(step by step)how do you do a kickflip?
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1.  You need to be able to ollie 1st.\n2.  Place your front foot on the side of the board below the truck blots.\n3.  Do a normal ollie.\n4.  after the tail clicks on the ground & you are airborne - kick you front foot straight down & out just a little.\n5.  The board should flip and you need to have your feet spaced apart ready to land.\n6.  Land it.\n7.  Practice, Practice, Practice & Patience.
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First place the ball on the ground. Next step look and decide where you want the ball. After this is determined. Take 3 to 4 steps back from the ball. Now the technique comes in to play. The technique is to plant your non kicking foot next to the ball in the direction you want the ball to go. The ball should look like it is placed right at the center of your non kicking foot an inch or so away. What seems comfortable to you. Now when you kick the ball you should try to get under the ball, but not to much where you kick the ground...and your kicking foot should be at a slight angle. Best thing to do is mark the spot on the ball where you want to kick it. Key thing when kicking the ball is to LOOK at the ball when kicking. To ensure hitting the ball at the designated spot. Now you are ready to kick the ball. So now take those few steps back, approach the ball, and use all the techniques I mentioned above and you should get the results you are looking for. The height and the distance and the accuracy. But of course all of this will only fall into place after a lot of practice. Practice is the key to everything you do.  =) Another thing that might help to understand what I'm trying to explain is record a game or 2 and review the goalkeeper when he is taking those kicks. Notice how many steps he takes.....His body movement. How low he keeps his body...knees slightly bent.....
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see wat u wanna do is put ur back foot on tha tail and then put ur front foot really close to ur back me i like to put ma front foot right above tha back trucks then u wanna pop up like an ollie then move ur back foot like a 360 pop shoveit and ur front foot like u would a kickflip and also if u keep landing on tha nose try to throw tha board a lil bit more in front of you
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Assuming that you can ollie, start with kickflips, heelflips, frontside and backside 180's, frontside 5-0's, frontside 50-50's, frontside and backside boardslides. After you get that stuff down, you can step up to varial flips, 360 flips, frontside flips, backside flips, and maybe some some switch and nollie tricks. Just watch alot of skate videos and try to emulate what you see. You can also check out Transworld Skateboarding magazine.   They have alot of trick tips. Have fun, because that is what skateboarding is all about!\nwww.skateboarding.com
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Take several steps back to the left or right of the ball.Left to curve right and right to curve left.Line yourself up at a 45 degree angle with the ball.Strike just to the opposite of the side your kicking from and sweep your leg through in an upswing motion.The longer the distance the better you can curve it. Try to get yur foot under the ball for more heighth which means a better curve.
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# 1) Start with your back foot on the tail and your front foot right under the bolts. Your front foot should be slanted just a little.\n# 2) Bend your knees and pop your board.\n# 3) Flick your front foot off the tip of the nose making it flip.\n# 4) Suck up your legs for the catch. Try and keep your feet over the bolts.\n# 5) Land and absorb the shock and roll away.
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You have to be really patient, because it takes months to even learn the basic tricks well.  Basically, one of the easiest tricks is the "manual," where you tilt the front part of the board up while you skate (you could also do it with the back part of the board).  You can use a manual to turn around while skating.  Also you can do a trick (I think it's called "a pop-shove-it") where you basically spin the board 180 degrees from under you without your body actually moving in a different direction.  One more trick is the "ollie," which is basically a jump trick.  It's complex to explain, but you basically slam the back of the board down and shift the front foot forward while you raise your back foot and move that foot forward as well.\n\nBasically, if you're completely new at skateboarding, try skating around, increasing your speed, turning, and generally balancing well before you try any tricks.  These tricks should be started when you're still (i.e. not moving forward) and gradually you should be able to do them while moving slowly.\n\nTry http://www.skateboard.com/ for some trick tips and videos.
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There are different types of rounhouse kicks. Various martial arts have somewhat different delivery of kicks.\n\nSay, in a taekwondo match, you must kick deliver the roundhouse kick quickly. Leverage for power is sacrificed inorder to get the kick quickly to the target. But in kickboxing, you must get leverage from your kicks. Its like a haymaker with your feet.\n\nThese are the steps...\n\nTaekwondo roundhouse:\n1) Assume stance with more the powerful leg at the rear side. (assume an orthodox stance <right handed>)\n\n2) Raise the right foot, pointing the the right knee on the target.\n\n3) As you extend your right leg, pivot the your left foot counterclockwise consequently turning your trunk to the target now hitting the head of opponent with your right instep in the event of the complete leg extension.\n\nIn Kickboxing:\n\nAlmost the same but the kicking leg is swung wider or from the outside.
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place your feet so one foot is on the front part and the other on the back. You bend your knees and push off the back part, like jumping, and that's about it.
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Make sure you plant your non kicking foot next to the ball, then follow through with your kicking foot by using the top of your foot to kick with. If you have never kicked this way it will seem awkward at first. Further, leg presses will help immensely. I recommend heavy weights and 5-8 reps, for 5 sets, resting 60 seconds between reps.
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Tip: Standing Jump and Reach\nThe standing jump and reach:1-Start with feet shoulder width apart, body straight up and down.2-Squat slightly, explode upward, reaching toward a target or object.3-Take no steps before jumping again.4-Repeat for 1:00, rest 1:15, go again. Do 3 sets.\n \nTip: 90-Second Step Jump\n1-Stand at the side of the step, feet shoulder width apart. 2-Jump onto the step, quickly jump off step on other side.3-Repeat the process in the opposite direction.4-Begin at 30 seconds, and work your way up to 60 and finally 90 as you feel more comfortable. 5-Rest 15 seconds longer than you jumped, doing sets of 3.\nTip: Two-Foot Ankle Hops\nHere´s how to do the two-foot ankle hop:1-Stand with your feet shoulder width apart, your body straight up and down.2-Using only your ankles, hop continuously in place.3-Extend your ankles to the maximum range with each jump.4-Continue for one minute, rest 1:15, then go again. Do 3 sets.\nTip: Bleacher Sprints\nA good way to improve quickness and jumping ability is to utilize bleachers for running. This can be done on a small set or a large set. Beginners - may want to start on a small set and run up and done 3 times. Intermediate - needs to try to complete a large set of about 15-20 bleachers 3 times. Experienced - players need to complete a large set of bleachers of about 20+ bleachers, skipping every other step. Every level should take 30 second break and complete at least 3 sets.\nStart with a warm up, including a light jog, stretching, big arm swings and side-to-side movements for 10-15 minutes, and then move on to the plyometric routine.
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Trap the ball against the heel of one foot with the other.  Roll the ball up the first foot with the second then lean forward and kick the ball back and upward over your shoulder.  \n\n\nMore detailed description here: http://www.ehow.com/how_8849_rainbow-kick-soccer.html\n\nLinks to a video of it below.
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Do it from the toe, twist hips slightly, and place heels down. You have to do both feet at the same time, some find it easier with a slight jump others find it easier to start out with one foot as though when skating forward.
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Okay, dude...this one can be quite difficult when beginning, but if you are determined, and you pay special attention to this answer, you will be bound to sucsess! First position your back foot over the tail of the skateboard with your foot perpindicular to the way the skateboard is going. your front foot should be pointed at about a 50/130 angle pointed foreward near the screws on the griptape, and only the ball of your foot should be on the board.\n..\nIn order to attempt the action, you must first kick down with your foot as if you are executing the ollie motions, but when the nose of your board goes into the air, kick your front (pointed) foot off the nose of the board and watch it spin, but dont land: try this a few times until you have mastered the spin action. Now, in order to land a kickflip, you have to combine those motions with a jump move.\nJump  your legs up (like you would without a skateboard) just after you kick your front foot off the nose of the board, and when you see the grip tape, stick it! There are 2 rules, however to "sticking it" and landing a cool looking kickflip. One, you have to envision yourself landing the trick before you even attempt it... it may sound wierd or stupid, but trust me, it will work. Doin this will also save you a lot of time wondering why you can't land with both feet. The second rule, is make sure you land with 2 feet on the board with confidence. As simple as this may sounds, you will naturally be afraid of landing on the board with 2 feet, and you will only want to land on with one foot...So go out there, and kick some...uh...flip! Good luck dude.
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I answered your other kick-over question. :)\n\nCartwheels, one of the many building blocks in gymnastics!\nStart in a lunge.\n(With whatever hand you right with or you prefer, but lets use the right hand)Reach forward with that arm, kick up with the opposite leg (which would be left in this case). Other hand should follow right after that, quickly, touching the ground, and then your right leg should come up too. You should be in a straddle handstand. Then, land the same way you came, your legs will be falling back into place, only on the opposite side of where you started. Probably sounds complicated but once you do the steps all together it won't seem like that and it moves very quickly. Think hand, hand, foot, foot. You can use tape on the ground to guide you.
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This looks like a great place to check out how to do tricks. I clicked on a few of the links, and step by step pictures come up along with the how to guides..\n\ngood luck.\n\nhttp://skateboard.about.com/od/tricktips/\n\nclean link.
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1:ollie 2:kickflip 3:impossible 4:boardslide 5:pop-shove-it 6:manual 7:nollie 8:hardflip 9:heelflip 10:boneless