is tha most simple trick in skateboarding. u have to be able to do it in order to land most moves. so before u start trying to kickflip land an ollie. to ollie u place ur bak foot on the tail of the board, nd ur front foot just above the middle of the board. u have to kick the bak of tha board down...which provides the pop... and slide ur front foot up. to kickflip u place the bak foot the same position as u do on the ollie. ur front foot shuld be....well the heel of it shud be hangin off tha board. nd the front toe shud be pointing diagnally to the front bolts....(it shud make an arrow). after u pop it slide ur front foot up and wen u get to the nose of the board kick off to the side. once u are in the air stomp both feet onto the board...nd land.
i have the same problem with that but i noticed that the flick in your front ankle is not only important in spinning the board but also important in bringing your front foot back in order to land the kickflip. maybe that's the problem.
Hard flipping in skateboarding is done by placing both feet on a moving board. Your front foot skids off the side of the board. At the same time as skidding your front foot, your back foot pushes on the back of the board. You must also jump when doing this. This motion causes the skate board to lift off the ground, and in theory, it should flip and drop down right side up so you can continue on the skate board.
your back foot should be nice and confertable on the tail and your front foot should be around the biddle of the board and at a 45 degree angle ish. with your heel partly off the board. Pop, slide your front foot like you would with an ollie but more on the edge of the nose (on the concave part) and flick down, not away. then pull your front foot back above your board and commit to it.
The key to remember is that the kickflip is an ollie variation. You have to make a conscious effort to perform the same movement with your front foot as you do with an ollie, a little closer to the heel edge of your board. Unfortunately you have to relearn kickflips as what you're doing isn't even close to a proper kickflip.
wait a little bit to flick your front foot. wait until your almost at the peak of your ollie
kickflip front blunts & 180s over gaps