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• Tips
• Warnings

1 Learn how to do kickflip and BS shove-it. Although many skaters teach it without first learning 360-popshoves.

2Place your front foot in the kick flip position, at a 45 degree angle, five centimeters or more from the front bolts

3 Place your hind foot on the crotch of the tail, otherwise known as a concave.

4 Shift your weight a little to the back leg; this will turn out to be a coup.

5 Jump and flip at the same time, then just throw your front leg forward as in a kick flip.

• Jump and GRIP the board. In this trick, catching is key. Just try to get hit by the board, but not too much. ...
• After grabbing the board up, at the same time, kick the board off with a light kick as you would with a kickflip.

6 Jump above the board by at least five centimeters.

7 Be careful and wait for the right moment to land. Wait for the board to return to the flu tape. People generally don't expect flu tape, they just know when to catch it.

8 Land with bent knees.

Tips

• It won't work the first time. This is a hard trick.
• Try to keep your hind leg slightly behind the tail.
• If you land on a board and it hasn't completed its 360 rotation yet, but you are not catching enough tail.
• Try to ride to perform the trick, it is easier to rotate and flip.
• Try not to do Varial. Varials and 360 flips are completely different!
• Some people find it easier to make fakes (backward movement).
• Another key to doing the trick is to turn your legs around and try to push the board in front of you with your front foot.
• Try starting on a curb, ledge, or kicker to get enough spin on the flip. Believe it or not, it helps a lot if you are just learning.
• Try to learn fake backside flips and regular backside flips - this helps a lot with pop, then try fake big flips - easier than you think.
• Most people land on the bow after they do it, but if you do, just follow the board; if she goes back, you go back, if she goes in front ... then jump forward!

Warnings

• It takes a lot of training, so be prepared to fall a few times.
• Squeeze your legs in the jump to prevent the board from hitting your shins.
• Jump higher so as not to hurt your ankles while the board is spinning.
• It's really hard, so don't expect it to work the first time.
• Keep your feet slightly off the board as it spins, or be prepared to pay off

* Keep the board close to the bottom to avoid hitting your shin. Control while spinning.