Implementing the Skateboarding Made Simple strategy for learning the Front Foot Impossible will really help you. Remember, the motion you’ll do with your front foot needs to be small and quick. While it helps to pop for this trick, it’s really all in the front foot.

To correct this you’ll need to position your body in the back seat, go back with the board and try your best to keep the board in front of you. The biggest problem that people usually have is that they’ll kick their board way far back and they’ll end up landing in front of their board quite a bit. As Andy puts it, “It’s pretty much a front three but, your body doesn’t turn.”. The foot position and board rotation of the front foot impossible is very similar to a frontside 360 ollie. Set your front foot up on the front bolts of your board with your toes near the toe-side pocket of the nose. The back foot position is very similar to the back foot position of a frontside pop shove it. Set your back foot up on the tail with the ball of your foot in the heelside pocket and your heel hanging off the board, angled slightly toward your nose. Roll away clean with both feet on the bolts.Bend your back knee as the board finishes rotating, then bring the board down with your front foot and get your back foot on the board.As the board comes around to about 90-degrees, dip your front foot down and dig your toes into the toe-side pocket of the nose, rotating your front foot in a small clockwise motion to make the board wrap around and rotate 360-degrees.With your back foot, pop the board down and push forward slightly to make the board rotate frontside as you jump back slightly.Ride at a comfortable speed with your feet in the proper front foot impossible position.

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