[1] Before starting, look at the kicker and imagine that you are jumping well. This helps a lot. Image-training always helps for making tricks.

[2] If you start, just stare at the lip and bend your knees.?Here, one thing you should keep in mind is that bending your knees is different from putting your head down. Keep practicing until you get the feeling!!

[3] When you are about to take off, try to hold right up until the lip. Mistakes are often made when you try to jump higher and sink yourself down right before the lip. Just crouch down a bit and take off as it throws you.

[4] Welcome to the sky!! Now you can stretch your knees.

[5] Pull your legs to your chest as you reach the peak of air.
Here, make sure you don't look down too much.

[6] At the peak point, look at where you are about to land and see how cool it is! Now is the time to grab your board, if you'd like.

[7] Get ready to land: Spread both of your hands to maintain the balance.

[8] Landing: Hold your board while looking forward. (Looking down makes the landing harder.)

The best way to learn this trick is to practice the same kicker over and over. It's also a good idea to start with a smaller bump rather than a big kicker, a tip that applies to other tricks, as well.