After mastering the ollie, most beginner skateboarders go to the kickflip. It's one of the most frequent skating tricks, but it may be difficult to perfect, especially when sticking the landing. Beginners frequently struggle with flicking the board and landing on both feet. The better you can ollie, the easier it will be to kickflip. In fact, good ollies are the key to any kind of trick. If you can ollie perfectly every time, then the kickflip is easy. You just have to remember where your foot goes when it kicks out from underneath you! The more you practice, the better you'll get at both ollying and kicking. There are many different methods for learning how to ollie. You can start by practicing in little circles until you feel comfortable going straight up into the air this way. Then you can increase the size of your circles until you're spinning as fast as possible! Once you've got the hang of that, try doing ollies while standing on an object like a curb or a box. This helps build muscle memory in your legs and gets them used to moving in coordination with each other instead of independently. Once you can ollie perfectly without falling over, you can start working on doing so while standing on one foot.