You may practice this step by standing on the longboard's tail. Place your front foot directly near to the nose. Your board will rise up after the first pop from this move, and the sides of your foot will slide up as well, giving you a flawless Ollie. You will have reached the pinnacle of your ollie at this point. The more you practice this step the better you will be able to do it. As with most other tricks, quality not quantity applies here as well. Even though it may not appear so, practicing this step is very important for perfecting your ollie. Once you feel comfortable doing an ollie off the nose, try it off some lower boards too. The more boards you can ollie over the better because that means more practice! When you are ready, try it on some dirt or grass. Make sure no one is around who might get injured if you hit them with your board during training. Now that you know how to ollie, it's time to add some style to your riding. Design your own tricks or play games with your friend. See who can do the most amazing tricks. That's what this book is all about: having fun while learning new things every day. Have fun!