Problem: How to make strawberry syrup
Heat the sugar and water on the stove over medium heat in a medium-sized saucepan.
Fill a medium-sized saucepan with 1 cup (240 milliliters) of water and 1 cup (225 grams) of sugar. Place the saucepan on the stove, and turn the heat up to medium. OPTIONS:
- Don't get impatient and turn the heat to high. If you heat the sugar water too fast, the sugar will caramelize.
- Allow the sugar and water to come to a steady boil, then put it into the saucepan you'll be using to syrup your strawberry syrup. Stir and simmer the syrup for the amount of time set.
- Many people prefer to cook the sugar and water separately for a more complex syrup, if you wish to make syrup just for you. Add the flour and milk and cook.
- To check the water temperature, turn the heat to medium and stir with a spoon. If the water reaches that temperature, reduce the temperature to medium, and let the water reach a simmer, which should take about 15 to 20 minutes.

Answer: Don't get impatient and turn the heat to high. If you heat the sugar water too fast, the sugar will caramelize.

Problem: How to prevent neck pain
Practice good posture.
It doesn't matter whether you're in a chair or standing up, you should still have good posture. Your ears should be directly over your shoulders. OPTIONS:
- In addition, your hips should be in direct alignment with your shoulders, meaning you need to stand up straighter if they're not. Adjusting your posture can help reduce neck pain over time.
- As you're sitting, your upper knees should be more bent than they would be in an upright position, even if your toes are touching. Many people feel their shoulders vibrate without consciously acknowledging it.
- When you're comfortable, try to lean back on your feet so you'll be further down in your chair. If your head is tilted to one side, try not to lean too far, or it might become uncomfortable.
- Imagine that your ear is the size of a pencil and feel it lay flat against your shoulders. Don't force your shoulders back in any way.

Answer: In addition, your hips should be in direct alignment with your shoulders, meaning you need to stand up straighter if they're not. Adjusting your posture can help reduce neck pain over time.

Problem: How to hardflip
Get up some speed.
Push a few times and gain a little speed to start, because this trick requires a bit of momentum to pull off.
Put your back foot in position. OPTIONS:
- Once you've got a feel for the flip and have mastered it, put your back foot in position on the ground-right in the center of the screen, with your toes and your arms up below you. Pop your " first " foot up into the air.
- The ball of your back foot should be placed close to the middle of your board, in the same position you use for a kickflip. You should be slightly up on the ball of your foot.
- In this position, it will be difficult to move at the end of the trick. Therefore, it is best that you take into account all the people around you as you move backwards.
- Lean forward as far as you can to gain some speed. If you can, slide your body weight around to take up the majority of the force of the flip.
Answer: The ball of your back foot should be placed close to the middle of your board, in the same position you use for a kickflip. You should be slightly up on the ball of your foot.